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Planning Commission for the normal review process <br />and to then return to Council with the Commission's <br />recommendations. It is Council's decision to refer <br />this matter to the Planning Commission or not. <br />Anderson asked Wanush to comment on the sign code in <br />general as to whether other updates would be in <br />order at this time. Wanush stated there could be <br />more clarity in some provisions. <br />Szymanski stated ghat he appreciates Mr. Mossoni's <br />request. However, it is opinion that there are <br />other alternatives to an announcement of new <br />business. Szymanski further stated that changing <br />the City's sign code to allow this would "open up a <br />bucket of worms" with regard to signage at a major <br />entrance to the City. "I am in favor of keeping our <br />sign code just they way it is and let Mr. Mossoni <br />advertise through the other local channels available <br />to all the other businesses in town." <br />Carnival asked when the sign code was last update. <br />Wanush stated that it was last done in 1981. <br />Carnival stated that he feels strongly that this <br />issue should be looked at. "This Council has always <br />taken a very positive approach to businesses coming <br />into the community, and I think this is an ideal <br />situation for us to enhance that even more." "I <br />would to see this at least go through the Planning <br />Commission to see if there are some changes that <br />need to made, not only with this particular sign, <br />but maybe in other areas..." <br />Mayor Fauson asked how STC's sign was allowed. <br />Wanush stated that it was done through the PUD <br />process which allows for enlarging a sign. However, <br />STC's sign is on their own property unlike this <br />request. <br />Hundley stated that looking at the sign code in <br />total would take a longer period of time for both <br />staff and the Commission. In order to have a timely <br />decision regarding the issue of the type of signage <br />Mr. Mossoni is requiesting, Hundley suggests that <br />this issue be looked at first and initiate a process <br />to review the City's entire sign code. <br />Carnival moved that this request be reviewed by the <br />Planning Commission and a complete review of the <br />City's sign code be initiated. Scarpella seconded. <br />Unanimous. <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS Scott Carlson, 11990 Grant Street, Northglenn, <br />addressed Council stating that he is not <br />representing anyone other than himself in commenting <br />5 <br />