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The Klamath Falls City Council gave a first reading to an ordinance amendment allowing electronic message signs in the downtown corridor. The proposed rules would limit how often signs change and require monument sign construction to protect aesthetics and public safety. The decision shapes how businesses can advertise along the corridor and what the downtown streetscape will look like.
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The City Council gave the first reading to an ordinance amendment allowing electronic message signs in the downtown corridor. The proposed rules aim to maintain aesthetics and public safety by limiting sign changes and requiring monument sign construction.
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