This chapter provides uniform sign standards that promote the safety of persons and property, provide for an efficient transfer of information in sign messages, and protect the public welfare by enhancing the appearance and economic value of the landscape. Specifically, these standards are intended:
A. To regulate, classify, restrict, and control the location, size, type, and placement of all signs and sign structures;
B. To eliminate and prevent excessive and confusing sign displays that do not relate to the premises on which they are located;
C. To preserve the natural beauty and environment of the county;
D. To safeguard, stabilize, and enhance property values;
E. To protect public and private investment in buildings and open spaces;
F. To ensure a consistent and appropriate aesthetic environment; and
G. To protect the public health, safety, and general welfare. (Ord. 10-001, 1-12-2010)