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YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
AGENDA STATEMENT
Item No.
For Meeting of: 10/1/2013
ITEM TITLE: Public Hearing to consider ordinance extending moratorium
pertaining to billboards and adopting findings of fact in
support thereof.
SUBMITTED BY: Steve Osguthorpe, AICP
Community Development Director (509) 575-3533
SUMMARY EXPLANATION:
On April 2, 2013, the City Council enacted a moratorium on the installation of billboards and any
digital signs 72 square feet or larger. Since its enactment, staff has been conducting research
on the costs and benefits of billboards and preparing an inventory of existing billboards in
Yakima. But before proceeding with any code development on this topic, it is critical to first
report to the City Council on staffs findings to determine from a policy standpoint what direction
the Council may wish to take on this issue.
Prior to the Council's September 17, 2013 meeting, staff distributed to the Council a detailed
report of our findings, explaining how billboards have been addressed both regionally and
across the country. The findings of the report (which is again attached) will be discussed at the
October 1, 2013 City Council meeting. I will have a PowerPoint presentation at the meeting that
will highlight the report and explain alternatives the Council could consider on this topic.
The current moratorium expires on October 1, 2013. If the Council wishes to pursue code
changes to address the findings of the report, additional time will be needed to process the
changes. The purpose of the Hearing on October 1, 2013 is to consider extending the
moratorium to allow time to complete this work.
Staff is recommending extension of the moratorium through January 17, 2013. Contrary to
standard claims of the industry, billboards provide few if any benefits to Yakima's local
economy. They have more commonly been found to impose significant costs to local
development efforts and to adversely affect surrounding property values. For example, a study
done in Philadelphia documented a decreased value of $30,826 for properties within 500 feet of
a billboard. It also found that homes located further than 500 feet but within a census
tract/community where billboards are present experienced a decrease of $947 for every
billboard in that census tract.
Critics argue that billboards target low income neighborhoods and that they promote in those
neighborhoods addictive products. That holds true for Yakima. A recent inventory of Yakima
billboards revealed that of the 119 billboards located within city limits, 84% are in low income
neighborhoods, and that 25% of billboard ads are for alcohol and gambling facilities. It also
reveled that nearly 70% of billboard advertising in Yakima is for non -local businesses.
Unlike on-site signage that is the life -blood of local business, billboards are the lifeblood of non -
local industries in Texas, Louisiana and New York that have become "absentee landlords"
of Yakima's streetscapes. Yakima is one of the few cities in eastern Washington that still allows
billboards. There are few things that would be more effective at improving the City's built
environment than to regulate the further spread of non -local billboard products and their non -
local ads within Yakima's borders.
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Staff originally thought that extending the moratorium through the end of the year would provide
sufficient time to process any code updates associated with this issue. We can have the
footwork done before the end of the year, but due to Council meeting dates during the
holidays and the fact that the ordinance would not become effective until 30 days after
adoption, the moratorium would need to extend through at least January 17, 2014. Staff
therefore recommends that the Council conduct the hearing and adopt the attached ordinance
extending moratorium to January 17, 2013. The staff futher recommends that the Council
either direct staff to work with the Planning Commission on developing a policy and code
recommendation on this topic, or to direct staff to work with the Planning Commission on one of
the following opitions:
Option 1 - Amend the zoning code to prohibit new billboards, including new digital billboards.
This would include conversion of existing billboards.
Option 2 — Same as Option 1, but also include an amortization clause to eliminate existing
billboards that are not subject to the HBA protection.
Option 3 — Amend the zoning code to further restrict the height, size, and/or sing of
billboards. A restricted size might be 96 square feet, and 30 feet high, and a 2,000 foot spacing
between any billboards.
Option 4 — Amend the zoning code to limit billboards to industrial zones and to prohibit
billboards within 660 feet of federaily funded highways. (That's the distance within which signs
are subject to HBA protection).
Option 5 — Any combination of Options 1 through 4.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2013 -
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Yakima renewing and extending moratorium
regarding billboards and certain digital signs adopted April 2, 2013
pursuant to Ordinance No. 2013-13, for a period of
month_, through midnight of , 2014,
adopting findings of fact in support of such renewal and extension
and affirming moratorium through , 2014;
declaring an emergency in the passage of this ordinance and
providing immediate effective date upon unanimous vote of
approval by the City Council.
WHEREAS, the City Council has previously adopted Ordinance No. 2013-13 on
April 2, 2013 establishing a six-month moratorium on the filing and acceptance of
applications for the installation, erection, construction, replacement, modification, or
improvement of static billboards and digital billboards using changing electronic, digital,
or changeable message copy, within the City of Yakima; directing development of
comprehensive zoning and business regulations pertaining to such billboards and digital
signs; and providing that the moratorium shall be in effect for six months, through
October 1, 2013; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has received a recommendation from the
Community Development Department to extend the moratorium through midnight of
2014; and
WHEREAS, RCW 35.63.200 and RCW 36.70A.390 provide that a moratorium,
may be renewed for one or more six-month periods if a subsequent public hearing is
held and findings of fact are made prior to each renewal; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has scheduled and conducted a public hearing,
pursuant to notice duly published, on October 1, 2013, to consider the request for
renewal of such moratorium by extension through , 2014; and
WHEREAS, the City Council, having received the recommendation of the
Community Development Department, and having considered all comments and
testimony presented at the public hearing, now makes the following findings of fact:
(a) Since the adoption of the moratorium on April 2, 2013, city staff has:
reviewed laws, municipal codes of other cities and municipal corporations; has
prepared reports of how other jurisdictions both regionally and across the nation
have regulated billboards and digital signs; and has completed an inventory of
existing billboards within the City of Yakima.
(b) While significant work has been accomplished to review and compile
critical information on this topic, a significant portion of work remains to be done,
including further study sessions with the Planning Commission, public hearings
before the Planning Commission and public hearing before the City Council to
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consider the Planning Commission's recommendation for adoption of a
comprehensive ordinance.
(c) Additional time is warranted per provisions of the Yakima City Charter
Article VI, Section 2, that provide that an ordinance shall become effective thirty
(30) days after adoption and publication, thereby compressing the time available
for consideration and adoption of a new comprehensive code prior to the
scheduled expiration of the current moratorium.
(d) City staff has presented a work plan supporting and justifying an
extension of the moratorium, with a foreseeable likelihood that additional time
may be necessary to accommodate sufficient review by interested parties, further
review by the Planning Commission, and review and adoption by the City
Council.
(e) The City Council finds and determines that an extension of the
moratorium through midnight of , 2014 is
warranted and supported, and that such extension is in the best interests of
residents of the City of Yakima and will promote the general safety and welfare.
(f) The City Council finds, determines and concludes that an emergency
exists, to wit: (a) the City has previously received proposals for installation of
static and electronic billboards within the City; (b) neither City staff nor the
Planning Commission have had sufficient opportunity to prepare and review a
comprehensive code addressing the effects of static and electronic billboards
with regard to concerns for economic development, preservation and/or
promotion of traffic and pedestrian safety, prevention of visual clutter and public
nuisances associated with inadequate code provisions and regulation of static
and electronic billboards; (c) the requested extension of the moratorium will
preserve the status quo to enable the City to further study the effects of such
uses and to devise appropriate zoning and regulatory controls to address the
effects of such uses; (d) because the moratorium adopted pursuant to Ordinance
No. 2013-13 expires October 1, 2013, and because City Charter Article VI
Section 2 provides that an ordinance becomes effective 30 days after publication
unless the City Council declares that an emergency exists justifying an
immediate effective date, the City Council finds and determines that the
extension of the moratorium should take effect immediately upon adoption of this
ordinance in order to preserve the status quo and promote the purposes of the
moratorium; and
WHEREAS, the City Council, having adopted the above findings of fact, hereby
makes the following conclusions:
(a) The City Council has jurisdiction to consider and decide all issues herein,
including an extension of the moratorium, all pursuant to RCW 35.63.200 and
RCW 36.70A.390.
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(b) There being no objection to any Council member hearing and deciding
such issues, any objection thereto is hereby deemed waived.
(c) The work performed to date has been necessary and appropriate to
prepare a proposed comprehensive code pertaining to regulation of billboards
and digital signs, but additional time is necessary and appropriate to
accommodate further review and ultimate adoption.
(c) The moratorium adopted pursuant to Ordinance No 2013-13 should be
renewed by extension through midnight of , 2014.
Such extension is warranted and supported by the scope of work to be done,
including accommodation of time necessary for review of the proposed code,
submission of comments and proposed revisions, public hearings and final
adoption; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds and determines that the above findings and
conclusions support the requested extension of the moratorium adopted pursuant to
Ordinance No. 2013-13, and that such extension will promote the general safety and
welfare; now, therefore
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF YAKIMA:
Section 1. The moratorium adopted and imposed pursuant to Ordinance No. 2013-
13, originally set to expire October 1, 2013, is hereby renewed to extend through
midnight of , 2014.
Section 2. The City Manager is hereby directed to continue to perform the duties
imposed pursuant to Ordinance No. 2013-13.
Section 3. Except as amended, renewed and extended herein, the provisions of
Ordinance No. 2013-13 shall remain in full force and effect according to its terms.
Section 4. If the City Council passes this ordinance by unanimous vote, pursuant to
Article VI Section 2 of the Charter of the City of Yakima, such unanimous vote of the City
Council constitutes a finding, determination and declaration that this ordinance is an
emergency ordinance to provide for the immediate preservation of the public peace,
property, health or safety, and this ordinance shall take effect immediately upon
passage. In the event this ordinance does not receive the unanimous vote of the City
Council, this ordinance shall be in full force and effect 30 days after its passage,
approval, and publication as provided by law and by the City Charter.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, signed and approved this 1St day of October, 2013.
ATTEST: Micah Cawley, Mayor
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City Clerk
Publication Date:
Effective Date:
Unanimous Vote: Yes No
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- MEMORANDUM -
Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
Steve Osguthorpe, AICP
Community Development Director
Billboard Moratorium
September 9, 2013
On April 2, 2013, the City Council imposed a moratorium on the installation of any new
off -premise signs and any digital signs 72 square feet or larger. This has more commonly
been referred to as a billboard moratorium because it was the common billboard -
digitized or otherwise - that the moratorium was intended to address. The moratorium
was the result of a discussion city staff had with the Council over Yakima's built
environment. Staff shared with Council a PowerPoint presentation on both the positive
aspects of Yakima's built environment and the areas where the City has experience
significant decline in both the visual and socio-economic quality of its commercial
districts and neighborhoods. The presentation identified those features that contributed to
the visual disarray and negative images of the City's major entry corridors, including Nob
Hill Boulevard and North First Street. Billboards were cited as one of the more visually
obtrusive features in these areas that could severely hamper the City' s ability to revitalize
neighborhoods.
And based upon the content of billboard ads, it was noted that they provided questionable
benefit to the City of Yakima. Many were found to promote products or services that
conveyed a negative image of the City, such as criminal wanted postings, "jail sucks" bail
bonding services, and alcohol products at city entrances and in low income
neighborhoods. Others were found to advertize services not located in the city of
Yakima, such as a casino in Toppenish, a business in Ellensburg, and a ski resort in
Canada. Finally, it was shown that the physical condition of the billboards were often
tattered and run down, contributing to a blighted image of Yakima's highly visual entry
corridors.
Staff has therefore prepared for the City Council the attached report that will serve as a
basis for further discussion and policy development on this topic. Specifically, the
report:
a. Provides an inventory of existing billboards in Yakima, including their location
and the content of their ads in terms local or non -local promotions.
b. Describes the debate over billboard effects on economic development and
revitalization efforts.
c. Provides information on the affect of billboards on property values and local
economies.
d. Addresses the issue of traffic safety as it relates to billboards.
e. Provides information on how other jurisdictions both regionally and nationally
have chosen to regulate billboards.
f. Describes how the billboard industry has affected policy on this topic at the local,
state and national level, and the tactics the City of Yakima can expect the industry
to take to affect any changes in local regulations of billboards.
In summary, the report finds that billboards:
a. Adversely affect property values.
b. Provide virtually no property tax revenue.
c. Do not enhance the local economy (70% of businesses promoted on billboard ads
in Yakima are non -local businesses).
d. Proliferate in low income and declining neighborhoods.
e. Promote in low income neighborhoods addictive products like alcohol and
gambling (Virtually all of these ads are located in Yakima's low income
neighborhoods).
f. Suppress economic development.
g. Inhibit streetscape enhancement and allow for removal of streetscape landscaping.
h. Are directly linked to increased traffic accidents
i. Benefit primarily out-of-state industries (Clear Channel Advertising is based in
San Antonio Texas, Lamar Outdoor Advertising is based in Baton Rouge
Louisiana, and CBS Outdoor Advertising is headquartered in New York, New
York).
j. Are banned in nearly every larger eastern Washington city including, but not
limited to, Union Gap, Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, Wenatchee, Walla Walla,
Spokane, Spokane Valley, and Moses Lake.
The City of Yakima is taking active steps to improve neighborhoods and enhance its
entry corridors. Planned efforts include:
• A new street cross section for North 1st Street including street trees and
landscaping, center island features and undergrounding of utilities.
• An overlay sign code for North 1st Street.
• Submittal of a plan to clean up Nob Hill Boulevard.
• Redevelopment of the mill site, including a focus on freeway corridor
enhancements.
• A focus on code compliance of eastside neighborhoods.
• Redevelopment of the downtown.
The PowerPoint presentation on the built environment demonstrated how markedly
changed these areas would be if billboards and other superfluous fixtures, utility poles
and illegal signs were removed. However, removal of billboards can be costly to the city,
especially if they are located near
federally funded highways where
they enjoy the protection of the
American Highway Beautification
Act (HBA). The HBA will
adversely affect the city's ability to
beautify its highway corridors
because it allows removal of trees
and other enhancing vegetation that
would otherwise block visibility of
billboards. For example, the act
prohibits the City from installing any
landscaping that would block from either side the view of the billboard located at the
city' s entrance on North 1st Street. Such roadblocks to community renewal efforts will be
exacerbated as new billboards are allowed along or near Yakima' s highway corridors.
HE NEW LOOK
MILLER TIME.
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Billboards are a lucrative business, and the
industry will no doubt fight to both retain
existing billboards in the City and to
upgrade them to the more profitable
electronic images. This is a trend across the
nation, and one which most cities, including
Yakima, have not addressed in their codes.
It is also a trend the industry is pushing for
at the State level. For the past two years the
outdoor advertising industry has proposed
legislation that would nullify Washington
State's Scenic Vistas Act by allowing digital billboard ads on state highways and scenic
byways. This was proposed in 2012 and failed, and was considered again in 2013 under
Senate Bill SB 5304 and House Bill HB 1408. While it failed again, it is gaining
momentum and will likely pass under relentless pressure from industry lobbyists. If the
industry succeeds, we should expect digital billboards to proliferate along Yakima's
freeway and highway corridors because digitals are highly profitable, Yakima's sign
ordinance currently allows them, and they would enjoy the legal protection and benefits
the American Highway Beautification Act now affords to billboard owners.
Regardless of state level efforts, the industry will continue expanding its product in
Yakima under current codes. It is therefore prudent for the City Council to consider the
following options:
Option 1 - Amend the zoning code to prohibit new billboards, including new digital
billboards. This would include conversion of existing billboards.
Option 2 — Same as Option 1, but also include an amortization clause to eliminate
existing billboards that are not subject to the HBA protection.
Option 3 — Amend the zoning code to further restrict the height, size, and/or spacing
of billboards. A restricted size might be 96 square feet, and 30 feet high, and a 2,000
foot spacing between any billboards.
Option 4 — Amend the zoning code to limit billboards to industrial zones and to
prohibit billboards within 660 feet of federally funded highways. (That's the distance
within which signs are subject to HBA protection).
Option 5 — Any combination of Options 1 through 4.
As described in the attached report, Yakima is one of the few cities in eastern
Washington that yet allows billboards. Given that Yakima is taking active steps to
improve its market position with other cities, and recognizing the positive experiences of
cities across the nation that have enacted prohibitions on billboards, staff believes that
Option 1 or 2 would put Yakima's competitive marketing edge on par with other cities in
the region.
If the Council wishes to pursue any of the above options, it is prudent to extend the
moratorium for an additional period to allow development of code language and to
process amendments through the normal channels. To ensure adequate time for Planning
Commission review, SEPA processing, and notice to the public and state agencies, staff
suggests that the moratorium be extended to the end of the year. This would also allow
time to more fully address digital on -premise signs.
Yakima Billboard Moratorium
First Report to Yakima City Council
September 9, 2013
Background:
On April 2, 2013, the City of Yakima imposed a moratorium on the installation of any
new off -premise signs and any digital signs 72 square feet or larger. This has more
commonly been referred to as a billboard moratorium because it was the common
billboard - digitized or otherwise - that the moratorium was intended to address. The
moratorium was the result of a discussion city staff had with the Council over Yakima's
built environment. Staff shared with Council a PowerPoint presentation on both the
positive aspects of Yakima's built environment and the areas where the City has
experience significant decline in both the visual and socio-economic quality of its
commercial districts and neighborhoods. The presentation identified those features that
contributed to the visual disarray and negative images of the City's major entry corridors,
including Nob Hill Boulevard and North First Street. Billboards were cited as one of the
more visually obtrusive features in these areas that could severely hamper the City's
ability to revitalize neighborhoods.
