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Dog gone: Greyhound fans pitch in to search for Newtown family's pet
"He was the center of our family," Kara Pansa said of their 6-year-old black greyhound, Elwood. "The house is empty."
Pansa lives on Turkey Hill Road with her husband, Greg, and their sons, Stephen, 10, and Jason, 7.
"My kids were devastated," she said. "They still are."
The family searched frantically for Elwood after he went missing the night of Dec. 23.
Pansa said they searched the streets and woods in the area through the night and during the next day, which was Christmas Eve. Neighbors helped.
On Christmas Day, the Pansas received the help of strangers. About 20 people from animal help groups joined in the search, on foot and in cars.
"We cannot thank these people enough," Pansa said. "I am truly grateful."
Among the groups helping were Greyhound Rescue & Rehabilitation, We Adopt Greyhounds, and Connecticut Greyhounds.
"When you've had a greyhound, you love them all," Christine Johnson , founder and president of GRR, said about why her group helps search for missing ones. "They are so special."
Johnson described the breed as "gentle, so kind, and affectionate without being needy."
Because greyhounds are bred to be racers, they are all muscle, with no body fat. They do not have an undercoat, as most dogs do. That means greyhounds have little protection against the cold and are very sensitive to weather extremes.
On frigid winter days, owners usually put sweater coats on the dogs when they go outside.
Around 8 p.m. the night Elwood disappeared, Kara Pansa said she let him out the front door briefly while Greg Pansa was in the driveway taking care of the garbage. Kara went to get the dog's coat and leash.
When she came back outside and didn't see Elwood, her husband told her the dog went into the backyard and he could hear his collar tags making noise.
His collar has three tags -- one with the Pansa's home address and phone number, and another had information to contact GRR. The Pansas got Elwood from GRR three years ago, after their 13-year-old Spaniel mix, Petey, died.
Pansa was comfortable letting Elwood out without a leash briefly, something she has done before.
"He was so attached to us. He was not interested in chasing small animals," she said. That's why when Pansa went to the backyard Dec. 23, she was surprised not to see the dog.
Johnson at GRR said greyhounds should never be let out without a leash. "They're sight hounds and as racers were trained to chase."
Sixty percent of Greyhounds' senses are in their eyes, Johnson said, and they can run up to 40 miles an hour and be "a mile away in a heartbeat."
With the help of people from the animal groups, the Pansas put up about 1,000 fliers in Newtown and Monroe, distributing them at shopping malls, asking people for assistance in finding Elwood. Several false sightings were reported, the last one Jan. 2, Pansa said.
Monroe asked the family to take the signs down this week, and Kara Pansa was doing that Tuesday.
"They're survivors," Johnson of GRR said about greyhounds. "Elwood could have found some place and is hunkered down."
That's why Pansa and Johnson are asking people to check under their decks or in sheds or barns for the dog.
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Johnson said anyone with information about Elwood can call her at the GRR office. "It will be kept in the strictest confidence."
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I have a rather odd PCR problem that has plagued me for a while. I was wondering if any of you have encountered a similar problem and, if so, what have you done to fix it?
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I have constructed a synthetic gene library that contains both random and non-random sequences within the gene. The library was constructed from overlapping oligonucleotides using PCR to join segments of the gene library together. The final step of assembly is to amplify the full length library with oligos that bind to the extreme 5' and 3' ends and gel purify the full length product, which is approximately 600 bp. The full-length product is a mixture of sequences due to the random regions in the library.
Here's the strange part. If I try to amplify the full-length, gel-purified DNA with the oligos that I used to create the full-length library in the first place, I get smaller distinct fragments…often, but not always, without any full length product showing up. I see a similar thing if I transcribe the library to RNA, then perform RT-PCR on the resulting mRNA: smaller distinct fragments that are the same size as those when I try to amplify the gel-purified DNA.
I have cloned and sequenced both the full-length DNA and some of the smaller products. It appears as if the downstream oligo is mis-priming at non-random sequences where there is 4 nt complementarity to the 3' end of the primer. I am not getting mis-priming in the random regions. If I perform PCR on cloned DNA (which is a single sequence), I do not see this mis-priming and get a nice clean band of the correct size.
The PCR reactions are performed at a relatively high annealing temp (65°C), so I don't understand why I would get preferential priming at the 4 nt sites when I'm using an oligo that is 35 nt long. My primers have been PAGE purified, so I am confident of their purity. I have also made an alternative, shorter oligo that does not contain the offending 4 nts on the 3' end, but I still get mis-priming at other sites.
I am completely baffled as to why I can assemble the full-length gene library by PCR, yet when I try to re-amplify the purified assembled library with the same oligos, I usually only get smaller pieces back.
