Vital Signs: For planners and local officials who draft, debate and enforce sign ordinances
Posted on September 10, 2018

Profiles of Sign Regulations in Multiple Communities [Webinar]

Effective sign ordinances ensure that signs are consistent and legible, all while reducing clutter.

The Sign Research Foundation's most recent report, Profiles of Sign Regulations in Multiple Communities, analyzes seven different community types and includes perspectives from planners, consultants, designers, and sign manufacturers.

0919-Calendar-GraphicSRF Presents: Profiles of Sign Regulations in Multiple Communities
Wednesday, September 19
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm ET / 11:00 am – 12:00 pm PT

Speakers:

  • Craig Berger, Liaison for Development for CDPathways, Fashion Institute of Technology
  • Tom Beckwith, FAICP, Principal, Beckwith Consulting Group
  • Marley Bice, AICP, Principal Planner, Montgomery County Planning Commission

CM Credits: 1 Credit

Registration for this webinar is now closed. Please contact workforce@signs.org with any questions on how to receive this recording.

 

Topics: Research, Webinar

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David Hickey, VP Advocacy

David Hickey
VP, Advocacy
david.hickey@signs.org

James Carpentier, AICP

James Carpentier, AICP
Director, State & Local Goverment
james.carpentier@signs.org

Kenny Peskin

Kenny Peskin
Director, Industry Programs
kenny.peskin@signs.org | @signcodeguy

 

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