I have a question about a large sign for a business that has been open for many years. The sign is up against the street, which is west, but faces traffic (almost flat sign) on the north and south. It's very tall, higher than the building, and has many sharp angles both on the ground and up high. If we can fix the ground level angles, would it be OK to leave the ones that are higher than the building? I think the sign is close enough to the building that the top angles don't point at the door because they are too high,butmanyangles face the front of the building and the front door.

Thank you very much for your help.

Regards,

Robyn

Dear Robyn,

Yes, the action to be taken, seems reasonable.

So long as the pointed edges does not create a sha qi towards the main door, this is good i.e. cut it or "flatten it".

There is no issue if it looks like a "crown" - with spikes above. As this can become a sha qi to neighbouring buildings. For the higher floors, just be careful to avoid it being seen inside the premises. For example, if one works inside the same building, the pointed spikes should not be seen inside the work area.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/25/2004 3:24:53 AM, Anonymous wrote:

I have a question about a

large sign for a business that

has been open for many years.

The sign is up against the

street, which is west, but

faces traffic (almost flat

sign) on the north and south.

It's very tall, higher than

the building, and has many

sharp angles both on the

ground and up high. If we can

fix the ground level angles,

would it be OK to leave the

ones that are higher than the

building? I think the sign is

close enough to the building

that the top angles don't

point at the door because they

are too

high,butmany

angles face the front of the

building and the front door.

Thank you very much for your

help.

Regards,

Robyn