Sign requirements for Agricultural (A) Districts are as follows:
(a) Permanent Ground Signs.
(1) One ground sign shall be permitted for each developed parcel.
(2) Developed parcels located on corner lots are permitted only one ground sign.
(3) The total sign area of a ground sign shall not exceed 24 square feet per sign face or 48 square feet in total sign area.
(4) No ground sign shall exceed four feet in height from established grade to top of sign structure.
(5) Where a developed parcel has street frontage in excess of 250 feet, additional ground signs may be permitted, provided that the distance between ground signs is not less than 150 feet, and that the signs are not located closer than 25 feet to any adjoining property line.
(6) See Section 1290.15(g) for additional regulatory provisions.
(b) Permanent Wall Signs.
(1) For each nonresidential use on a zoning lot, one or more wall signs are permitted, the combined area of which does not exceed 15% of the total area of the wall to which the sign or signs are attached. The combined total of wall signs shall not exceed 100 square feet per street frontage.
(2) If no free-standing sign is used, the percentage of total wall area for wall signs may be increased 33% per street frontage. Lots with dual frontage may not combine permissible sign area for two or more building frontages for the purpose of placing the combined area of signs on one building frontage.
(3) See Section 1290.15(h) for additional regulatory provisions.
(Ord. 06-29. Passed 5-1-06.)