(A) All signs are prohibited in residential and agricultural districts except as set forth in this section.
(B) All signs enumerated in § 156.174.
(C) Name and address plates for buildings containing more than two dwelling units, provided that such signs shall not be more than three square feet in area.
(D) Identification ground signs for nonresidential uses, such as churches, cemeteries, golf courses, private nonprofit recreational areas, provided that such signs are limited to one sign per building entrance, and provided that each such sign be limited to 32 square feet of area, and six feet in height.
(E) Two permanent residential development ground signs shall be allowed at each entrance to a residential development and containing no commercial advertising, constructed entirely upon privately owned property, constructed of material which is the same or of a more permanent nature than the material used in the buildings and as approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission and Village Board.
(F) One temporary real estate marketing sign shall be allowed at the major entrance to a residential subdivision, not to exceed 64 square feet in area and ten feet in height, containing the name of the development and the names of builders or units therein. Such signs shall be considered temporary and must obtain a temporary sign permit as outlined in § 156.168. Such signs shall be removed when 90% of the residential building permits are issued for an entire development.
(G) Two temporary real estate marketing signs shall be allowed on undeveloped and vacant land to call attention and/or give directions to either an on-site or off-site residential development. Each sign shall be located entirely on private property, shall not exceed 32 square feet in area and shall not have a total height of more than ten feet. Such signs shall be considered temporary and must obtain a temporary sign permit as outlined in § 156.168. Such signs shall be removed when 90% of the building permits have been issued for the entire development.
(H) One temporary residential real estate sign shall be allowed on developed lots within a residential development for the purpose of advertising the lot for sale or lease. Each sign shall be located entirely on private property, shall not exceed 16 square feet in area and shall not have a total height of more than eight feet. Such signs are temporary and must obtain a temporary sign permit as outlined in § 156.168.
(I) One temporary real estate marketing sign shall be allowed for conforming model homes utilized to sell homes within that subdivision. Each sign shall be located entirely on private property, shall not exceed 16 square feet in area and shall not have a total height of more than eight feet. Such signs are temporary and must obtain a temporary sign permit as outlined in § 156.168.
(Ord. 730, passed 9-21-92; Am. Ord. 1342, passed 5-3-04; Am. Ord. 1559, passed 12-1-08; Am. Ord. 1618, passed 5-3-10)