And based upon the content of
billboard ads, it was noted that they
provided questionable benefit to the
City of Yakima. Many were found to
promote products or services that
conveyed a negative image of the City,
such as criminal wanted postings, "jail
sucks" bail bonding services, and
alcohol products at city entrances and
in low income neighborhoods. Others
were found to advertize services not
located in the city of Yakima, such as
a casino in Toppenish, a business in
Ellensburg, and a ski resort in Canada.
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Finally, it was shown that the physical condition of the billboards were often tattered and
run down, contributing to a blighted image of Yakima's highly visual entry corridors.
The purpose of this report therefore is to provide additional information to the Yakima
City Council that will serve as a basis for further discussion and policy development on
this topic. Specifically, this report:
a. Provides an inventory of existing billboards in Yakima, including their location
and the content of their ads in terms local or non -local promotions.
b. Describes the debate over billboard effects on economic development and
revitalization efforts.
c. Provides information on the affect of billboards on property values and local
economies.
d. Addresses the issue of traffic safety as it relates to billboards.
e. Provides information on how other jurisdictions both regionally and nationally
have chosen to regulate billboards.
f. Describes how the billboard industry has affected policy on this topic at the local,
state and national level, and the tactics the City of Yakima can expect the industry
to take to affect any changes in local regulations of billboards.
A Comparison of Yakima Billboard Policies
At a local level, regulation of billboards should reflect city policy and align with Council
objectives and strategies. The City Council has adopted policies with a strong focus on
improving the built environment, cleaning up entry corridors, and improving the image of
the City. It is therefore appropriate to consider how billboards contribute to or detract
from the visual qualities of the city.
The City of Yakima is known for its pro-business policies, its economic growth focus,
and its concern for individual property rights. In that regard, Yakima is not unlike other
eastern Washington cities that lean toward more conservative policies on land use
regulations. It is therefore significant that the cities of Union Gap, Kennewick, Pasco,
Richland, Wenatchee, Spokane, Spokane Valley, Walla Walla, Wenatchee and Moses
Lake, have chosen to ban new billboards in their communities. At first glance, this seems
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contradictory to the conservative policies of eastern Washington. But a closer look
reveals that this is not always a partisan issue. Many cities find that amenity provides a
competitive edge in their economic development strategies. Even traditionally
conservative cities like Houston and Salt Lake City (discussed below) believe that
billboards impose significant liabilities to their development objectives. Other large
cities banning new billboards include Seattle, Denver, Durham, San Diego, Little Rock,
Raleigh, Durham, Jacksonville, and Kansas City. At a much broader level, Vermont,
Alaska, Hawaii, and Maine have imposed statewide bans on billboards, finding that the
aesthetic character of their landscape drives their state economies.
Not surprisingly, the billboard industry argues against such hard line policies, insisting
that its product is essential for economic success and that it promotes community
interests. A common industry claim is that (a) over 70% of billboard advertisers are local
businesses; and (b) the billboard industry donates $400 million in public service
advertising each year. Billboard opponents argue the opposite, claiming that billboards
more commonly advertise national brands or out-of-state products, that most billboards
are located in low-income, minority neighborhoods, and that billboards within those
neighborhoods heavily advertise alcohol and other addictive products.
Yakima Billboard Inventory
It is therefore helpful to consider where billboards are located in Yakima and what
products they actually do promote. An inventory conducted in the summer of 2013 found
119 billboards located within city limits on 69 structures. 84% of billboards in Yakima
lie east of 16th Street in the cities lower income neighborhoods. 16% lie west of 16th
Street, but 55% of those lie along Fruitvale Avenue, which is another area characterized
by low income neighborhoods. (See attached map in Appendix "A")
The following table shows the content of Yakima billboard adds by category2:
Billboard Inventory in Yakima (as of July 2013)
Category
Number of ads
Percent of total adds
Local Business3
47
30%
Non -Local Business4
106
68%
Public Services
9
6%
Addictive Products6
39
25%
1 The Sign of The Times.org, FAQ's, Los Angeles Billboards, Q: What is the Impact of billboards on the
economy?", & Q: "What do billboard companies do to help the community?"
2 Figures on the number of ads by category takes into account digital and tri -fold billboards that display
multiple ads on single billboards.
3 Includes specific local businesses with city address; does not include ads for products sold by local
businesses.
4 Includes businesses, corporations and organizations headquartered outside city limits
5 Includes ads for social service, public awareness, "crimestopper", fire prevention, etc.
6 Includes alcohol products and gambling facilities.
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Aesthetics & Public Opinion of Billboards
The industry makes few claims that billboards are intended to be attractive. Their
principle purpose is to be dominantly visible to a large number of people. One
commenter on the usefulness of billboard advertizing noted, "One of the advantages to
having a billboard over a newspaper or magazine advertisement is that people cannot turn
the page or throw out your billboard message. A radio or television advertisement can be
turned off or ignored, where a billboard is constantly on and in areas where people are
going to see it."'
Such advantages to advertisers are the windfall of public monies that paid for the roads
from which billboards are viewed. (A billboard has no value unless it is seen from public
ways). The question is whether the public is fairly compensated for subsidizing billboard
advertising and whether any costs or benefits accrue to the public. It is difficult to
quantify the aesthetic costs or benefits of billboards because it requires that a value be
placed upon such things as a view of the landscape, or a view of a cityscape. But even
the courts have not been shy about the aesthetic impacts billboards. In the landmark case
Metromedia v. the City of San Diego, the court declared, "It is not speculative to
recognize that billboards by their very nature, wherever located and however construed,
can be perceived as an aesthetic harm". 8
Surveys have been conducted to access public opinion on billboards with seemingly
conflicting results. But the conflicts appear to be based on the types of questions asked
and on who is conducting the survey. Some are conducted by "hired guns" of advocacy
groups, while others are conducted by local jurisdictions trying to assess local opinion.
Clearly, the Billboard industry likes to cite survey results that champion their cause. For
example, an article published on the web by Vegas LED Screens — maker of digital
billboard signs — states:
"An August poll found that 80 percent of U.S. adults believe digital billboards are
useful to drivers in giving them important information, and nearly the same
proportion disagree with attempts to ban billboards. The American public
overwhelmingly supports digital billboards despite many municipalities' attempts
to ban them, according to new research commissioned by the Outdoor Advertising
Association of America (OAAA)."
Conversely, Scenic America, one of the strongest advocacy groups opposing billboards
insists that public opinion polls finding that people actually like billboards are a myth,
stating:
"Actually, the opposite is true. Reputable public opinion polls find that most
Americans think billboards are ugly, intrusive, and uninformative. Not one
reputable survey shows that people like billboards.
Arnold Anderson, eHow Contributor, www.eilowcorn; "The Advantages of Advertizing on Billboards",
8 Metromedia, Inc. v. City of San Diego, 453 U.S. 490, 510 (1981) (Hitte, J.).
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"• By a 10 to 1 margin, Floridians favor reducing the number of billboards "Survey
on Outdoor Advertising." 1995.
• More than two-thirds of New Hampshire residents oppose billboards on
highways "Public Attitudes Toward Billboards in New Hampshire." 1994.
• 9 out of 10 Michigan residents feel the state has too many billboards "Questions
commissioned by Michigan United Conservation Clubs." 1997
• 69% of Missourians believe that fewer billboards would make their states more
attractive. "Statewide Public Opinion Poll on Billboards." 1994
• 81% of residents of Houston, TX favor their existing ordinance banning new
billboard construction. "Assessing Public Opinion Regarding Billboards in the
Houston Area." 1996."
Without reviewing the questions and methods of the surveys referenced by either Scenic
America or the Billboard industry, it is difficult to access their level of objectivity. It is
nonetheless clear that the results persuaded many local policy makers to enact laws
banning or significantly limiting billboards. That may be the best expression of public
opinion — at least local opinion - on the matter of billboard aesthetics.
Few large cities have taken a more firm position against billboards than Houston Texas,
which is striking because Houston is the only major U.S. City with no zoning codes. Yet
this "no -zones -about -it" pro -development city has expressed a "no bones about it" stance
on eliminating billboards. Houston' s business community declared that "a city with trees
and landscaping which bloom without being blocked by billboards was a more appealing
place in which to do business than a city in which forests of billboards dotted the so-
called landscape." Houston recently won a long-running battle at the U.S. Supreme
Court level to eliminate 59 billboards that had been installed without permits and in
violation of the City' s billboard ban. City mayor, Annise Parker commented, "This is
another major victory in the long-running battle to reduce visual blight. Sign control, an
attractive urban streetscape and green space equal a formula designed not only to insure
the quality of life for Houstonians but a recipe for economic success."9
This has not been so easy for some cities, especially in those states were the billboard
industry has successfully lobbied State legislatures to strip towns and cities of power to
regulate billboards at the local level. That is currently the concern of Salt Lake City
Mayor, Ralph Becker, who fears that state legislators (of whom only 4 out of 104 did not
accept campaign financing from Utah -based Reagan Sign Company) may step in to
further protect the billboard industry in the response to current City efforts to address the
onslaught of digital billboards. This issue was recently addressed in an article published
in The Deseret News titled, "Good for business or bad for scenery? Salt Lake City
renews battle with billboard industry"10 The article highlighted the current debate over
9 Dennis Hathaway, "Are Billboards Good for Business? For One Major U.S. City, the Answer is An
Emphatic NO". http://banbiiiboard)]ight.org; October 24, 2010,
10 Page, J. (2013, April 13). Good for Business or bad for scenery? "Salt Lake City renews battle with
billboard industry. The Deseret News, Retrieved from
http://www.deseretnews.comlarticle/865554037/Good-for-business-or-bad-for-scenery-Salt-Lake-City-
renews-battle-with-billboard-industry.html?pg=all
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Salt Lake's efforts to regulate or ban electronic billboards. It is significant that in this
highly conservative pro-business state, blog respondents came out 10 to 1 against the
industry, claiming that Salt Lake City' s otherwise beautiful setting has been marred by an
onslaught of billboards. Equally telling is the response of a pro-business member of the
Salt Lake City Council who stated, "A vote for billboards isn't necessarily a vote for
business". He said, "My personal opinion is that business is good, but not all business is
good. I'm not a fan of billboards".11
Another city typically friendly to billboards but now in a billboard battle is Los Angeles,
California. LA residents were outraged by recent conversions of static billboards to
electronic billboards, claiming that the bright illumination of the ads created blight and
reflected into their yards and homes. 100 billboards were allowed to be converted to
digital when the city agreed to an illegal settlement with CBS and Clear Channel outdoor
advertising in 2006. That deal was contrary to a municipal ordinance prohibiting
"alterations or enlargement" of such signs. A Los Angeles Superior Court Judge ruled
the permits invalid and ordered 77 of the signs to go dark. The California Supreme Court
declined to hear the case, effectively ending the billboard companies' legal options and
ending the city's 5 -year legal battle over the signs.
Economic Impact of Billboards:
Economic Development & Property Value
The visual impact of billboards is not purely an aesthetic concern. As the examples
above indicate, many communities have found that aesthetics are integrally linked to the
economic wellbeing of the community and that billboards are at odds with these
objectives. So as Vermont, Alaska, Hawaii and Maine have determined that their scenic
landscapes drive their tourism economies; it is not surprising that resort communities
across the nation have likewise banned billboards. Examples include Aspen, Vail and
Boulder, Colorado; Park City, Utah; Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; Jackson Hole,
Wyoming; Sun Valley, Idaho, as well as Palm
Springs, California. Visitors to the "Palm Springs
of Washington" might therefore be surprised to be
welcomed through billboard medium.
But the attested benefit of banning billboards goes
beyond tourism objectives. Madeleine Appel,
deputy director of the Houston city controller' s
office commented, "The business community
seems to have bought into the scenic
community's belief that one of the things that
makes Houston a good place to live, work and
create businesses is the aesthetic environment -which, in part, means less billboard clutter
and more green".12 Clark Martinson, general manager of Houston's Energy Corridor
11 ibid
12 ibid
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District said, "The 1980 ban on new billboards and the resulting significant reduction in
billboard numbers, through redevelopment and attrition, has had no negative effects on
economic development and property values in Houston."13
Support for Houston' s ban comes from two of the city's largest developers — Gerald
Hines and Kenneth Schnitzer. In 1984 Schnitzer sent 500 letters to civic and trade
organizations trying to raise support for legislation aimed at "visual pollution" in
Houston. Schnitzer is on the advisory board of Billboards Limited, a local anti -billboard
group. "Damn it, we've got to clean this city up," Schnitzer once said in explaining why
he supports such controls.
Clearly, economies have not folded in Houston or other cities and states that have enacted
tough billboard laws. But that is only one side of the coin. We should also consider
whether billboards can in fact enhance the economies of cities that allow them. Most
studies have focused on the economic gain to properties on which billboards are placed.
But until recently, few studies have examined the impacts on properties within the
vicinity of billboards, or the broader relationship between billboard controls and the
economic condition of cities within the Unites States. These relationships were more
recently addressed in a study conducted by Jonathan Snyder out of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Snyder published his study in a paper titled, "Beyond Aesthetics: How
Billboards Affect Economic Prosperity".14 Snyder's study focused on 20 major US
cities, including those with non -strict billboard controls, and those with strict billboard
controls. He found that (1) The median income for strict control cities is higher than that
for not -strict cities; (2) The mean poverty rate for cities with stricter sign control is lower
than for cities without strict sign controls; and (3) The mean home vacancy rate is lower
for strict sign control cities.
Snyder also studied the impact that billboards have on Philadelphia properties within the
vicinity of billboards. He found that properties located within 500 feet of a billboard
have a decreased real estate value of $30,826. Homes located further than 500 feet but
within a census tract/community where billboards are present experience a decrease of
$947 for every billboard in that census tract. His essential finding for Philadelphia was
that billboards have negative financial and economic impacts.
A specific example of billboard interests thwarting economic development activities
comes again from Salt Lake City, where city officials have been battling billboard
corporations in Salt Lake's redevelopment efforts. Salt Lake passed a nine-month
moratorium on billboards last April. The follow excerpt is from an article published in
High Country News based upon an interview with Salt Lake' s senior land use planner
Doug Dansie. The author writes:
"On busy 600 South, a primary gateway from I-15 into downtown . . . Reagan
Outdoor Advertising has a large billboard next to one of the newer motels, a
13 Hathaway, IBID
14 Jonathan Snyder, Beyond Aesthetics: How Billboards Affect Economic Prosperity, December 2011,
Funded by the Samuel S. Fels Fund.
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Marriott Springhill Suites. When the city approved the motel, Reagan Outdoor
complained that the motel's sign would block its billboard and wanted permission
to raise its billboard to be 85 feet tall. The city decided instead to have the motel
change the location of its sign. Then Reagan complained that the light poles in the
motel parking lot blocked views of the billboard and reportedly wanted more than
$1 million in compensation. (That dispute is still unresolved.) On his downtown
billboards tour, Dansie points to another billboard site where, he says, zoning
laws permit a 375 -foot -tall office building. The combination of a billboard
easement and the law against blocking views of billboards is keeping that lot
occupied only by a one-story strip mall, however. Other downtown billboards are
similar obstacles to downtown renewal, Dansie says: "The reality is, the outdoor
advertising industry is suppressing development."1
Industry responses to such complaints are mostly formulaic. To its own hypothetical
question, "What is the impact of billboards on the economy?" the outdoor advertising
industry gave its familiar 70% -local -business doomsday response to its Los Angeles
readers, claiming,
"More than 70 percent of billboard advertisers are local businesses, and in Los
Angeles, there are more than 6,000 businesses using billboards. These businesses
employ over 175,000 people. Outdoor advertising is highly effective at increasing
sales. Recent studies have shown that businesses that use billboards would lose up
to 20 percent of their business without access to billboards. (Taylor & Franke,
Journal of Advertising Research (2003), Cambridge University Press)." 16
The above response seems to contradict other available figures on this topic. The
Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA) has purportedly stated that the top
three companies advertising on billboards as of 2009 were McDonald's, Verizon Long
Distance, and Pepsi, with a large number of wireless phone companies, movie companies,
car manufacturers and banks also being high on the list.17 Though the source of that
information is not confirmed, it more closely reflects Yakima's billboard inventory
figures showing that nearly 70% of billboard ads in Yakima are for non -local businesses,
which is exactly the opposite of industry claims.
Taxation of Billboards:
A final issue regarding billboard economics is the method by which billboards are taxed.
In terms of tax revenue, billboards are considered personal property in Washington State
for purposes of property taxation. The industry' s justification of this, which apparently
was persuasive to lawmakers, is that billboards do not belong to the underlying property
owner. The land is simply being leased and the billboard can be removed and used
elsewhere. This departs significantly from taxation laws on other structures permanently
15 Ray Ring, High Country News, Bozeman Montana, Billboard Companies Use Money and Influence to
Override Your Vote, January 23, 2012
16 The Sign of The Times.org, FAQ's, Los Angeles Billboards, Q: What is the Impact of Billboards on the
Economy?"
