HomeMy WebLinkAboutRE Wes Morrison's Putting His Campaign Signs up Two Weeks Early (10)Angela, candidate Morrison contacted me in reference to these complaints he has received about his signs. I directed him to Mr. Dickey, for the correct information. The sign code has
various different understandings. I would suggest you confer with Mr. Dickey for clarification. Mayor
-----Original Message-----
From: Angela Raymond [mailto:angray8@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2017 2:28 PM
To: Bob Hoog; Joshua Surprenant; Mia Goforth; Mike Brown; b.mcmillen@cityofcapecanaveral.org; Rocky Randels
Subject: Wes Morrison's Putting His Campaign Signs up Two Weeks Early
One of our residents came to me after 10:15 Mass today at Our Saviour's Church. I have never seen this gentleman so upset since I've known him. He told me Wes Morrison erected his
political signs two weeks ahead of their assigned date for the Nov. 7 election. According to the Regulations for Temporary Signs in the city, these signs should be placed 30 days prior
to the Election Day. If my calculations are correct, October 7 would be the appointed time to erect these signs. What is the penalty for disregarding these regulations? Will the
Code Enforcement staff of our city enforce this rule? If a candidate cannot abide by the Election regulations, how can he operate on the City Council within the framework of our government
and all of our ordinances???? Angela Raymond
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