An Officer of the Community Standards Unit of the Ann Arbor Police Department found the property to be in compliance on 4/18/2018.

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Knowing that Tribble is a local and very reputable company, and that I have seldom seen their signs in inappropriate places, I called them yesterday after seeing this submission on A2Fixit. Spoke with a VERY nice woman who was concerned and responsive. She said their signs are only put up lawns where they have permission to do so, usually in conjunction with a painting job at that address. I explained to her that signs were not allowed on the grassy extension next to the road. She said she would take care of it and make sure the employees knew the rules. I'm guessing she had the sign in this complaint removed. Would be nice if folks would call businesses first in cases like this - - they often are pretty concerned and do take action.

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Nice! Thanks for calling and getting it done.

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