Level Nine needs your help (and the possibilty for you to earn some store Credit

[fat yeti]

More spam I know but its that time of year. Like the title says we need some help.

I am looking for people who own a house or buisness in the Salt Lake Valley that would be intrested in having a 4x3 sighn in there yard for a month. In return you would get store credit at Level Nine. The catch is you need to be on a busy street, the places we are looking for are along Wasatch Blvd, Foothill blvd, Parts of Highland drive, anything on 5600 S or 900 E near Sports Authority. Or near the mouth of Parlys, Big or Little cottonwood canyons. Or if you have freinds that live in any of those areas that would be intersted that would great as well. We are trying this out if it goes well then it may last all winter and you would get credit for each month the sighn was up. Please PM with intrest of you or a friend we are trying to get some sighns up for this weekend and would realy love to have some up around the area of the sports authority.

Thanks Fat Yeti

[fat yeti]

bump, you or someone you know wants some store credit at Levelnine

[smmokan]

I'm pretty sure that's illegal in a lot of neighborhoods.

[fat yeti]

Even on homes on busy Streets?

[smmokan]

I'm sure it varies by town/neighborhood, but I relate it to the first few replies in this thread:

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...vertising+yard

[altagirl]

You'd have to check with zoning (and you're probably covering several jurisdictions, though a lot of it is Salt Lake County.)

Salt Lake County Zoning ordinance - you want section 19.82 (Signs)

http://www.municode.com/Resources/ga...d=16602&sid=44

I don't think that's going to be permitted, unfortunately.

[TS Quint]

Although I doubt they could enforce anything having to with signs posted across the inside of a windshield of a car parked on the street in front of your home. But I'm not familiar with the area, so on street parking may not be an option either.

[fat yeti]

Thanks for the info, its apreciated

[SkiED]

Wow what a genius business plan, even before I was done reading your post I was wondering if thats even legal... You dont even bother to check the legality of your plans before you make a post? and I am supposed to trust you to do somethign as simple as mount my skis, yeah right...

[njfreeskier]

how is this any different than putting up a "Vote For......" sign or a "Protected By...." sign in you yard? it's your property, right?

[jfost]

SkiED - do you work at Sports Authority or something???

[fat yeti]

Skied lets jut say I work there and I do what Im asked to do. And lwe do a good job mounting skis and takeing care of customers. I figured I would post and see what I could find out.

[grrrr]

how is this any different than putting up a "Vote For......" sign or a "Protected By...." sign in you yard? it's your property, right?

Most sign ordinances specifically allow political signs during specified election periods.

The whole "it's your property" issue has limitations. You can't make meth, grow weed, burn tires, sell child porn, have open air strippers, sell beer to kids, play loud music all night long or shoot handguns at your neighbor's house.

[frankenskier]

My first reaction is that it sure must suck to work a place whose cash flow is so poor that they gotta ask the employees to go pimp on TGR to try and get some cut rate signage.

[haydukelives]

level nine is a great place with great guys working there.they do a fine job,and the price is right.i wish there was a place that good in cali now that in am there.

[altagirl]

Most sign ordinances specifically allow political signs during specified election periods.

The whole "it's your property" issue has limitations. You can't make meth, grow weed, burn tires, sell child porn, have open air strippers, sell beer to kids, play loud music all night long or shoot handguns at your neighbor's house.

Yeah - the ordinance has a special section for political signs around elections - they have to be removed 15 days after the election day or something like that.

And you ARE allowed to put up signs (that conform to the standards in the ordinance) advertising ON PREMISES services. So if you're running a legal business out of your home, you can advertise it that way, but since it's an off-premises business you'd be advertising, I think they categorize that as a billboard. (And they freaking hate billboards in most of the jurisdictions around here).

Sucks, but I don't think it'll work like you guys were hoping.

[fat yeti]

frankskier lets just say we try to keep advertising cost down so our prices stay low, This is my 5th season working for them. I have worked there 1 year full time and the rest part time since I graduated from College. They have treated me good so I keep comeing back part time and the prices on grear at levelnine is better than most, maybe its not all fat skis and metal bindings but the meet the needs of a lot of skiers.

[tex1230]

The whole "it's your property" issue has limitations. You can't make meth, grow weed, burn tires, ... have open air strippers, sell beer to kids, play loud music all night long or shoot handguns at your neighbor's house.

yet another reason NOT to move to Utah...everything fun is illegal....

[InspectorGadget]

Whatever happened to the time-honored concept of permission vs. forgiveness.

[fat yeti]

Whatever happened to the time-honored concept of permission vs. forgiveness.

good point I tried to get some people to do it they said no.

Thanks for all the heads up on this and I hope some of you stop by the shop this weekend

[splat]

Love their gloves.

Did I mention I used to be a glove model?