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COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO - July 10, 2012 <br /> DEPARTMENT: Community Development <br /> AGENDA ITEM: Adoption of Resolution No. 4141-1301 establishing Campaign Sign Free <br /> Zone(s); and adoption of Ordinance No. 4839-1302 amending City Code Sections 8-2-3 <br /> and 8-2-4 to limit campaign signs in certain public rights-of-way <br /> Approved By: Date: <br /> Department Head: Tom Guice // <br /> City Manager: Craig McConnell d';✓�'! 6 'C.. <br /> 0 <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> Arizona Revised Statutes were amended last year to prohibit municipalities from banning <br /> campaign signs in public rights-of-way. Prescott, along with many other municipalities, has <br /> a ban of this type in its City Code. A provision of the statute (below) allows municipalities <br /> to declare certain parts of their communities as "campaign sign free zones" based upon a <br /> determination that such zones are essential to tourism. To declare a "campaign sign free <br /> zone," the City is required to adopt a resolution expressing the intent of the City Council <br /> and describing the reasons for the need for such a zone. <br /> A.R.S 16-1019 <br /> F. Subsection C does not apply to commercial tourism, commercial resort and <br /> hotel sign free zones as those zones are designated by municipalities. The total <br /> area of those zones shall not be larger than three square miles, and each zone <br /> shall be identified as a specific contiguous area where, by resolution of the <br /> municipal governing body, the municipality has determined that based on a <br /> predominance of commercial tourism, resort and hotel uses within the zone the <br /> placement of political signs within the rights-of-way in the zone will detract from <br /> the scenic and aesthetic appeal of the area within the zone and deter its appeal <br /> to tourists. Not more than two zones may be identified within a municipality. <br /> At their meeting of June 26th the City Council directed staff to move ahead with the <br /> necessary steps to create a campaign sign free zone. <br /> OPTIONS <br /> Several options are available for implementing one or two campaign sign free zones. <br /> Option A <br /> Create one campaign sign free zone covering all of the streets shown on <br /> the attached map by resolution, with an effective date of November 13, <br /> 2012; and amend the City Code by ordinance with an effective date of <br /> November 13, 2012. <br /> 1 <br />
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