(a) A temporary political campaign sign may be placed in accordance with this article on public property that serves as an early voting location or election day voting location for an election that has been ordered by a governmental entity. Only signs that refer to a candidate or issue that is on the ballot at a particular voting location may be placed at that voting location.
(b) A temporary political sign placed on public property under this article may not:
(1) have an effective area greater than 20 square feet;
(2) be more than eight feet high;
(3) be illuminated;
(4) have any moving elements;
(5) be placed in or over any public right-of- way; or
(6) project more than 18 inches from a wall, roof, parapet, or eaves.
(c) Nothing in this article authorizes a person to place a temporary political campaign sign:
(1) on public property owned or operated by a governmental entity, other than the city, if such placement is not allowed by the governmental entity; or
(2) in a form, manner, or location prohibited by another city ordinance or state or federal law. (Ord. 28221)