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Grappa - Bill White opened Grappa in 1992. It was the first restaurant that started Bill White Enterprises. The building is over 100 years old and sits at the top of Main Street. It was home to a brothel, bed and breakfast, and a bar to name a few. Grappa has three dining room floors and patios offering beautiful gardens and water features that highlight from five different levels. Grappa serves regional Italian food. Bill weaved his influences from abroad, and used his French Culinary influences to blend in the flavor and textures of Italy. We incorporated three important business factors that we use to this very day: Food, Service and Ambiance. The next four years would prove a positive one, because it is then in 1996 that we opened Chimayo Southwestern Restaurant.
Chimayo - Chimayo is located toward the middle of Main Street. It offers rustic décor that is reminiscent of Old World New Mexico and serves eclectic Spanish influenced food. The word "Chimayo" means "sacred place" and is designed after The Chimayo Mission in New Mexico. It is believed that the actual dirt from the mission has a healing power.
Wahso - In 2000, our company opened our third restaurant, Wahso. With fresh and inventive Asian dishes. Our vintage Shanghai inspired interiors, lend to our cuisine by creating an ambiance that will transport you. In fact, our owner, Bill White, collected artifacts from around the world to build the restaurant layout around. Including a 1,000 lb, 500-year-old Tiger statue from the Ming Dynasty, teak columns from India, mahogany doors from Tibet, chandeliers from Turkey, and beautiful artwork adorning the walls from all over Asia.
Windy Ridge Cafe - In 2002, we opened the Windy Ridge Café. The café has since become a favorite of Parkites around and offers a gourmet deli, bakery and café. The café serves lunch and dinner and has since become more popular than ever. The patio is also a summer highlight! The Windy Ridge Café is located on Ironhorse drive. In 2005, we finished the construction of our new Bakery and serve fresh bakery items, specialty cakes and soups.
Ghidotti's - Also completed in 2005, Ghidotti's Italian Restaurant was the next phase of our Restaurant Group. After over a decade of hard work, with great employees and the three factors, we stand as one of the most successful Restaurant Groups in Park City. An honor we share with each other each day.
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Come out and play: Torontrons land in the AGO Community Gallery
February 4th, 2014
AGO artist-in-residence Jim Munroe has transformed the Community Gallery into a classic arcade with a pop-up installation of three retrofitted arcade cabinets called Torontrons. Engineered by The Hand Eye Society and produced by Munroe, each Torontron is loaded with six contemporary video games designed by Toronto video-game artists. The pop-up arcade cabinets have appeared all over Winnipeg and in Toronto — recently at Academy of the Impossible, the TIFF Bell Lightbox, Roy Thompson Hall and the Projection Booth Cinema — and have inspired similar international projects in New York, Shanghai, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Australia and beyond.
From Feb. 1 to March 21, 2014, visit the Community Gallery on our concourse level to play – no quarters required! And before you visit, preview some of the Torontron games online:
- A Friendship in 4 Colours
- Airshot Scott
- Gesundheit
- Heavy Weather
- Monster Puncher
- N Arcade
- Night of the Cephalopods
- Shlongg
- Star Fall High Roller
Want to know more? In late January, Munroe spoke about his residency on CBC Radio's Metro Morning (listen here), and he will also give a pop-up talk at our February edition of First Thursdays. On Feb. 21, Munroe will host Fancy Videogame Party in collaboration with Wild Rumpus and the Hand Eye Society, bringing together some of the best multi-player, party and physical video games from around the world for one night only at the AGO. And you can see him at our Meet the Artists talk in March, when he'll be in conversation with fellow indie culture artists Mark Connery and Jonathan Mak about their work, indie culture and how playfulness factors into their practices.


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I'm slowly working through Part III of the book, and I'm scratching my head a bit while reading the proof of Lemma 3.2 (here reproduced):
Let $X, A$ be a pair of CW-spectra, and $Y, B$ a pair of spectra such that $\pi_*(Y, B) = 0$. Suppose given a map $f: X \to Y$ and a homotopy $h: Cyl(A) \to Y$ from $f|A$ to a map $g: A \to B$. Then the homotopy can be extended over $Cyl(X)$ so as to deform $f$ to a map $X \to B$.
Adams begins by choosing representing functions for the maps. We choose $f' : X' \to Y$ and $h' : Cyl(A') \to Y$ for $X'$ cofinal in $X$ and $A'$ cofinal in $A$. However, later in the proof it seems that we must use the (assumed?) fact that $h'$ restricted to the bottom of the cylinder agrees with $f'$. In other words, since $f'$ and $h'$ were chosen at the beginning of the proof, I don't see how we can require $h' \circ i_0 = f'| A'$, where $i_0 : A' \to Cyl(A')$ is inclusion on the bottom of the cylinder.
Is there an unstated step such as "If $h' \circ i_0 \neq f' |A'$, then find cofinal sub-spectra and representing functions for which this is true"? Even that seems a bit fishy to me.


