The following practices in relation to signs are prohibited, notwithstanding any other provisions in this chapter, in order to preserve the safety of pedestrian and vehicular movement:
(A) No sign shall be erected so that any part of it intrudes into a sight preservation triangle established;
(B) No sign shall use words such as “stop,” “slow,” “caution,” “danger” or similar admonitions which may be confused with traffic directional signs erected by governmental agencies;
(C) No sign shall be erected so as, by its location, color, nature or message, to permit it to be confused with or obstruct the view of traffic signals or signs or so it would tend to be confused with the warning lights of an emergency or public safety vehicle; and
(D) No sign shall contain pulsating, rotating, occulting or flashing lights. Signs showing time and temperature information and electronic changeable copy are permitted.
(1981 Code, § 704) (Ord. passed 6-28-2004) Penalty, see § 154.999