17 Wikipedia, Billboards (non -referenced source)
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affixed to the ground. For example, McDonald's will be leasing the underlying land for
its planned restaurant in downtown Yakima, but will actually own the structure. Under
the Billboard Industry's rationale, the McDonald's building should be considered
personal rather than real property, since it is just as possible to relocate a building as it is
to relocate a billboard (and perhaps more likely given the tenacity of the Industry to keep
billboards in place!)
Bonnie Brae Mansion Relocation,
South Carolina.18
While it's possible to relocate
many types of structures,
billboards are one of the few
structure types with
engineered footings and
foundations that are not
included in the improvement
value of land. This provides great advantage to billboard owners over the owners of
other permanently affixed structures, particularly since it is the location — especially
prime locations of high visibility — that gives value to billboards. But what is both ironic
and damaging to local government is that prevailing law often requires them to be valued
as real property for eminent domain purposes. Under the provisions of the American
Highway Beautification Act (discussed below), this has had dramatic and dire effects on
jurisdictions that wish to redevelop commercial areas or otherwise enhance their built
environment.
The American Highway Beautification Act (HBA)
Problems associated with billboards and local redevelopment efforts have their roots in
the American Highway Beautification Act (HBA). This law in particular should concern
the City of Yakima as it plans to beautify through landscaping and other improvements
its entry corridors near federal -aid highways. The act in its current state effectively
punished local government for attempting to beautify areas near billboards that the City
may have previously approved. The City should therefore carefully consider whether it
wants to allow new billboards in areas that are subject to the protection of the act.
President Lyndon Johnson signed the Highway Beautification Act into law in 1965. Its
intent was to protect the natural and scenic beauty of federal -aid highways by controlling
billboards along rural, scenic and agricultural areas. The objectives of the act included
elimination of existing billboards in rural areas by 1970, and prevention of further spread.
However, through subsequent amendments championed by the billboard industry, the bill
has become a principle driver of billboard proliferation. It has effectively eliminated
traditional police power measures local governments once had to control billboards along
18 Picture source, Expert House Movers (EHM) http://www.experthousemovers.com/bonnie-brae-mansion-
relocated-for-commercial-expansion/
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highways that run through their own jurisdiction. Specifically, it prohibits amortization
as a means of compensation to remove billboards within 660 feet of federal -aid
highways. It instead requires local government to resort to eminent domain measures and
forces full cash compensation for their removal. But even more crippling to local
government is that compensation is not just for the value of the structure itself; it is for
the value of the projected revenue the billboard would produce, and can further extend to
the value of other billboards that may in some way be associated with the billboard being
removed.
Such measures have abruptly halted the initial intent of the HBA to remove highway
billboards, and have instead created a safe haven for the industry. As one commenter
noted, "By 1982, so completely had the industry turned the Highway Beautification Act
to its benefit that Vermont's Senator Robert Stafford (R-Vt.), one of the most tenacious of
the billboard reformers, bitterly observed the law would be more aptly labeled the
Billboard Compensation and Protection Act, and sought to repeal the 1965 law.
Ironically, only the billboard industry sought to keep the law regulating signs on and near
federal highways."19 This eventual redefinition of the HBA in favor of the billboard
industry would likely be no surprise to Lyndon Johnson who, in a recorded 1968 phone
conversation with then -U.S. Representative and future Speaker Jim Wright, let lose on
the issue with his legendary bluntness. Legislation to strengthen the Highway
Beautification Act, he asserted, was being blocked by "this damned billboard industry" —
"selfish, eager hogs that won't even let folks sit down and reason with them."
This redefinition of the HBA has empowered the billboard industry with a two -edge
sword. With one edge, it allows the industry to capitalize on public investment in
highways; the other edge effectively renders local government powerless to clean up and
redevelop public highways, as though the highways were purchased by and for the
billboard industry. The industry's rationale for this is that billboards represent the use of
private property abutting the highways. Yet the courts have continually affirmed that the
billboard business is a use of the public's investment in roadways rather than a use of
private property. Appendix A provides views from the courts in four landmark rulings
that underscore their position that the "enhanced value" of billboards "was created by the
State in the construction of the roads and not by the signs' owners."20
One area where the industry has been particularly effective at weakening the HBA
through loose interpretation of its provisions is in the area of digital billboards. As
originally and currently worded, the HBA requires that billboard messages be static.
However, in 2007 the industry was successful in getting the Federal Highway
Administration to interpret "static" to mean a message changing no more frequently than
once every 4 seconds. This has given the green light to digital billboards in spite of
HBA's prohibition of non -static billboards. It has also exacerbated concerns over
aesthetic impacts of billboards. Critics who have referred to billboards as "litter on a
19 •
Philip M. Stern, The Best Congress Money Can Buy, at page 48 (Pantheon Books
1988).
20 Modjeska Sign Studios, Inc. v. Berle, 55 A.D. 2d340 (1977).
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stick" now also refer to them as "televisions on a stick" or -drive-by theaters". The
digital conversion trend has also heightened concerns regarding the safety aspect of
billboards. Critics marvel that so much attention is paid to the hazards of texting while
driving, while the hazards of watching television while driving have been deemed
-inconclusive" by the FHA.
Industry Lobbyists Focus on State Legislatures, Including Washington.
In addition to industry efforts to both loosen and keep intact the HBA at the federal level,
it has lobbied heavily at the state level for similar allowances in and protection from
communities that might otherwise impose stricter billboard standards. In many cases,
cities and towns have been shielded from the onslaught of billboards along their
highways because of more stringent standards at the state level. The industry is working
hard to change this. In its push to convert static billboards to electronic billboards, the
industry recently proposed legislation that would nullify Washington State's Scenic
Vistas Act by allowing advertizing-driven digital billboards on state highways and scenic
byways. This was proposed in 2012 and failed, and was considered again in 2013 Linder
Senate Bill SB 5304 and House Bill HI3 1408. The matter was also being considered by
the Senate Transportation Committee to enter into an agreement to sell advertising space
to the industry. The "lure" put out by the billboard industry was a promise to post
emergency messaging such as Amber alerts in exchange for continuous commercial
messaging along State highways and scenic byways.
But what was different in the industry's 2013 proposal is that it would purportedly allow
local governments to enact their own restrictions on digital billboards should the State
finally concede to them. That might have sounded like good news to local governrnents.
but some saw it as a "divide and conquer" approach by the industry. Without the support
and protection of the State, cities and towns would be on their own to defend what
regulations they might dare to enact locally. And given the industry's propensity to sue
any jurisdiction attempting to enact restrictions opposed by the industry, local regulation
is the best the industry could hope for. The billboard industry has clearly shown it has no
qualms about filing law suits virtually every time a city enacts legislation to limit industry
practices. And the fact that the courts almost always rule in favor of those cities willing
to fight the lawsuit doesn't deter the industry from stretching its lucrative muscles. The
unfortunate fact is that many cash-strapped cities simply don't have the financial
resources and/or the staff expertise to fight the lawsuits, and they simply give in to
industry threats.
It was concerns such as this that caused industry efforts with the Washington State
legislature to fail again in 2013, but given the industry's tenacity and continued push at
all state levels, the issue will almost certainly be again before the Legislature in 2014.
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Driver's Safety
The final aspect to be considered with billboards pertains to driver safety. If one were to
"Google" the question, "do billboards cause accidents?", a number of articles will appear
with headlines stating that there is no statistically significant correlation between
billboards and crashes. The sheer number of such headlines would make one think that
the question of safety is settled and closed. The catch is that virtually every study
referenced by these articles has been commission by or associated with the Outdoor
Advertising Association of America (OAAA) and many contend that the studies are self-
serving and biased. Moreover, most of the headlined articles point back to the same two
oft -referenced studies, including:
"A Study of the Relationship between Digital Billboards and Traffic Safety in
Cuyahoga County, Ohio,"21, and
"Driving Performance and Digital Billboards: Final Report,"22
While hailed by industry supporters, the studies have been criticized for being
commissioned for self-serving reasons and for lacking proper peer review. The
Maryland State Highway Administration (MDSHA) therefore commissioned independent
peer review of each of the two studies. The review was conducted by Jerry Wachtel,
CPE, President of The Veridian Group, Inc. out of Berkeley, California. His findings
were released in his study title, "A Critical, Comprehensive Review of Two Studies
Recently Released by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America". His findings
were not flattering to either study. He stated,
"Since neither of these two studies had received public peer review at the time of
their issuance, it was premature, at best, for the OAAA to make any claims of the
validity of the findings. Also, since the accident study did not compare accidents
in the presence of EBBs [electronic billboards] to accidents in their absence, the
study presented no evidence, no less conclusive evidence, to justify the OAAA's
claim. In addition, since even a cursory inspection of the human factors study
showed that driver performance and behavior did, in fact, deteriorate when EBBs
were present vs. when they were absent, the OAAA claims seem difficult to
support. Finally, the OAAA's claim that it's Foundation for Outdoor Advertising
Research and Education (FOARE) commissioned these studies to specifically
examine whether there exists "a cause and effect link between outdoor digital
billboards and driver behavior" demands scrutiny since the research methods and
statistical analyses employed in these two studies were incapable of determining
causality."
21 Study by Albert Martin Tantala, Sr., and Michael Walter Tantala, Tantala Associates, Submitted to: The
Foundation for Outdoor Advertising Research and Education, July 7, 2007"
22 Study by Suzanne E. Lee, Melinda J. McElheny and Ronald Gibbons, Virginia Tech Transportation
Institute Center for Automotive Safety Research, Prepared for: Foundation for Outdoor Advertising
Research and Education, March 22, 2007."
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Wachtel continues, "Because of the public relations campaign with which the
OAAA released and publicized these two studies, they have received wide press
coverage in print, online, and in the broadcast media. Without exception, this
coverage has presented uncritical acceptance of these two reports as presented,
with no scrutiny of their scientific or technical soundness. As a result, numerous
States and local government agencies have begun to modify their codes and
ordinances that address the use of digital billboards along the roadside. Having
completed this peer review, it is our opinion that acceptance of these reports as
valid is inappropriate and unsupported by scientific data, and that ordinance or
code changes based on their findings is ill advised. Even the Federal Highway
Administration (FHWA) has issued a recent policy memorandum in which DBBs
are given tacit acceptance under certain conditions, possibly based in part on the
release of these two studies. Because FHWA remains concerned about the safety
implications of EBBs on highways, and because of its stated intention to conduct
or sponsor its own research into this issue, it seems to this writer logical that any
such policy change await further developments from research."
The Federal Highway Administration has been in the process of studying the safety
aspect of digital billboards since at least 2007. During that time, the Administration
continued to state that further study was needed. The study has now been completed, but
has not been released for public review. Some critics argue that FHA's non -committal
stance on this issue reflects what some consider a cozy relationship between the industry
and the FHA. That may be particularly evident if the FHA is relying upon the OAAA's
studies to support changes to allow digital billboards as Jerry Wachtel suggests. As the
Administration looks for ways to enhance its operating budget, billboards may indeed
become an integral part of highway infrastructure in America.
Given the questionable stance of FHA on this issue, it is helpful to consider the results of
other studies both in the US and abroad that have provided more definitive conclusions.
A 1994 study done by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, for example,
evaluated the impact of an electronic sign in Milwaukee along I-94. The study concluded
that "It is obvious that the variable message sign has had an effect on traffic, most
notably in the increase of the side swipe crash rate."
A more comprehensive study published in the journal Traffic Injury Prevention was
commissioned by the Swedish Transportation Administration. The study was carried out
by a team of German and Swedish researchers, who found that digital billboards keep
drivers attention off the road for more than two seconds. The study confirmed what
might otherwise seem intuitive — that the curiosity factor of drivers keeps them gazing at
digital signs for longer periods of time as they attempt to read the ever-changing
messages. The Swedish study built upon a well regarded 2006 Virginia Tech study
commission by NHTSA23, which found that glances totaling more than 2 seconds for any
purpose increases near-crash/crash risks by at least two times. The study further found
that nearly 80 percent of crashes involve driver inattention within 3 seconds of the crash.
23 The Impact of Driver Inattention on Near-Crash/Crash Risk, An Analysis Using the 100 -Car Naturalistic
Driving Study Data, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, April 2006
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Finally, it also confirmed what a study commission by the Foundation for Outdoor
Advertising Research and Education found — that digital billboards seem to attract more
attention than static billboards. The FOARE study would not conclude any correlation
between digital signs and more accidents, but the Swedish study provided that
confirmation. So compelling was the Swedish study that the Swedish government
ordered all digital signs to be removed.
Digital billboards in Yakima illustrate the problem of extended gaze by the number of
messages that some signs entice drivers to read. A sign located on the southeast corner of
South 1st Street and Nob Hill Boulevard, for example, contains 8 changing messages. A
sign at the corner of South 1st Street and Arlington Street contains 9 messages, and a sign
off Valley Mall Boulevard near Fiber Road contains an impressive 13 changing
messages!
It has taken the sequential findings of multiple studies to derive at the conclusion that
billboards create unsafe visual distractions. Each study appears to share common facts
that derive at intermediate conclusions regarding driver gaze habits. But it appears that
the author or commissioner of a given study has too easily dictated any final conclusions
over whether extended gazes result in more crashes (also as Jerry Wachtel suggests) The
Swedish study finally reached the conclusion that gazing at billboards in fact results in
more crashes. But the results should not be surprising. One might offer the familiar
adage, "This isn't rocket science" when considering whether it's a good idea to entice
people to watch video screens rather than the road while driving a vehicle.
That was precisely the point of the California Supreme Court in its landmark Metromedia
decision upholding San Diego's billboard restrictions:
"No matter what one's position on the sign and safety issue [is] one can find the
study to support it .... [D]espite the insights provided by statistical analyses, the
case for the hazards of private signs rests largely upon common sense and the
informed judgments of traffic engineers and other experts. The arguments are
complex and sometimes highly technical, but on the whole, the courts are
increasingly likely to conclude that regulation of private signs may be reasonably
expected to enhance highway safety." 24
That Metromedia case referenced an earlier decision out of New York wherein the court
declared,
"We hold as a matter of law that an ordinance which eliminates billboards
designed to be viewed from streets and highways reasonably relates to traffic
safety. Billboards are intended to, and undoubtedly do, divert a driver's attention
from the roadway. Whether this distracting effect contributes to traffic accidents
invokes an issue of continuing controversy. But as the New York Court of
Appeals pointed out, "mere disagreement" as to "whether billboards or other
zn (Dowds, Private Signs and Public Interests, in 1974 Institute on Planning, Zoning and Eminent Domain,
p. 231.) Cited in Metromedia Inc. vs. City of San Diego.
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advertising devices ... constitute a traffic hazard ... may not cast doubt on the
statute's validity. Matters such as these are reserved for legislative judgment, and
the legislative determination, here expressly announced, will not be disturbed
unless manifestly unreasonable."25
Considerations for Yakima
Billboards in Yakima are prevalent along its arterial corridors, particularly North & South
1st Street, Yakima Avenue, Nob Hill Boulevard and Fruitvale Boulevard. They are also
common in Yakima's low income neighborhoods and declining commercial/industrial
areas lying east of 16th Avenue. These areas provide principle access to all other areas of
the city. And from the perspective of visitors, these areas define the city because except
for the 40th Avenue entrance off Highway 12, one cannot access any part of the City
without traveling through these neighborhoods. That is no doubt the reason the area is so
appealing to billboard interests. However, the deteriorating condition of these areas has
resulted in a negative image of the City and has likely deterred major new investment.
The city experiences high vacancy rates in its downtown and has a reputation of high
crime rates in its east side commercial and residential neighborhoods.
The city is taking active steps to improve neighborhoods and enhance these corridors.
Planned efforts include:
• A new street cross section for North 1st Street including street trees and
landscaping, center island features and undergrounding of utilities.
• An overlay sign code for North 1st Street.
• Submittal of a plan to clean up Nob Hill Boulevard.
• Redevelopment of the mill site, including a focus on freeway corridor
enhancements.
• A focus on code compliance of eastside neighborhoods.
• Redevelopment of the downtown
The PowerPoint presentation on the built environment demonstrated how markedly
changed these areas would be if billboards and other superfluous fixtures, utility poles
and illegal signs were removed. However, removal of billboards can be costly to the city,
especially if they are located near federally funded highways where they enjoy the
protection of the American Highway Beautification Act (HBA).
The HBA will adversely affect the city' s ability to beautify its highway corridors because
it allows removal of trees and other enhancing vegetation that would otherwise block
visibility of billboards. For example, the act prohibits the City from installing any
landscaping that would block from either side the view of the billboard located at the
25 (New York State Thruway Auth. v. Ashley Motor Ct. (1961) 10 N.Y.2d 151, 218 N.Y.S.2d 640, 176
N.E.2d 566.)
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city' s entrance on North 1st Street. Such roadblocks to community renewal efforts will be
exacerbated as new billboards are allowed along or near Yakima' s highway corridors.