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London and the South-East's subsidy to the rest of the country is rising rapidly and is now nearly £40 billion a year compared with just over £20 billion in 2004. The study by Oxford Economics balances Government spending against tax revenues in each region. It shows that London, the South-East and the Eastern regions made a net contribution of £37.7 billion to the UK public finances in 2007. The North, the Midlands and the South-West joined Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland as a net drain on the Exchequer.
Which prompted me to find the original report to see exactly how much Scotland's deficit is running at. And was astonished by the data - most easily understood in the graphs below. Scotland is very nearly fiscally balanced; Salmond would only need to raise an additional £2bn a year in taxes from the Scots to break even. It seems what London and the South East is really paying for are public services in Wales and Northern Ireland. Which makes the DUP's recent treachery over 42 days even more galling.


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An ambitious, bipartisan effort to overhaul the military justice system and stanch the increasing number of sexual assaults gained crucial support from conservatives Tuesday, setting up a showdown with the Pentagon's top brass.
Senator Rand Paul announced his backing for legislation sponsored by senator Kirsten Gillibrand that would remove commanders from the process of deciding whether serious crimes, including sexual misconduct cases, go to trial. That judgment would rest instead with seasoned trial lawyers who have prosecutorial experience and hold the rank of colonel or above.
"There's no reason why conservatives shouldn't support this," Paul told reporters at a Capitol Hill news conference with other Republicans and Democrats who support the measure.
A third of the Senate – 33 lawmakers – favor Gillibrand's effort that she will try to attach to a sweeping defense policy bill, perhaps as soon as this month. She faces opposition from Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin who – echoing the Joint Chiefs of Staff – wants to keep commanders involved in deciding whether to prosecute sexual assault cases.
"If you remove the chain of command, you are taking away the club that they need to change the culture," Levin told reporters Tuesday at a breakfast discussion hosted by the Christian Science Monitor. The club, he said, is the ability of commanders to prosecute people.
"It's commanders who make it work," he said. "They give orders."
Military leaders have argued that removing the decision from their purview would undercut the ability of officers to maintain good order and discipline in their units.
The Pentagon estimated in a recent report that as many as 26,000 military members may have been sexually assaulted last year, up from an estimated 19,000 assaults in 2011, based on an anonymous survey of military personnel. While the number of sexual assaults that members of the military actually reported rose 6% to 3,374 in 2012, thousands of victims were still unwilling to come forward despite new oversight and assistance programs aimed at curbing the crimes, the report said.
Backers of Gillibrand's legislation insisted that leaving the decisions with the commanders has failed to stop a crisis within the military ranks.
"The status quo is not working and we need to shake it up," said senator Charles Grassley.
Democratic senator Barbara Boxer displayed a chart with quotes from defense secretaries past and present – from Dick Cheney in the early 1990s to Chuck Hagel today – saying the military has zero tolerance for sexual assault.
"It's enough with the words. It's enough with the empty promises," Boxer said.
Without specifically commenting on Gillibrand's bill, White House spokesman Jay Carney said the Obama administration would weigh any ideas for improving the military justice system.
"We are open to consideration of any ideas, and that includes proposed legislation, and we will work with Congress and we will work with the Department of Defense on ways to deal with and improve the prosecution and prevention and victim support when it comes to sex assault in the military," Carney told reporters.
Last month, in a closely watched vote, the Armed Services Committee backed a Levin bill designed to increase pressure on senior commanders to prosecute sexual assault cases by requiring a top-level review if they fail to do so. Levin's proposal also would make it a crime to retaliate against victims who report a sexual assault and also calls on the Pentagon to relieve commanders who fail to create a climate receptive for victims.
The measure passed 17-9. Gillibrand, who heads the committee's personnel subcommittee, had the support of several Democrats and Republicans for her effort, including Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and David Vitter of Louisiana. The full committee, however, rebuffed her approach.
Cruz told reporters at the news conference that victims often are unwilling to report crimes because they have to tell their bosses. He pointed out that several allies with professional militaries have already taken the decision out of the chain of command.
In fact, Boxer displayed a chart that showed that Israel did it in 1955, Canada in 1998, Australia in 2005 and the United Kingdom in 2006.
Gillibrand said lawmakers "have to answer the call of the victims."


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Following my post about the surprise phone call from my long-lost cousin Heather who is in New York. She phoned back!! I'm so pleased that she did, as she did not leave a number for me to call her back.
We had a lovely looooooong chat for nearly two hours. We covered so many things and have now arranged to phone each other once a month, taking it in turns to make the phone call. I'm absolutely delighted and we have a good many years to catch up on. 🙂


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Windows 8 has lots and lots (and lots and lots) of options. Remember that there's always at least a dozen ways to skin whatever cat may come calling. The following is a highlights reel of Windows 8 customizations you'll want to check out:
Check out your e-mail, calendar, and photo-organizing option. By all means, kick the tires on Microsoft's Windows 8 apps for Mail, Calendar, Contacts (the People app), and Photos. If you don't like them, remember that the latest iterations of the old Windows Live programs — Windows Live Mail (which has contacts and a calendar) and Windows Photo Gallery in particular — still work (for now), but on the old-fashioned desktop side of Windows 8. They aren't as visually fetching, or touch friendly, like the Windows 8 apps on the Start screen, but they get the job done, and they're free. Also remember that Google offers excellent alternatives: Gmail, Google Calendar, and Picasa. So does the iPad.
