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No. Signs are permitted on private property only.Public Works - Code Enforcement
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Only within a fully enclosed building. Outside storage is strictly prohibited.Public Works - Code Enforcement
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Storage of any trailers, boats and other recreational units is permitted for a maximum of 72 hour period in residential districts, unless otherwise stored in accordance with city code. Permitted storage is within a rear yard and in such a way as to shield it from view of streets or adjacent properties, or inside a garage. Not all properties and not all units are capable of compliance.Public Works - Code Enforcement
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Yes, the City does require a fence permit before any fence installation can begin. This fence permit allows city staff and property owners the chance to make sure that any new fence is compliant with the City's fence ordinance in regards to height, location, and material. For more information, contact Public Works Administration at (616) 940-4817.
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No higher than 5"Public Works - Code Enforcement
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In many cases, yes. A sign permit can be obtained from Public Works Administration and is required for most sign installations. All new signs must comply with the city's sign ordinance.Public Works - Code Enforcement
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No. Containers must be inside a building or to the side or rear of a building and must be reasonably inconspicuous.Public Works - Code Enforcement