(a) Signs are allowed as follows on private property in residential zones except those signs prohibited by Section 1335.06:
(1) All signs as permitted in Section 1335.14.
(2) One subdivision identification sign per street frontage, neighborhood, subdivision, or development, not to exceed forty-eight square feet of sign area in each location.
(3) One identification sign per entrance to apartment or condominium complex, not to exceed thirty-six square feet of sign area.
(4) For permitted nonresidential uses, including churches and synagogues, one freestanding sign, not to exceed forty-eight square feet in total sign area, and one wall sign not to exceed forty-eight square feet of sign area.
(5) Temporary special events sign(s) per premises, or grand openings, not to exceed forty-eight square feet, not to exceed seven days per calendar year per premises.
(6) One attached building nameplate per occupancy, not to exceed two square feet of sign area.
(7) Yard signs.
(b) Special regulations for residential zones are as follows:
(1) All allowed signs shall not exceed a maximum height limit of six feet and shall have a minimum setback of fifteen feet from any public right-of-way and shall not violate the Clear View Zone.
(2) Illuminated signs are prohibited.
(Ord. 047-06. Passed 6-5-06.)