(A) Permits.
(1) Signs shall not be required to have a permit when a proposed sign is considered and approved along with a request for an occupancy certificate or building permit or is listed in § 154.124. In other cases, only the following types of signs shall be required to have a sign permit:
(a) Wall signs to be erected after the adoption of these sign regulations;
(b) Projecting signs to be erected after the adoption of these sign regulations;
(c) Ground signs to be erected after the adoption of these sign regulations;
(d) Roof signs to be erected after the adoption of these sign regulations; and
(e) Off-premise signs to be erected after the adoption of these sign regulations.
(2) Signs listed in § 154.124, portable, temporary or traffic directional signs, etc. shall not be required to have a permit.
(3) The Building and Zoning Inspector shall have the authority to determine the need for a permit where these regulations do not specifically address the case.
(4) A permit shall become void if the work for which the permit was issued is not completed within six months of the date of the permit.
(`94 Code, § 1179.16) (Ord. 4-93, passed 2-9-92)
(B) Fee. Fees for sign permits shall be $10 for each sign for which a permit is required.
(`94 Code, § 1179.17) (Ord. 4-93, passed 2-9-92; Am. Ord. 23-97, passed 7-8-97)