For multiple-occupancy commercial and industrial condominium or lease developments under unified control (e.g., shopping centers or industrial complexes), the following regulations shall apply:
A. Master Sign Plan Required: A master sign plan shall be required prior to the issuance of new sign permits in the development complex. The master sign plan shall identify standards and criteria for all signs in the complex that require permits. The master sign plan shall be consistent with the standards for all signs generally, and the specific plan shall be consistent with the standards for all signs generally, and the specific regulations associated with the zoning district in which the complex is located, and shall address at a minimum, the following:
1. Proposed sign location(s).
2. Materials.
3. Type of illumination.
4. Design of freestanding sign(s).
5. Size of sign(s).
6. Quantity of different sign types.
7. Uniform standards proposed for all signage, including signage that does not require a permit (e.g. direction signage), as well as building and freestanding signage which does require a permit.
B. Compliance with Master Sign Plan: All applications for sign permits for signage within the complex shall comply with the approved master sign plan.
C. Review of Master Sign Plan: The master sign plan shall be reviewed in accordance with procedures for processing a sing permit application.
D. Amendments to the Master Sign Plan: Any amendments to the master sign plan must be signed by the owner(s) of the development complex before such amendment will become effective. (Ord. 619, 4-13-2021)