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1-, <br />that it had to be removed. He has a concem that this one will not be maintained. Mrs. Spoerke <br />responded that the sign is Wohnauized wood and the sign company has guaranteed it for 20 years and <br />further they have an active homeowners' association wluch also maintains the pool. She believed that <br />t]iey were one of the few developments that did not have a sigu. City Engineer Deichmaun explained <br />that the sign could not obstruct turning movements, visibility, or utilities. Assistant City Engineer <br />McDermott has field checked the locations. She believed that this would make it easier to identify the <br />development. She has talked to their insurance camer and since they all ready have insurance on the <br />pool, they will only need a rider on that policy. Regarding to the liceusing agreement, Mr. Deichmaun <br />stated that there is probably a copy of it iu Mr. McDermott's office. Assistant Law Director Dubelko <br />advised that the agreement is required, because the city is giving a license to use the city right of way <br />for a specific purpose, and it is conditioned on maintaining the sign and maintaining acceptable <br />insurance, so if these items are not done, the city would have the right to remove it. He believed that <br />an ordinance would be drafted authorizing the Mayor to enter ivto an agreement to license the <br />homeowners' association to construct the sign. Mrs. Spoerke advised Mr. Manning that she did not <br />know if the board had the option of installing a sign when the development was built. Mr. Dubelko <br />explained that, historically, the city was not involved in these type licensing agreements until the courts <br />imposed a liability on cities for allowing tliings to go into the right of way. After that, it was decided to <br />protect the city's liability in case of an accident. Mr. Mauning asked if that would indeiuuify the city's <br />attorney fees and court costs. Mr. Dubellco responded that under the law now, that could be included. <br />R. Tallon moved to approve the Sandy Ridge Homeowners' Association sign proposal to install three <br />(3) stanchiou type, non-illuminated, grouud signs showing the subdivision (Sandy Ridge) name. The <br />requested locations are on the south side Limpert Lane at Dover Center Road; on the north side Park <br />Place at Canterbury Road and the north side of Chapel Hill Drive at Canterbury Road, intersections in <br />the tree lawn area, within the city right of way. (Note that approval of previous similar requests have <br />required city licensing, and the homeowners' association providing acceptable liability insurance). The <br />motiou was seconded by K. O'Rourke. Roll call on motion: Tallou, O'Rourke, Cameron Alston; <br />Brennan and Herbster, yes. Mr. Mauning, uo. Motion carried. Mr. Dubelko advised Mrs. Spoerke <br />that tlus would go onto to council, which will have the fiual say and, if it is approved, the ordinance <br />will be written by Law Department. Mrs. Spoerke stated that the insurance company has advised that <br />tlus will inerely be a rider on their present iusurance. <br />V. COMNI[JNICATIONS: <br />Chainnan Tallon read a letter from neighbors who live behind Water Tower Square Shoppiug Center <br />regarding a proposed minor change that may be requested for the chain link fence that was originally <br />to be relocated to the property line belund their homes. They asked the commission to reject the <br />change. Building Commissioner Conway advised that as of tlus date, tlus is not an issue, and he does <br />not know if the developer is going to request the chauge or install the fence as approved. Mr. Tallon <br />advised Mr. Hoelter, one of the residents, that it could not be addressed until it was requested. Mr. <br />Couway advised him to contact Mr. Tallon to see if it is going to be requested. If the coimnission <br />rejects the minor change, the request would have to come back for a formal hearing. He asked that the <br />letter be kept in the record for the future. <br />VI. COMIVIITTEE REPORTS: <br />No items. <br />VII. MINOR CHANGES: <br />6