Chicago's Complicated Sign Permit Process Should Be Streamlined

By parvinclauss@parvinclauss.com August 13, 2015

From Crain's Thomas Corfman: A coalition of groups representing small-business owners is pushing the Emanuel administration to speed up the approval process for signs, which they say is needlessly slow and expensive. An application for a sign on average takes 10 to 12 hours to complete and then...

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