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(a) Movement control signs must direct vehicular or pedestrian movement within this district or to an adjacent and congruent district and may include the name or logo of any premise or activity center located in this district.
(b) Movement control signs:
(1) must not exceed three square feet in effective area;
(2) may be located in a public right-of-way; and
(3) may be erected anywhere within the district without limit as to number.
(c) Movement control signs may be attached or detached and may be erected on any premise without limit as to number. (Ord. 24974)
(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)
(a) In addition to the other protective signs permitted under Section 51A-7.918, Temporary Protective Signs may be erected anywhere on a construction site at anytime during construction. There is no limit on the number of these signs, but no sign may exceed 20 square feet in effective area or eight feet in height. Temporary protective signs may be illuminated, but no lighting source may project more than three inches from the vertical surface of, or six inches above the top of, the sign. All temporary protective signs must be removed upon completion of the construction.
(b) Temporary signs may be erected on construction fencing subject to Section 51A-7.925(b)(4).
(c) “For Sale,” “For Lease,” “Remodeling,” and “Under Construction” signs. Signs that relate exclusively to the sale, lease, construction, or remodeling of the premises on which they are located are permitted. There is no limit to the number of attached signs permitted. Detached signs are limited to one for each 100 feet of frontage on a public street or private access easement. If attached to a window, the maximum effective area of the sign is 16 square feet. If attached to other portions of a facade, the maximum effective area of the sign is 32 square feet. No detached sign may exceed 128 square feet in effective area or 16 feet in height. (Ord. 24974)
(a) District signs may only be a facade mounted banner sign, kiosk sign, newsstand sign, or a changeable message sign.
(b) A district sign may display:
(1) The name, trade name, or logo of the owner or occupant of the premise or the identification of the premises located in this district.
(2) Accommodations, services, or activities offered or conducted on any premise within this district;
(3) The advertisement of products by brand name or symbol for any products sold on a premise within this district if at least 10 percent of the sign is devoted to identification of the district;
(4) The sale, lease, or construction of any premise within the West Village Special Provision Sign District. (Ord. 24974)
(a) No more than two district identification signs are permitted in this district.
(b) A district identification sign may only display the name of the premise as a whole, i.e. “West Village,” and a logo identifying the district.
(c) No district identification sign may have a height greater than six feet, or an effective area greater than 150 square feet. (Ord. 24974)
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