Last night the @AZSurprise City of Surprise City Council met to discuss and possibly approve the Updated Draft Sign Ordinance. Rather than take a final vote on the Proposed Sign Ordinance, the Council decided to […]
The Final Draft Proposed Sign Ordinance for the City of Surprise has been released. It will be heard before City Council on Tuesday, February 6, 2018 at 6pm. Over the course of the past 2 […]
The City of Surprise, @AZSurprise, has released the final draft of the proposed sign ordinance. Members of WeMAR gave valuable input to the Planning and Zoning Commission and to the City Council regarding temporary signage […]
Here in the West Valley and across the State of Arizona, agents and their clients need to disclose Military and Civilian airports and noise contours. This is best done by giving the buyer a copy […]
October 5th the @AZSurprise City of Surprise Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed recent updates City Staff has made to some sections of the proposed sign ordinance. One of the sections had to do with temporary […]
First of all, I want to thank the City Council and Staff for listening to WeMAR, business owners, property owners and residents. The consequences of the February 2017 vote to revert to the 2009 sign […]
@AZSurprise City Council approved a temporary sign policy on September 5, 2017. This is a temporary resolution to the problem of no A-Frame and limited temporary signage in Surprise as a result of the Council […]
In case you were not at this morning’s Coffee with @AZSurprise Mayor Wolcott and Community Development Director Eric Fitzer, this evening’s City Council agenda will include proposed language for a temporary sign ordinance to address […]
On August 15, 2017 Liz Recchia (WeMAR GAD), Nate Brill (Realty ONE Group), and Michelle Aslesky (Owner: Design with Cents) made remarks regarding Surprise’s temporary signage ordinance. A-Frames are not allowed and only one “Open […]
These comments were made before the Surprise City Council during the Public Comments section of the meeting on August 15, 2017. WeMAR requested the Council reconsider their vote in February 2017 to not extend the […]
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