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ORDINANCE NO. CS-227
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CARLSBAD, CAUFORNIA, AMENDING TITLE 11 OF THE
CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE ADDITION OF
CHAPTER 11.44, PRIVATE PARTY SIGNS ON CITY PROPERTY.
CASE NAME: PRIVATE PARTY SIGNS ON CITY PROPERTY
CASE NO.: MCA 13-01
The City Council ofthe City of Carlsbad, California, does ordain as follows:
CHAPTER 11.44 PRIVATE PARTY SIGNS ON CITY PROPERTY
SEaiONS:
11.44.005 - Purpose and intent.
11.44.010 - Signs must be permitted or exempted.
11.44.020 - City property sign permits; application forms and procedures.
11.44.030- Temporary political, religious, labor protest and other
noncommercial signs in traditional public forum areas.
11.44.040 - Exemptions from permit requirement.
11.44.050- Permits for a-frame signs in the Carlsbad village review area,
bearing commercial messages for adjacent establishments or non-
commercial messages.
11.44.060 - Real estate for sale "kiosk" signs in particular locations.
11.44.070- Temporary political and other noncommercial signs in the public
right-of-way during campaign periods.
11.44.080 - Signage associated with special events.
11.44.090 - Use of public land for banners.
11.44.100 - City-wide way-finding signs.
11.44.110- Remedies and penalties.
11.44.120- Violations.
11.44.130- Severability.
11.44.005 - Purpose and intent.
A. Purpose. The purpose of this ordinance is to identify what types of private party
signs are allowed to be displayed on city property, particularly in the public right-
of-way, and the specific standards under which they may be displayed. The city's
proprietary ownership rules for permitted signage on city property, particularly in
the public right-of-way, which are contained in this ordinance, supplement the
city's Sign Ordinance (Chapter 21.41 ofthe Carlsbad Municipal Code), which deals
with permitted signage on private property. The definitions in Chapter 21.41
apply to this ordinance.
B. Intent. The city declares its intent that all city property shall not function as a
designated public forum, unless some specific portion of city property is
designated herein as a public forum of one particular type; in such case, the
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declaration as to public forum type shall apply strictly and only to the specified
area and the specified time period, if any.
11.44.010 - Signs must be permitted or exempted.
The provisions of the chapter shall apply generally to all zones within the city,
including the Village Review Zone. No "sign" as defined in the Sign Ordinance (Chapter
21.41), may be displayed on city property, unless a City Property Sign Permit has first
been issued, or the subject sign is expressly exempted from the City Property Sign Permit
requirement by this ordinance.
A sign may be affixed, erected, constructed, place, established, mounted, created
or maintained only in conformance with the standards, procedures and other
requirements ofthis chapter. The standards regarding number and size of signs regulated
by this chapter are maximum standards, unless otherwise stated.
11.44.020 - City property sign permits; application forms and procedures.
The city planner shall prepare and make available to the public a form for
application for a City Property Sign Permit (Permit), which shall, when fully approved,
constitute a Permit and indicate the city's consent, in its proprietary capacity, for
placement of a sign. The applicant for the permit must be the same person or entity who
is to be the owner of the sign. The processing fee for each application, which shall not be
refundable even if the application is denied, shall be the same as the fee for a sign permit
under the sign ordinance.
Any City Property Sign Permit issued in error may be summarily revoked by any
officer of the city, by simply informing the applicant of the nature of the error in issuance;
any applicant whose permit is revoked as issued in error may, at any time thereafter,
submit a new permit application which cures any deficiencies in the original application.
The application fee shall apply separately to each new application, unless the original
error was in processing by the city. Applications which fully comply with the terms and
conditions of this ordinance shall be duly issued. Applications which are denied, or
permits which are revoked or suspended, may be appealed in the same manner as denials
of sign permits, as described in the Sign Ordinance.
11.44.030 - Temporary political, religious, labor protest and other noncommercial signs
in traditional public forum areas.
This section applies only when the Special Events Chapter of the Carlsbad
Municipal Code (Chapter 8.17) does not. In areas qualifying as traditional public forums,
such as the surfaces of city streets, parks and sidewalks, as well as the surfaces of exterior
areas immediately around City Hall, persons may display noncommercial message signs
without first obtaining a City Property Sign Permit, subject to all ofthe following:
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1. Each sign must be personally held by a person, or personally attended by one or
more persons. "Personally attended" means that a person is physically present
within five feet ofthe sign at all times.
