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certain amount of allocation for signs servicing that PUD so that they can do a trade -off between having a large entryway sign to the property versus a series of smaller directional signs and things like that. So that was kind of an interesting comment. One of the things I asked her about was mobile signs and can you restrict them. The comment there was as an example; you can't target and say you can't address the free speech component. You can restrict parking a vehicle for over 10 days in one place but you can't tell someone they can't put out a large sign because you don't agree with the point of view. So anyway, those were just some of the take -a -ways of what I got from the sign piece. Chair Ritter: Thank you, and thank you for going. 8. MATTERS FOR COMMISSION'S REVIEW /ACTION /INFORMATION a. Reports from Meetings Attended (e.g., Committee, Task Force, etc.) Chair Ritter: So, Bikes and Pedestrian Trails Committee? Commissioner Allen: I missed the last one. Chair Ritter: I went. I didn't sit in the hot seat, but it was a great meeting. They had a lot of bicyclists there. They discussed how they're using Measure BB funds. Mike Tassano was there. They're going to use the curb and gutter removal and replacement on Hopyard Road and Black Avenue, approximately 300 feet. It's estimated to cost about $50,000. So there was a discussion about do we use it to fix this temporarily or save the $50,000 for the bigger project on Santa Rita. The general consensus was to use the $50,000 to get this issue fixed right now and we can take advantage of Measure BB funds. That was interesting, and they also talked about the Stanley and Valley intersection of the things that are coming with that, and I can send you a choice of pictures of what they're talking about. Commissioner Allen: Did they say how much money is allocated for that? Chair Ritter: They did not say on that one. One thing I've noticed and I like a lot is that we have Mike Tassano come to some of these meetings because it is road, and they talk about traffic counts, and on Parks and Recreation we never talked about any of that stuff, so it's kind of a neat transition. That's kind of why I went; for the bicycle side. Commissioner Allen: Thank you. Good coverage for us. Chair Ritter: And again, I'm so thankful that you guys are putting these in here because I think it's important that we're all trying to attend some of these every once in a while. Civic Arts -did anybody go to that one? Downtown Specific Plan Task Force, we didn't have. Economic Vitality Committee? Heritage Tree Board appeals? Commissioner O'Connor: We said no to two trees. Leave them there. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 36 of 49