§ 155.075 SPECIAL EVENT SIGNS REQUIRING PERMIT.
   (A)   No special event sign shall be erected or maintained on or over any property owned or controlled by the village or public right-of-way by any person without first obtaining a permit issued by the Zoning Enforcement Officer, who shall consider the requirements and restrictions of § 155.074 and the remainder of this section in approving or disapproving the method of display, location, number and sizes of signs. The Zoning Enforcement Officer shall require evidence as to general liability insurance or its equivalent which names the village as an additional insured in amounts of no less than combined property damage and personal injury limits of $500,000 prior to issuance of a permit. Permit application must be made in the format required by the village and made available from the Village Clerk.
   (B)   Number and sizes of signs.
      (1)   Permits shall be granted for no more than ten special event signs to be displayed on any day. Where approved, applications are received from more than one organization for such signs to be displayed on the same day, and the total number exceeds the maximum provided in this section, each organization shall receive a permit for a pro rata number of such signs.
      (2)   Special event signs shall be no larger than 50 square feet in surface area.
   (C)   Length of time of display.
      (1)   Special event signs shall be displayed for not more than a consecutive 30-day period.
      (2)   No more than two days following the special event for which a sign permit is granted pursuant to this section, such special event signs shall be removed and the area where such signs have been displayed shall be cleaned and restored to its condition prior to display of such signs.
(Prior Code, § 9-7-6) (Ord. 2002-4, passed 3-18-2002) Penalty, see § 155.999