The following signs shall not be erected, placed, established, painted, installed, or created until an approved sign permit has been issued by the Sign Administrator and shall comply with the general sign regulations set forth in this chapter and as set forth below:
(A) Residential or miscellaneous signs.
(1) Subdivision identification signs identifying the name subdivision or development name, provided:
(a) One sign per each side of a subdivision entrance shall be permitted;
(b) Such signs shall be indirectly illuminated;
(c) Such signs shall not exceed 20 square feet in area; and,
(d) The entire sign structure shall not exceed 25 feet in length and eight feet in height.
(2) Building identification signs identifying the name of the owner or occupant of the building, provided:
(a) One sign shall be permitted and shall not exceed one square foot in area.
(b) Such signs shall be attached to the building, and
(c) Such signs shall not be illuminated.
(3) Multi-family residential development identification signs identifying only the name of the multi-family residential building or development, provided:
(a) One sign shall be permitted and may be wall- or ground-mounted;
(b) Such signs shall not exceed 20 square feet in area.
(c) If ground-mounted, the sign shall be set back at least ten feet from the right-of-way line or property line; and
(d) Such sign shall not exceed eight feet in height.
(4) Multi-family residential development directional signs, provided:
(a) A multi-family residential development shall be permitted one directional sign per each public road/street frontage;
(b) Such signs shall be illuminated by indirect or diffused lighting;
(c) Such signs shall not exceed three square feet in area; and
(d) Such signs shall be wall-mounted, or if ground-mounted, shall be set back at least five feet from the right-of-way line or property line.
(5) Home occupation signs, provided:
(a) One sign shall be permitted; and
(b) Such signs shall not exceed six square feet in area and must be wall-mounted.
(6) Conditional use signs provided:
(a) One sign shall be permitted;
(b) Such signs shall not exceed ten square feet in area; and
(c) Such signs shall be wall-mounted or freestanding.
(B) Public or semi-public institutional signs, indicating the name of the institution, provided:
(1) One sign, not exceeding 25 square feet in area and seven feet in height, shall be permitted;
(2) Signs may be indirectly or internally illuminated; and
(3) Such signs may also have one reader board that shall be attached to the principal sign and shall not exceed 15 square feet in area.
(C) Commercial, professional office, and industrial signs.
(1) Temporary signs providing directions to, drawing attention to, or advertising special sale, event, activity, use, goods, service, or product provided, sold, or conducted on the site, provided:
(a) One sign, not exceeding 40 square feet and seven feet in height, and small balloons, not exceeding 12-inch in diameter, shall be permitted;
(b) Such signs shall be securely installed or displayed and shall be constructed or designed in a manner which shall not cause the sign to be confused or interfere with a traffic sign or other traffic control device; and
(c) Such signs may be ground-mounted or building-mounted, and if building-mounted, the signage shall not extend above the peak, or highest point of the roof;
(d) Where a single-building or complex of buildings contains two or more principal uses with their own separate exterior customer entrances, each principal use located therein shall be permitted temporary signage as set forth above; and
(e) Each principal use shall be allowed up to six temporary sign permits per calendar year, and each permit is for one seven-day period.
(2) Permanent signs used for drawing or attracting attention to, providing as a symbol of, or conveying message concerning any activity, use, good, service, or product provided, sold, or conducted on the site, provided:
(a) Maximum number of permanent signs:
1. Individual principal use. An individual principal use located on an individual lot shall be allowed a maximum total of four signs, unless otherwise allowed in this chapter.
2. Multi-tenant and multi-use building with two or more principal uses without their own separate exterior building entrances and exits and sharing a common hallway.
a. The building shall be allowed a maximum total of four permanent signs, unless otherwise allowed in this chapter.
3. Multi-tenant and multi-use buildings and developments where a single building or complex of buildings contains two or more individual principal uses with their own separate exterior building entrances and exits.
a. Building signs. Unless otherwise allowed in this chapter, the number and size of permanent building signs for each principal use located within the development shall be based on the portion of the building elevation occupied by the use.
b. Freestanding signs. The number and size of freestanding signs for a multi-tenant and multi-use building and development shall be based on the total building size and public street frontage of the entire development. Individual buildings and uses within the development shall not be permitted individual freestanding signs.