Billboards are a lucrative business, and the industry will no doubt fight to both retain and
digitize its existing billboards in the City. The industry will also continue expanding its
product in Yakima under current codes. However, based upon the above analysis, we
find that billboards:
1. Adversely affect property values.
2. Provide virtually no property tax revenue.
3. Do not enhance the local economy (70% of businesses promoted on billboard ads
in Yakima are non -local businesses).
4. Proliferate in low income and declining neighborhoods.
5. Promote in low income neighborhoods addictive products like alcohol and
gambling (Virtually all of these ads are located in Yakima's low income
neighborhoods).
6. Suppress economic development.
7. Inhibit streetscape enhancement and allow for removal of streetscape landscaping.
8. Are directly linked to increased traffic accidents
9. Benefit primarily out-of-state industries (Clear Channel Advertising is based in
San Antonio Texas, Lamar Outdoor Advertising is based in Baton Rouge
Louisiana, and CBS Outdoor Advertising is headquartered in New York, New
York).
10. Are banned in nearly every larger eastern Washington city including, but not
limited to, Union Gap, Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, Wenatchee, Walla Walla,
Spokane, Spokane Valley, and Moses Lake.
It is therefore prudent for the City Council to consider the following options:
Option 1 - Amend the zoning code to prohibit new billboards, including new digital
billboards. This would include conversion of existing billboards.
Option 2 — Same as Option 1, but also include an amortization clause to eliminate
existing billboards that are not subject to the HBA.
Option 3 — Amend the zoning code to further restrict the height, size, and/or spacing
of billboards. A restricted size might be 96 square feet, and 30 feet high, and a 1,000
foot spacing requirement between any billboards.
Option 4 — Amend the zoning code to limit billboards to industrial zones and to
prohibit billboards within 660 feet of federally funded highways.
Option 5 — Any combination of Options 1 through 4.
As noted above, Yakima is one of the few cities in eastern Washington that yet allows
billboards. Given that Yakima is taking active steps to improve its market position with
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other cities, and recognizing the positive experiences of cities across that nation that have
enacted prohibitions on billboards, staff believes that Option 1 or 2 would put Yakima's
competitive marketing edge on par with other cities in the region.
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Appendix "A"
Billboard locations in Yakima
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Appendix "B"
View from the Courts
- Billboard Usage of Public Highways -
1. "The success of billboard advertising depends not so much upon the use of private
property as it does upon the use of the channels of travel used by the general
public. Suppose that the owner of private property, who so vigorously objects to
the restriction of this form of advertising, should require the advertiser to paste his
posters upon the billboards so that they would face the interior of the property
instead of the exterior. Billboard advertising would die a natural death if this
were done, and its real dependency not upon the unrestricted use of private
property but upon the unrestricted use of the public highways is at once apparent.
Ostensibly located on private property, the real and sole value of the billboard is
its proximity to the public thoroughfares." 26
2. "The [outdoor advertising business] depends entirely for its success upon the
occupation of places along the sides of highways and near parks and similar
public places. Billboards are designed to compel attention. The advertising
matter displayed upon them in words, pictures, or devices is conspicuous,
obtrusive and ostentatious, being designed to intrude forcefully and persistently
upon the observation and attention of all who come within the range of clear
normal vision. The only real value of a sign or billboard lies in its proximity to
the public thoroughfares within public view. In this respect the plaintiffs are not
exercising a natural right; they are seizing for private benefit an opportunity
created for quite a different purpose by the expenditure of public money in the
construction of public ways and the acquisition and improvement of public parks
and reservations."27
3. "Most of the respondents' arguments relating to their "use" of the land upon
which their signs are located are mere exercises in sophistry, for in no real sense
are the signs "used" upon the land on which they are located... [T]he signs are
used in a realistic sense only where the light reflected therefrom strikes the eye of
the users of the public streets or adjoining private property."28
4. "Billboards and advertising signs are of little value and small use unless great
highways bring the traveling public within view of them, and their enhanced
value when they are seen by a large number of people was created by the State in
the construction of the roads and not by the signs' owners."29
26 Churchill v. Rafferty, 32 Phil. Rpt. 580, 609, (Phil. 1915), appeal dismissed, 248 U.S. 591 (1918).
27 General Outdoor Advertizing Co. v. Department of Public Works, 193 N.E. 799 (Mass. 1935), appeal
dismissed, 297 U.S. 725 (1936).
28 Metromedia, Inc. v. City of Pasadena, 216 Cal. App. 2d270 (1963).
29 Modjeska Sign Studios, Inc. v. Berle, 55 A.D. 2d340 (1977).
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5. Temporary signs placed on the ground shall be separated from parking and driveway areas by a curb or other barrier.
6. No temporary sign shall be displayed more than fifteen days after the event for which it is intended. (Ord. 2008-46 § 1
(part), 2008: Ord. 2001-25 § 2, 2001: Ord. 93-81 § 39, 1993: Ord. 2947 § 1 (part), 1986).
15.08.120 Directional signs.
A. On -Premises Directional Signs. On -premises directional signs readable from the public right-of-way may be permitted in
accordance with Table 8-1. On -premises directional signs may contain both directions and the business name or logo, provided the
business name or logo shall not exceed fifty percent of the sign area. All on -premises directional signs shall meet the general
provisions of this section, and shall not exceed ten square feet per sign face.
B. Off -Premises Directional Signs. Off -premises directional signs are permitted where indicated in YMC 15.08.130(B); provided,
that:
1. Each use located in a district where off -premises directional signs are allowed is permitted one off -premises directional
sign;
2. The off -premises sign contains only directional information and does not exceed thirty-two square feet in area nor twenty-
five feet in height;
3. The off -premises signs are permanently installed on private property;
4. Only one off -premises sign is permitted on a parcel. (Ord. 2008-46 § 1 (part), 2008: Ord. 2947 § 1 (part), 1986).
15.08.130 Off -premises signs and billboards.
A. Billboards are:
1. Class (1) uses in the M-1 and M-2 districts; and
2. Class (2) uses in the CBD, GC, and RD districts.
B. Billboards may be permitted in these districts after the required level of review, provided they meet the provisions of this chapter
and all of the following criteria:
1. The maximum sign area does not exceed three hundred square feet per sign face;
2. There is no more than one product displayed per sign face;
3. There are no side-by-side panels;
4. Required front yard setbacks are met;
5. Billboards between a one -hundred -fifty and three -hundred -foot radius of a residential district shall be restricted to one
hundred sixty square feet per sign face and may not be lighted;
6. No billboard shall be located within one hundred fifty feet of a residential district;
7. The billboard is not within five hundred lineal feet of another billboard having the same street frontage;
8. Billboard height standards shall not exceed that permitted for freestanding signs as provided in Table 8-3;
9. The total number of combined freestanding signs, off -premises signs and billboards does not exceed the number of
freestanding signs allowed for the property.
C. Off -premises signs are:
1. Class (1) uses in the M-1 and M-2 districts;
2. Class (2) uses in the B-2, CBD, GC, and RD districts.
Off -premises signs may be permitted in these districts after the required level of review, provided they meet the provisions of this
chapter and the specific standards for the district in which they are located. (Ord. 2008-46 § 1 (part), 2008: Ord. 93-81 § 40,
1993: Ord. 2947 § 1 (part), 1986).
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Issued
Date
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Application No / Site Address Tax Acct No
Project Description
01/20/2009 SIGN -09-002 2205 S 1ST ST 19133232005
REPLACE EXISTING ELCTRONIC READERBOARD AND REPLACE
WITH NEW COLOR ELECTRONIC READERBOARD
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
01/26/2009 SIGN -09-005 1715 S 3RD AVE 19133123410
NEW DOUBLE SIDED POLE SIGN.
Assigned To: Kevin Futrell
02/04/2009
03/09/2009
SIGN -09-008 1606 N 1ST ST 18131244416
NEW POLE SIGN FOR PLATEAU TRADING COMPANY
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
SIGN -09-016 4309 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132724032
INSTALLING "GORILLA" ON EXISTING POLE SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
05/14/2009 SIGN -09-039 212 W WALNUT ST 18132441516
REPLACE SIGN ON EXISTING POLE SIGN
Assigned To: Chris Wilson
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
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Meeting`
Page 1
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
YOUNG ELECTRIC SIGN CO
416 E 41ST ST
GARDEN CITY, ID 83714
(208) 345-2982
OWENS JACKIE D & PEGGY
1606 N 1ST ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
05/27/2009 SIGN -09-043 2301 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132613033
NEW MONUMENT SIGN IN THE GRASS AT THE CORNER OF 24TH
AVENUE AND NOB HILL
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
08/18/2009 SIGN -09-065 1624 RUDKIN RD
ONE NEW POLE SIGN FOR PENNY PRESS
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
19132943446
09/02/2009 BLD -09-0775 305 S 11TH AVE 18132434441
REPLACING EXISTING FREESTANDING POLE.
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
DWINELL'S VISUAL SYSTEMS
LLC
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
5092483772
DWINELL'S SIGNAGE
SOLUTIONS
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 930-5707
10/06/2009 SIGN -09-076 107 N FAIR AVE 19131844002
NEW OFF -PREMISE DIRECTIONAL MONUMENT STYLE SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
DWINELLS VISUAL SYSTEMS
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-3772
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor / Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation
WELLS SIGNS, INC
DWINELL'S VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
DARDAN
ENTERPRISES INC
DWINELL'S VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
DWINELLS VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
DWINELLS VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
$50,000
Issued
Date
Application No / Site Address
Project Description
10/14/2009 SIGN -09-077 1008 S 38TH AVE
NEW MONUMENT SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
18132713009
10/21/2009 SIGN -09-083 1411 S 1ST ST 19133042451
INSTALLATION OF NEW POLE SIGN FOR COMMERCIAL TIRE CO
Assigned To: Julia Cruz
WIDE HOLLOW
DEVELOPEMENT
3801 W WASHINGTON
YAKIMA, WA 98903
(509) 728-3190
YOUNG ELECTRIC SIGN CO
PO BOX 4478
BOISE, ID 83711
3452982
11/13/2009 SIGN -09-086 908 S 72ND AVE 18132924440
CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE A 314 -UNIT SELF -STORAGE
FACILITY. 11/13/09- SIGN PERMIT ISSUED FOR ONE POLE SIGN
NEAR PROPERTY APPROACH ON S 72ND AVE
Assigned To: Kevin Futrell
11/18/2009 SIGN -09-074 3601 W WASHINGTON AVE18133412412
NEW SUBMITTAL TO REPLACE EXPIRED PERMIT #50808 FOR A
BILLBOARD SIGN
11/18/2009 SIGN -09-089 6401 CRESTFIELD RD 18133244562
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
WIDE HOLLOW
DEVELOPMENT LLC
YOUNG ELECTRIC
SIGN CO
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
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Permit
Valuation
METRO OUTDOOR LLC
14362 N FRANK LLOYD
WRIGHT BLVD SUITE 1000
SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85260
(480) 477-6550
UNITED BUILDERS OF WA
INSTALLING NEW "APPLE BLOSSOM" SIGN AT THE NORTHWEST PO BOX 9488
CORNER OF 64TH AND CRESTFIELDS YAKIMA, WA 98909
Assigned To: Julia Cruz (509) 728-0086
11/18/2009 SIGN -09-090 6402 CRESTFIELDS RD 18133244551 UNITED BUILDERS OF WA
INSTALLATION OF NEW "APPLE BLOSSOM" SIGN AT THE PO BOX 9488
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 64TH & CRESTFIELDS YAKIMA, WA 98909
Assigned To: Julia Cruz (509) 728-0086
12/09/2009 SIGN -09-095 7410 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132931400 DWINELLS VISUAL SYSTEMS
REMODEL EXISTING DAIRY QUEEN AND ADD 286.55 SQ FT WALK 101 BUTTERFIELD RD
IN COOLER/FREEZER COMBO. REMODEL INCLUDES: ADDING YAKIMA, WA 98901
NEW GREASE INTERCEPTOR, NEW PARAPETS, REROOFING 2483772
ENTIRE ROOF, NEW CANVAS AWNINGS OVER WINDOWS, NEW
SERVICE ENTRY, NEW SIDING AND NEW MASONRY VENEER
WITH STUCCO COATED POLYSTYRENE CORNICE. 12/3/09 -
PLANS SUBMITTED FOR NEW SUPPRESSION SYSTEM -SIGN
PERMIT ADDED 12/9/09
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
UNITED BLDRS OF
WASH INC
UNITED BLDRS OF
WASH INC
DWINELLS VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
$410,000
Issued
Date
12/31/2009
Application No / Site Address
Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
SIGN -09-101 1019 CORNELL AVE 18132514533
REPLACING DAMAGED READER BOARD PORTION OF SIGN AT
LIVING FAITH VICTORY CENTER
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
01/26/2010 SIGN -10-004 314 N 1ST ST 19131922401
CHANGING OUT EXISTING READER BOARD AND REPLACE WITH
ELECTRONIC READER BOARD SIGN ON EXISTING POLE
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
02/10/2010 SIGN -10-010 5315 TIETON DR 18132143406
MODIFIYING EXISTING HOLY FAMILY SIGN AND ADDING
ELECTRONIC READER BOARD.
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
02/17/2010 SIGN -10-014 3204 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131514458
ONE NEW POLE SIGN FOR CAREY HYUNDAI
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
DWINELLS VISUAL SYSTEMS
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
2483772
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
02/24/2010 SIGN -10-016 1914 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131441445
POLE SIGN - ORIGINALLY ISSUED TO DWINNELLS - THAT PERMIT
CANCELLED, REISSUED TO EAGLE SIGNS LLC ON 2/25/10
02/26/2010 SIGN -10-017 1207 S 7TH AVE 18132542491
ONE NEW POLE SIGN FOR THE GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
DWINELLS VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
Sign - Pole Sign
Page 3
Permit
Valuation
WELLS SIGNS, INC
02/26/2010 SIGN -10-019 1512 E NOB HILL BLVD 19132931428
2 NEW WALL SIGNS AND 1 POLE FOR O'REILLY AUTO PARTS
02/26/2010 SIGN -10-021 305 N 5TH AVE 18132412531
2 NEW WALL SIGNS AND 1 POLE SIGN FOR O'REILLY AUTO
PARTS
TUBE ART SIGNS & SPORTS
11715 SE 5TH ST
BELLEVUE, WA 98005
(206) 223-1122
TUBE ART SIGNS & SPORTS
11715 SE 5TH ST
BELLEVUE, WA 98005
(206) 223-1122
03/01/2010 SIGN -10-024 1511-A TIETON DR 18132433511
POLE SIGN
CHRIS HOARD
1004 S 1ST AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
Sign - Pole Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
TUBE ART DISPLAYS
INC
TUBE ART DISPLAYS
INC
Issued
Date
Application No / Site Address
Project Description
03iO3/2010 SIGN -10-025 1509-A TIETON DR
TENANT SIGN ON EXISTING POLE SIGN
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
18132433511
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
NATURAL NAILS
1509 TIETON DR #A
YAKIMA, WA 98902
5768718
03/09/2010 SIGN -10-026 1509-B TIETON DR 18132433511
TENANT SIGN ON EXISTING POLE SIGN
03/17/2010 SIGN -10-029 1513 TIETON DR
PERMIT FOR EXISTING SIGN
18132433511
MARTINEZ MONICA
CONNIE'S BARBER SHOP
1112 TIETON DR
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509)452-0323
04/06/2010 SIGN -10-036 1203 N 40TH AVE 18131512411
POLE SIGN FOR JOELS TIRES
04/14/2010 SIGN -10-037 709 S 1ST ST 19131934454
REPLACING FACE OF TRUX, ETC SIGN WITH NAPA AUTO PARTS
SIGN (PREVIOUSLY 6'X12 NOW 8'X8')'
Assigned To: Julia Cruz
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
CASCADE SIGNS
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
04/22/2010 SIGN -10-041 206 W WALNUT 18132441525
NEW READERBOARD PROJECTING SIGN ON EXISTING POLE;
R/W USE PERMIT 29707 APPROVED 4/22/10
04/26/2010 SIGN -10-043 1216 S 1ST ST 19133013004
REPLACING TWO WALL SIGNS AND ONE POLE SIGN FROM
SCHUCK'S AUTO SUUPLY TO O'REILLY AUTO PARTS
04/26/2010 SIGN -10-044 4002 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132731457
REPLACING TWO WALL SIGNS AND ONE POLE SIGN FROM
SCHUCK'S AUTO SUUPLY TO O'REILLY AUTO PARTS
09/02/2010 SIGN -10-079 201 E YAKIMA AVE 19131922463
POLE SIGN (OVER CITY R/W) FOR WHEATLAND BANK
10/07/2010 SIGN -10-092 402 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132541438
NEW POLE SIGN
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
TUBE ART
2323 W WASHINGTON AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
TUBE ART
2323 W WASHINGTON AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
YESCO LLC
5119 S CAMERON ST
LAS VEGAS, NV 89118
ALFORD YAKIMA LLC
1760 BISMARK ST
RICHLAND, WA 99354
(509) 388-1569
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
Page 4
Permit
Valuation
EAGLE SIGNS
Sign - Pole Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Sign - Pole Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
TUBE ART DISPLAYS
INC
TUBE ART DISPLAYS
INC
Issued
Date
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Application No / Site Address Tax Acct No
Project Description
11/24/2010 SIGN -10-105 726 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132442454
NEW 30' X 10' BILLBOARD SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox Replc►.cemen1
01/07/2011 SIGN -11-002
NEW POLE SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
3006 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132632010
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
METRO OUTDOOR LLC
14362 N FRANK LLOYD
WRIGHT BLVD SUITE 1000
SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85260
(480)477-6550
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
EAGLE SIGNS
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
01/13/2011 SIGN -11-003 2809 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131424447
ONE NEW BILLBOARD SIGN FOR US SYNTEC
02/01/2011 SIGN -11-006 221 E YAKIMA AVE
ONE NEW POLE SIGN FOR CHASE BANK
02/14/2011 SIGN -11-011 309 S 1ST ST
ONE NEW POLE SIGN FOR AUTO EXPRESS
19131922461
19131931421
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
03/24/2011 SIGN -11-017 1922 S 1ST ST 19133114008
ONE NEW POLE SIGN AND ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR YAKIMA
IMPLEMENT
05/05/2011 SIGN -11-019 2901 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131423437
INSTALLATION OF 30'X10' BILLBOARD SIGN
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
PARKER OUTDOOR INC
PO BOX 22
ORONDO, WA 98843
(509) 888-6633
06/03/2011 SIGN -11-029 5000 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132841428
ONE NEW MONUMENT SIGN
06/15/2011 SIGN -11-034 1400 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132432005
INSTALLATION OF W40NONILLUMINATED MONUMENT SIGN FR
CENTURY 21
TEW PROPERTIES LLC
1703 CREEKSIDE CRT STE 100
YAKIMA, WA 98902 _
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
PARKER OUTDOOR
INC
EAGLE SIGNS
Page 5
Permit
Valuation
$9,000
Issued
Date
Application No / Site Address
Project Description
06/23/2011 SIGN -11-036 701 W YAKIMA AVE
NEW POLE SIGN FOR TACO BELL
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
18132442459
08/01/2011 SIGN -11-043 2112 S 1ST ST 19133114041
CHANGING OUT THE CABINET FROM THE EXISTING
FREESTANDING POLE SIGN (CHANGING BIG R TO COASTAL).
