County Executive Kevin Kamenetz held a news conference Wednesday to highlight existing laws aimed at reducing signage illegally placed along roads.
"Our Code Enforcement Bureau responds to complaints by removing signs and works with businesses posting signs illegally to advise them of the law and bring them into compliance," Kamenetz said in a statement released Wednesday.
Kamenetz, in his statement, called illegally placed signs an "unfair business practice that puts law-abiding businesses at a competitive disadvantage."
Repeat violations can result in a fine of $500 per violation.
Residents can report signs they believe are illegally placed by calling 410-887-3351 or on the Baltimore County government website.
The heck? Everything you need to know about what's wrong with Congress - right here. Not the freshman - they're naive, not yet broken in.
Actually using some fines against these violators would result in fast removal. How about some activity like that Mr. Kamenetz?
Fuggly signs at that... Kind of goes inline with telling the same lies many times over until the are perceived as truth..
While we're at it, electronic signs cannot change more than once every 15 seconds, and can never scroll or display motion. Code Enforcement has refused for 6 months to enforce this law. Flashing "Open" signs in the window are illegal. Please call Code Enforcement if you see any of these.
I see a few of them spread around my neck of the woods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D59ZWa8ehgI