§ 97.02 REGULATIONS ON TEMPORARY SIGNS.
   (A)   No advertiser shall display or cause to be displayed any temporary sign that has an area of more than 12 square feet.
   (B)   No advertiser shall display or cause to be displayed more than two temporary signs at any one given time.
   (C)   Temporary signs which are used to advertise or solicit interest in an event, function, or activity shall not be posted or displayed more than 30 days in advance of the function, event, or activity and shall be taken down and removed from public view within ten days after the conclusion of the function, event, or activity.
   (D)   All temporary signs that are displayed within the town shall include the following information on the face of the sign in a legible manner: name and/or address of the person who displays or is responsible for displaying the sign and the time and date of the event, function, or activity.
   (E)   No advertiser shall attach or affix, nor cause to be attached or affixed, any temporary sign to any street light pole within the town by the use of tape or other adhesive or abrasive materials which may damage the painted surface, obstruct visibility, or create any potential threat to the public safety.
   (F)   Temporary signs are prohibited from being attached or affixed to any sign post in the town.
   (G)   All temporary signs are encouraged to be mounted on stakes made of wood, plastic, or metal and stuck into the ground whenever possible. In the event a temporary sign is placed upon a street light pole, the use of string, ribbon, or yarn is encouraged to adequately secure the temporary sign to the pole without damaging the painted surface.
(Ord. 2009-03, passed 4-14-09) Penalty, see § 97.99