Illustration 11-1. Multi-use building sign types.
(b) Permanent sign types.
1. Freestanding signs.
a. Developments with gross floor space less than 10,000 square feet and less than 200 feet of public road/street frontage:
i. Maximum number of freestanding signs. One freestanding sign. Free standing signs may have two faces provided that the two faces are either back-to-back or at an angle no greater than 60 degrees.
ii. Maximum sign area and height.
A. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of seven feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 50 square feet.
B. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of 20 feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 30 square feet.
C. When a freestanding sign is located more than 65 feet from the driving lane of a public road/street with 45 mph or greater speed limit, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 70 square feet, and the maximum sign height shall not exceed ten feet.
iii. Minimum setbacks. The minimum setback for freestanding signs shall be ten feet from rear and side property lines and off the right-of-way of any public road/street, unless otherwise stated in this chapter.
iv. Changeable copy sign. Each freestanding sign may have attached to it a changeable copy sign, provided:
A. Such sign shall not exceed one-half the sign area of the permitted freestanding sign to which it is attached.
B. Such sign may be electronic, such as light emitting diode (LED), provided:
I. Such sign shall be limited to text only, and the text shall be static and in a stationary or fixed position;
II. Such sign shall have a black opaque background and shall be limited to monochrome text and amber, green, blue, red, or white color;
III. Such sign shall not flash, scroll, chase, rotate, blink or pulsate or have any similar effects of movement;
IV. Such sign shall not include animated images and images which move or give the appearance of movement and shall not have visual messages with apparent motion caused by, but not limited to, the illusion of moving objects, moving patterns or boards of lights, expanding, contracting, or rotating shapes, scrolling or running messages, or other similar animation effects;
V. Such sign shall be programmed so that the text changes no more than every minute, and such changes of text shall be substantially instantaneous as seen by the human eye and shall not use fading, rolling, window shading, dissolving, or similar effects as part of the change;
VI. Such signs shall use automated light-sensing devices to reduce light levels at night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions, in accordance with the following standards:
(i) Such electronic signs shall have installed automated light-sensing devices (e.g., photocell technology) and shall, at all times, allow such monitors to automatically adjust the brightness level based on ambient light conditions, and
(ii) Maximum brightness levels for such electronic signs shall not exceed 500 nits, when measured from the sign face at its maximum brightness, during night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions;
VII. The maximum resolution of such signs shall be 46 millimeter (1.8 inch) pixel pitch.
VIII. Any electronic sign which malfunctions, fails, or ceases to operate in its usual or normal programmed manner causing therein motion, movement, flashing, or any other similar effects, shall be repaired or disconnected within 48 hours by the owner or operator of such sign;
IX. Permit applications for such electronic signs shall be accompanied by additional documentation as set forth in Section 12.2.3.2(e) of this chapter.
b. Developments with gross floor space less than 10,000 square feet and more than 200 feet of public road/street frontage:
i. Maximum number of freestanding signs. Two freestanding signs. Free standing signs may have two faces provided that the two faces are either back-to-back or at an angle no greater than 60 degrees.
ii. Maximum sign area and height.
A. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of seven feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 50 square feet.
B. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of 20 feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 30 square feet.
C. When a freestanding sign is located more than 65 feet from the driving lane of a public road/street with 45 mph or greater speed limit, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 70 square feet, and the maximum sign height shall not exceed ten feet.
iii. Minimum setbacks. The minimum setback for freestanding signs is ten feet from rear and side property lines and off the right-of-way of any public road/street, unless otherwise stated in this chapter.
iv. Minimum sign separation. The minimum separation between two freestanding signs on a lot or tract shall be 150 feet.
