04-01-2015, 07:03 AM
Having public works do it would be opening a real can of worms.
That depends where the signs are actually placed; the PEAR easement may meet the definition of "publicly maintained" -- note that 24-9(a)(1) uses the undefined term "Publicly Maintained" and does not mention "ownership". Roads other than 8, not so much. In any case County enjoys an exemption granted by 24-9©.
What's missing is the actual ordinance required by 24-8(a), unless it's merely not available for public viewing on the County website.
Unless, of course, these are "temporary" regulations required in an "emergency or special conditions" declared by Chief of Police (24-10(a)) or an "effectuation" declared by the Director of Public Works (24-11).
Now to the point: if County is just going to make up the rules as they go along, why bother maintaining and publishing a Code?
That depends where the signs are actually placed; the PEAR easement may meet the definition of "publicly maintained" -- note that 24-9(a)(1) uses the undefined term "Publicly Maintained" and does not mention "ownership". Roads other than 8, not so much. In any case County enjoys an exemption granted by 24-9©.
What's missing is the actual ordinance required by 24-8(a), unless it's merely not available for public viewing on the County website.
Unless, of course, these are "temporary" regulations required in an "emergency or special conditions" declared by Chief of Police (24-10(a)) or an "effectuation" declared by the Director of Public Works (24-11).
Now to the point: if County is just going to make up the rules as they go along, why bother maintaining and publishing a Code?