Looking for a productivity tip? Set up a picture password. Even if you use a keyboard, you'll find it faster and easier than typing/mistyping password.
Think about installing a different browser. Internet Explorer 10's cool and all that, but many people are moving away from it. Chrome is getting better every day, and there are other options.
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Henry De Sio is pioneering Ashoka's framework change efforts aimed at facilitating the global societal shift to Everyone A Changemaker™ – with a specific emphasis on preparing our youth to step confidently as innovators and leaders into today's fast-changing world. Previously, De Sio served as deputy assistant to President Barack Obama and he was the 2008 Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Obama for America. Henry has spent more than a decade teaching, writing, and speaking on the leadership principles that drive individual and organizational achievement. He is the author of Campaign Inc.: How Leadership and Organization Propelled Barack Obama to the White House (University of Iowa Press).


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Best Buy is offering the Verizon Lumia 822 (a version of the Lumia 820) to new customers at just $49.99 when taken out with a 2 year plan. The price undercuts Verizon's own pricing at $150 with a $50 MIR (mail-in rebate). The retailer currently has the same handset priced at $99 online, but in-store (as can be seen above) the Windows Phone can be picked up for $50 off.
Should you visit the Best Buy website, both Lumia 822 Windows Phones (in black and white) are listed with the former variant only available in-store and the latter 'coming soon'. While everyone is attempting to fight over what stock is left at retailers, our reader informed us that this particular Best Buy store was also running low on available units.
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With the recent news about the Cisco Edition of OpenStack, I wanted to take some time to write about the contributions Cisco has done in the OpenStack community. Cisco's engineers have been active in many areas of OpenStack. Below is a sample of some of the work being done by engineers at Cisco.
- Cisco has been an active participant in the Quantum community since it's creation. Cisco presented one of the original four blueprints which lead to the creation of Quantum at the Diablo Summit. The communities continued efforts have helped to ensure Quantum's inclusion as a core project in the OpenStack Folsom release, and Cisco has been a key part of this work. The work Cisco has done here includes having multiple engineers on the Quantum core team doing code reviews, feature work, and bug fixes.
- Work on integrating Quantum into Horizon was initially done by engineers from Cisco. This work has led to an increased effort to expose Quantum functionality into Horizon.
- Cisco has contributed code and leadership around unit testing and integration. This is an increasingly important area to focus on. A project as large and distributed as OpenStack benefits highly from this type of infrastructure work.
- Cisco has had engineers working on Nova in various capacities, with a focus on Quantum integration issues and bug fixes.
In addition to these OpenStack projects, Cisco has also contributed code around some Open Source projects which OpenStack makes use of.
- Cisco worked with Nicira engineers to integrate support for Open vSwitch into libvirt. Cisco has continued to support and enhance this work going forward.
- Cisco has contributed bug fixes, code reviews, and some feature work on Open vSwitch.
Cisco expects to continue and increase its involvement in both OpenStack and other Open Source projects. We look forward to collaborating with you in these vibrant communities going forward!
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Say so long, y'all! While we're a little teary-eyed that Wimbledon is all finished and shuttered for the year, there is this to mull over: at this time next year, the Championships will be wrapping up and the Olympic Games — which will be held at the All England Club — will be just three weeks away. Yeah. Three. It'll be glorious and strange all the same.
For all you Brits out there: The 2012 Olympics tennis jobs are up. Apply!
There's so many moments to love from the last two weeks. But which was your fave? Pick one below and leave behind a comment, too, if you so please.
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- In the Home Menu, click Settings, and then click Domains.
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Egypt's Coptic Christians to Vote for New Pope
(DUBAI, United Arab Emirates) -- Egypt's Coptic Christians on Monday will vote for a new Pope to succeed Pope Shenouda III, who passed away in March.
It's a critical time for the ancient Christian community, which is nervous about the rise of an Islamist government in Egypt -- the Muslim Brotherhood replaced the secular dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak.
Coptic Christians make up roughly 10 percent of the population in Egypt and they've been subject to deadly attacks over years of Muslim-Christian tensions some see getting worse since the Arab Spring.
Pope Shenouda led the Coptic Church for four decades through the end of the Mubarak regime, and was seen as a protector of his community in turbulent times.
To pick the new pope, a Council of Egyptian Coptic Christians will vote from a list of candidates, narrowing them down to the top three. From there, a blindfolded child will pick one of the three names from a box on the altar of a cathedral in Cairo.
