§ 91.19 ADVERTISING; PUBLIC PROPERTY, EXCEPTIONS.
   (A)   The City Recorder may permit any person to display or distribute advertising on city-owned property for meetings or entertainment. If the request is denied, the applicant may appeal to the City Council.
   (B)   The City Council may, upon request, permit any person to erect a sign or device adjacent to any property to display advertising matter pertaining to the business or activity carried on at said premises, and which will extend over or across any portion of a public thoroughfare. Any person desiring such permission shall apply to the City Recorder who shall forward the request to the City Council. If the City Council finds that such sign or device is not likely to endanger any person or property, it may grant the application, dictating the terms and conditions for such erection and use, or it may reject the application.
   (C)   Any sign or device permitted under this section must conform to standards in the Oregon Structural Specialty Code as adopted by the county, where such standards are applicable, which Code may be found on the Oregon Building Codes website www.oregon.gov/bcd/codes-stand/Pages/adopted-codes.aspx.
   (D)   Nothing in §§ 91.18 through 91.20 shall prohibit the proper display of notices of any election to be held by the federal or state governments or any subdivision thereof, or of notices of judicial sales, or any other notices or advertisements issued or displayed pursuant to law or ordinance.
(Ord. 709, passed 3-9-2009)