(A) Signs permitted. Only the following specified signs may be displayed in relation to a pending residential or neighborhood sale:
(1) Residential sale.
(a) On-site sign permitted. Only signs provided by the city are allowed. One sign shall be permitted and must be displayed on the property of the residence where the residential sale is being conducted.
(b) Off-site signs permitted. Only signs provided by the city are allowed. Two signs shall be permitted to be displayed on city’s right-of way. The sign must be posted as to not block the view of traffic.
(c) Prohibited signs. No signs shall be erected, placed, posted or otherwise displayed on any public street signs and posts, traffic signs and posts, or upon a public utility pole, street light, or street light standard.
(2) Neighborhood sale.
(a) On-site sign permitted. Only signs provide by the city are allowed. One sign shall be permitted and must be displayed on the property of the residence where the neighborhood sale is being conducted.
(b) Off-site signs permitted. Only signs provided by the city are allowed. Two signs shall be permitted to be displayed on city’s right-of way. The sign must be posted as to not block the view of traffic.
(c) Prohibited signs. No signs shall be erected, placed, posted or otherwise displayed on any public street signs and posts, traffic signs and posts, or upon a public utility pole, street light, or street light standard.
(B) Time limitation. Such signs shall not be erected sooner than the day of the sale and all signs must be removed at the close of the residential or neighborhood sale activities.
(C) Removal of signs. The person to whom a residential or neighborhood sale permit was issued shall be responsible for removing any such signs.
(Ord. 3204, passed 7-7-09; Am. Ord. 3221, passed 6-7-11)