Harriman sidewalk signs must go

Roane County Commissioner Randy Ellis thinks Harriman should make some changes to its codes enforcement.

Ellis, whose family owns a small business called Ellis Surplus and Salvage, recently was miffed to find out he has been violating city codes by having a small sign on the downtown sidewalk.

Other businesses, such as the bakery, also have had such signs, but officials said they also have been notified they must go.

Ellis’s business recently moved from its previous location on Morgan Avenue to the former Roane Furniture building on Roane Street.

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