o The Editor: Has anyone noticed that this township has become just what supporters of the sign ordinance wanted to avoid? Our township looks like Tilton Road. It is very unsightly to see the sign pollution that now exists, and it is getting worse. Where is the enforcement of the sign ordinance? Contractors are placing signs at locations where work is not being performed; there are signs saying “Will Drive Your Car To Florida for $5” signs; pizzas by the dozens, sandwich boards with the daily lunch specials and auto dealers with flags and banners draped from their buildings. The mayor is allowing this lack of enforcement by letting island organizations place signs up and down the Avalon and Stone Harbor boulevards. We’re not talking about one or two signs; there are 15-20 along these routes. As I understand the ordinance, the only flags allowed to be flown are “open” flags and the American flag and special event banners with permits. It looks very tacky and it is distracting from the beauty of our township. It’s time to treat everyone the same right across the board and stop making exceptions for certain people and groups. What good is an ordinance if it is not enforced? It’s time to enforce the sign ordinance and clean up our unsightly highways. RICHARD RIXEY Court House