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The law: What you can and cannot do and what to guard <br /> <br /> against. <br /> <br />a) Statutory restrictions of state and federal statutes. <br />b) Constitutional restrictions. <br />Intended audience: <br />a) Elected officials, planners, government attorneys, <br /> <br /> citizens. <br /> <br />b) For any person who finds "Street Graphics and The <br /> <br /> Law" to be too much to absorb but who needs to start <br /> somewhere. <br /> <br />Model ordinance: Outline. <br />a) Statement of purpose - community's purpose. <br /> <br />b) Types of controls (area, height, spacing, illumina- <br /> tion, zoning). <br /> c) Zoning ordinance v. separate sign ordinance. <br /> Politics: <br /> a) Get to know your local government legislators. <br /> b) Which government staff to use. <br /> c) Developing and accumulating evidence of sign <br /> <br /> problems. <br /> <br />d) Contacts with advertisers and general public. <br />e) "Sign committees." <br />f) Advisory groups, planning commissions, homeowner <br /> <br /> associations, business associations. <br /> <br />g) State and federal legislators. <br /> <br />h) Differences between on-premise advertisers and off- <br /> premise advertisers. <br /> <br />-2- <br /> <br /> <br />