(A) All pole and structural members shall be of steel. All billboard type signs shall be mounted on single-pole or I-Beam structures. High-rise type signs may be erected on one or more steel support structures. All members shall be painted.
(B) All frames surrounding poster or bulletin signs shall be of painted metal, rough sawn cedar, or of a framing material of equivalent quality.
(C) Each sign structure shall have the name, address, and telephone number of the owner posted thereon. On sign structures utilizing electricity for illumination and so forth, the sign structure shall feature Underwriter's Laboratory approval of that installation.
(D) A sign may be mounted with two faces back-to-back (or V'ed) at an angle not to exceed 60 degrees.
(E) When a structure is constructed in such a manner as to have a copy material facing in a single direction, the exposed rear of the sign and the structural members shall be finished and maintained to a degree equal to that of the copy side of the sign.
(F) All lighting intended to illuminate copy on an outdoor interstate highway sign shall be mounted below the sign and directed upward towards the copy in order to prevent spillover onto the surrounding uses.
(G) All signs and structures shall be kept in good repair and in a safe, neat, clean, and attractive condition. Failure to comply with the maintenance requirements as determined by the Town Building Commissioner following an inspection of the sign may result in revocation of the sign permit. Should the lack of maintenance of the sign provide an immediate threat to public health, safety, or welfare, as determined by the Town Building Commissioner, he shall order, in writing, the immediate removal of the sign by the sign owner on record.
(H) The Building Commissioner shall, following his inspection of the sign and notification of the sign owner of record, order the removal of any obsolete or abandoned sign by the sign owner of record.
Penalty, see § 110.99