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[Amended 7-13-2009]
The purpose of these regulations is to create the legal framework to regulate, administer and enforce outdoor sign advertising and display. These regulations recognize the need to protect the safety and welfare of the public and the need for well-maintained and attractive sign displays within the community and the need for adequate business identification, advertising and communication.
These regulations authorize the use of signs visible from public rights-of-way, provided the signs are:
Complying with the zoning regulations.
Designed, constructed, installed and maintained in such a manner that they do not endanger public safety or traffic safety.
Legible, readable and visible in the circumstances in which they are used.
Respectful of the reasonable rights of other advertisers whose messages are displayed.
The following definitions shall be applicable in this chapter:
- A sign which no longer correctly advertises a bona fide business, lessor, owner, product or activity conducted or product available on the premises where the sign is displayed or elsewhere.
- The entire area within a single, continuous perimeter composed of squares, rectangles or circles, which encloses the extreme limits of the advertising message, announcement or decoration of a wall sign.
- The area of the largest single face of the sign within a perimeter which forms the outside shape, but excluding the necessary supports or uprights on which the signs may be placed. If the sign consists of more than one section or module, all areas will be totaled. Any irregular-shaped sign area shall be computed using the actual sign face surface. In the case of wall signs, the area of copy will be used.
- See "off-premises sign."
- Bulletin boards and identification signs for churches, schools and other permitted institutions and nonprofit organizations.
- Any sign attached to or constructed in, on or under a canopy, marquee or awning.
- A sign such as a manual, electronic or electric controlled time and temperature sign, message center or reader board.
- The geometric area in square feet that encloses the actual copy of the sign.
- Any sign which serves to designate the location or direction of any place or area. This includes, but is not limited to, such signs as those identifying rest rooms, telephone, parking areas, entrances and exits.
- Any sign containing internal electrical wiring which is attached or intended to be attached to an electrical energy source.
- Any sign which contains an intermittent or flashing light source or which includes the illusion of intermittent or flashing light by means of animation or an externally mounted intermittent light source, not including changeable message signs.
- The length of the property line of any one premises parallel to and along each public right-of-way it borders.
- The elevation or level of the street closest to the sign to which reference is made, measured at the street's center line.
- A sign erected on one or more freestanding supports on uprights and not attached to any building.
- The area of a sign determined by using the outside perimeter dimensions of the sign. If the sign consists of more than one modular sections, their areas will be totaled. If the modules are formed in the shape of letters or symbols, the rules for area of copy apply.
- The vertical distance measured from the grade at the street right-of-way line where the sign is located to the highest point of such sign or structure.
- A sign, which is lighted by an artificial light source, either directed upon it or illuminated from an interior source.
- A shopping center in single ownership or under unified control and containing three or more separate businesses.
- A nonconforming sign that did meet regulations when it was originally installed.
- A sign with copy on two or more faces that are legible from more than one direction.
- A sign that does not meet Code regulations.
- A sign which advertises goods, products, facilities or services not on the premises where the sign is located, or directs persons to a different location from which the sign is located.
- Any sign identifying or advertising a business, person, activity, goods, products or services located on a premises where the sign is installed and maintained.
- Any sign not permanently attached to the ground or a building.
- A sign, normally double faced, which is attached to and projects from a structure or building fascia.
- A sign erected upon, against or above a roof.
- Any emblem, painting, banner, pennant, placard, design, identification, description, illustration or device, illuminated or nonilluminated, to advertise, identify, convey information or direct attention to a produce, service, place, activity, person, institution, business of solicitation, including any permanently installed or situated merchandise. Signs shall also include all sign structures.
- Any person, partnership or corporation engaged in whole or in part in the erection or maintenance of signs, excluding the business which the sign advertises.
- Any device or material, which supports, has supported or is capable of supporting a sign in a stationary position, including decorative covers.
- A sign installed on an arm or mast or spar that is not, in addition, permanently fastened to an adjacent wall or upright pole.
- A sign attached to the wall or a building with the face in a parallel plane to the plane of the building wall. This includes signs painted directly on a wall.
- A sign installed in or on a window for purposes of viewing from outside the premises.
Permits required. It shall be unlawful for any person to erect, construct, enlarge or structurally modify a sign or cause the same to be done in the Town of Greenville without first obtaining a sign permit for each sign from the Town Administrator as required by this article. Permits shall not be required for a change of copy of any sign, nor for the repainting, cleaning and other normal maintenance and repair of the sign and sign structure.
Application for a permit. Application for a permit shall be filed with the Town Administrator upon forms provided by the Town and shall contain the following information:
The name, address and telephone number of the sign owner, the property owner, where the sign is or will be located and the sign contractor of the proposed sign.
Clear and legible drawings with description and nominal dimensions of the proposed sign, the construction, size, dimensions and kind of materials to be used is such structure. The site plan shall show the buildings on the premises upon which the structure is to be erected and maintained together with locations, setbacks, size and types of existing signs on the premises where the proposed sign is to be located. All dimensions shall be indicated for the sign and the site plan elements.
