Here is another easy enforcement issue.
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5 responses to “More Illegal Signs”
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Who do you call to remove it?
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The Cow Palace might know the name of the company that is renting its hall. A bright guy like you should be able to figure that out
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There is a phone number for the Tattoo Expo company listed in the ad in the San Mateo County Times.
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how about the signs that litter Burlingame avenue? The sidewalks are public property and have a purpose, one that is not to provide space for businesses to use for advertisement space. It has become a effort to navigate the downtown sidewalks these days.
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Good point. Who are the bad offenders?
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