2. The signs may be displayed only during the time period of sunrise to sunset,
except on evenings when a public hearing is being held at City Hall and on days
when the polls are open; on such occasions, the display may continue until one
hour after the close ofthe public hearing or one hour after the close ofthe polls.
3. The maximum aggregate size of all signs held by a single person is 10 square feet.
4. The maximum size of any one sign which is personally attended by two or more
persons is 50 square feet.
5. The displayed signs may not be inflatable, inflated or air-activated.
6. In order to serve the city's interests in traffic flow and safety, persons displaying
signs under this section may not stand in any vehicular traffic lane when a
roadway is open for use by vehicles, and persons displaying signs on public
sidewalks must give at least five feet width clearance for pedestrians to pass by.
7. This section does not override Elections Code 18370, which prohibits sign display
and electioneering within 100 feet of a polling place on Election Day.
11.44.040 - Exemptions from permit requirement.
The following signs are exempted from the Permit requirement: Traffic control
and traffic directional signs erected by the city or another governmental unit; official
notices required by law; signs placed by the city in furtherance of its governmental
functions or proprietary capacity; signs expressing the city's own message to the public
and signs allowable under section 11.44.030 and section 11.44.100 ofthis ordinance.
11.44.050 - Permits for a-frame signs in the Carlsbad Village Review Area, bearing
commercial messages for adjacent establishments or non-commercial
messages.
A. Intent as to public forum
The areas and times controlled by this section are designated to constitute a
limited access, nonpublic forum which is strictly limited to commercial messages
for adjacent establishments or non-commercial messages, and which is open only
to those persons described in this section and on the terms stated in this section.
B. Where a-frames may be placed; physical standards
1. "A-Frame" signs, as that term is defined in the sign ordinance, may be placed
in particular portions of the public right-of-way, within the Carlsbad Village
Review Area only, namely, on the public sidewalk directly in front of the
store or other establishment displaying the sign.
2. Such signs may have no more than 2 display faces, every display face shall be
a flat, smooth surface, and remain completely free of dangerous protrusions
1 such as tacks, nails or wires; however, cutouts of any shape are allowed,
Sign faces shall be back to back. No banners, ribbons, streamers, balloons,
^ or attachments of any kind may be affixed to the sign. The sign may not use
2 any moving parts or include a display face which is hinged, or which
otherwise swings or hangs from a frame. Glass, breakable materials and
4 illumination are prohibited. The signs shall be physically stable and balanced
flat on the sidewalk. The sign must be self-supporting, stable and weighted
^ or constructed to withstand overturning by normal wind currents or contact.
3. All such signs may be placed in the permitted space on the public right-of-way
7 only when the establishment is actually open to the public for business. A
person employed by or associated with the establishment must be physically
present within 50 feet of the sign at all times. The sign must be placed on the
public sidewalk within the 2 feet closest to the curb or edge of the sidewalk,
directly in front of the establishment which owns the sign. Non-commercial
messages may also be displayed on the sidewalk in the Village Review Area,
subject to the same rules regarding location, display times and physical
11 standards as commercial signs for adjacent establishments. Non-commercial
signs must also be attended by a person who is within 50 feet of the sign at all
times; however, the attendant need not be employed by or associated with an
j2 adjacent establishment. Any one person may act as an attendant to only one
non-commercial sign at a time.
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Each display face shall have a maximum area of 15 square feet, and shall not
1^ exceed 5 feet in height or 3 feet in width. Changeable text area of the sign
may not exceed 50% of the display face. No such sign may have special
illumination or parts which move, flash, blink, fluoresce or use digital display.
17 Fluorescent or "day glow" colors are not allowed. Paper and other non-rigid
changeable text areas are not allowed
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19 5. The sign shall not be permanently affixed to any object, structure, or the
ground, including utility poles, light poles, trees or other plants, or any
20 merchandise of products displayed outside permanent buildings.
21 6. At no time may the sign be placed in the street or in any position which
impedes the smooth and safe flow of vehicular and pedestrian traffic, or which
interferes with driver or pedestrian sight lines or corner clear zone
23 requirements as specified by the city. No sign shall be placed in such a manner
as to obstruct access to a pubiic sidewalk, public street, driveway, parking
24 space, fire door, fire escape or access for persons with disabilities. A clear area
of at least 5 feet in width must be maintained for pedestrian use over the
entire length of the sidewalk in front of the establishment.