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
08/03/2011 SIGN -11-045 803 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132513475
NEW POLE SIGN (4' X 8' SIGN) FOR ESPIGA DE ORO BAKERY
08/30/2011
09/08/2011
SIGN -11-052 6301 AHTUNUM RD 18132513475
INSTALLATION OF NEW POLE SIGN FOR CABIN ESPRESSSO
SIGN -11-049 1818 S 1ST ST 19133044449
REPLACING EXISTING POLE SIGN FOR STEVE HAHN'S WITH A
NEW POLE SIGN FOR KIA
09/08/2011 SIGN -11-053 14 EAST 19131923409
NEW PROJECTING SIGN FOR CHINA TOWN CAFE(ON EXISTING
BRACKETT)
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
ISLAS GAUDENCIO
803 W NOB HILL BL
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 469-4987
THE NOEL CORPORATION
PO BOX 111
YAKIMA, WA 98907
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
CHINA TOWN CAFE
14 E A ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 469-1025
09/23/2011 SIGN -11-055 818 W YAKIMA AVE 18132431425 CASCADE SIGNS
NEW MONUMENT SIGN FOR YWCA TO SIT ON THE CORNER OF 108 W MEAD AVE
W FYAKIMA AVE & S 9TH AVE YAKIMA, WA 98902
10/10/2011 SIGN -11-059 1010 S 1ST ST
NEW "NISSAN" MAIN BRAND POLE SIGN.
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
19133021039
10/19/2011 SIGN -11-051 126 S 1ST ST 19131923510
LOCATE AN OFF -PREMISE DIRECTIONAL SIGN FOR JAVA
HEAVEN
(509) 972-8099
QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
9312 W 10TH AVE
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 586-0585
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
EAGLE SIGNS
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
Page 6
Permit
Valuation
Issued
Date
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Application No / Site Address Tax Acct No
Project Description
11/04/2011 SIGN -11-063 7505 ZIER RD
NEW DIGITAL READERBOARD POLE SIGN
18133221003
11/10/2011 SIGN -11-069 4710 SUMMITVIEW 18132232023
NEW MONUMENT SIGN FOR FIRST AMERICAN TITLE
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
PO BOX 111
YAKIMA, WA 98907
(509) 452-8660
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
11/29/2011 SIGN -11-076 1209 N 16TH AVE 18131322407
INCREASING SIZE ON TOP CABINET TO EXISTING MONUMENT
SIGN FOR "CALCOE"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
01/23/2012 SIGN -12-005 1018 S 11TH AVE 18132524591
NEW DISPLAY ON ON EXISTING POLE SIGN; MUST HAVE 24 OR
LESS SQUARE FEET OF VIEWABLE AREA. WILL INSTALL A
BORDER ON SIGN TO LIMIT AREA.
ADJ#005-12 APPROVED: BORDER CAN BE REMOVED
01/26/2012 SIGN -12-006 6712 TIETON DR 18132912505
NEW POLE SIGN FOR CHEVRON USING EXISTING FOOTING
02/01/2012
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
SIGN -11-078 1608 W LINCOLN AVE 18132314562
REFACING TWO POLE SIGNS AND REPLACING TO WALL SIGNS
TO CHANGE FROM ALBERTSONS EXPRESS (GASOLINE) TO USA
GASOLINE
02/22/2012 SIGN -12-011 4702 SUMMITVIEW 18132232023
NEW POLE SIGN FOR MULTI-TENNANTS
03/21/2012 SIGN -12-015 1806 W LINCOLN AVE 18132314561
RELOCATING AND MODIFYING EXISTING MONUMENT SIGN
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
Sign - Pole Sign
NW CANOPY STRUCTURES
INC
PO BOX 730
CHATTAROY, WA 99003
(509) 276-4440
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
NW CANOPY
STRUCTURES INC
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
Page 7
Permit
Valuation
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Issued
Date
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Application No / Site Address Tax Acct No
Project Description
03/29/2012 SIGN -12-019 702 W YAKIMA AVE 18132442462
NEW SIGN CABINET ON EXISTING POLE
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
04/06/2012 SIGN -12-022 2401 S 1ST ST 19133232025
NEW MULTI -TENANT MONUMENT STYLE SIGN
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
04/17/2012 SIGN -12-026 1213 S 40TH AVE 18132742502
NEW POLE SIGN
04/27/2012 SIGN -12-031 4601 TIETON DR 18132233528
INSTALLING DOUBLE 24 SQUARE FOOT POLE SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
05/07/2012 SIGN -12-033 307 S 1ST ST 19131931422
PLACING 64 SQ FT SIGN ON EXISTING POLE
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
05/11/2012 SIGN -12-036 223 S 72ND AVE 18132043510
ONE NEW MONUMENT SIGN AND ONE NEW WALL SIGN
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
YAKIMA VALLEY LIBRARIES
102 N 3RD ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Page 8
Contractor / Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
05/18/2012 SIGN -12-041 6560 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132941413
(1) NEW POLE SIGN FOR PANDA EXPRESS
06/26/2012 SIGN -12-056 1023 S 3RD AVE 19133023436
REPLACE EXISTING GAS PRICE SIGN FOR ARS CONOCO WITH
NEW LED PRICE SIGN; SAME SIZE AND HEIGHT
07/19/2012 SIGN -12-050 129 S 1ST ST
CHANGE MONEYTREE SIGN
19131923500
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
YESCO
9304 W CLEARWATER DR
SUITE B
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 783-4589
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Sign - Pole Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
Sign - Pole Sign
YESCO LLC
Issued Application No / Site Address
Date
Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
07/24/2012 SIGN -12-061 4008 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132231004
REPLACE EXISTING POLE SIGN FOR WASHINGTON FEDERAL
07/26/2012 SIGN -12-060 2208 S 1ST ST 19133232421
INSTALLATION OF 1 NEW POLE SIGNS FOR CARL'S JR./GREEN
BURRITO CLOUD
08/01/2012 SIGN -12-038 1102 W YAKIMAAVE 18132431514
REPLACING EXISTING MONUMENT SIGN WITH NEW POLE SIGN
APPROVED BY PLANNING ADJ#013-12 AND RIGHT OF WAY USE
PERMIT RL -30018
08/10/2012 SIGN -12-066 410 S 72ND AVE 18132034482
ADDING A 42 SQUARE FOOT DOUBLE FACED TENANT SIGN TO
AN EXISTING SIGN FOR A TOTAL OF 172 SQUARE FEET
09/21/2012 SIGN -12-078 1600 E YAKIMA AVE 19132021012
REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING CHEVROLET SIGNS ON BUILDING
WITH FREE STANDING MONUMENT ENTRYWAY
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT
HOLDINGS LLC
4188 SW GREENLEAF DR
PORTLAND, OR 97221
(503) 201-1309
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
Page 9
Permit
Valuation
BOB HALL'S HOLDINGS LLC
1600 E YAKIMA AV
YAKIMA, WA 98901
10/23/2012 SIGN -12-091 1700 E YAKIMA AVE 19132021401
REPLACING FACE OF EXISTING SIGN, SAME SIZE. "HONDA"
POLE SIGN ON WEST BOARDER OF PROPERTY.
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
11/01/2012 SIGN -12-090 807 W YAKIMAAVE 18132431413
INSTALLING NEW 23 SQ FT SIGN FOR "M.B. DESIGNS" TO
EXISTING POLE SIGN
11/15/2012 SIGN -12-099 1710 S 1ST ST 19133043420
A NEW POLE SIGN FOR MIKE OLSON DODGE
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
MSI
CONSTRUCTION INC
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
EAGLE SIGNS
Issued Application No / Site Address
Date Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
12/05/2012 SIGN -12-104 502 W YAKIMA AVE 18132442402
REMOVE EXISTING 2.5'X15' READER BOARD AND REPLACE
3' 5"X9'3" UNIT
12/11/2012 SIGN -12-106 1107 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132423543
NEW MONUMENT SIGN FOR "YAKIMA ORTHODONTICS"
WITH
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
12/21/2012 SIGN -12-110 329 N 1ST ST 19131922479
REPLACING EXISTING POLE SIGN FOR "CLEAN AIR"
02/13/2013 SIGN -13-011 702 W YAKIMA AVE 18132442462
LOWERING EXISTING SIGN 4 FEET TO 10' ABOVE GRADE
02/13/2013 SIGN -13-012 1120 N 34TH AVE
ADD 4'X8' FLAG SIGN TO EXISTING POLE
18131514435
02/19/2013 SIGN -13-008 2700 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131431088
NEW MONUMENT SIGN FOR "REGAL ESTATES"
02/26/2013 SIGN -13-014 6 W WASHINGTON AVE 19133142405
INSTALLATION OF NEW SIGN AND READER BOARD ON EXISTING
POLE FOR TRUE VALUE FARM & GARDEN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
02/28/2013 SIGN -13-007 401 W WALNUT AVE 18132441490
INSTALLATION OF NEW SIGN "AUTO GENUINE GLASS" ON
EXISTING POLE.
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
Page 10
Permit
Valuation
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Issued Application No / Site Address Tax Acct No
Date Project Description
03/07/2013 SIGN -13-016 1922 S 1ST ST 19133114008
INSTALLATION OF NEW SIGN ON EXISTING POLE AND FOOTING,
WORDING UNKNOWN
03/07/2013 SIGN -13-018 14 E WASHINGTON AVE 19133141401
REMOVING EXISTING POLE SIGN AND CONSTRUCTING NEW
FOOTING AND POLE SIGN FOR "U -PULL -IT AUTO PARTS"
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
03/19/2013 SIGN -13-022 1501 E MAPLE ST 19132023053
INSTALLATION OF THREE SCOREBOARD SIGNS AT NEW
BALLFIELDS
05/22/2013 SIGN -13-028 31 W WASHINGTON AVE 19133124422
NEW POLE SIGN FOR SORACCO LANDSCAPING MATERIALS;
MODIFIED SITE PLAN APPROVED 10/1/13(EH)
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
05/30/2013 SIGN -13-032 3802 TIETON DR 18132712007
ONE NEW POLE SIGN AT "WEBER CHIROPRACTIC"
06/05/2013 SIGN -13-031 10 S 8TH AVE 18132431427
ONE NEW MONUMENT SIGN FOR "MABEL SWAN MANOR"
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
06/05/2013 SIGN -13-038 3204 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131514458
NEW CABINET FOR EXISTING POLE SIGN FOR "AVIS CAR
SALES/CAREY MOTORS"
06/17/2013 SIGN -13-029 701 N 39TH AVE 18131543464
NEW MONUMENT SIGN FOR "CHANDLER HOUSE ALZHEIMERS
AND RELATED DEMENTIA CARE"
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
06/25/2013 SIGN -13-033 610 E YAKIMA AVE 19131912568
NEW SIGN ON THE EXISTING POLE FOR MORGAN STANLEY
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Sign - Pole Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Page 11
Permit
Valuation
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
9312 W 10TH AVE
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 586-0585
PRO SIGN INC
1124 N FREYA ST
SPOKANE, WA 99202
(509)927-3925
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
EAGLE SIGNS
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
PRO SIGN INC
Issued
Date
Application No / Site Address
Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
07/02/2013 SIGN -13-039 3202 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132741401
REMOVE AND REPLACE READER BOARD SIGN ONLY
07/15/2013 SIGN -13-043 2115 S 1ST ST 19133223039
REPLACING CABINET ON MONUMENT SIGN FOR HOME DEPOT
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
07/25/2013 SIGN -13-048 223 S 72ND AVE 18132043510
NEW DOUBLE FACED MONUMENT SIGN FOR THE RICHARD E.
OSTRANDER WEST VALLEY COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
YAKIMA VALLEY LIBRARIES
102 N 3RD ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
08/02/2013 SIGN -13-041 902 S 44TH AVE 18132723001
REMOVE EXISTING PLASTIC CHANGABLE LETTER POLE SIGN TO
ELECTRONIC READER BOARD POLE SIGN, SAME SIZE AS
PREVIOUS.
PER ROSALINDA, BRUCE APPROVED A 32 SQ FT SIGN NOT
SAME SIZE (40 SQ FT) AS APPLIED FOR.
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
08/07/2013 SIGN -13-052 2707 RIVER RD 18131421422
REPLACING EXISTING MONUMENT SIGN FOR "YAKIMA
ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS"(SAME SIZE)
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
08/13/2013
SIGN -13-059 4106 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132231006
REPLACE EXISTING POLE WITH 23 FOOT TALL INCLUDING 5X10
SIGN
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
08/26/2013 SIGN -13-065 2235 LONGFIBRE RD 19133143414
ONE NEW FREESTANDING SIGNS FOR "LOWE'S".
09/16/2013 SIGN -13-046 120 N FAIR AVE #102 19131844402
TWO NEW DOUBLE FACED SIGNS FOR DOLLAR TREE
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
YESCO
9304 W CLEARWATER DR
SUITE B
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 783-4589
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
ADVANCED SIGN LLC
1 37TH ST NW #C
AUBURN, WA 98001
(253) 347-5039
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Sign - Pole Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
EAGLE SIGNS
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
YESCO LLC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Page 12
Permit
Valuation
Issued Application No / Site Address
Date
Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009 To 10/01/2013
Tax Acct No Applicant Info
To17\1: FV...'. (0 3
ON -i) term : loo
oE•. C6►mi3e: 3 (2 rep \ace."e -Far a r)er a{ i)
Page 13
Report run on October 1, 2013 1:15pm
Permit Type Contractor / Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation
Total Valuation: $469,000.00
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009 To 10/01/2013
Issued . Application Not Site Address Tax Acct No Applicant Info
Date Project Description
01/21/2009 SIGN -09-004 613 N 1ST ST 19131833408
NEW SUBWAY WALL SIGN ON FRONT OF BUILDING
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
DWINELL'S SIGNAGE
(509) 248-3772
aio s: z,'/$ ;Distributed at the
Meeting - -/ 3
--Pae - --J
Report run on October 1, 2013 2:47pm
Permit Type Contractor / Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation
Sign -Wall Sign DWINELL'S VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
03/09/2009 SIGN -09-014 120 S 72ND AVE
2 NEW WALL SIGNS NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
18132034489
GVIEW INVESTMENTS LLC
11711 SE 8TH ST STE 310
BELLEVUE, WA 98005
Sign -Wall Sign DWINELL'S VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
03/26/2009 SIGN -09-031 5505 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132113024
2 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR CHASE BANK
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
DWINELLS VISUAL SYSTEMS
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-3772
Sign -Wall Sign
DWINELL'S VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
07/23/2009 SIGN -09-061 3999 ENGLEWOOD AVE 18131543423
RE -FACE THE TWO MONUMENT SIGNS AT THIS BUILDING SITE
AT 39TH AND ENGLEWOOD AVENUES. THEY ARE IDENTICAL
MONUMENTS, AS ARE THE FACES.
