Regulations for permitted signs in agricultural and residential zoning districts are as follows:
(A) Nameplate, political, sale, real estate sales, temporary, and warning signs;
(B) No sign shall have more than 2 surfaces;
(C) Number of each type of sign allowed per lot frontage: One of each of the permitted type signs, except temporary signs where 2 will be permitted and political signs where 1 for each candidate will be permitted;
(D) No sign shall be more than a total of 16 square feet with a 4-foot maximum for any dimension except as otherwise restricted in this subchapter. The total square feet for all signs shall not exceed 32 square feet per lot;
(E) The top of the display shall not exceed 12 feet above grade;
(F) All private signs shall be set back at least 10 feet from the property line or the edge of the paved surface of any street or other public right-of-way;
(G) Sale signs shall be removed within 24 hours after the end of the event;
(H) Temporary signs may be hung upon a primary structure or from a crossbar or poles erected for this purpose, but may not be placed on exterior fencing or accessory buildings; and
(I) Commercial special occasion ceremony venue signage must meet the requirements set forth in § 159.117. Signage requires approval as part of an interim use permit to be valid as required for a ceremony venue.
(Prior Code, Ch. 300 § 727.14) (Am. Ord. 7494, passed 5-29-2001; Am. Ord. 7544, passed 4-21-2015)