(KNOX/Valley News Live) – The city of Grand Forks is looking for public feedback as it updates its sign code.
The code regulates the size, style and placement of signs. The city says this update is designed to clarify the rules and make them easier to use.
A community survey asks about temporary and digital signs, as well as how easy it is to spot businesses from the street. It also asks whether temporary signs should face more or fewer restrictions.
Grand Forks plans to update sign code, community input welcome
(KNOX/Valley News Live) - The city of Grand Forks is looking for public feedback as it updates its sign code. The code regulates the size, style and placement of signs. The city says this update is designed to clarify the rules and make them easier t...
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