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
DWINELL'S VISUAL SYSTEMS
LLC
1112 EAST NOB HILL
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-3772
Sign -Wall Sign
DWINELLS VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
07/28/2009 SIGN -09-059 420 S 72ND AVE 18132034481
ONE MORE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "PHO'TAN" VIETNAMESE
RESTAURANT
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
DWINELLS VISUAL SYSTEMS
LLC
1112 E NOB HILL BLVD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-3772
Sign -Wall Sign
DWINELL'S VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
08/07/2009 SIGN -09-063 4001 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132224488
THREE NEW WALL SIGN FOR SUBWAY
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
08/21/2009 SIGN -09-066 2810 W WASHINGTON AVE18133523007
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR NOLAND DECOTO
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
09/11/2009 SIGN -09-069 5633 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132124006
NEW WALL SIGN FOR THE CAKE DECORATOR SHOPPE
Assigned To: Julia Sanford
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Issued
Date
Application No % Site Address
Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
10/15/2009 SIGN -09-078 219 S 1ST ST 19131931513
WALL SIGNS - "WINDOWS & DOORS" ON FRONT, "MCKINNEY"
ON NORTH END OF BUILDING
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
To 10/01/2013
Applicant°Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Report run on October 1, 2013 2:47pm
Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Page 2
Permit-
ValuationF
10/15/2009 SIGN -09-079 221 S 1ST ST 19131931514
WALL SIGNS - "AUTO GLASS" ON FRONT AND "MCKINNEY" ON
SOUTH END OF BUILDING
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
10/15/2009 SIGN -09-081 216-218 W YAKIMA AVE 18132414450
PROJECTING SIGN, APPROVED RIGHT OF WAY USE 29679
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
CASCADE WINE CO
214 W YAKIMA AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
9722811
Sign -Wall Sign
11/13/2009 SIGN -09-087 1021 S 40TH AVE 18132713462
INSTALLING ONE WALL SIGN FOR EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT
PROFESSIONALS
Assigned To: Julia Cruz
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
11/24/2009 SIGN -09-091 1217 S 40TH AVENUE 18132742508
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR STATE FARM
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
12/02/2009 SIGN -09-093 1207 N 40TH AVE 18131512040
REMOVE EXISTING WOOD SIGN AND REPLACE WITH NEW
ILLUMINATED CHANNEL LETTERS (FOR BI -MART)
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
DWINELLS VISUAL SYSTEMS
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
2483772
Sign -Wall Sign
DWINELLS VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
12/09/2009 SIGN -09-092 201 E YAKIMA AVE 19131922463
3 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR WHEATLAND BANK, RIGHT OF WAY
USE PERMIT ISSUED 12/9/2006
DWINELL'S VISUAL SYSTEMS
LLC
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
5092483772
Sign -Wall Sign
DWINELLS VISUAL
SYSTEMS LLC
12/09/2009 SIGN -09-096 7410 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132931400
REMODEL EXISTING DAIRY QUEEN AND ADD 286.55 SQ FT WALK
IN COOLER/FREEZER COMBO REMODEL INCLUDES: ADDING
NEW GREASE INTERCEPTOR, NEW PARAPETS, REROOFING
ENTIRE ROOF, NEW CANVAS AWNINGS OVER WINDOWS, NEW
SERVICE ENTRY, NEW SIDING AND NEW MASONRY VENEER
WITH STUCCO COATED POLYSTYRENE CORNICE. 12/3/09 -
PLANS SUBMITTED FOR NEW SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
DWINELLS VISUAL SYSTEMS
101 BUTTERFIELD RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
2483772
Sign -Wall Sign
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
- Issued Application No / Site Address Tax Acct No
Date
Project Description
12/16/2009 SIGN -09-097 1215 S 40TH AVE 18132742508
NEW WALL SIGN FOR CORNERSTONE HOME LENDING
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
To 10/01/2013
'Applicant Info
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
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Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Page 3
Permit
Valuation
12/24/2009 SIGN -09-098 610 E YAKIMA AVE 19131912568
2 -PYLON SIGN FACE; 1 WALL SIGN FACE PERMIT
BALD EAGLE INVESTORS LLC
5910 GLACIER WAY
YAKIMA, WA 98908
Sign -Wall Sign
PRO SIGN INC
02/02/2010 SIGN -10-006 3913 CREEKSIDE LP #B 18133412026
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR EDWARD JONES
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/05/2010 SIGN -10-007 2301 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132613034
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR EDWARD JONES
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/05/2010 SIGN -10-008 64 W NOB HILL BLVD 19133032547
NEW WALL SIGN FOR PAPA MURPHYS
Assigned To: Julia Cruz
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/05/2010 SIGN -10-009 4904 TIETON DR 18132811439
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR PAPA MURPHY'S
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/08/2010 SIGN -10-011 3208 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131514458
NEW WALL SIGN WITH THE LINCOLN EMBLEM AND STATING
"LINCOLN" FOR CAREY MOTORS.
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
03/01/2010 SIGN -10-023 127 W YAKIMA AVE 18132414405
NEW WALL SIGN FOR AMERICAN WEST BANK STATING
"MCADAMS WRIGHT RAGEN BROKERS & INVESTMENT
ADVISORS
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
03/10/2010 SIGN -10-027 19 S 3RD ST
NEW WALL SIGNS FOR CAPITOL THEATRE
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
19131924437
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Issued _ Application No / Site Address
Date Project Description:
03/16/2010 SIGN -10-028 407 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132514544
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR ALI'S IMPORTS
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
- Tax Acct No
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
PEPSI COLA
1001 S 1ST ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-1313
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Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
Contractor t
= Subcontractor(s)
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF'
YAKI
Page 4
Permit
Valuation
03/18/2010 SIGN -10-030 201 S 3RD AVE 18132441516
NEW SINGLE FACE WALL SIGN FOR JAVA HEAVEN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
03/23/2010 SIGN -10-032 1731 S 1ST ST #100 19133044461
WALL SIGN FOR LOVELY NAILS
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
04/02/2010 SIGN -10-034 1731 S 1ST ST
WALL SIGN FOR BOOST MOBILE
19133044461
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
04/14/2010 SIGN -10-038 709 S 1ST ST
TWO WALL SIGNS FOR NAPA
Assigned To: Julia Cruz
19131934454
CASCADE SIGNS
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
04/30/2010 SIGN -10-045 117 E YAKIMA AVE 19131923451
REMOVE 2 NONBEARING WALLS AND CONSTRUCTION 2
NONBEARING WALLS - APPROVED BY J.ROBERTSON AT THE
COUNTER
4/30/10 -ADDED WALL SIGN PERMIT FOR THE LEGACY GROUP
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
Sign -Wall Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
05/17/2010 SIGN -10-053 214 E YAKIMA AVE 19131924406
NEW WALL SIGN FOR THE SPORTS CENTER
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
PARKER OUTDOOR INC
PO BOX 22
ORONDO, WA 98843
(509) 888-6633
Sign -Wall Sign
PARKER OUTDOOR
INC
05/28/2010 SIGN -10-055 10 N 5TH AVE 18132413463
REPLACING TWO EXISITING RACEWAY/CABINET WITH TWO
NEW
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Issued
Date
06/03/2010
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Application No _E Site Address Tax Acct No
Project Description
SIGN -10-056 2401 S 1ST ST #116 19133232025
INTERIOR RENOVATION AT THE EXISTING CLEARWIRE STORE
AT SUITE 116, NO PLUMBING INVOLVED
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
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_Contractor / - Permit
'Subcontractor(s) Valuation
Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
Page 5
EAGLE SIGNS
06/09/2010 SIGN -10-058 402 DIVISION 18132511400
NEW WALLSIGN AND 2 POLE SIGNS FOR WORKSOURCE; 1
POLESIGN FACES 5TH AVE AND 1 POLESIGN FACES 3RD AVE
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
06/11/2010 SIGN -10-059 1326 S FAIR AVE 19133014463
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR GLESENER'S MARKET
PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO
PO BOX 111
YAKIMA, WA 98907
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
06/11/2010 SIGN -10-060 5 RANCH RITE RD 19133014463
INTERIOR REMODEL FOR NIGHT CLUB - SIGN PERMIT FEE
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
PEPSI
1001 S 1ST ST
YAKIMA, WA 98907
(509) 248-1313
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
$745,891.25
06/23/2010 SIGN -10-042 129 S 1ST ST #B 19131923500
NEW "WESTERN UNION" SIGN AT MONEY TREE (WALL SIGN)
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
ADVANCED SIGN & LIGHTING
418 17TH ST SE 3A
AUBURN, WA 98002
(206) 459-3469
Sign -Wall Sign
ADVANCED SIGNS
LLC
08/30/2010 SIGN -10-078 713 S 1ST ST 19131934453 CASCADE SIGN
WALL SIGN FOR DISCOUNT CARPET (ON SOUTH SIDE OF BLDG) 1413 RIVER RD
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
09/21/2010 SIGN -10-086 3808 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132742406
ONE NEW SIGN FOR THE JEWEL CRAFTERS
CASCADE SIGNS
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
09/28/2010 SIGN -10-087 2201 W LINCOLN AVE 18132312041
NEW WALL SIGN FOR PIZZA TIME
CASCADE SIGNS
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
10/06/2010 SIGN -10-088 2402 S 1ST ST
NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
19133232012
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Issued
Date
10/06/2010 SIGN -10-091 4001 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132224488
2 NEW WALL SIGNS
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
Application No / aSite Address
Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009 To 10/01/2013
Tax Acct No
Applicant Into
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
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Subcontractor(s) Valuation
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN & $20,000
FABRICATION LLC
10/18/2010 SIGN -10-095 1807 S 1ST ST 19133111006 QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
2 NEW WALL SIGNS AND CHANGE OUT FACES ON THE EXISTING 9312 W 10TH AVE
POLE SIGN KENNEWICK, WA 99336
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson (509) 586-0585
Sign -Wall Sign QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
10/25/2010 SIGN -10-099 103 N 7TH AVE
NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
18132413498
LYNCH STEVE M
2201 W LOGAN AVE APT B
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 426-1610
Sign -Wall Sign
10/26/2010 SIGN -10-100 3609 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132713454
NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
NOEL CORPORATION
PO BOX 111
YAKIMA, WA 98907
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
11/01/2010 SIGN -10-102 2201 W LINCOLN AVE 18132312041
NEW WALL SIGN FOR PIZZA TIME
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
Sign -Wall Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
11/08/2010 SIGN -10-103 7 N 7TH AVE 18132413509
WALL SIGNS
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
11/15/2010 SIGN -10-107 120 S 72ND AVE
WALL SIGN FOR PRIME CUTS MEAT & DELI
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
18132034489 CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
11/16/2010 SIGN -10-108 4001 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132224488
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "K NAILS & SPA"
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
12/01/2010 SIGN -10-110 322 & 324 W YAKIMA AVE 18132414495
ONE NEW WALL SIGN
PARKER OUTDOOR INC
PO BOX 22
ORONDO, WA 98843
(509) 888-6633
Sign -Wall Sign PARKER OUTDOOR
INC
Issued Application No / Site Address.
Date ' Project Description
12/17/2010 SIGN -10-112 1518 S 1ST ST 19133042423
TWO NEW WALL SIDES FOR ORDER EXPRESS
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
To 10/01/2013
-Applicant Info
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
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Permit Type Contractor / Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation'
Sign -Wall Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
12/23/2010 SIGN -10-114 1602 W LINCOLN AVE 18132314446
NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign __ CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
12/27/2010 SIGN -10-115 4000 CREEKSIDE LOOP 18133421905
NEW WALL SIGN AND REPLACE SIGN ON MONUMENT SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
01/03/2011 SIGN -11-001 19 S 3RD ST 19131924437
NEW WALL SIGN FOR 4TH STREET THEATRE
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
01/20/2011 SIGN -11-004 5643 SUMMITVIEW AVE 19131924437
WALL SIGN FOR VIKING SEWING CENTER
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
02/01/2011 SIGN -11-005 2402 S 1ST ST 19133232012
RELOCATING EXISTING "SPRINT" WALL SIGN
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
02/08/2011 SIGN -11-007 1105 S 3RD ST
NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
19133012014
NOEL PROPERTIES LLC
1001 S 1ST ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
02/08/2011 SIGN -11-008 1101 S 3RD ST
NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
19133012014
NOEL PROPERTIES LLC
1001 S 1ST ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
02/10/2011 SIGN -11-009 3210 W WASHINGTON AVE18133414902
WALL SIGN FOR VAN DOREN
YAKIMA AIR Sign -Wall Sign
TERMINAL/MCALLISTER FIELD
2400 W WASHINGTON AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98903
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Issued
Date
Application Not Site Address
Project Description
03/23/2011 SIGN -11-016 201 S 3RD AVE
NEW 16 SQ FT WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax``Acct No
18132441516
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
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Subcontractor(s) Valuation
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
04/18/2011 SIGN -11-021 102 N FAIR AVE 19131844405
TWO WALL SIGNS FOR "ONE MAIN FINANCIAL"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
04/19/2011 SIGN -11-022 1300 N 40TH AVE #106 18131521012
NEW WALL SIGN FOR SALLY BEAUTY SUPPLY
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
05/10/2011 SIGN -10-084 713 S 1ST ST 19131934453
NEW WALL SIGN FOR DISCOUNT CARPET ON WEST SIDE OF
BLDG
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
CASCADE SIGNS
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
05/10/2011 SIGN -11-024 1517 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132423554
NEW 28 SQ FT WAL1MN
QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
9312 W 10TH AVE
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 586-0585
Sign -Wall Sign
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
05/10/2011 SIGN -11-025 506 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131342522
NEW WALL SIGN FOR STEWART SUBARU
Assigned To: Royale Schneider
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
05/11/2011 SIGN -11-026 212 N 4TH ST
REPLACE EXISTING ROOF TOP SIGN
19131921489
CATHOLIC BISHOP OF YAK
CORP
5301 TIETON DR STE A
YAKIMA, WA 98908
(509) 965-7117
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
05/13/2011 SIGN -11-027 1731 S 1ST ST 19133044461
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "RENT A CENTER"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
05/18/2011 SIGN -11-028 123 YAKIMA AVE 19131923453
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "BLACK DIAMOND COMMERCIAL"
CASCADE SIGNS
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Issued Application No / Site Address
Date Project Description
06/15/2011 SIGN -11-035 5615 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132124006
NEW WALL SIGN FOR JEWELRY BY CRAIG
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009 To 10/01/2013
Tax Acct No Applicant Info
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
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Subcontractor(s)
Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
Page 9
Permit
Valuation.
07/08/2011 SIGN -11-038 1101 N 16TH AVE
NEW WALL SIGN FOR HOWARDS MEDICAL
18131323448 CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
07/26/2011 SIGN -11-039 1100 S 16TH AVE 18132523010
NEW PROJECTING SIGN FOR LARSON GALLERY
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
07/27/2011 SIGN -11-041 230 S 72ND AVE 18132034486
THREE WALL SIGNS (BELLS) FOR TACO BELL
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
$242,943.12
07/28/2011 SIGN -11-042 2112 S 1ST ST 19133114041
FOUR WALL SIGNS CHANGING BIG R TO COASTAL, REPLACING
TWO CABINETS ON EACH END OF BUILDING, AND TWO NEW
MAIN SIGNS ON FRONT OF BUILDING.
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
07/29/2011 SIGN -11-044 22 S 1ST ST
NEW WALL SIGN FOR BESTWAY PAWN
19131923422 NOEL CORPORATION
PO BOX 111
YAKIMA, WA 98907
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
08/08/2011 SIGN -10-081 1601 W WASHINGTON AVE18133614013
5 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR ARCO
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
DONCO & SONS INC
1410 N DALY ST
ANAHEIM, CA 92806
(714) 254-0099
Sign -Wall Sign
ALASKA MARINE
REFRIG INC
08/08/2011 SIGN -10-082 3922 FRUITVALE BLVD
5 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR ARCO
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
18131512403 DONCO & SONS INC
1410 N DALY ST
ANAHEIM, CA 92806
(714) 254-0099
Sign -Wall Sign
ALASKA MARINE
REFRIG INC
08/24/2011 SIGN -11-047 4713 W NOB HILL BLVD
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR H&R BLOCK
18132723018 WELLS SIGNS INC
712S2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
Sign -Wall Sign
Issued Application No / Site Address
Date Project Description
08/29/2011 SIGN -11-050 102 E YAKIMA AVE
FOUR NEW WALLS SIGNS
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
19131923511
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
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Contractor,/
Subcontractor(s)
Sign -Wall Sign EAGLE SIGNS LLC
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:Permit
Valuation
09/19/2011 SIGN -11-054 34 N 3RD ST 19131922470
THREE WALL SIGNS- ONE WELLS FARGO SIGN OVER THE
ENTRANCE AND ANOTHER WELLS FARGO SIGN ABOVE THE
ENTRANCE DOOR ON THE WALL AND ONE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF THE BUILDING.
