This house has continuously had "yard sales" every week for the past few years. Is the household paying for their sale signs? I know Heritage Salon pays for their sandwich sign, they're right next to each other. So has this house paid for their excessive "for sale" signs usage for all the junk in the yard? It's an eyesore on one of the main streets of town.
Sign without permit
Corner of High Street and E Third (edge of St. Charles Church): new 'We Buy Houses' sign.
SW corner of Walnut and Country Club Rd: Now Hiring, Journey; Dominoes Pizza. Now hiring drivers.
Woodlawn and Sheridan: College Pro Painters sign
Corner of Woodscrest and E Third: Domino's Now Hiring Drivers sign
Green 'Rent College Pads' signs at the following locations: Corner of Stull and E First Street; Hillside and Woodlawn at the entrance to the Woodlawn Crossing apartment complex; Hillside, across from #1809 at the entrance to the Beech Tree Manor apartment complex.
Signs posted on electric pole.
Sign at former Old National Bank at E 3rd and College Mall Rd.
With code change Acadia court has overdone permitted signage.