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Changing the signage is an example of how deep the restrictions run. “The restrictions are so great they even include signage,” is how I read the paragraph. I d
by chrisdhoover 7y ago
Changing the signage is an example of how deep the restrictions run. “The restrictions are so great they even include signage,” is how I read the paragraph. I did not read the paragraph as “the restrictions are minor for example a trivial restriction on signage.“
- wtallis 7y ago> Changing the signage is an example of how deep the restrictions run. Not a very good example—this kind of regulation is usually focused on preserving the distinctive exterior look of a building, so including the signage in the regulation is not even close to being an overreach, and it doesn't give much indication about whether the regulations do go too far.
- beerandt 7y agoExcept they're enforced even after the regulations put the original store out of business. The surge of small town historical districts in the US in the 80s-90s froze whatever signage was there at the time. Now many of these towns have blocks of buildings with expensive and beautiful signs; none match the name of the actual business inside.