No sign shall be erected or displayed in any residential district or planned development-housing except as allowed below:
(1) Development identification signs containing the name and/or logo of a subdivision, multifamily development, mobile home park, or planned development, provided such signs are limited to one freestanding sign at each principal point of access to the development, as follows:
a. Reserved.
b. Monument sign: 60 square feet or two signs mounted on wooden, brick or stone entry walls, 30 square feet per display surface, and a maximum height of six feet above finished grade.
c. Ground sign: 60 square feet or two signs mounted on wooden, brick or stone entry walls, 30 square feet per display surface, and a maximum height of six feet above finished grade.
(2) Home occupation signs identifying a home occupation, provided such signs are not illuminated and are limited to one wall sign per zoning lot and a maximum display surface area of four square feet. The setback shall be at least 20 feet.
(3) A place of worship bulletin board or sign not exceeding 48 square feet for the purpose of displaying the name of the institution and other related information. Such signs shall be set back at least 20 feet from the street right-of-way or easement line, at a maximum height of six feet for ground and monument signs and the roofline for wall signs.
(4) Nonresidential signs identifying nonresidential uses permitted as a principal or special use in residential districts or as an accessory use in planned development-housing developments, provided such signs are limited to one freestanding or wall sign per zoning lot and 16 square feet in area per display, at a maximum height of six feet for ground and monument signs and the roofline for wall signs.
(5) Lighting of signs in residential districts and in planned development-housing developments is permitted if illumination levels are low, all fixtures are concealed, and spillover of light is minimal.
(Ord. of 7-10-2000, § 11.9; Amend. of 9-5-2006; Amend. of 9-4-2007)