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AKC Permit - Chris Polster

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  1. AKC is a permitting leader in the sign industry. We currently have field representative positions available in the following markets:

    NY: New York City, Albany

    TX: Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, El Paso, Amarillo/Lubbock

    OR: Portland

    LA: Baton Rouge, New Orleans

    HI: Honolulu

    PA: Pittsburgh

    MN: Minneapolis

    MD: Baltimore/DC

    UT: Salt Lake City

    Please email resumes and/or work histories to Chris Polster chrisp@akcservices.net

    www.akcservices.net

  2. AKC Services, Inc. / Permit Specialist, a leader in the permit industry specializing in sign permits for local and conversion projects is seeking representatives in the following markets: Seattle, WA; Portland, OR; Salt Lake City, UT; Dallas, Tx; Houston, TX; San Antonio, TX; Chicago, IL and New York, NY area. Other territories and opportunities may be available.

    Extensive sign permitting experience is required. All interested parties should email their information and experience to the following contact:

    Chris Polster

    AKC Services, Inc. - Corporate Office

    31681 Riverside Drive, Suite B

    Lake Elsinore, CA 92530-7815

    chrisp@akcservices.net

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  3. We have seen the shopping centers emptying out as well. This is the case in all of our territories throughtout the Western US. I meet with developers every week and each one of them tells me that they cannot get funding to upgrade, build, or repair their centers. However, we are starting to see our small account permitting division pick up a bit. We re finding that though many of the large chain stores are not expanding the mom and pops are starting to open stores due to the decreased rental rates that kept them out of the market in the past. Also, after speaking with many of the large chain stores it appears that they are waiting for the recession to ease a bit more before outlaying the money to upgrade their images to a fresh new post recession look.

  4. Welcome to the forum Chris. Are you starting to fill out more and more title 24 forms with your electrical signs for CA?

    Oops, still learning the system. I just made a double post.

    Our firm has been filling our the Title 24 documents for several years now. In the beginning only a handful of cities in California required them; however, more are now.

  5. It has been our experience that if you do not remove the sign structure and only change out electrical components that only an electrical permit wil be required. Occasionally, cities will ask if any other maintenance will occur on the sign. The reason for the question is to determine if 50% or more of the sign is being replaced. If that is the case most municipalities require that the sign be permitted as if it were new and make sure that everything conforms to current code restirctions. These results are typical of California, Arizona and Nevada.

  6. It has been our experience that if you do not remove the sign structure and only change out electrical components that only an electrical permit wil be required. Occasionally, cities will ask if any other maintenance will occur on the sign. The reason for the question is to determine if 50% or more of the sign is being replaced. If that is the case most municipalities require that the sign be permitted as if it were new and make sure that everything conforms to current code restirctions. These results are typical of California, Arizona and Nevada.

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