You can remove them. As far as I know, only political candidate signage close to an election can stay until after the election.

This is a lobbying group, they don' qualify.

A project of the Civitas Instititute??? Oh no. Those evil Death Star people....

Signs seem like political speech (free), in a political season. As long as they police them up when the season is over...good.

Similar to the Anti-Fracking and Save Hoffman Forest signs that have been sprouting (hah!) up everywhere.

Leave your political bias out of SCF please Gregg F.

You are the one introducing political bias here. I only mentioned this is a lobbying group. It doesn't matter for whom they lobby for, these signs are not in behalf of a candidate or an issue being put to the vote.

They are not legal, and may be removed and disposed of by any citizen. Please stop clouding the issue and closing the ticket, that is for the city to do.

What about the Save Hoffman and Anti-Fracking signs? The liberal political bias showed, and devalued your message. On a run yesterday, I noticed that some of your like minded 'friends' pulled many of the signs, separated them from the metal frame, and just tossed them into the roadway and right-of-way -- instead of letting the group/person who put these up take them down and dispose of them properly, when election season is done. Hypocrisy at it's finest - please don't litter! Again..the real message was devalued by the bias, and therefore less effective then it could have been.

Please refrain from including me in whatever "friends" you imagine are trying to thwart your particular world view.

You may of course do the same with vague signage about issues (that are not connected with a particular item or candidate on the next ballot) that are posted on public property.

I have nothing to do with people throwing signs away anywhere, that is littering and is illegal also.

As I said, this has nothing to do with any viewpoint. It appears you are only interested in railing against "them" or something, you are too sensitive. Step back and look at the sign issue in general.

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