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To: Roxanne <br /> Subject: Re: FW: Solomon School Special Property iJse <br /> Can you clarify what an ID sign is exactly? My understanding is it's just a sign to mark where the entrance of a <br /> business is. The church currently has on on the property right on 7th and we intend to just swap it out for one <br /> with the school's name on it. If we're not allowed to have some sort of sign on 7th, then how are people <br /> supposed to know where the school is? That makes no sense to me and Pm really confused why we wouldn't be <br /> allowed to have a sign on 7th. Please advise. <br /> "1'he wall sign will be in the 2' x 3' to 3' x 5' range. `I'his will be posted near the main entrance of the school <br /> building and is for aesthetic purposes. It will not be visible to the general public or from public roadways. <br /> The SE brick wall lettering is much larger (overall) but will not be visible from public roadways as welL The <br /> lettering is strictly for aesthetic purposes as we1L I'll have the measurements taken within the next day or two. <br /> On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 10:28 AM, Roxanne <roxanne(a�bnharch.com> wrote: <br /> Abraham: <br /> 1 don't think you can have an ID sign on 7t1i, that is something you can discuss with the City in the future. They want to <br /> know about the proposed ID sign on site. Will it be a wall sign of a free standing si-r_e. Please measure your esisting sign <br /> and sei�d me the dimensions. Ed�nonds and the City of Everett do not always h�ve the same si�n codes. They need <br /> specifics to go before the hearing examiner, and in most cases, si�n size becomes a contlition of approvaL I will also need <br /> to kilow the wall sian size. rj <br /> From: Abraham Lee [mailto:alee@solomonschool.com] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2016 9:57 AM <br /> To: Roxanne <br /> Subject: Re: FW: Solomon School Special Property Use <br /> Hi Roxanne, <br /> The size of the sign on 7th ave will be very similar (if not exactly the same) as the existing church sign. Pm not <br /> quite sure what the dimensions are but if the city approved the size for the church then I assume it'd be fine for <br /> � ,�, � <br />