West St. Paul’s City Council will again debate the sign ordinance, will consider an interim marijuana moratorium, and has a closed session for the sale of the former AutoZone.

West St. Paul’s City Council will again debate the sign ordinance, will consider an interim marijuana moratorium, and has a closed session for the sale of the former AutoZone.
West St. Paul City Council debated and ultimately tabled in-depth changes to the sign ordinance in order to fully understand the impacts. They also proclaimed Wayne Ball Day and Pride Month.
Sign ordinance changes will come before the City Council on Monday, as well as Charter changes, an exterior grant for Raddatz Dance Studio, home improvement loan program, and a philosophy of public safety.
The City of West St. Paul considers a new sign ordinance that would allow more freedom of expression and public art.
A Planning Commission appointment sparked conflict during the West St. Paul City Council meeting. The Council also debated relaxing the city’s sign ordinance to potentially allow murals and approved a resolution supporting No Mow May.
A long-awaited discussion on potential changes to the sign code will come before West St. Paul City Council. Other topics include a Planning Commission appointment, a resolution supporting No Mow May, and a public hearing for 2023 road project assessments.