No signs, fliers or posters are allowed on trees, traffic signs, signal or utility poles. A permit for sidewalk sales, up to four per year, must be obtained from the Prescott City Manager. Sidewalk sales cannot obstruct the sidewalk. The placement of tables, benches and chairs by an adjacent business is allowed, as long as the outdoor furniture does not obstruct the sidewalk, is made of wood or metal and is kept clean and in good repair. In Downtown Prescott, the furniture must be made of black metal to be compatible with other downtown furnishings.
Today is just a great celebration of the beginning.
APS, Prescott Alternative Transportation and the Dexter Neighborhood are the city s West Granite Creek Park revitalization partners. Volunteers from the neighborhood, PAT, Prescott College, local Boys Scout troops and the community at large constructed trails and creek crossings over the last six months. The initial trails and future extensions provide alternative transportation links to the park, to downtown business districts and schools and to the Dexter neighborhood. APS, with the help of Riparia and community volunteers recently planted 30 different native trees, shrubs and grasses in the park area where contaminated soils were removed. The combination of the revitalized park land and the trails winding along meandering Granite and Miller Creeks is a source of pride for everyone involved in the project.