Tattoo parlor owner fights sign ordinance
BETHANY -- A sign advertising a tattoo parlor on Rockwell Avenue may not be allowed in the city unless the owner is approved for a shift from body piercing to body tattoo art, a city official said.
Anthony Padgett , owner of Bone Daddy, a body piercing shop in a former residence at 3411 N Rockwell Ave., recently applied for a change in wording on his sign. He wants it to advertise tattoos now offered at the shop....
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