Temporary signs shall be permitted only in accordance with the following regulations:
(a) General.
(1) Temporary signs shall not be illuminated.
(2) Temporary signs that show evidence of deterioration, dirt, damage, or discoloration shall be removed or replaced.
(3) Temporary signs shall be placed no closer than five feet from any right of way line or property line.
(4) The maximum height of a temporary sign shall be four feet except that a temporary sign located in a vision triangle of any public street intersection or intersection of a public street with a private street, alley, or driveway shall be two and one-half feet or less above curb level.
(b) Window Signs. Interior temporary window signs that are intended to be visible from the public right of way, private street or sidewalk may occupy no more than thirty percent (30%) of the window area. The window area of each building or unit thereof shall be measured to include all glass area of windows and doors of the front façade. Glass area covered in a relatively permanent manner by nontransparent material shall be excluded from this measurement. Wherever possible, temporary window signs shall be clustered so that relatively large portions of window area remain unobstructed.
(c) Wall and Ground Signs. Temporary wall and ground signs that are intended to be visible from the public right of way, private street or sidewalk, may be displayed in compliance with the following regulations:
(1) One sign may be posted on property during active construction authorized by a Building Permit. Such sign shall not exceed twelve square feet in area.
(2) One sign may be posted on property that is actively marketed for sale or lease. Such sign shall not exceed twelve square feet in area.
(3) An additional twelve (12) square feet of non-commercial signage may be posted on a parcel.
(Ord. 2019-39. Passed 8-13-19.)