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Any update on this?

This sign is on private property and it is up to the owner of the property to fix the issue. We have reached out but have not heard back from them regarding fixing as of yet.

Why put a City's sign on private property haha. Ok.......

So, there is a city sign on private property, with the cities crest, and the city can't touch it? What would happen if someone vandalized the sign or if the property owner decided to put their own phrase on the sign? What if the property owner refuses to maintain the "Welcome to Clawson" sign?

Yes Hans Baran!! Exactly what I said. Makes no sense.

We are working on fixing this issue and are moving forward with replacing the decal logo. Hopefully we can get a new decal put on it in the next few weeks. Thank you for letting us know and understanding as we tried to remedy the situation while working with the property owner as well.

...this still hasn't happened.

this came up at council, a long time ago

If it's an issue of money, I'll donate the $15 to have a new decal made.

Our current logo is being touched up to use on a new decal. We apologize for the time it is taking but we are working on it and we hope to have a new decal soon.

Again, it is a sign about clawson, that is on PRIVATE property, Letter of the boundary, It is up to the owner to fix, since it is his property. Not Clawson's, I understand the "stand Off"

This is to inform you that the information you have provided to the City of Clawson has been reviewed and resolved. If you have any additional questions or concerns please contact the City at 248-435-4500.

This is to inform you that the information you have provided to the City of Clawson has been reviewed and resolved. If you have any additional questions or concerns please contact the City at 248-435-4500.

Thanks for fixing this issue!