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
09/26/2011 SIGN -11-060 1010 S 1ST ST
NEW WALL SIGN FOR VALLEY AUTO BODY
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
19133021039
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
Sign -Wall Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
10/10/2011 SIGN -11-057 1010 S 1ST ST 19133021039
NEW "NISSAN" (CHANNEL LETTERS) WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
9312 W 10TH AVE
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 586-0585
Sign -Wall Sign
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
10/10/2011 SIGN -11-058 1010 S 1ST ST - 19133021039
NEW "VALLEY" (CHANNEL LETTERS) WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
9312 W 10TH AVE
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 586-0585
Sign -Wall Sign
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
10/18/2011 SIGN -11-062 216 W YAKIMA AVE 18132414450
NEW WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION LLC
10/27/2011 SIGN -11-048 307 E ARLINGTON ST 19133012008
NEW WALL SIGN 44" X 35'
HENSRUDE SCOTT
6130 MALTBY RD
WOODINVILLE, WA 98072
(425) 479-9949
Sign -Wall Sign
11/21/2011 SIGN -11-070 2107 S 1ST ST 19133223038
THREE NEW WALL SIGNS FOR SLEEP COUNTRY
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
11/23/2011 SIGN -11-071 6600 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132941411
NEW WALL SIGN Fdifkg§OLARITY
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Issued- . Application No / Site Address
Date - Project Description
11/23/2011 SIGN-11-072 901 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132424525
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR TEMPTED CLOSET
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009 To 10/01/2013
Tax Acct No Applicant Info
BORGES EINAR
314N7TH ST#1
YAKIMA, WA
(509) 910-2343
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Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
Contractor / -
Subcontractorts)-
Page 11
Permit.
Valuation
11/29/2011 SIGN -11-073 2318 S 1ST ST 19133232411
INSTALLING ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR PROGRESSIVE AND
YAKIMA VALLEY INSURANCE
WELLS SIGNS INC
712 S 2ND ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-5080
Sign -Wall Sign
WELLS SIGNS, INC
11/29/2011 SIGN -11-075 120 S 72ND AVE 18132034489
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "SLEEP COUNTRY USA"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
12/07/2011 SIGN -11-077 1325 S 1ST ST 19133013010
THREE NEW WALL SIGNS FOR CASH AMERICA
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS '
12/16/2011 SIGN -11-081 110 S 72ND AVE #110 18132034490
2 WALL SIGNS FOR AT&T(BEING INSTALLED BY EAGLE SIGNS)
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
MEYER SIGN CO OF OREGON
INC
15205 SW 74TH AVE
TIGARD, OR 97224
(503) 620-8200
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
12/29/2011 SIGN -11-082 140 S 72ND AVE STE 110 18132034487
NEW WALL SIGN FOR SPORT CLIPS
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
01/12/2012 SIGN -12-001 129 S 1ST ST #B
4 WALL SIGNS FOR MONEYTREE
19131923500
YESCO
9304 W CLEARWATER DR
SUITE B
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 783-4589
Sign -Wall Sign
YESCO LLC
01/12/2012 SIGN -12-002 1731 S 1ST ST
NEW WALL SIGNS FOR MONEYTREE
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
19133044461
YESCO
9304 W CLEARWATER DR
SUITE B
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 783-4589
Sign -Wall Sign
YESCO LLC
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
issued ,Application No:/ Site Address Tax Acct No
Date. -Project Description
01/17/2012 SIGN -12-004 4702 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132232023
NEW WALL SIGN Fi@AVANTI
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
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Sign -Wall Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
EAGLE SIGNS
Page 12
Permit
Valuation
02/07/2012 SIGN -12-008 2807 W WASHINGTON AVE18133523403
NEW WALL SIGN FOR "WASHINGTON AVE. EVENT CENTER"
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
03/29/2012 SIGN -12-018 702 W YAKIMA AVE 18132442462
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
04/03/2012 SIGN -12-020 123 E YAKIMA AVE #110 19131923453
NEW WALL SIGN FOR VERIZON
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
04/09/2012 SIGN -12-023 104 N 4TH AVE 1'8132413408
NEW WALL/BANNER SIGN FOR THE YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT
GAMLEM THORALF
190 TWIN PEAKS RD
SELAH, WA 98942
(509) 594-8930
Sign -Wall Sign
04/12/2012 SIGN -12-025 122 E YAKIMA AVE 19131923471
NEW WALL SIGNS
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
04/23/2012 SIGN -12-030 2204 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132642055
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "PROJECT RACE CENTER"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
05/15/2012 SIGN -12-039 1200 CHESTERLEY DR #2308131512415
INSTALLATION OF ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR WILLAMETTE.
DENTAL GROUP
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
05/16/2012 SIGN -12-037 914 S 1ST ST 19133021019
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "BETTER ALL AUTO SALES"
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
Issued Application No 1 Site Address"
Date Project Description __
05/18/2012 SIGN -12-040 6560 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132941413 EAGLE SIGNS LLC
(6) NEW WALL SIGNS FOR PANDA EXPRESS 1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
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Permit Type
_ Sign -Wall Sign
Page 13
Contractor % Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
05/18/2012 SIGN -12-042 2401 S 1ST ST
(2) NEW WALL SIGNS FOR T -MOBILE
19133232025 EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign EAGLE SIGNS LLC
05/31/2012 SIGN -12-045 410 S 1ST ST
5 NEW WALL SIGNS
Assigned To: Sandy Cox
19131931401
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign EAGLE SIGNS LLC
06/11/2012 SIGN -12-047 1300 N 40TH AVE 18131521012
NEW WALL SIGN FOR SALLY BEAUTY SUPPLY
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
06/14/2012 SIGN -12-048 818 VV YAKIMA AVE 18132431425 CASCADE SIGN &
INSTALLATION OF ONE SINGLE -FACE HALO ILLUMINATED WALL FABRICATION
MOUNT SIGN FOR YWCA 108 W MEAD AVE
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
06/14/2012 SIGN -12-049 2402 S 1ST ST #102 19133232012
INSTALLATION OF ONE LED/ILLUMINATED CABINET SIGN FOR
'CARTRIDGE WORLD'
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
06/25/2012 SIGN -12-055 915 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132424603
NEW WALL SIGN FOR BODY PRO CLINIC
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign EAGLE SIGNS LLC
07/16/2012 SIGN -12-059 2301 W NOB HILL BLVD #1 18132613078
NEW WALL SIGN FOR AAA
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign EAGLE SIGNS
07/19/2012 SIGN -12-054 4008 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132231004
TWO NEW WALL SAW§ FOR "VERIZON WIRELESS"
YESCO
9304 W CLEARWATER DR
SUITE B
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 783-4589
Sign -Wall Sign YESCO LLC
Issued Application Not Site Address
Date Project -Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
07/24/2012 SIGN -12-062 4008 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132231004
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR WASHINGTON FEDERAL
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Page 14
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Permit Type Contractor / Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Sign -Wall Sign
07/26/2012 SIGN -12-057 2208 S 1ST ST 19133232421
INSTALLATION OF 3 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR CARL'S JR./GREEN
BURRITO CLOUD
PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT
HOLDINGS LLC
4188 SW GREENLEAF DR
PORTLAND, OR 97221
(503) 201-1309
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
07/26/2012 SIGN -12-063 1600 E YAKIMA AVE 19132021012
INSTALLING (4) NEW WALL SIGNS SUNFAIR CHEVROLET
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
08/08/2012 SIGN -12-065 5603 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132124006
2 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR GLISTEN TANNING
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
08/30/2012 SIGN -12-071 6201 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132123557
CHANGING OUT EXISTING WALL SIGN FOR "SUMMITVIEW
FAMILY MEDICINE"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
09/06/2012 SIGN -12-072 1602 W LINCOLN AVE 18132314446
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR "GMAC INSURANCE"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
09/06/2012 SIGN -12-073 1300 N 40TH AVE #105 18131521012
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "LASER, SPINE & DISC
CHIROPRACTIC"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509)453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
09/19/2012 SIGN -12-076 420 S 72ND AVE #105 18132034481
INSTALL TWO WALL SIGNS FOR US CELLULAR ONE IN FRONT
AND ONE IN BACK OF THE STORE
QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
9312 W 10TH AVE
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 586-0585
Sign -Wall Sign
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
09/19/2012 SIGN -12-077 1300 N 40TH AVE 18131521012
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR US CELLULAR, ONE IN THE FRONT
AND ONE IN THE BACK OF THE BUSINESS
QUALITY SIGN SERVICE INC
9312 W 10TH AVE
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
(509) 586-0585
Sign -Wall Sign
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
`issued Application No / Site Address
Date. Project Description
09/20/2012 SIGN -12-075 115 N 3RD ST
REPLACING SIGN IN EXISTING CABINET
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
19131921411
To 10/01/2013
.Applicant Info
SHORTY'S SWEETS TREATS 'N
CAKES
115 N 3RD ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 469-9845
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Subcontractor(s) = Valuation;
Sign -Wall Sign
09/24/2012 SIGN -12-079 401 W NOB HILL BLVD
NEW WALL SIGNS
18132514403
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
09/24/2012 SIGN -12-080 5605 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132124006
NEW WALL SIGN
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
09/24/2012 SIGN -12-081 7200 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132931010
NEW WALL SIGN
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
10/08/2012 SIGN -12-082 4001 SUMMITVIEW AVE STH8132224524
INSTALLING TWO 11N WALL SIGNS FOR "BLACK BEAR
YOGURT"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
10/08/2012 SIGN -12-083 502 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132541541
INSTALLING ONE NEW ROOF SIGN FOR "LIBERTY TAX"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
10/08/2012 SIGN -12-084 5601 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132124006
REMOVING "JOHN GASPERETTI'S FLORAL DESIGN" WALL SIGN
FROM 4001 SUMMITVIEW AVENUE TO 5601 SUMMITVIEW
AVENUE
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
10/23/2012 SIGN -12-086 501 W LINCOLN AVE 18132412533
3 NEW WALL SIGNS
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
Issued Application No / Site Address,
Date =Project Description �.
11/01/2012 SIGN -12-093 1605E YAKIMA AVE 19132021004
INSTALLATION OF ONE SET OF CHANNEL LETTERS "HOME OF
THE WHOPPER" FOR BURGER KING -INSTALLATION OF THREE
"BURGER KING" LOGO CIRCLES -INSTALLATION OF SIX NEW
METAL AWNINGS
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
' - Tax AcctNo
•
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info w,
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
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Sign -Wall Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
Page 16
Permit
Valuation,
11/01/2012 SIGN -12-094 1807 S 1ST ST 19133111006
INSTALLING (4) NEW WALL SIGNS FOR "DENVER MATTRESS"
AND "FURNITURE ROW"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
11/07/2012 SIGN -12-095 1202 S 1ST ST 19133024409
INSTALLATION OF "WESTERN MATERIALS" SIGN ON TOWER
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
11/14/2012 SIGN -12-097 110 S 9TH AVE 18132431430
INSTALLATION OF ONE "MAIN ENTRANCE" SIGN ON THE EAST
ENTRANCE CANOPY, TWO "CARDIAC CENTER" WALL SIGNS ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF HOSPITAL
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
11/15/2012 SIGN -12-098 1710 S 1ST ST 19133043429
6 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR MIKE OLSON DODGE
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
11/29/2012 SIGN -12-102 2106 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132642446
ONE WALL SIGN FOR BOOST MOBILENIRGIN MOBILE
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
11/29/2012 SIGN -12-103 5601 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132124006
INSTALLATIO OF TWO WALL SIGNS FOR UNFORGETTABLE
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
12/05/2012 SIGN -12-105 1602 W LINCOLN AVE 18132314446
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "LIBERTY TAX"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Issued Application Not Site Address
Date Project Description.
12/18/2012 SIGN -12-107 2401 S 1ST ST #130 19133232025
2 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR BOOST MOBILE/VIRGIN MOBILE
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No -
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
MOUNTAIN ROCK
CONSTRUCTION INC
707 N 1ST ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 494-9595
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Subcontractor(s) Valuation
Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
Page 17
MOUNTAIN ROCK
GENERAL
CONSTRUC
12/21/2012 SIGN -12-111 1401 S 1ST ST 19133042436
TO TWO WALL SIGNS FOR MATTRESS DISCOUNTERS
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
01/09/2013 SIGN -13-002 1730 S 1ST ST 19133043431
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "KIA" AND ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR
"MERCEDES BENZ"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
01/09/2013 SIGN -13-003 405 E LINCOLN AVE 19131834509
ONE NEW WALL SIGNS FOR "HALVERSON/NORTHWEST"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
01/09/2013 SIGN -13-004 1701 S 1ST ST ,1 91 3304441 5
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "VOTED ONE OF THE BEST DEALERS
IN THE VALLEY" AND ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "CERTIFIED
WARRANTED CARS"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
01/09/2013 SIGN -13-005 1006 S 3RD AVE 18132514417
NEW WALL SIGN FOR "LA CARRETA" ON THE EAST SIDE OF
BUILDING
NOEL CORP
1001 S 1ST ST
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 248-1313
Sign -Wall Sign
PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING CO OF
YAKI
01/14/2013 SIGN -13-006 401 W WALNUT AVE 18132441490
NEW WALL LETTERING "GENUINE AUTO GLASS"
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/05/2013 SIGN -13-010 3102 W WASHINGTON AVE18133523900 EAGLE SIGNS LLC
REPLACING "FED EX" WALL SIGN ON NORTH SIDE OF BUILDING, 1511 S KEYS RD
TO UPGRADE FROM NEON LIGHTS TO LED LIGHTS YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/21/2013 SIGN -13-009 905 N 1ST ST 18131341403
REPLACE SIGN ON EXISTING POLE, 6 NEW WALL SIGNS FOR
RED LOBSTER
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
GMRI INC
1000 DARDEN CENTER DR
ORLANDO, FL 32837
(407) 245-4000
Sign -Wall Sign
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
Issued Application. No / Site Address
Date Project Description
02/21/2013 SIGN-13-013 1418 S 40TH AVE
NEW WALL SIGN
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
18132734008
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
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Subcontractor(s),
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
Page 18
"Permit
Valuation -
02/26/2013 SIGN -13-015 6 W WASHINGTON AVE 19133142405
REMOVE EXISTING WALL SIGN ON FRONT OF BUIDLING AND
INSTALLING NEW. SIGN STATES "COUNTRY FARM & GARDEN,
TRUE VALUE."
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/26/2013 SIGN -13-017 4702 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132232023
NEW WALL SIGN FOR WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
02/28/2013 SIGN -13-020 1912 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131441445
INSTALLING NEW WALL SIGN 3'X12' FOR IMPRENTA GRAPHICS
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
03/07/2013 SIGN -13-019 14 E WASHINGTON AVE 19133141401
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "U -PULL -IT AUTO PARTS"
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
04/29/2013 SIGN -13-025 1215 S 40TH AVE 18132742501
INSTALLING (2) WALL SIGNS FOR "CORNERSTONE HOME
LENDING INC."
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
05/03/2013 SIGN -13-023 5110 TIETON DR 18132812403
NW WALL SIGN FOR XOCHIMILCO TEQUILA BAR AND
RESTAURANT
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
05/03/2013 SIGN -13-026 1606 N 1ST ST 18131244416
NEW WALL SIGN FOR "BACK IN THE DAY MOTORSPORTS"
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
Issued
Date
05/09/2013
Application No / Site Address
Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
SIGN -13-024 1401 S 1ST ST 19133042436
CHANGING READER BOARD SIGN TO A CABINET SIGN TO STATE
"TEMPUR-PEDIC" ON EXISTING POLE
To 10/01/2013
Applicantlnfo
JAKE'S ELECTRICAL SIGN
SERVICE
1060 N WENAS #11
SELAH, WA 98942
(509) 901-1012
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Contractor /
Subcontractors)
Permit Type.
