Business, 16.04.2021 05:10, rishiganesh

Jack wants to build a business with a 42-foot sign on the top of his building. He believes that the sign will generate a lot of business. The city has an ordinance which limits the size of the sign to 30 feet and requires that it be on a sign post, independent of other structures. Jack's attorney tells Jack he had better check with the city before he builds anything. What can Jack do about the sign issue?

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