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CITY } ~v ~ r ~ <br /> OF ? Stt fi.' i ~i~~` I G ~ ,t Cwt ~ ~ <br /> EUGENE ' _ ~ j _ S~~~S` ~~,µ3. ~#_r"` ~ ; ~~~a2 u~", <br /> <br /> fir. __~.~i~ _~~!~1'allll~lllli <br /> ~ <br /> ~~j.;ry _ _ M ~~~~~~~~,~,y . ` <br /> C~~~~~ ~ ~~~4~~~~fC~ ~ <br /> I - ~~~-.ate <br /> EPARTMENT OF BLIC WORKS 858 PEARL STREET ~ / <br /> i - EUGENE, OREGON 97401 <br /> ~ Septembe 17, 1976 <br /> TO ALL N 4JS MEDIA <br /> SUBJECT Political Campaign Signs <br /> ~ DATE September 17, 1976 <br /> i <br /> There sees to be some misunderstanding regarding the City's regulation of <br /> political signs. Numerous reports have been received from around the state <br /> of Eugene s supposed "new ban on these signs until 30 days before an election." <br /> According to Patti Lathrop, Eugene's Sign Program Administrator, a candidate <br /> may post igns as soon as his or her candidacy has been declared. The only <br /> time limi imposed by the sign ordinance is the requirement that political <br /> signs be emoved within two weeks after an election. <br /> Mrs. Lath op also reminds campaigners that political signs must be placed <br /> ''I <br /> entirely n private property and should be no larger than 32 square feet. <br /> Ij • <br /> Further information may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Lathrop at the city <br /> Building D partment, 687-5251. <br /> I <br /> ~I <br /> I, <br /> <br />