A. Sketch Required: Before erection of any sign constituting an independent structure ("structure" being defined as any construction requiring a permanent location), a drawing of the sign shall be submitted to the building inspector/code enforcement officer. The drawing need not be a formal architectural drawing, but must be a sketch showing the dimensions, nature of construction, materials to be used in erecting the sign, and location with reference to streets and ways.
B. Denial Of Permit: If the building inspector/code enforcement officer finds that the sign is or would be unsafe or insecure so as to be a menace to the public or would create dangerous situations by the obstruction of vision, he shall not issue a permit for the construction of such sign.
C. Inspection Fee: The building inspector/code enforcement officer may require staff review of the construction drawings. If an inspection is required, the associated inspection fee shall apply. The city council shall establish a schedule of fees for such action by resolution. The schedule of fees may be altered or amended from time to time by action of the city council with a resolution. (Ord. 975, 9-22-2015)
A. Bulletin Boards: Churches, public and semipublic buildings, hospitals and institutions in R and S districts may have one bulletin board not more than fifteen (15) square feet in area. (1996 Code § 17.44.020)
B. Temporary Signs; Nameplates: Temporary signs not more than ten (10) square feet in area pertaining to lease or sale of premises and a nameplate when nonilluminated and not greater in area than one square foot are allowed in R and S districts. (1996 Code § 17.44.030)
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