(a) The director of planning and development shall review all signs to be placed on a construction barricade and upon approval of the signs by the director, a sign permit for the signs may be issued. This review is a condition on any permit issued for a construction barricade.
(b) A sign that is affixed to a construction barricade must not project horizontally more than two inches from the construction barricade.
(c) A sign that is affixed to a construction barricade must neither be lighted nor contain any moving parts.
(d) A sign that is affixed to a construction barricade must be removed when the construction barricade is removed.
(e) The information contained on a sign placed on a construction barricade may only convey information regarding what is being constructed on the site and who is conducting the construction, including the owners, developers, future tenants, lenders, architects, engineers, project consultants and contractors. The sign may not advertise a product and the total effective area of the words on a construction barricade sign may not exceed 50 square feet.
(f) A construction barricade may be fully decorated with a graphic except that:
(1) no decoration or part of the graphic may project more than two inches horizontally from the barricade facade, or
(2) no decoration or graphic may project more than four feet vertically above the top of the barricade. (Ord. 24974)