v. Changeable copy sign. Each freestanding sign may have attached to it a changeable copy sign, provided:
A. Such sign shall not exceed one-half the sign area of the permitted freestanding sign to which it is attached.
B. Such sign may be electronic, such as light emitting diode (LED), provided:
I. Such sign shall be limited to text only, and the text shall be static and in a stationary or fixed position;
II. Such sign shall have a black opaque background and shall be limited to monochrome text and amber, green, blue, red, or white color;
III. Such sign shall not flash, scroll, chase, rotate, blink or pulsate or have any similar effects of movement;
IV. Such sign shall not include animated images and images which move or give the appearance of movement and shall not have visual messages with apparent motion caused by, but not limited to, the illusion of moving objects, moving patterns or boards of lights, expanding, contracting, or rotating shapes, scrolling or running messages, or other similar animation effects;
V. Such sign shall be programmed so that the text changes no more than every minute, and such changes of text shall be substantially instantaneous as seen by the human eye and shall not use fading, rolling, window shading, dissolving, or similar effects as part of the change;
VI. Such signs shall use automated light-sensing devices to reduce light levels at night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions, in accordance with the following standards:
(i) Such electronic signs shall have installed automated light-sensing devices (e.g., photocell technology) and shall, at all times, allow such monitors to automatically adjust the brightness level based on ambient light conditions, and
(ii) Maximum brightness levels for such electronic signs shall not exceed 500 nits, when measured from the sign face at its maximum brightness, during night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions;
VII. The maximum resolution of such signs shall be 46 millimeter (1.8 inch) pixel pitch.
VIII. Any electronic sign which malfunctions, fails, or ceases to operate in its usual or normal programmed manner causing therein motion, movement, flashing, or any other similar effects, shall be repaired or disconnected within 48 hours by the owner or operator of such sign; and
IX. Permit applications for such electronic signs shall be accompanied by additional documentation as set forth in Section 12.2.3.2(e) of this chapter.
c. Developments with gross floor space more than 10,000 square feet and less than 200 feet of public road/street frontage:
i. Maximum number of freestanding signs. One freestanding sign. Free standing signs may have two faces provided that the two faces are either back-to-back or at an angle no greater than 60 degrees.
ii. Maximum sign area and height.
A. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of seven feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed fifty (75) square feet.
B. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of twenty (20) feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed thirty (45) square feet.
C. When a freestanding sign is located more than 65 feet from the driving lane of a public road/street with 45 mph or greater speed limit, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 100 square feet, and the maximum sign height shall not exceed ten feet.
iii. Minimum setbacks. The minimum setback for freestanding signs is ten feet from rear and side property lines and off the right-of-way of any public road/street, unless otherwise stated in this chapter.
iv. Changeable copy sign. Each freestanding sign may have attached to it a changeable copy sign, provided:
A. Such sign shall not exceed one-half the sign area of the permitted freestanding sign to which it is attached.
B. Such sign may be electronic, such as light emitting diode (LED), provided:
I. Such sign shall be limited to text only, and the text shall be static and in a stationary or fixed position;
II. Such sign shall have a black opaque background and shall be limited to monochrome text and amber, green, blue, red, or white color;
III. Such sign shall not flash, scroll, chase, rotate, blink or pulsate or have any similar effects of movement;
IV. Such sign shall not include animated images and images which move or give the appearance of movement and shall not have visual messages with apparent motion caused by, but not limited to, the illusion of moving objects, moving patterns or boards of lights, expanding, contracting, or rotating shapes, scrolling or running messages, or other similar animation effects;
V. Such sign shall be programmed so that the text changes no more than every minute, and such changes of text shall be substantially instantaneous as seen by the human eye and shall not use fading, rolling, window shading, dissolving, or similar effects as part of the change;
VI. Such signs shall use automated light-sensing devices to reduce light levels at night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions, in accordance with the following standards:
(i) Such electronic signs shall have installed automated light-sensing devices (e.g., photocell technology) and shall, at all times, allow such monitors to automatically adjust the brightness level based on ambient light conditions; and
(ii) Maximum brightness levels for such electronic signs shall not exceed 500 nits, when measured from the sign face at its maximum brightness, during night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions;
VII. The maximum resolution of such signs shall be 46 millimeter (1.8 inch) pixel pitch.
VIII. Any electronic sign which malfunctions, fails, or ceases to operate in its usual or normal programmed manner causing therein motion, movement, flashing, or any other similar effects, shall be repaired or disconnected within 48 hours by the owner or operator of such sign; and
IX. Permit applications for such electronic signs shall be accompanied by additional documentation as set forth in Section 12.2.3.2(e) of this chapter.
d. Developments with gross floor space more than 10,000 square feet and more than two hundred (200) feet of public road/street frontage:
i. Maximum number of freestanding signs. Two freestanding signs. Free standing signs may have two faces provided that the two faces are either back-to-back or at an angle no greater than 60 degrees.
ii. Maximum sign area and height.
A. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of seven feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed fifty (75) square feet.
B. For freestanding signs with a maximum height of 20 feet, the maximum sign area shall not exceed thirty (45) square feet.
C. When a freestanding sign is located more than 65 feet from the driving lane of a public road/street with 45 mph or greater speed limit, the maximum sign area shall not exceed 100 square feet, and the maximum sign height shall not exceed ten feet.
iii. Minimum setbacks. The minimum setback for freestanding signs shall be ten feet from rear and side property lines and off the right-of-way of any public road/street, unless otherwise stated in this chapter.
iv. Minimum sign separation. The minimum separation between two freestanding signs on a lot or tract shall be 150 feet.
v. Changeable copy sign. Each freestanding sign may have attached to it a changeable copy sign, provided:
A. Such sign shall not exceed one-half the sign area of the permitted freestanding sign to which it is attached.
B. Such sign may be electronic, such as light emitting diode (LED), provided:
I. Such sign shall be limited to text only, and the text shall be static and in a stationary or fixed position;
II. Such sign shall have a black opaque background and shall be limited to monochrome text and amber, green, blue, red, or white color;
III. Such sign shall not flash, scroll, chase, rotate, blink or pulsate or have any similar effects of movement;
IV. Such sign shall not include animated images and images which move or give the appearance of movement and shall not have visual messages with apparent motion caused by, but not limited to, the illusion of moving objects, moving patterns or boards of lights, expanding, contracting, or rotating shapes, scrolling or running messages, or other similar animation effects;
V. Such sign shall be programmed so that the text changes no more than every minute, and such changes of text shall be substantially instantaneous as seen by the human eye and shall not use fading, rolling, window shading, dissolving, or similar effects as part of the change;
VI. Such signs shall use automated light-sensing devices to reduce light levels at night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions, in accordance with the following standards:
(i) Such electronic signs shall have installed automated light-sensing devices (e.g., photocell technology) and shall, at all times, allow such monitors to automatically adjust the brightness level based on ambient light conditions; and
(ii) Maximum brightness levels for such electronic signs shall not exceed 500 nits, when measured from the sign face at its maximum brightness, during night and under cloudy or other darkened conditions;
VII. The maximum resolution of such signs shall be 46 millimeter (1.8 inch) pixel pitch.
VIII. Any electronic sign which malfunctions, fails, or ceases to operate in its usual or normal programmed manner causing therein motion, movement, flashing, or any other similar effects, shall be repaired or disconnected within 48 hours by the owner or operator of such sign; and
IX. Permit applications for such electronic signs shall be accompanied by additional documentation as set forth in Section 12.2.3.2(e) of this Ordinance.
2. Building signs.
a. Maximum number of signs.
i. Individual principal use. Each individual principal use located on an individual lot is allowed maximum three building signs, unless otherwise allowed herein.
ii. Multi-tenant and multi-use building with two or more principal uses without their own separate exterior building entrances and exits and sharing a common hallway. The building shall be permitted three building signs, and the sign sizes shall be based on the size of elevation as set herein, unless otherwise allowed.
Illustration 11-1. Multi-use building sign types
iii. Multi-tenant and multi-use buildings and developments where a single building or complex of buildings contains two or more individual principal uses with their own separate exterior building entrances and exits. Unless otherwise allowed in this chapter, the number and size of building signs for each individual principal use located within the development shall be based on the portion of the building elevation occupied by the individual principal use, as set forth below, as though they were individual and independent buildings.
b. Total allowable building sign area per elevation.
i. If the principal use has no freestanding signs, then the total allowable sign area for building signs shall be as follows:
A. If the business has a total of three building-mounted signs, each sign may be up to 7%;
B. If the business has a total of two building-mounted signs, up to 9%; or,
C. If the business has only one building-mounted sign, up to 11%.
ii. If the principal use has one freestanding sign, then the total allowable sign area for building signs shall be as follows:
A. If the principal use has a total of three building signs, each sign may be up to 5% of the building elevation or 30 square feet, whichever is larger;
B. If the principal use has a total of two building signs, each sign may be up to 7% of the elevation; or,
C. If the business has only one building sign, each sign may be up to 9%.
iii. If the principal use has two freestanding signs, then the total allowable building sign area is:
A. If the principal use has a total of two building signs, each sign may be up to 7% of the elevation; or
B. If the business has only one building sign, each sign may be up to 9%.
c. Building-mounted signs shall not extend above the peak, or highest point of the roof.