7. Signs shall not obscure or interfere with the effectiveness of any official notice
2j or public safety device. Signs shall not simulate in color or design a traffic sign
or signal, or make use of words, symbols, or characters in such a manner as
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1 8. Every sign and all parts thereof shall be kept in good repair. The display
surface shall be kept clean, neatly painted, and free from dust, rust and
^ corrosion. Any cracked, broken surfaces, missing sign copy or other
2 unmaintained or damaged portion of a sign shall be repaired or replaced or
removed within 15 days following notice by the city.
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As to commercial signs for adjacent establishments, commercial copy must
^ pertain to the adjacent establishment, and must refer or pertain to goods,
activities or services which are actually available in the subject store at the
time the sign is displayed.
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10. Signs displayed under this section may not be used for general advertising for
hire.
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C. Who may display an a-frame sign in the village review area
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The commercial A-Frame Signs allowed by this section may be displayed only by
11 the operators of establishments with ground floor frontage on streets within the
Village Review Area, who hold a currently valid city business license, who are not
currently in violation of, or nonconformance with, any of the zoning, land use,
j3 environmental or business regulatory laws, rules or policies of the city. Persons
acting as the official attendant of non-commercial message signs must be over the
14 age of eighteen.
Each eligible establishment location is allowed a maximum of one A-Frame sign.
However, when an establishment is located within a business arcade or courtyard
area, in which case only one "tenant directory" sign, which lists all of the
17 establishments within the arcade or courtyard, is allowed. The display area of the
permitted A-Frame sign shall not count as part of the total signage for the
establishment, which is allowed under the Village Master Plan and Design Manual.
D. Transfer of permit
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The Permit attaches to the establishment at the location specified. If the
21 establishment is sold or transferred, and remains at the same location, then the
Permit shall automatically transfer to the new owner or transferee, who shall be
bound to the terms and conditions of the original Permit. However, if the
23 establishment which first obtained the Permit moves to a different location, or if
the original location is then taken by a new establishment, a new application and
24 Permit shall be required.
E. Term of consent indicated by permit; revocation and renewal
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The Permit is revocable or cancelable at will by the city. However, the city will
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similarly situated. Any Permit may be revoked for noncompliance, 30 calendar
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days after notice of noncompliance remains uncured, or in the case of a
noncompliance condition which constitutes a threat to the public health, safety or
welfare, summarily. When a Permit is revoked, the owner of the sign must
physically remove it from the public right of way within 24 hours of notice of
revocation; upon failure to do so, the city may summarily remove the sign and
hold it in storage until all costs of removal and storage are paid by the sign owner,
upon which condition the sign shall then be returned to its owner. There is no
guarantee that the city will continue the provisions stated herein. Permittees hold
no expectation of renewal of any given Permit, acquire no vested right to continue
displaying the sign on city property, and waive all claims of inverse condemnation
(uncompensated taking of private property) as to the permitted sign, when they
submit the original application.
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F. Temporary removal
The city may give notice, by any reasonable means, that consent to display an A-
frame is or shall be withdrawn temporarily so as to serve a more urgent or more
important public need, such as, without limitation, dealing with a natural disaster,
a traffic emergency, a temporary need to make more space available on the public
right-of-way, a civil disturbance, a parade, an election, or other special event. In
urgent situations, the city may summarily remove a permitted sign without notice,
for a time sufficient to deal with the urgency. All permittees shall comply with all
notices to temporarily remove the permitted signs, and to return them to display
only in accordance with the city's directions.
G. Insurance and indemnity
A Permit under this section will be issued only to an applicant who provides
evidence of comprehensive general liability insurance coverage, in a form
satisfactory to the city planner and risk manager, which shall name the city as an
additional insured and provide thirty-day notice of cancellation. The minimum
liability coverage on such policy shall be one million dollars; such coverage shall
apply to claims of personal injury including death, property damage and
advertising injury. Application for a Permit shall constitute an agreement to hold
harmless, defend and indemnify the city against all claims relating to property
damage or personal injury, including death, which assert that the permitted sign
played any legally significant role in the creation ofthe liability.
H. Cancellation or modification of program
The city may, at any time and for any reason, cancel or modify this program
allowing commercial A-Frame signs in the public right-of-way in the Village Review
Area.
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11.44.060 - Real estate for sale "kiosk" signs in particular locations.
A. Intent as to public forum
The city's intent as to this section is to designate a strictly limited public forum,
which allows only the posting in convenient places of directional information
regarding tract housing developments which are currently selling homes located
within the city.
