(A) Signage shall comply with the standards of § 151.30, Sign Regulations.
(B) Signs should respect the overall architectural composition of the building and its scale while not overwhelming the façade.
(C) Sign colors shall relate to the style and period of the building. In general sign colors shall be muted rather than vivid. Paint shall be flat, satin or semi-gloss.
(D) Corporate identity colors or logos may be permitted and shall be used with restraint.
(E) Sign materials may be wood, composite wood, metal, polycarbonate or high density urethane (HDU) with painted or vinyl letters. Other materials may be permitted, if appropriate.
(F) Wall signs should be affixed on a continuous, flat, vertical, opaque surface and cannot project more than six inches from the building surface. Signs may not cover architectural features.
(G) Wall and projecting signs should have a simple design and shall not have more than three lines of letters.
(H) Illuminated signs are permitted in compliance with § 151.3014(N). The illumination source for a sign should be compatible with the sign and the building.
(I) Neon signage is prohibited, with the exception of internally illuminated "Open" signs in the window, not to exceed three square feet in size.
(J) Window signs are permitted in compliance with § 151.3012(F).
(Ord. 7-2006, passed 4-19-06; Am. Ord. 16-2013, passed 11-6-13; Am. Ord. 9, 2018, passed 7-11-18; Am. Ord. 2, 2022, passed 4-6-22)