Yes - the Graffiti Bylaw still exists with all of its' requirements, "provided someone files a complaint with regard to this piece of graffiti, with the City of Williams Lake"
Interesting that an individual was able to get up and "tag" that wall. Must be one flexible individual...
Some food for thought though - instead of graffiti removal being complaint driven
How would you all feel if the City did graffiti removal, as a City service (just like grass cutting, etc), rather than wait for complaints to come in to remove unwanted graffiti
If no one has complained then they must not be too peeved about it and it should be left alone. It looks better than a bit white square of coverup paint that doesn't match the wall anyways.
As the old saying goes -- "A Picture is worth a thousand words"
I thought the City had a fairly successful graffiti removal bylaw going, what happened?
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Interesting that an individual was able to get up and "tag" that wall. Must be one flexible individual...
Why doesnt the City get proactive on this stuff and start cleaning it up before someone has to complaen about it.?
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ReplyDeleteSome food for thought though - instead of graffiti removal being complaint driven
How would you all feel if the City did graffiti removal, as a City service (just like grass cutting, etc), rather than wait for complaints to come in to remove unwanted graffiti
Steve
If no one has complained then they must not be too peeved about it and it should be left alone. It looks better than a bit white square of coverup paint that doesn't match the wall anyways.
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