(A) Political advertising signs, as defined by § 153.004, shall not be permitted to be placed on premise earlier than 60 days prior to a particular primary or general election with a maximum sign face not to exceed 12 square feet and four feet in height to the top of the sign.
(B) Political advertising signs shall not be permitted on-premise earlier than 30 days prior to a particular primary or general election with a maximum sign face not to exceed 32 square feet and six feet in height to the top of the sign.
(C) These signs shall be confined within private property, shall not be within the defined corner vision clearance of an intersection or the city street right-of-way.
(D) No political advertising sign shall be attached to public utility pole, city street tree or any public or private advertising sign.
(F) All out-of-date primary or general election political advertising signs shall be removed within 14 days after the primary or general election for which it applies.
(G) A political advertising sign shall be permitted by right, and does not require a sign permit.
(Ord. 6-2002, passed 3-19-2002)