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Tag Archives: Signs
Campaign Signs Removed And Put In Trash
Young person caught on camera throwing “Save Washington Park” in neighbor’s trash. Teach your kids that it’s not the way to gain support for your cause. Go in person to a council meeting and address the leaders. It worked for the chickens.
Signs Posted For Visitors
Visitors like Ben Harvey and police chief Cathy Madalone now can better understand where they are in the city they are in charge of.
Got two signs at the rec trail (where the chief said there were none)
This huge Lovers Point sign at the beach.
Another smaller sign at Otter Point
Then it gets weird. Over at Point Pinos it says Asilomar
One turnout is named Crespi Pond
Then in a weirder twist, a turn out named after a non existent fog horn.
Monterey Bans The Bandit Signs
Good. 
Monterey political candidates take note: No longer will you be able to stick signs in the ground on city property.
It’s not just political signs, but all signs that are placed on the public’s property will suffer scrutiny by the city’s code enforcement department. Of course there are exceptions, most notably the prohibition doesn’t apply to the use of city property for people who have a special event permit, license agreement, concession or a lease.
Signs! That’s The Answer!
Putting up vague signs will bring in more business!
Blecch. Getting to look a little ghetto like there.
How about this one:
Signs! That’s The Answer!
At Least It’s Not Gull Poop Covering The Sidewalk
When you don’t have enough room to bolt a fence to the sidewalk and your sandwichboard sign is not big enough just take some paint and use the sidewalk to advertise your shop. At least use a paint that matches gull droppings so you don’t get.in trouble like a shop on Grand once did for painting the sidewalk.
At Least It’s Not Gull Poop Covering The Sidewalk
Ex Tree Posse Turned Seal Posse Responds To Losin’ Susan
P.G. Newcomer Akeman has a new calling against humans – watching seals and blocking access to the beach.
I may not know all the definitions of vigilante, but I believe Susan Goldbeck used the term erroneously in a guest commentary in Thursday’s Herald. She was concerned about efforts to protect harbor seals and the babies they have each spring on Pacific Grove beaches.
The city applied its policy this month when the first baby seal in known history was born at Lovers Point. After mom and pup were spotted on Sunday morning, city police asked Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary’s Bay Net docents to provide a human presence at Lovers Point. Public Works brought barricades and yellow tape; the Marine Mammal Center brought signs.
Humans Or Seals, Who Is Allowed To Block Access To The Beach?
The opposition is watching Losin’ Susan move the Seal Posse’s signs . .
It is curious the city of Pacific Grove, which appears to have a back door role in all this controversy, must have had a decided change of heart regarding marine mammals.
The city’s solution to keeping all marine mammals off Lovers Point Beach just a few years ago was to bang pots and pans to frighten them away. Now it seems we need to keep the public off the beaches if so much as one mother and pup venture into those areas.
Even Lovers Point Beach was recently closed after one mama seal appeared on the beach with her pup. It was mighty cute, yes, but the public was denied access to the beach and beach-related businesses were adversely affected.
Humans Or Seals, Who Is Allowed To Block Access To The Beach?
Tidepool Police Shocked! Shocked! That Signs Are Posted To Warn About Seal Birth Area
Every spring the seals arrive at Hopkins to have babies and signs get posted informing people to stay away. Looks like Jim Willoughby has awoke from his winter hibernation and is suddenly outraged that someone would post the signs on the railing along the rec trail.
Anyone walking along the trail early this month could not have missed the proliferation of 11 obtrusive and intimidating signs adjacent to the Hopkins Marine Station fence. Some were unusually large red inflammatory signs with a foreboding warning against entry to the coastline beyond that point.
Let’s go back to 2012 when the city erected a green lath fence in this same area, blocking the viewshed and access to the beach. For some unknown reason, the city added a white plastic fence next to the green lath fence, creating an eyesore. Since then, the green lath fence has been removed and replaced with a permanent wooden rail fence, which is now posted with warning signs.
Well, what can we expect? The rec trail is a place where many more signs can be found, some that are downright ugly or tacky. Where is the outrage Willoughby?
Signs to sucker the tourists
Signs for vandals to decorate
More signs to to sucker tourists
Graffiti unchecked
Go back to bed Jim and call when you can do something that really matters.
Tidepool Police Shocked! Shocked! That Signs Are Posted To Warn About Seal Birth Area
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Code violation. Lets all call this twit and make him clean all the news stands and other public property defaced with this and all other advertising.