For each residential subdivision entry street, a residential subdivision identification sign may be installed by a subdivision governing body and or subdivision residents, subject to the following regulations:
(A) Type of sign. Any such sign shall be a ground sign or a light pole sign, as defined in § 155.02.
(B) Area of sign.
(1) Any such ground sign shall not exceed 25 square feet in area, excluding any supports.
(2) Any light pole sign shall not exceed 3.75 square feet.
(C) Submission of plans. The plan for any proposed residential subdivision identification sign shall be submitted to the enforcement official, who may impose such specifications, as deemed necessary, for safety purposes prior to granting approval.
(D) Location and placement. Any such sign shall be located on private property. If authorization for placement on private property cannot be obtained, the sign may be located between the curb and edge of the public right-of way, the specific location of which shall be determined by the enforcement official in accordance herewith.
(E) Agreements; claims. Hereof and in the case of a proposed ground sign, upon the filing of a duly authorized agreement of indemnification of the village by the governing body or residents of the subdivision to protect the village against any claims arising out of the condition of the sign.
(F) Visibility; obstructions. Any such sign shall not obscure the visibility or line of sight of the operator of a vehicle at the intersection at which the sign is proposed to be located.
(Ord. 2002-09, passed 4-3-02) Penalty, see § 10.99