Calculations or evidence showing that the structure and design meets the requirements of these regulations for wind pressure load.
Such other information as the Town Administrator may require to show full compliance with this and all other applicable laws of the Town.
Signature of the applicant.
All required fees.
Permit fees. Application for permit shall be filed with the Town Administrator, together with a permit fee for each sign in accordance with the Building Permit Fee Schedule. Signs installed without a permit shall be removed after proper notice.[1]
Permit issuance and denial. The Town Administrator shall issue a permit for the erection, structural alteration, enlargement or relocation of a sign when the permit application is properly made, all appropriate fees have been made, and the sign complies with the appropriate laws and regulations. If the sign permit is denied by the Town Administrator, he shall give written notice of the denial to the applicant, together with a brief statement of the reasons for the denial, along with the return of all permit fees and papers.
Sign permit appeal. In the event any of the requirements herein contained cause undue or unnecessary hardship on any person, firm or corporation, a variance from requirements may be applied for to the Board of Appeals. An application for variance must be made within 10 days after receipt of notice that the sign involved does not conform to the chapter. In the event that the appeal is not made in writing to the Appeals Board within such ten-day period, a variance shall not be granted. The Board of Zoning Appeals shall take action on any variance request within 60 days of receipt of the variance application. The Town Administrator shall comply with and enforce the Board of Zoning Appeals decision.
Indemnification for sign installation and maintenance. All persons engaging in the installation or maintenance of signs which involves in whole or in part the erection, alteration, relocation, maintenance of a sign or other sign work in, over or immediately adjacent to a public right-of-way or public property, when such property is used or encroached upon, shall agree to hold harmless and indemnify the Town, its officers, agents, employees from any and all claims resulting from erection, alteration, relocation, maintenance of the sign or any other sign work insofar as this chapter has not specifically directed the placement of the sign.
Notification of nonconformance. Upon determination that the sign is nonconforming, the Town Administrator shall use reasonable efforts to so notify, either personally or in writing, the user or owner of the property on which the sign is located of the following:
Signs eligible for characterization as legal nonconforming. Any sign located within the Town limits on the date of adoption of this chapter which does not conform with the provisions of this chapter is eligible for characterization as a legal nonconforming sign and is permitted, providing it also meets the following requirements:
Loss of legal nonconforming status. A sign loses is nonconforming status if one or more of the following occurs:
The sign is structurally altered in any way, except for normal maintenance or repair, which tends to or makes the sign less in compliance with requirements of this chapter than it was before alteration.
The sign is relocated.
The sign fails to conform to this chapter regarding maintenance and repair, abandonment, or dangerous or defective signs.
On the date of occurrence of any of the above, the sign shall be immediately brought in compliance with this chapter with a new permit secured therefor or shall be removed.
Legal nonconforming sign maintenance and repair. Nothing in this chapter shall relieve the owner or user of a legal nonconforming sign or the owner of the property in which the sign is located from the provisions of this chapter regarding safety, maintenance and repair of signs.
Maintenance and repair.
Every sign, including, but not limited to, those signs for which permits are required, shall be maintained in a safe, presentable and good structural condition at all times, including replacement of defective parts, painting (except when a weathered or natural surface is intended), repainting, cleaning and other acts required for the maintenance of said sign.
The Town Administrator shall require compliance with all standards of this chapter. If the sign is not modified to comply with safety standards outlined in this chapter, the Town Administrator shall require its removal in accordance with this article.
Abandoned signs. All signs or sign messages shall be removed by the owner or lessee of the premises upon which an on-premises sign is located when the business it advertises is no longer conducted or, for an off-premises sign, when lease payments and rental income are no longer provided. If the owner or lessee fails to remove the sign, the Town Administrator shall give the owner 60 days' written notice to remove said sign. Upon failure to comply with this notice, the Town may cause removal to be executed, the expenses of which will be assessed on the tax roll to the property on which the abandoned sign is located.
Deteriorated or dilapidated signs. The Town Administrator shall cause to be removed any deteriorated or dilapidated signs under the provisions of § 66.0413, Wis. Stats.
[Amended 1-8-2018 by Ord. No. 11-17]
The following signs shall be prohibited within the Town:
Abandoned signs.
Billboards and off-premises signs.
Flashing or moving signs. All blinking and flashing signs are prohibited. Changeable-message signs may be allowed subject to Town approval.
Swinging signs.
Floodlighted and illuminated signs. Signs may be floodlighted or illuminated, subject to the following restrictions.
Signs which are not effectively shielded as to prevent beams or rays of light from being directed at any portion of the traveled ways of a public right-of-way and which are of such intensity or brilliance as to cause glare or to impair the vision of the driver of any motor vehicle, or which otherwise interfere with any driver's operation of a motor vehicle, are prohibited.
