This petition is to circulate throughout Flagler County to protest the Present Sign Regulation for Realtors of Flagler County. It is my contention to prevent the City of Palm Coast and Flagler County to remove and destroy Open House Signs on Saturday or Sunday during the Open House hours. This Petition and comments will be sent to the Town Officials for Review.
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This petition is not affiliated in any way with the Flagler County Association of Realtors (FCAR), nor does FCAR endorse it. Similarly, the use of the phrase
The city officials think they can keep dismantling our signs without anyone pushing back. We need to hit that next milestone right now so they understand we are not going to tolerate this theft of property.
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Brenda Gutierrez
19 years ago
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Tired of the constant overreach in Palm Coast. Leave the realtors alone.
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Mike Schneider
19 years ago
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Ridiculous. Let people sell their homes without constantly nagging them about a few signs on the weekend.
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Jessica Morgan
19 years ago
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Stop destroying property! These signs are only out for a few hours. Fix the real problems in town.
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David Bell
19 years ago
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Total waste of city resources taking these down. They have better things to do.
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Kevin Young
19 years ago
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My sign was taken down twice last month. Not cool.
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Sarah Rivera
19 years ago
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How else is anyone supposed to find the open house?? It just makes more traffic with people driving around lost.
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This petition is to circulate throughout Flagler County to protest the Present Sign Regulation for Realtors of Flagler County. It is my contention to prevent the City of Palm Coast and Flagler County to remove and destroy Open House Signs on Saturday or Sunday during the Open House hours. This Petition and comments will be sent to the Town Officials for Review.
Disclaimer Below
This petition is not affiliated in any way with the Flagler County Association of Realtors (FCAR), nor does FCAR endorse it. Similarly, the use of the phrase
The city officials think they can keep dismantling our signs without anyone pushing back. We need to hit that next milestone right now so they understand we are not going to tolerate this theft of property.
6 Comments
B
Brenda Gutierrez
19 years ago
Featured
Tired of the constant overreach in Palm Coast. Leave the realtors alone.
M
Mike Schneider
19 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. Let people sell their homes without constantly nagging them about a few signs on the weekend.
J
Jessica Morgan
19 years ago
Featured
Stop destroying property! These signs are only out for a few hours. Fix the real problems in town.
D
David Bell
19 years ago
Featured
Total waste of city resources taking these down. They have better things to do.
K
Kevin Young
19 years ago
Featured
My sign was taken down twice last month. Not cool.
S
Sarah Rivera
19 years ago
Featured
How else is anyone supposed to find the open house?? It just makes more traffic with people driving around lost.
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Tired of the constant overreach in Palm Coast. Leave the realtors alone.