(A) Prohibited signs.
(1) Off-premises signs except as exempted in § 152.07;
(2) Temporary and portable signs except as exempted in § 152.07;
(3) Stake signs, except those exempted by § 152.07(I), (J), (K), (M), (R) or (T);
(4) Roof signs;
(5) Bandit signs are declared to be abandoned trash at the time of posting and may be removed and discarded without notice;
(6) Signs on fences, except for temporary banners for outdoor athletic events, outdoor entertainment events or for public gatherings except as provided by § 152.07(Q);
(7) Flags exceeding 48 square feet in size;
(8) Flashing, fluttering, undulating, swinging, rotating or otherwise moving sign or sign surfaces, except for electronic scrolling or changing signs displaying at least 50% noncommercial messages such as time, temperature and community events of general public interest;
(9) Strings of lights not affixed to a rigid structural support or suspended from some structural support which eliminates load stresses from any electrical element, except as provided by § 152.07(P);
(10) Any sign lighting, other than neon tube lighting, that causes any direct or undiffused illumination to be visible from any roadway or any residential district;
(11) Any sign or portion thereof located within a ten-foot radius of any overhead power line, pole or crossbar, or creating a hazard to vehicular or pedestrian safety;
(12) Inflatable signs or tethered balloons;
(13) Signs emitting odor, visible matter or audible sound;
(14) Pennants or streamers; or
(15) Beacons.
(B) Prohibited locations. Unless required by law or otherwise allowed or permitted by these regulations, no sign or appurtenance thereof shall be placed in the following locations or areas:
(1) On, over, within or across a public street or right-of-way, except for:
(a) Development identification signs, marquee signs and wall signs, where allowed;
(b) Signs authorized or required by the local, state or federal government; and
(c) Banners as provided in § 152.07(P) below.
(2) On, over, within or across any land held in trust for the use of the public by any governmental or quasi-governmental agency;
(3) Any utility pole, street light, street sign or traffic control device or tree; or
(Ord. 08-342, passed 3-4-2008) Penalty, see § 152.99