Signs which are not effectively shielded as to prevent beams or rays of light from being directed at any residential property and which are of such intensity or brilliance as to cause a public nuisance are prohibited.
No sign shall be so floodlighted or illuminated that it interferes with the effectiveness of or obscures an official traffic sign, device and signal.
Construction signs. Two construction signs per construction site, not exceeding 100 square feet in area each, shall be confined to the site of construction and shall be removed 30 days after completion of construction or prior to occupancy, whichever is sooner.
Direction and instructional nonelectric signs. Direction and instructional nonelectric signs, which provide instruction or direction and are located entirely on a property to which they pertain and do not exceed eight square feet each in area and do not in any way advertise a business. This includes, but is not limited to, such signs as those identifying rest rooms, telephone, parking areas, entrances and exits.
Identification signs and bulletin boards.
Government signs. Government signs for control of traffic and other regulatory purposes, danger signs, railroad crossings signs and signs of public utilities, including danger and aids to service and safety which are erected by or on the order of a public officer in the performance of his public duty.
House numbers and name plates. Each building in the Town which has a street address shall have numerals indicating the official numbers either in numbers or in words spelling out the numbers in a manner so as to be visible from the road on which the property is located. Those buildings more than 60 feet from the roadway shall have the numbers mounted on a post visible from the roadway and to the left of the driveway when facing the front of the principal building. All units contained within larger buildings shall also have individual addresses clearly displayed.
Interior signs. Signs located within the interior of any building or structure which are not visible from the public right-of-way. This does not, however, exempt such signs from the structural, electrical or material specifications of this chapter.
Memorial signs and plaques. Memorial signs or tablets, names of buildings and date of erection, which are cut into masonry surface or inlaid so as to be part of a building, or when constructed of bronze or other noncombustible material not more than four square feet in area.
No-trespassing or no-dumping signs. No-trespassing and no-dumping signs not to exceed 1 1/2 square feet in area per sign.
Public notices. Official notices posted by public officers or employers in the performance of their duties.
Public signs. Signs required as specifically authorized for a public purpose by any law, statute or ordinance.
Political and campaign signs. Political and campaign signs on behalf of candidates for public office or measures on election ballots provided that said signs are subject to the following regulations:
No sign shall be located within 15 feet of the public right-of-way at a street intersection, over the right-of-way, nor on any public-owned property.
Real estate signs. One real estate sales sign on any lot or parcel, provided such sign is located entirely within the property to which the sign applies and is not directly illuminated.
In residential districts and the general commercial district, such signs shall not exceed eight square feet in area and shall be removed within 30 days after the sale, rental or lease has been accomplished.
In all other districts, such signs shall not exceed 32 square feet in area and shall be removed within 30 days after the sale, rental or lease has been accomplished.
On-premises symbols or insignia. Religious symbols, commemorative plaques or recognized historic agencies or identification emblems of religious orders or historic agencies.
On-premises temporary signs. Temporary signs not exceeding four square feet in area pertaining to drives or events of civic, philanthropic, education, religious organizations, provided such signs are posted not more than 30 days prior the event.
Vehicular signs. Truck, bus, trailer or other vehicles, while operating in the normal course of business which is not primarily the display of signs.
Every sign or advertising structure hereafter erected shall have marked in a conspicuous place thereon the date of erection, the manufacturer's name, the permit number and the voltage of any electrical apparatus used in connection therewith.
All ground and roof sign structures shall be self-supporting structures and permanently attached to sufficient foundations.
Electrical service to ground signs shall be concealed wherever possible.
All signs, except those attached flat against the wall of a building and those signs of which no portion exceeds a height of three feet and are no greater than nine square feet in area shall be constructed to withstand wind loads as follows, with correct engineering adjustments for the height of the sign above grade.
For solid signs, 30 pounds per square foot of the sign and structure.
Skeleton signs, 30 pounds per square foot on the total face cover of the letters and other sign surfaces or 10 pounds per square foot of the gross area of the sign as determined by the overall dimensions of the sign, whichever is greater.
No sign shall be suspended by chains or other devices that will allow the sign to swing due to wind action. Signs shall be anchored to prevent any lateral movement that could cause wear on supporting members or connections.
Supports and braces shall be an integral part of the sign design. Angle irons, chain or wires used for supports or braces shall be hidden from public view to the extent technically feasible.
Temporary subdivision development signs. The Town Administrator may issue a special permit for a temporary sign in any zone in connection with the marketing of lots or structures in a subdivision, subject to the following restrictions:
Such permits may be issued for a period of not more than two years and may be reviewed for additional periods of up to one year and upon written application at least 30 days prior to its expiration.
Signs as used in this article refer to all types of signs except those excepted or prohibited by this chapter.
The sign must be located on the property being developed and must comply with all applicable building setback requirements.
The sign may not exceed 80 square feet.
