A. All applications for sign permits as provided by section 17.32.030 of this chapter shall be accompanied by a site plan and an elevation drawing. Upon request by staff, the site plan shall be provided and be produced in duplicate on paper of a minimum dimension of eight and one-half inches by eleven inches (81/2" x 11"). The site plan shall be drawn approximately to scale, and shall show accurate dimensions as proposed to be built, shall convey such information to the building official to determine whether the sign which is the subject of the application conforms to the provisions of this chapter. The site plan shall depict the exact site of the sign and its location in relation to the following features of the site:
1. Property lines and length of street frontage adjacent to the sign;
2. Existing and proposed buildings or other structures in the vicinity of the sign;
3. Existing curb cuts in the vicinity of the sign;
4. The location and size of existing signs adjacent to the area of the sign which is the subject of the application.
B. Elevation drawings to demonstrate design compatibility between the sign and adjacent buildings. The elevation drawings shall depict:
1. The type of sign as defined in section 17.32.020 of this chapter;
2. Sign materials, colors, lighting and other physical aspects of the sign;
3. The sign height measured from the bottom of the sign to its top and the height of the sign as installed from the ground;
4. Dimensions of the sign. (Ord. 1149, 2016)