(A) Location. Permitted signs may be anywhere on the premises, but if wall mounted, shall be flush mounted and shall not project above the roof line. Freestanding signs shall be at least ten feet from any property line or right-of-way.
(B) Size. A sign not exceeding two square feet in area shall be permitted, per dwelling unit. The sign per dwelling shall indicate only the name of the occupant and may include the address. For multiple dwellings one additional sign totaling six square feet in area shall be permitted. The additional sign area permitted for multiple dwelling shall only be identification of the building.
(C) Home occupations or special use permits granted.
(1) There shall be permitted a small identification sign, being a maximum of six square feet in size, and no larger, to identify the location of the property as an area that has a special use permit or home occupation. See § 93.083 for setbacks of home occupation signs.
(2) At the time of application for the public hearing, if one is required, the applicant shall note to the Board of Appeals that sign for identification purposes is to be erected and in what manner, along with the size.
(D) Signs for non-residential and nan-agricultural permitted uses. Signs for non-residential and non-agricultural permitted uses in Residential, Agricultural, and/or Conservation Districts (i.e. schools, golf courses, churches and rectories, and the like) shall be permitted to have one square foot of sign area for each linear foot of building frontage on a street to a maximum of 75 square feet.
(Ord. 2014-18, passed 4-16-2014; Ord. 2014-14, passed 11-19-2014; Ord. 2020-02, passed 1-16-2020; Ord. 2024-01, passed 3-5-24)