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A. Shingle signs shall be limited to one per tenant space frontage and shall be located at a point of public access.
B. Shingle sign area shall not exceed five square feet.
C. A shingle sign shall be located in front of the tenant space it pertains to and shall be suspended from a covered porch, walkway, extended roof or similar architectural element.
D. A minimum clearance of eight feet shall be maintained beneath a shingle sign.
Sign walkers are allowed subject to the following:
A. Sign walkers are prohibited in parking aisles or stalls, in driving lanes or driveways, in construction zones.
B. Sign walkers are prohibited from operating in any manner that obstructs visibility or movement of pedestrians, motorists or cyclists.
C. Signs displayed by sign walkers shall not include any form of illumination, animation, or attachment.
D. Signs displayed by sign walkers shall not exceed eight square feet in area.
Signs are allowed in residential areas subject to the following requirements:
A. All signs shall comply with the regulations of this chapter applicable to the sign type, as further regulated by this section.
B. All signs shall be displayed on the sign-property.
C. Temporary signs in residential areas are subject to the requirements of section 17-10-30 (temporary signs—general requirements), and each temporary sign must be clearly labeled with the name and telephone number of the sign owner.
D. Signs shall not exceed six feet in height unless attached to a wall or structure.
E. Each single-family residential sign-property shall be allowed a cumulative sign area of six square feet with no limit on the number of signs.
F. For multi-family uses, each residential unit shall be allowed a cumulative sign area of five square feet with no limit on the number of signs.
G. Signs have no display period limitations.
H. Signs may not advertise offsite commercial activities.
A subdivision entry sign, consisting of a wall sign or freestanding monument sign, may be placed at a main entrance to a residential subdivision or complex, subject to the following:
A. Subdivision entry wall signs may be mounted on a perimeter or landscape wall on both sides of a main entrance to a subdivision or complex. The cumulative wall sign area at each entrance to a subdivision shall not exceed 100 square feet
B. Subdivision entry freestanding monument signs shall be limited to one sign at each main entrance to a subdivision or complex subject to the following:
1. The sign area shall not exceed 100 square feet.
2. The sign must be setback a minimum of one foot from any property line.
3. The sign may not include an electronic message display.
A vehicle sign may be displayed only when all of the following conditions are met:
A. Signs must be painted on or applied directly to the vehicle and may not extend beyond the horizontal or vertical profile of the vehicle.
B. Signs shall not be mounted in the bed of a truck.
C. The vehicle displaying the sign must be operable, registered, licensed, and driven at least once a week.
D. The vehicle displaying the sign must be parked in a legal parking space.
A. Wall signs may be mounted flush, angled, bowed, or perpendicular to the wall.
B. Wall signs in residential areas shall be subject to the following:
1. In addition to an address sign as required by this chapter, a single-family residence shall be allowed one wall sign, not to exceed three square feet.
2. Wall signs on single-family residences shall not be placed higher than 10 feet above finished grade.
3. Multi-family residences shall be allowed one sign per dwelling unit, not to exceed three square feet.
4. A multi-family residential complex containing 12 units or more shall be allowed a maximum of 32 square feet of wall signage per street frontage.
5. Illumination of signage shall be prohibited with the exception of multi-family residential complexes containing 12 units or more.
C. Wall signs in non-residential areas shall be subject to the following:
1. Shall be allowed on no more than three elevations of any building.
2. The allowable sign area shall be calculated at a rate of 1.5 square feet for each linear foot of building elevation or tenant space frontage up to a maximum of 200 square feet per elevation.
3. Shall only be placed on the first and top stories of a multi-story building.
4. Shall be allowed on parapet walls that are structurally integrated into the original building design, and shall not be placed on parapet extensions added to an existing building.
5. Signs up to a cumulative total of 75 square feet of signage per canopy are allowed on all sides of a freestanding canopy structure, calculated in the same manner as any other wall sign.
A window sign may be painted on, adhered to, or suspended behind a glass door or window surface, subject to the following:
A. In non-residential areas, window signs shall cover no more than 40% of the window upon which the sign is displayed.
B. Window signs shall only be displayed on first floor windows.
C. Window signs shall only be internally illuminated.
D. Portions of window signs consisting of electronic message displays shall be limited to five square feet and shall be subject to the requirements of section 17-10-19 (electronic message displays).
III. Regulations for temporary signs
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