One sign is allowed for each major street adjacent to the subdivision.
Permanent subdivision name signs should be reviewed and approved as part of the plat approval process outlined in Chapter 270, Subdivision Control, of the Code of the Town of Greenville.
Banners and pennants.
Banners and pennants shall not be used on a permanent basis. They may be permitted as special promotion in a commercial or industrial establishment for a total period not to exceed 30 days and will be allowed in residential zones in conjunction with an open house or model home demonstration conducted by a realtor for up to five days before opening of such a demonstration or five days after and not to exceed a total period of 30 days. A special permit must be obtained from the Town Administrator.
Over-the-street banners. Unlighted special civic event banners not exceeding 150 square feet in area are permissible over a street right-of-way by special permit from the Town Board after presentation of proof of insurance along with installation specifications.
Portable signs.
Permit. Any person wishing to place a portable sign on his premises or the premises of another shall first obtain a permit from the Town Administrator. Permits shall be issued for a period not to exceed 60 days in any calendar year. Any sign remaining on the premises for more than 60 days in any calendar year shall be deemed to be a permanent sign and shall meet all requirements for a permanent sign.
Size. No portable sign shall exceed 32 square feet and no portable sign shall be over seven feet in height from grade level.
Setback. All portable signs shall have a minimum setback from the front property line of 10 feet or an additional setback as deemed necessary by the Town Administrator for the safe flow of vehicle pedestrian traffic.
Integrated shopping center. For integrated shopping centers in single ownership or under unified control and containing several businesses, the following regulations shall apply:
Each business or office shall be eligible for one attached sign. The area of such sign shall not exceed, in square feet, two times the lineal front footage of the business or office.
One ground sign for shopping center identification with the height of 30 feet is permitted. If the shopping center is on a corner, either one corner sign or two signs, one on each street, is permitted. If two signs are installed, they must be placed at least 200 feet from the lot corner at the intersection. The area of such sign shall not exceed, in square footage, the lineal front footage of the lot or 300 square feet, whichever is less. No sign shall be closer than 10 feet to a property line unless the adjacent property is a residential district, in which case the sign shall be set back 25 feet.
Residential signs. All signs are prohibited in the R1 and R2 Residential Districts, except the following. This does not apply to uses requiring a special use permit, in which case size and location shall be determined by the zoning staff. No permit is required for these excepted signs:
Signs over show windows or doors of a legal nonconforming business establishment announcing without display or elaboration only the name and occupation of the proprietor and not to exceed two square feet.
Real estate signs not to exceed eight square feet in area which advertise the sale, rental or lease of the premises upon which said signs are temporarily located.
Name, occupation and warning signs not to exceed six square feet located on the premises - unlighted.
Bulletin boards for public, charitable or religious institutions not to exceed 20 square feet in area located on the premises.
Memorial signs, tablets, names of buildings and date or erection when cut into any masonry surface or when constructed of metal and affixed flat against a structure.
Advertising apartment. Signs advertising apartments shall be no larger than 32 square feet and shall be 10 feet off the property line.
Business and industrial signs. Signs are only permitted in business and industrial districts subject to the following restrictions:
Wall signs placed against the exterior walls of buildings shall not extend more than 12 inches outside of a building's wall surface and shall not exceed 400 square feet in area for any one premises, except as otherwise provided in individual district regulations.[1]
Projecting signs fastened to, suspended from or supported by structures shall not:
Ground signs shall not exceed 25 feet in height above the mean center line street grade, shall meet all yard requirements for the district in which it is located, shall not exceed 100 square feet on the side nor 200 square feet on all sides for any one premises. No sign shall be closer than 10 feet to a property line unless the adjacent property is a residential district, in which case the sign shall be set back 25 feet.
Roof signs shall not exceed 10 feet in height above the roof, shall meet all the yard and height requirements for the district in which it is located and shall not exceed 300 square feet on all sides for any one premises.
Combinations of any of the above signs shall meet all the requirements for the individual sign.
Permit required. No canopy or awning shall hereafter be located, erected, moved, reconstructed, extended, enlarged, converted or structurally altered without a canopy/awning permit.
Canopy and awning restrictions. Canopies and awnings are permitted in all districts. Canopies shall not be less than 8 1/2 feet above the sidewalk grade; shall not be less than 15 feet above a driveway; and shall meet all the structural requirements of the Town Building Code.[1]
Existing canopies and awnings. Canopies and awnings lawfully existing at the time of adoption or amendment of this chapter may be continued although the use, size or location does not conform with the provisions of this article. However, they shall be deemed a nonconforming use or structure, and the provisions of Article IV of this chapter shall apply.


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This felt wool rug simply calls out to creativity! For playing, for daydreaming, for living. Its forms and whimsical colours are fun to combine, and are appreciated by little ones and big ones alike. You'll find yourself changing them up and pairing them in a number of different ways; perfect for every room in the house.
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