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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESO 2010 Pennants Exhibit C '1 Exhibit C City of Ashland Street Pennant Policy & Guidelines Overview Statement The intent of the City of Ashland Street Pennant Program is to add color and excitement to the city's streetscape, promote the general economic interests of the community through the promotion of cultural and seasonal activities that enhance the economic viability and overall vitality of the community. Functional Items All Pennants are considered functional items Pursuant to AMC Chapter 13 and are subject to all application requirements and standard permit terms and conditions required for other donated or loaned functional items pursuant to AMC Chapter 13 and associated implementing Resolutions. Limited Exemption for Prior Approvals/ Amortization The implementing Resolution exempts existing pennant permit holders from the minimum standards requirements for up to 5 years from the effective date of the resolution. Notwithstanding this exemption, it is the intent of the Council that existing permit holders comply with the requirements of the City ordinance to the maximum extent possible. All other pennant permit applicants will be required to comply with this program standard upon approval of the City Council. Exercise of discretion. AMC Chapter 13 specifically delegates authority to the City Administrator to accept or reject proffered donations or loans of functional items to be placed in City right-of-way. The following program outlines considerations for the exercise of such discretion by the City Administrator: . Eligible pennants are those that, through the application process, match the above stated overall philosophy of the Program. . Pennants promote city or other governmental events or activities as well as the events and activities sponsored by or supported by the City or other governmental entities (such as with grant funds). Examples of such governmental entities and grant recipients include but are not limited to the following: Ashland School District and Southern Oregon University, the City of Ashland, including its approved designee's, such as the Ashland Chamber of Page 1 of 2 Commerce as well as recipients of Economic & Cultural Development Grants from the City of Ashland. . Pursuant to OOOT 5-5c, pennants may not advertise or promote commercial products or services, or religious, political or social viewpoints. Pennant may not promote or advertise gambling. . In addition to other functional item permit application requirements, permit applications must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the requested installation date. . . Installation of pennants is limited to the pennant zones displayed on the adopted Pennant Placement Zone Map. . Pennants must contain some graphic element (photo, illustration, etc) and may not consist of only text. Pennants may not include thefollowing: Phone numbers Web addresses Directives (turn left here, etc) Business names/logo's . The pennant material and graphic color palette shall not include neon or other overly bright colors. Refer to the Street Pennant Guidelines for suggestions and recommendations for maximizing the aesthetic and communication impact of the proposed pennant(s) Page 2 of 2