d. Projecting signs.
i. A projecting sign shall be a substitute for, or in lieu of, one permanent sign for the principal use;
ii. The sign shall have nine feet of clearance above sidewalk;
iii. The sign shall not project more than ten feet from building nor be any closer than 18 inches from curb or driving lane;
iv. The sign shall not extend above the peak of the roof; and
v. A two or more story building shall not have projecting signs above 20 feet high.
3. Off-premise signs for lots which are permitted a freestanding sign, provided:
a. The subject lot does not front a major artery or collector street, as identified in the Comprehensive Plan;
b. The subject lot is not located within the Central Business District, as defined by the Zoning Ordinance;
c. The subject lot is not in Light Industrial Park, as defined by the Zoning Ordinance;
d. The subject lot is not located in a shopping center, as defined by the Zoning Ordinance;
e. The on-site conforming sign would not be visible from a major artery or collector street;
f. The permitted off-site sign shall not exceed the size, height, and setbacks requirements of the free-standing sign of the lot on which it is located;
g. The off-site sign may not be located within 50 feet of any other freestanding sign;
h. The off-site sign shall be in lieu of a free-standing sign for the lot on which it is located; and
i. Written evidence of property owner consent must be submitted with the permit application.
4. Visual elements, provided:
a. One permanent and ground-mounted visual element per individual principal use shall be permitted as a substitute for, or in lieu of, one permanent sign allowed for the use;
b. The maximum size of the visual element shall be computed by means of the smallest cube that will encompass the extreme limits of the visual element and with maximum cube dimensions of seven feet in height, four feet in depth, and four feet in width;
Illustration 11-2: Visual Element
c. Parts of the visual element may not extend more than 20% beyond the limits of the allowable area set forth in subsection b. above;
d. Visual elements shall have no parts that move or give the appearance of movement and shall have no apparent motion caused by, but not limited to, the illusion of moving objects, moving patterns or boards of lights, expanding, contracting, or rotating shapes, scrolling, or running messages or other similar animation effects;
e. Visual elements must be securely installed or displayed and shall be constructed or designed in a manner which shall cause the sign to be confused or interfere with a traffic sign or other traffic control device; and
f. Commercial messages, logos, or symbols shall be limited to two sides of the visual elements and shall not exceed ten square feet.
5. Landmark signs, provided:
a. Such signs shall be exempt from size, height, and setback regulations, but shall comply with all other regulations set forth in this chapter; and
b. Such signs shall not encroach into a public right-of-way, unless otherwise allowed by an approved entrance permit by the appropriate governing authority;
c. Such signs shall be a substitute for, or in lieu of, one permitted sign for the principal use;
6. Accessory building signs, provided:
a. One building sign on an accessory building shall be permitted in addition to the building signs allowed for the individual principal use;
b. The maximum sign area shall not exceed one square foot per linear foot of the building length of the elevation facing the public street or private access way if the lot has no public street frontage; and
c. Additional accessory structures signs may be allowed but shall be a substitute for, or in lieu of, the permitted building signs for the individual principal use and shall comply with the maximum number and size of building signs allowed for the individual principal use.
7. Freestanding canopy signs, provided:
a. One sign on each canopy elevation (fascia) shall be permitted;
b. Each sign shall not exceed eight square feet; and
c. Such signs shall be permitted in addition to the building signs allowed for the individual principal use.
8. Light industrial commercial park (LIP) identification signs, provided:
a. One sign per public street entrance shall be permitted;
b. The sign shall not exceed 40 square feet in area;
c. A listing of individual businesses and industries shall be allowed as part of the identification sign; and
d. Written evidence of property owner consent must be submitted with the permit application.
