City looks at temporary sign rules

The City of Shelton is considering changing its code on temporary signs, which now allow for a size of 16 square feet.

At the Shelton City Council meeting July 16, the council voted 5-1 to re-examine the city’s code on temporary signs. Sharon Schirman cast the dissenting vote. The motion will now go before a city committee, then be explored at a council study session before a public hearing and a council vote.

Council member George Blush introduced a motion to suspend the city’s code on temporary signs until Dec. 31.

“The reason I am bringing this motion up is I recently learned that our sign...