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00' 703 It was consensus to accept the changes as written in Draft #3. Next, Chairman Wilson moved to the following items on page 30: (17) Holiday signs and decorations. It was a consensus to accept the changes as written in Draft #3. (18) Signs on persons or animals. It was a consensus to accept the changes as written in Draft #3. (19) Flags, or emblems of a government or of a political, civic, philanthropic, educations or religious organization, when displayed on private property. Section 28 -40. Fees. (5) Billboards. It was a consensus to accept the changes as written in Draft #3. (6) Variances. It was a consensus to accept the changes as written in Draft #3. Section 28 -42. Permit to alter, repair, enlarge, etc. (4)(d) Staff is to research state law restrictions and bring this back to the Task Force. Section 28 -44. Appeals, variances and special exceptions. It was a consensus to accept this section as written in Draft #3. Chairman Wilson moved to the item regarding cloud buster balloon and air devices on page two. Lisa Wright explained the reasons for deleting this section. The Task Force discussed limiting the cloud buster balloons or allowing them under the section dealing with temporary signs, as opposed to prohibiting them. There was discussion about restrictions being a burden on the staff, because they will have to monitor the action. A Motion to allow cloud buster signs under temporary signs restricting them to four times a year for fifteen days each time was made by Bee Garmon and seconded by John House. The Motion carried, 6 ayes - 3 nays, without Jim Lassister, Don Taylor and John Fuston casting the dissenting votes. 28 -10.1 Temporary or portable signs. Citizen Steven Foster, 1725 Anderson Road, opposed restrictions recommended by the Task Force, because he said it hurt small businesses. Lisa Wright continued explaining the changes in Draft #3. It was a consensus of the Task Force to strike (7). Page 3 of 4