B. Kiosk signs for new tract housing developments
Kiosk signs are permanent freestanding structures, not exceeding 10 feet in
height, 7 feet in width, which contain modular information strips, not exceeding
10 inches in height, 6 feet in width, providing information about tract housing
developments (of more than 4 units) which are currently selling new homes
located within the city. Such signs may display only the following information: the
name of the development, developer and/or marketer thereof, and the direction
to the development from the sign.
1. Each kiosk will have "City of Carlsbad" and the city logo displayed in a
prominent location on the sign.
2. One kiosk design will be utilized throughout the city. This kiosk design is on
file in the Planning Division. All tract housing development signs mounted on
the kiosks shall be the same design and shall be white wood with black
reflective lettering. Letters shall be consistent in size, width and thickness of
print. Letters shall be all upper case letters not more than 6 inches in height.
3. Individual tract housing development directional signs must be approved by
the city planner prior to mounting on a kiosk to ensure compliance with this
section. In no case shall a sign be mounted on a kiosk before building permits
have been issued forthe model homes.
4. There shall be no additions, tag signs, streamers, devices, display boards,
runners or riders or appurtenances added to the sign as originally approved.
Further, no other off-site directional signing may be used such as posters,
trailer signs or temporary subdivision directional signs.
5. Any sign placed contrary to the provisions of this section may be removed by
the city without prior notice.
6. Each approved tract housing development may have up to a maximum of 8
directional signs. Upon approval by the city planner, directional signs shall be
permitted until the homes within the housing development are sold or for a
period of one year, whichever comes first. Extensions not exceeding one year
may be granted by the city planner.
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7. A tract housing development neighborhood shall not be allowed any
directional kiosk signs if there are any other offsite signs advertising the
housing development anywhere in the city. If any advertising signs are
erected and not promptly removed upon demand by the city, all kiosk signs for
that subdivision shall be removed, the lease cancelled and no refund given.
C. Private contractor for management of the kiosks
The city may enter into a contract with a private contractor to design, erect,
modify, replace, maintain and manage the kiosk signs allowed by this section.
Such contract must be approved by the City Council, and may require that the
contractor pay to the city a rent or royalty on advertising revenues. All the terms
of said contract, and all payments to the city hereunder, shall be public
information.
D. Insurance requirement
In the event the city selects a private party contractor to manage the kiosks, the
city may require the private party contractor to provide evidence of
comprehensive general liability insurance coverage, in a form satisfactory to the
city planner and risk manager, which shall name the city as an additional insured,
and provide 30-day notice to the city of cancellation. The minimum liability
coverage on such policy shall be one million dollars. Any private party contract
must include a provision for the contractor to hold harmless, defend and
indemnify the city against all claims relating to property damage or personal
injury, including death, which assert that the kiosk sign played any legally
significant role in the creation ofthe liability.
E. Allowable locations
The kiosks allowed by this section may be located only as shown on the approved
location map on file with the planning division. The city planner is authorized to
approve the relocation of kiosks shown on the approved map to better serve the
needs of new development.
11.44.070 - Temporary political and other noncommercial signs in the public right of
way during campaign periods.
A. Intent asto public forum
In this section only, the city's intent is to designate a public forum which is
available only at limited times and places for sign expression on political and other
noncommercial topics, without favoritism as to any speaker, topic or point of
view. The display opportunities afforded by this section are in addition to those in
the Sign Ordinance which allow noncommercial speech at all times.
B. Temporary noncommercial sign permit; application forms and procedures
^ The procedure for the approval of a temporary noncommercial sign permit
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4 The zoning enforcement officer shall provide notice in the temporary
noncommercial sign permit application to candidates and/or their state/local
^ campaign committee chairpersons for national, state, local or county office and
chairpersons of campaign committees for or against any measure appearing on
the ballot for a statewide, local or county election ofthe temporary campaign sign
7 requirements as provided herein.
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Prior to the posting of any temporary noncommercial signs in the public right-of-
way (excluding median strips), the candidate, the chairperson of a campaign
committee or any other person designated by the candidate or chairperson who is
responsible for the posting of said sign, shall obtain a temporary noncommercial
sign permit. The permit, on a form prescribed by the city, shall include the name,
11 address and phone number of the candidate or campaign chairperson and any
person responsible for the posting of signs. The Permit shall be signed by the
candidate, chairperson or person responsible for the posting of the signs.
