In all residential districts, signs shall conform to the following:
(a) Residential developments. Each residential development shall be permitted no more than two permanent ground sign, 20 square feet or less in area, located near each entrance to the development.
(b) Building signs. In multi-family developments, each building shall be permitted one wall, awning, canopy or ground sign ten square feet or less in area. Sign copy on awnings or canopies shall be eight inches in height or less and placed on that portion of an awning or canopy that is parallel to the wall of the building.
(c) Nonresidential main uses. One wall or ground sign 20 square feet or less in area may be permitted on the premises of a permitted nonresidential main use located in a residential district. Up to 60% of each sign face may include changeable copy.
(d) Temporary ground sign. One temporary ground sign may be posted on property during active construction authorized by a Building Permit. Such signs shall not exceed 32 square feet in area.
(e) Height and setback. Ground signs shall be five feet or less in height and shall be set back three feet from any street right-of-way and 20 feet from a lot line.
(f) Illumination. Permanent signs may be illuminated through an external light source.
(g) Temporary signs allowed without a permit.
(1) One temporary sign may be posted on property that is actively marketed for sale or lease. Such signs shall not exceed six square feet in area.
(2) Temporary noncommercial signage may be posted on any parcel provided that not more than four such signs 24 square feet or less in total area may be posted at any one time.
(3) Temporary signs shall be five feet or less in height and shall be set back three feet from any street right-of-way and ten feet from a lot line.
(Ord. 3108, passed 7-16-18)