9. Changeable copy window signs, provided:
a. One sign per individual principal use shall be permitted;
b. Changeable copy signs may be electronic, such as light emitting diode (LED), provided:
i. The sign or reader board shall be limited to text only, and the text shall be in a stationary or fixed position and shall not flash, scroll, chase, rotate, blink or pulsate;
ii. The sign or reader board shall not include animated images and images which move or give the appearance of movement and shall not have visual messages with apparent motion caused by, but not limited to, the illusion of moving objects, moving patterns or boards of lights, expanding, contracting, or rotating shapes, scrolling or running messages, or other similar animation effects; and
iii. The sign or reader board shall not change more than every minute.
c. Changeable copy window signs shall be permitted in addition to the building signs allowed for the individual principal use.
10. Open/closed window signs, provided:
a. One open / closed window sign shall be permitted in addition to the building signs allowed for the individual principal use.
b. Open/closed signs are not to exceed two square feet;
c. Open/closed signs may not display text, symbols, branding elements, hours of operation, or any other elements beyond the purpose of establishing whether a business is open or closed;
d. Open/closed window signs may be electronic, such as light emitting diode (LED), provided:
i. The sign or reader board shall be limited to text only, and the text shall be in a stationary or fixed position and shall not flash, scroll, chase, rotate, blink or pulsate;
ii. The sign or reader board shall not include animated images and images which move or give the appearance of movement and shall not have visual messages with apparent motion caused by, but not limited to, the illusion of moving objects, moving patterns or boards of lights, expanding, contracting, or rotating shapes, scrolling or running messages, or other similar animation effects;
11. Campus signs, provided:
a. Campus master sign plan (CMSP):
i. Prior to the installation or revision of any signs or visual branding elements on a campus which are in excess of the four allowable signs addressed in Section 11.3.2.1 maximum number of permanent signs of this chapter or for signs that differ from the approved size, materials, textures, or other regulated characteristics, a CMSP must be submitted to the City Sign Administrator for review and approval by the Bardstown City Council.
ii. The CMSP must be drawn to scale showing the location and dimensions of all proposed signs.
iii. The CMSP must include technical descriptions and color illustrations of all signs indicating their materials, design, colors, textures, method of illumination, and structural and electrical specifications, and any additional information necessary to satisfy the requirements of state and local construction codes.
iv. The CMSP must include any proposed signs located at public vehicular campus entrances.
v. The City Council may approve a CMSP as an alternative to the requirements set forth in Section 11.3 of this ordinance.
b. CMSP evaluation criteria. CMSPs shall be evaluated based on the following criteria:
i. Placement. All sign structures shall be placed where they are visible and legible. Factors to be considered include the location relative to pedestrian movement, traffic movement and access points, site features, other structures, and orientation relative to viewing distances and viewing angles.
ii. Size. All signs shall appropriate in size for visibility and legibility. Factors to be considered in determining appropriate size include topography, volume and speed of traffic, viewing distances and angles, proximity to adjacent uses, and placement of display.
iii. Quantity. The number of signs that may be approved within any campus shall be sufficient to provide necessary facilitation of internal circulation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic and wayfinding for safety of the occupants of vehicles and pedestrians.
iv. Design features and materials. Design features and materials shall be compatible with the architecture, colors, and materials of the structures.
v. Amendments. The City Sign Administrator may administratively approve minor amendments to a CMSP, where such changes are determined to have little or no visual impact and are consistent with the intent of the original approval.
c. Road-front entrance signs. Requests for additional signs placed at public vehicular campus entrances will be considered on a case-by-case basis, provided the following requirements are met:
i. The campus has more than one public vehicular entrance and each entrance is located on a separate public street or opposite sides of the same street; or the campus has more than one public vehicular entrance and the entrances are located at least 500 feet apart;
ii. The proposed signs conform to the area and height limitations set forth in Section 11.3.2.2.1.4 "Developments with gross floor space more than ten thousand square feet etc." of this chapter.
Requests must be submitted as part of a CMSP to the City Sign Administrator, for final approval by the Bardstown City Council. The CMSP will be evaluated to determine the smallest number and size of signs to be placed at the entrances to effectively direct the public to the campus.
(Ord. B2008-13, passed 8-12-08; Am. Ord. B-2018-03, passed 2-13-18) Penalty, see § 98.99