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2. What can good signage regulations do for roadways? 2

3.  385 Sign and Electric companies  736 Local Business Owners and Investors  200+ Local Attorneys, Real Estate Brokers, Developers, Planning & Engineering Firms, Auto Dealers and Homeowner Associations Notification Overview The following received notification via email or by mail: 3

4. Notification Overview  Advertisement ran on Lake TV for approximately 3 ½ weeks  Notice placement on the home page of the City of Leesburg’s website  Notice posted at City Hall and Community Development  Display ads ran in Daily Commercial on October 21 st and 24th 4

5. Topic Areas for Possible Code Changes: Sec. 25-423. Nonconformities (Options 1 through 6) Options deal with how to treat signs that are rendered non- conforming by code changes (when/how they must comply) Sec. 25-424. Permitted signs/ground signs/ landscaping (Options 7 and 8) Options deal with landscaping around free-standing signs Sec. 25-424 (e)(1). Permitted signs/Miscellaneous signs/changeable copy signs (Options 9 through 13) Options deal with timing of changeable copy 5

6. Topic Areas for Possible Code Changes: Sec. 25-425. Prohibited signs – attention getting devices (Options 14 through 16) Options deal with the prohibition of certain types of attention getting devices Sec. 25-424 (e). Permitted signs - miscellaneous signs/flags, other (Options 17 & 18) Options deal with number of flags, size, height (new flags only) Sec. 25-424 (e)(1). Permitted signs – accessory signs/window signs (Options 19 & 20) Options deal with maximum total window signage 6