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No sign shall be erected until an improvement location permit is issued by the Building Commissioner.
(Ord. 13-93, passed 7-26-1993) Penalty, see § 10.99
Certain uses located in properly zoned districts need and have a right to advertise through the use of sign displays. So, it is the intent of this chapter to encourage creative and imaginative design and use of signs in order to create a more attractive economic and business climate. To ensure that the physical appearance of the community is protected and maintained, it is necessary to regulate the size, location, construction and manner of the display of signs as set forth in the chapter.
(Ord. 13-93, passed 7-26-1993)
(A) All signs, permanent and temporary, shall be constructed, connected, operated and maintained according to the specifications of the applicable building and electrical codes;
(B) All signs shall be maintained in a good state of repair;
(C) The total area of any embellishments shall not exceed 15% of the display area of the sign to which the embellishment is added;
(D) One non-illuminated identification sign on each side of each entrance to subdivisions not exceeding 30 square feet in area and not more than three feet in height, to be designed as an integral architectural feature of the entrance or of the building complex, giving only the name of the subdivision and logo; and
(E) One non-illuminated “For Sale” or “For Rent” sign per lot not exceeding six square feet in area nor closer than ten feet to adjacent zoning lots; said “For Sale” or “For Rent” signs permitted in this division (E) shall be placed only on the lot to which the signs refer.
(Ord. 13-93, passed 7-26-1993)
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