Sign -Wall Sign
JAKE'S ELECTRICAL
SIGN SERVICE
Page 19
Permit
Valuation
05/20/2013 SIGN -13-027 925 SEATTLE SLEW RUN 18131531409
NEW WALL SIGN FOR CENTRAL WASHINGTON PEDIATRIC
DENTISTRY
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
05/30/2013 SIGN -13-035 420 S 72ND AVE 18132034481
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR PASTA PRONTO ONE ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF THE BUILDING ONE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS
06/05/2013 SIGN -13-030 212 N NACHES AVE 19131921424
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "WILKINSON CORP"
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
06/25/2013 SIGN -13-034 610 E YAKIMA AVE 19131912568
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR MORGAN STANLEY
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
PRO SIGN INC
1124 N FREYA ST
SPOKANE, WA 99202
(509) 927-3925
Sign -Wall Sign
PRO SIGN INC
06/27/2013 SIGN -13-040 1120 TIETON DR
NEW WALL SIGN FOR "SIGN CRAFT"
18132521412
HARRIS BRAD J
317 N 73RD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98908
(509) 930-4350
Sign -Wall Sign
QUALITY SIGN
SERVICE INC
07/10/2013 SIGN -13-042 620 N 16TH AVE 18131444404
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR DOLLAR PLUS STORES, ONE TO
STATE COCA-COLA DOLLAR PLUS STORES THE OTHER TO
STATE GROCERY, HOT FOOD, COLD BEVERAGES, CIGARETTES
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
07/15/2013 SIGN -13-044 2115 S 1ST ST 19133223039
REPLACING TWO "HOME DEPOT" WALL LETTERING WITH NEW
(FROM FLORESCENT TO LED)
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
07/25/2013 SIGN -13-049 2401 S 1ST ST STE 112 19133232025
17.3 SQ FT WALL SIGN FOR EDWARD JONES
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Isstieci 4' ApplicatioriN6 / Site Address
Date Project Description
08/06/2013 SIGN -13-055 208 S 72ND AVE #110
NEW WALL SIGN FOR "GNC"
Issued Permits with Valuations
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Tax Acct No Applicant Info Permit Type Contractor/ Permit
Subcontractor(s) Valuation
18132034484
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
08/06/2013 SIGN -13-056 420 S 72ND AVE #180 18132034484
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR "CENTURY 21"
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
08/06/2013 SIGN -13-057 4001 SUMMITVIEW AVE #1818132224488
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR "SHOPKEEPER"
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
08/06/2013 SIGN -13-058 1600 RIVER RD 18131414401
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR HMS INNOVATIONS CENTER
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
08/07/2013 SIGN -13-053 2301 W NOB HILL BLVD #5 18132613078
ONE NEW WALL SIGN FOR "PANADERIA DELICIAS"
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
08/13/2013 SIGN -13-060 130 S 72ND AVE 18132034488
INSTALLATION OF TWO SIGNS: ONE "STANDARD PAINT"
LETTERING ON FRONT OF BUILDING 6'X39' AND THE OTHER
"BENJAMIN MOORE" WALL SIGN ON SIDE OF BUILDING 12'X2.6'
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
08/13/2013 SIGN -13-061 1602 W LINCOLN AVE #10418132314446
INSTALL TWO WALL SIGNS PROVIDED BY THE CUSTOMER: 1-
3'X15' LETTERBOARD CABINET SIGN, AND 1-3'X6' LIBERTY TAX
CABINET
Assigned To: Glenn Denman
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
08/13/2013 SIGN -13-062 32 N FRONT ST 19131923017
INSTALLATION OF NEW "RUSSILLO'S" WALL SIGN ON TOP,
FRONT OF BUILDING
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign EAGLE SIGNS LLC
08/26/2013 SIGN -13-064 2235 LONGFIBRE RD 19133143414
TWO NEW WALL SIGNS FOR "LOWE'S".
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Issued Application No! Site Address
Date Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Tax Acct No
08/30/2013 SIGN -13-066 2810 W WASHINGTON AVE18133523010
PLACE 2 WALL SIGNS ONE HANGER TRACT G AND ONE ON
HANGER TRACT F
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
To 10/01/2013
—_-Applicant Info
YAKIMA AIRPORT LAND CO
LLC
2810 W WASHINGTON AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98903
(509) 952-8133
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Permit Type
Sign -Wall Sign
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)`
Page 21
Permit
Valuation
09/16/2013 SIGN -13-045 120 N FAIR AVE #102 19131844402
NEW WALL SIGN FOR DOLLAR TREE
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
ADVANCED SIGN LLC
1 37TH ST NW #C
AUBURN, WA 98001
(253) 347-5039
Sign -Wall Sign
09/16/2013 SIGN -13-054 1201 W LINCOLN AVE 18132421468
3'X7' WALL SIGN
Assigned To: Chris Wilson
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
108 W MEAD AVE
YAKIMA, WA 98902
(509) 972-8099
Sign -Wall Sign
CASCADE SIGN &
FABRICATION
10/01/2013 SIGN -13-068 1506 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132432012
INSTALLATION OF NEW 5' PROJECTING WALL SIGN FOR
"VICTOR IMMEL"
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
1511 S KEYS RD
YAKIMA, WA 98901
(509) 453-5511
Sign -Wall Sign
EAGLE SIGNS LLC
Total Valuation:
r"07 -'9L : -7
$1,008,834.37
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009 To 10/01/2013
Issued Application No I Site Address Tax Acct No Applicant Info
Date Project Description
09/10/2012 BLD -12-0528 1716 GORDON RD 18131242413 VERIZON WIRELESS BY FAULK
ADDITION OF MICROWAVE ANTENNA ON EXISTING CELL TOWER & FOSTER
Assigned To: Sandy Cox 588 THREE MILE RD NW STE
102
GRAND RAPIDS, MI 49544
(616) 647-3720
'Distributed at the
/otelef'Meeting /O-/'/3 7
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Permit Type
Cellular Tower
Contractor /
Subcontractor(s)
Permit'
Valuation.
$20,000
11/13/2012 BLD -12-1113 6 N 6TH ST 19131921484
ADDING (1) ANTENNA AND (1) DAP HEAD WITH (2) FIBERS AND
(1) POWER CABLE
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
CLEAR WIRELESS LLC
1475 120TH AVE NE
BELLEVUE, WA 98005
4252167600
Cellular Tower
WESTOWER
COMMUNICATIONS
INC
$5,500
11/29/2012 BLD -12-1105 200 N 70TH AVE -18132013432
REPLACEMENT OF (3) EXISTING ANTENNAS AND ADDING (6)
RRH UNITS ON AN EXISTING 55' WOOD POLE, WHICH WOULD
NOT INCREASE THE EHIGHT OR FOOTPRINT OF THE POLE.
ALSO ADDING LTE EQUIPMENT WHICH WOULD BE PLACED ON
LEASED AREA.
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
VINCULUMS SERVICES INC
10 PASTEUR SUITE 100
IRVINE, CA 92618
(949) 825-6049
Cellular Tower
WESTOWER
COMMUNICATIONS
INC
$60,000
12/13/2012 BLD -12-1142 2811 TIETON DR 18132333028
ADDING ONE ANTENNA AND ONE DAP HEAD WITH ONE GIBER
AND ONE POWER CABLE
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
WESTOWER
COMMUNICATIONS INC
405 EVANS BLACK DR
SEATTLE, WA 98188
206-762-5858
Cellular Tower
WESTOWER
COMMUNICATIONS
INC
$5,500
12/21/2012 BLD -12-1159 6 N 6TH ST 19131921484
ADDITION OF (3) NEW LTE PANEL ANTENNAS TO AN EXISTING
ROOFTOP. ALSO ADDING (6) RRH UNITS AND (3) SURGE
SUPPRESORS WHICH WOULD BE PLACED ON ANTENNA
MOUNTS, WITHIN THE LEASED AREA
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
VINCULUMS SERVICES INC
10 PASTEUR SUITE 100
IRVINE, CA 92618
(949) 825-6049
Cellular Tower
WESTOWER
COMMUNICATIONS
INC
$60,000
05/06/2013 BLD -12-1173 6501 W WASHINGTON AVE18133214664
INSTALLING A 55' WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS TOWER, A
12X26' PREFABRICATED SHELTER WITHIN A MINISTORAGE
FACILITY AREA
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
VERIZON WIRELESS BY
DEREK BUDIG AGENT
P O BOX 8436
SPOKANE, WA 99203
(509) 939-6202
Cellular Tower
$100,000
05/29/2013 BLD -13-0242 1013 S 38TH AVE 18132713019
INSTALL REPLACEMENT ANTENNAS ON EXISTING TOWER AND
REPLACEMENT GROUND EQUIPMENT CABINETS
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
SMARTLINK LLC
14432 SE EASTGATE WAY
SUITE 260
BELLEVUE, WA 98007
(206) 214-8954
Cellular Tower
$20,000
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
Issued Application No 1 Site Address - Tax Acct No
Date Project Description
05/29/2013 BLD -13-0271 6 N 6TH ST 19131921484
INSTALL REPLACEMENT ANTENNAS ON EXISTING TOWER AND
REPLACEMENT GROUND EQUIPMENT CABINETS.
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
To 10/01/2013
Applicant Info
SPRINT SPECTRUM C/O
SMARTLINK LLC
11432 SE EASTGATE WAY STE
260
BELLEVUE, WA 98007
(206) 883-7031
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Permit Type Contractor / Permit
Subcontractor(s) - Valuation
Cellular Tower
$20,000
05/29/2013 BLD -13-0318 2811 TIETON DR 18132333028
INSTALL REPLACEMENT ANTENNAS AND EQUIPMENT ON
EXISTING ROOFTOP
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
SPRINT SPECTRUM C/O Cellular Tower
SMARTLINK LLC
11432 SE EASTGATE WAY STE
260
BELLEVUE, WA 98007
(206) 883-7031
$20,000
06/18/2013 BLD -13-0407 3411 FRUITVALE BLVD 18131511008
INSTALLATION OF (1) NEW 1' MICROWAVE ANTENNA AND (4)
RADIOS
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
AT&T MOBILITY
5405 WINDWARD PKWY
ALPHARETTA, GA 30004
Cellular Tower
$20,000
06/28/2013 BLD -13-0499 208 W YAKIMA AVE 18132414451
REMOVE EXISTING 2' MICROWAVE ANTENNA AT 60' AND
RELOCATE TO 77'. ADD LINES AND OUTDOOR RADIO UNITS
Assigned To: Jerry Robertson
JEFFREY ROME & ASSOC
AT&T MOBILITY
1950 ALASKAN WAY #224
SEATTLE, WA 98101
(206) 659-2673
Cellular Tower
$20,000
08/21/2013 BLD -13-0695 1515 N 6TH AVE 18131243031
MODIFICATION AND REINFORCEMENT OF TOWER TO ALLOW
FOR REMOVAL OF EXISTING RADIO CABINETS AND ANTENNAS
AND INSTALLATION OF NEW 4G RADIO CABINETS, ANTENNAS
AND RRV'S
SBA COMMUNICATIONS CORP
1947 NW THOMSEN LN
MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128
(503) 914-8977
Cellular Tower
GENERAL
DYNAMICS INFO
TECH INC
$15,000
08/21/2013 BLD -13-0698 5905 SUMMITVIEW AVE 18132123527
REMOVAL OF EXISTING RADIO CABINETS AND ANTENNAS AND
INSTALLATION OF NEW 4G RADIO CABINETS, ANTENNAS AND
RRV'S
SBA COMMUNICATIONS CORP
1947 NW THOMSEN LN
MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128
(503) 914-8977
Cellular Tower
GENERAL
DYNAMICS INFO
TECH INC
$15,000
08/21/2013 BLD -13-0699 30 W MEAD AVE 19133121404
REMOVAL OF EXISTING RADIO CABINETS AND ANTENNAS AND
INSTALLATION OF NEW 4G RADIO CABINETS, ANTENNAS AND
RRV'S
SBA COMMUNICATIONS CORP
1947 NW THOMSEN LN
MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128
(503) 914-8977
Cellular Tower
GENERAL
DYNAMICS INFO
TECH INC
$15,000
Issued Application No / Site Addres,
_Date `Project Description
Issued Permits with Valuations
From 01/01/2009
m
Tax.Acct No
08/21/2013 BLD -13-0700 300 S 76TH AVE 18132033413
REMOVAL OF EXISTING RADIO CABINETS AND ANTENNAS AND
INSTALLATION OF NEW 4G RADIO CABINETS, ANTENNAS AND
RRV'S
To 10/01/2013
- Applicant•Info
SBA COMMUNICATIONS CORP
1947 NW THOMSEN LN
MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128
(503) 914-8977
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Permit Type-;
Cellular Tower
Contractor/
Subcontractor(s)
Page 3
Permit; F.
Valuation
GENERAL $15,000
DYNAMICS INFO
TECH INC
08/21/2013 BLD -13-0701 1018 S 17TH AVE 18132614503
REMOVAL OF EXISTING RADIO CABINETS AND ANTENNAS AND
INSTALLATION OF NEW 4G RADIO CABINETS, ANTENNAS AND
RRV'S
SBA COMMUNICATIONS CORP Cellular Tower
1947 NW THOMSEN LN
MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128
(503) 914-8977
GENERAL
DYNAMICS INFO
TECH INC
$15,000
09/18/2013 BLD -13-0317 2811 TIETON DR 18132333028
INSTALLATION OF NEW SPRINT MICROWAVE ANTENNA
Assigned To: Suzanne DeBusschere
B&C TOWER LLC
14940 NE 95TH ST
REDMOND, WA 98052
(509) 939-7777
Cellular Tower
B&C TOWER LLC
$50,000
Total Valuation: $476,000.00
BillhOcircl.V ir7 )'akinlcu -
Repo!•! to ('ilt• Colmcil
Reclso17. jar A/loratorI21117
• 1-01Ixvv-up 10 Built Env iromnent Discussion
• In response to Citizen Sur\ cv
herall Appearance of Yakima -'9";,
!Vlorcttorrunl
• :Adopted April 2. 2013
• Applies to:
Off -premise sign; 77 square feet or larger
\II dieital sums 72 square reel or larser
• I-. pires October 1. 2013
Fr 3)71 the industry's perspective:
• Billboards (Irk c local ec0nonn
-o Local Businesses
• People like billboards
• Billboards pose 00 driver salcty hazards
1
Critics argue that hillboards':
• I ',tract Io\\ income neiulthorhoods
• Promote addict' \ c products
• Rcduce propertyvalues
• Hamper economic de\ elopment
• Impact dri \ cr salet)
• Arc considered \ isual clutter according to
all reputable sur L! s
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1119 Billboard Faces
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• 6" - public a\\ arelleSS ads
• 70"0 - non -local ads
• 1 s act opposite or industr
claims
\all1Ples:
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do we find in Yakima?
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areas
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WAC 314-52-070
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a/ TIM IS
3
1 Rctlection on Yakima
Economic Impacts of Billboards -
• Property Values
Philadelphia lindiru2s:
- Within 5uo Iect or billboard
• Decrease of S 30.836
Beyond 500 feet of billboard
• Decrease oI' S9-47 for c\ er\
billboard in same census tract
1''V efr011ie to where?
Eco11o117ic Impacts of Billboards -
• Effects on New Development
HighvNa1eautilicutit n .Act (I IBA
• Sale h,l\en lur billboard induslr
No anmruia un ❑Ilnaod
• ;Mows creat liberties to industr.
Char cutune alko„ed
• \\ ithin 660 feet of hieIr a�
• I .O . - C'iu of 1 ederal \\ ac
Linc -print Rene \\able Lease Pro\ inions
Restrictixe A'icvv basements (e.g.. SI ( 1
4
IndtIstry Focus at State Level
• Pre\ ailed at federal le\el (1113i\)
• I.librts no \\ turned to state Ie\ el
\V'ash ington State's Scenic Vistas .Act
• \nrcnd lu allow diwtal billboards
• Lappv 1 lI its in 2u12 & 2u 13
Seo tc Hill SH s;(JW
louse lull 1113 1108
Digital Billboards
• Ili_hl\ contro\ersial
Salet�
• S,\ cdish>ttid\
1iuht trespass. glare & startling motion
• Los :\neck. Conn order
• --.rens to go dark
Regional Comparison
• Banned in major eastern Washington
cities. i.e..
Kenne\\ ie1
Richland
Paseo
alfa Walla
Wenatchee
\ loses 1 LI.e
Spokane
Spokane Valle_�
Union (lap
Dual Billboards
• Ilighl\ profitable
F.g. One digital billboard— 13 messages'
AIal1 HI,d 1 01r2111)re Roads
Unc intersection - > digital billboards
Nab 1 fill 131,1 \ Soy 1111
Indusll drive 10 digitize all billhoards
Digital Billboards
• Ilighl\ I.Ikels
Success at State lei el
1113:A protected
Yakima s them: others dont
kL ,ional Comparison
• How has ban affected their
economies'?
Wally walla ing reg italired
downlovv n.
Each cit\ enio\ ing leakages from
Yakima market.
5
Are Billboards Necessary?
• Not the Ile \\est tcchnolog .
• Auto nay igation s\ stems
Pre -loaded points of interest
Search features
il'S turn -h‘ -turn
\miler .Vert,
l ser choice
Options
• Option 1 - .\ mend code to prohibit new
billboards. including nesv digital billboards.
1 his ould halt the spread and he the
easiest to implement.
Options
• Option 3 — Amend code to further restrict
height. site. and: or spacing of billboards. A
restricted site might he 96 square feet. and
30 feet high. and a 2.000 foot spacing
hetiveen am billboards.
Sznnmart'. Billboards .. .
• Support primarily non -local business
• Benefit primarily out-of-state
industries, i.e..
Clear Channel — San Antonio. Texas
Lamar- Baton Rouge. Louisiana
CBS — N.o York. Neav York
Nlelro - Phoenix.:Ariiona
• Adverse effects on local economy
• Little benefit to Yakima
SERER annual rent tor 3 Billboards !!
Options
• Option 2 Same as Option 1. but also
include an amortization clause to phase out
existing billboards that are not subject to the
1113A protection.
Options
• Option 4 — Amend code to limit billboards
to industrial tones and to prohibit billboards
within 660 feet of federal I' funded
highvva)s.
6
ROCOM neflded Option?
• Continue moratorium until at least Januar)
17. 2013.
• Option 1 - "this vvouAJ halt the spread o1'
ne\\ billboards and protect the eit\.s
in\estment in ne\I\ de\ eloped areas.
• \Iternativel): Defer to Planning
Commission Un a polis) recommendation
Qz ?stio/7s & Comiiiein ,s
•
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