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C. Time period
The signs allowable under this section may be displayed only during the period of
time, 30 days preceding and 5 days following a general, special or primary
election. All political and other noncommercial message signs must be removed
from the public right-of-way, by the permittee or his/her designee, not more than
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This section allows the display of signs expressing political or other
20 noncommercial messages. The signs allowable under this section may be placed
in the public right-of-way (excluding median strips) adjacent to the public streets
21 identified on the City Council approved campaign sign placement map on file with
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23 E. Persons who may receive a permit under this section
24 Any person who will abide by the terms and conditions of this section may receive
a permit. Removal, defacement, alteration, obliteration, destruction or tampering
with signs permitted under this policy without the permission of the owner is
2^ prohibited. Such signs may not be placed in such a manner as to obscure or cover,
in whole or in part, any other sign permitted under this section
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F. Physical requirements
Signs which are allowable under this section may not exceed 6 square feet in
display area, must be made of materials and construction methods to withstand
normal weather conditions for the period of display, and mounted in such a
manner that they will not be blown away or dislodged by normal weather and
climate conditions for the area. Each sign must be mounted at least 1 foot above
grade, and no higher than 6 feet above the grade. Permitted signs may not be
specially illuminated.
No sign shall be:
1. attached to any utility pole, box or standard, bus bench, pole or structure
supporting a traffic control sign or device (streetlight, traffic signal), or any fire
hydrant.
2. placed on any tree or shrub by any nail, tack, spike or other method which will
cause physical harm to the tree or shrub.
3. placed in such a manner as to obstruct the public use of the sidewalk or
interfere with the visibility of persons operating motor vehicles or constitute a
hazard to persons using the public road right-of-way.
4. placed in the roadway or on the sidewalk.
5. placed in a median strip.
6. placed in that portion ofthe public right-of-way or easement past the sidewalk
without the consent ofthe adjoining property owner or person in possession if
different than the owner.
G. Removal of nonconforming signs
Signs which do not conform to this section or any permit issued under this section
may be summarily removed by the city upon discovery of the nonconformance.
11.44.080 - Signage associated with speciai events.
When the city allows a special event pursuant to Carlsbad Municipal Code Chapter
8.17, the Special Event Committee shall approve the location, number, duration of
posting and content for "Road Closure Notification" and "Traffic Control/Directional"
signs as described in the Carlsbad Municipal Code. The Special Event Committee shall
approve the location and duration of posting for special event venue signs as described in
the Carlsbad Municipal Code.
Signs within the venue shall conform to the size requirement and may only be
posted during the time authorized in the Special Event Permit and Carlsbad Municipal
Code Chapter 8.17.
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11.44.090 - Use of public land for banners.
Banners may be placed by the city on city property in the public right-of-way for any
message, event or program officially sponsored, co-sponsored, or supported, by the City
of Carlsbad which provides a public benefit, as approved by resolution ofthe City Council.
11.44.100 - Citywide way-finding signs.
A. Intent as to public forum
The city's intent as to this section is to designate a strictly limited forum, which
allows the city to post way-finding (directional) signs on city property to guide
residents and visitors to public buildings or facilities, quasi-public buildings, city
neighborhoods, philanthropic organizations, cultural/historical destinations,
tourist destinations and points of public interest throughout Carlsbad. Other uses,
locations or destinations may be allowed to post way-finding signage if approved
by resolution of the City Council.
Way-finding signs
buildings/facilities/uses:
are expressly permitted for the following
1. Public Buildings and Facilities - City of Carlsbad, County, State and Federal
Buildings;
2. City Facilities - City Buildings, Uses, Parking Lots, Golf Course, Parks and Trails,
etc.;
3. Quasi-Public Buildings - Chamber of Commerce, Carlsbad Visitors Center, Train
Stations;
4. Cultural/Historical Destinations-Museums;
5. Points of Public Interest - City Lagoons, Ocean Beaches, Nature/Interpretive
Centers, the Flower Fields, the Strawberry Fields, Legoland, the Village Area;
6. City Entries and Neighborhood Entries; and
7. Philanthropic Organizations - Uons Club, Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, etc.
B. The following way-finding signs may be allowed if approved by resolution of the
City Council:
1. Tourist Destinations;
2. Locations or destinations where way-finding signage would be of public
benefit; and
3. Way-finding signs designed as archway signs located over major roads within
the city.
C. The design of the city's way-finding signs shall be as approved by the city with a
uniform design that includes the city's logo.
