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Claremont City Manager Weekly - August 20, 2020
With the upcoming elections, residents and property owners are welcome to display political signs on private property.
August 20, 2020
City Manager's Weekly Update
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In this week's issue:
With the upcoming elections, residents and property owners are welcome to display political signs on private property. Signs may not be placed on public property, such as utility or traffic signal poles, public parks, or within public rights-of-way, such as parkways and medians.
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The City has received many calls regarding salons opening up indoors as a protest to the Governor and County orders prohibiting indoor operations. Businesses that continue operating indoor operations in violation of the Health Order are subject to fines, a revoked County Health Permit, and ultimately closure.
The Wilderness Park closure has been extended through Friday, August 21.
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