D. Citywide way-finding signs shall be subject to the approval by the city planner, city
engineer and city traffic engineer prior to installation.
E. All way-finding signs shall be installed by the city.
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11.44.110 - Remedies and penalties.
Any sign posted on city property, contrary to the ordinance stated herein, may be
summarily removed as a trespass and a nuisance by the city. Any sign, which has been
properly removed under this chapter, may be returned to the owner upon payment to
the city ofthe costs of removal. If no timely request is made for hearing or if no demand
is made for the return of the sign removed, the community and economic development
director, or his designee, is authorized to destroy or dispose of the removed sign not
earlier than thirty days after the removal of such sign.
11.44.120-Violations.
A. It is unlawful for any person to:
1. Install, mount, affix, create, erect, display or maintain any sign in a manner
that is inconsistent with this chapter or any permit for such sign;
2. Install, mount, affix, create, erect, display or maintain any sign requiring a
permit without such a permit; or
3. Fail to remove any sign which the community and economic development
director or designee has ordered to be removed for being in violation of this
chapter.
B. Violations of any provisions of this chapter shall be subject to the enforcement
remedies and penalties provided for herein and in Chapter 1.08 ofthis code. The
city may also pursue any civil remedies provided by law, including injunctive relief,
as to signs not in conformance with this chapter:
1. Each day of a continued violation shall be considered a separate violation
when applying the penalty portions of this chapter; and
2. Each sign installed, created, erected or maintained in violation ofthis chapter
shall be considered a separate violation when applying the penalty portions of
this chapter.
11.44.130 - Severability.
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause phrase or part of this chapter is for any
reason found by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unconstitutional, such
decision shall not affect the validity ofthe remaining portions ofthis chapter, which shall
be in full force and effect. The city council hereby declares that it would have adopted
this chapter with each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or part thereof
irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses,
phrases or parts be declared invalid or unconstitutional.
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NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Carlsbad ordains as follows
that:
1. The above recitations are true and correct.
EFFECTIVE DATE: This ordinance shall be effective thirty days after its
adoption; and the city clerk shall certify the adoption of this ordinance and cause the full text
of the ordinance or a summary of the ordinance prepared by the City Attorney to be
published at least once in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Carlsbad within
fifteen days after its adoption.
INTRODUCED AND FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the Carlsbad City
Council on the 27^^ day of August 2013, and thereafter.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of
Carlsbad on the 10*^ day of September, 2013, by the following vote, to wit:
AYES: Council Members Hall, Packard, Wood, Blackburn and Douglas.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
CELIA A. BREWER, City Attorney
MATT HALL, Mayor
ATTEST:
BAR^ftRft ENGLESON, City Clerk
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CERTIFICATION OF POSTING AND PUBLICATION OF
ORDINANCE NOS. CS-226and CS-227
Section 36933 (c) of the Government Code provides that a summary of an
Ordinance may be published in lieu of the full text, providing the summary is published
and a certified copy of the full text is posted in the Office of the City Clerk at least five
days prior to the Council Meeting at which the Ordinance is adopted.
Section 36933 (c) also requires that, within 15 days of the adoption of the
Ordinance, a summary be published, showing the vote for and against the Ordinance,
and a certified copy of the Ordinance be posted in the Office of the City Clerk,
Therefore, in accordance with Section 36933 (c) of the Government Code, I do
hereby certify as follows:
1.) That the adoption of Ordinance Nos. CS- 226 and CS-227 is to be
considered at the City Council Meeting to be held on the le day of
September, 2013.
2.) That a certified copy of the full text of Ordinance Nos. CS-226 and CS-227
was posted in the City Clerk's Office on the 6th day of September 2013.
3.) That a summary of the Ordinance was published in the UT/North
County Times, on the 6th day of September 2013.
DONNA HERATY, Deputy Cityj erk
Dated: September 6, 201
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Certification of Posting and Publication of Ordinance Nos. CS-226 and CS-227
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4.) That Ordinance Nos. CS-224 and CS-225 were adopted on the 10th
day of September 2013.
5.) That a certified copy of the full text of Ordinance Nos. CS-226 and CS-
227, showing the names of those who voted in favor and against the
Ordinance was posted in the City Clerk's Office on the 11th day of
September, 2013.
6.) That a summary of the Ordinance, showing the names of those who
voted in favor of and against the Ordinance was published in the
Coast News, on the 20th day of September, 2013.
DONNA HERATY, Deputy Cit. lerk
Dated:
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(Seal)