The following regulations shall apply in the A-P, A-P-C, and MF zoning districts:
A. Residential Uses: When signs are used for residential purposes, the regulations of the residential districts shall apply.
B. Nonresidential Uses:
1. Signs Permitted: Only one main identification sign per street frontage will be permitted for each property. No other signs will be permitted with buildings having one main entrance. On buildings with more than one public entrance, a supplementary directional sign indicating the names of the occupants and suite numbers may be located as near as practical to the public entrance.
2. Area Of Sign:
a. Any size sign may be used, to a maximum of twenty (20) square feet or total sign area per building or site. The maximum area shall include any directory type listings incorporated in the sign. If a directory type listing is used to designate individual businesses, the maximum area provided for each business shall be one square foot, which shall be counted toward the total sign area.
b. For the supplementary directional signs for buildings having more than one public entrance, the maximum area of the sign shall be three (3) square feet or one-half foot (1/2') per business, whichever provides the lesser area. If this sign is less than two (2) square feet or less, it shall not count toward total sign area.
3. Wall Signs: If the sign is to be attached to the building, it shall be placed parallel to the surface of the building, and may not extend out from the building more than twelve inches (12").
4. Freestanding Signs: Freestanding signs shall be constructed as monument signs, and shall be parallel with the street and located not closer than ten feet (10') from the street property line or future right of way line.
5. Freestanding Signs On Corner Lots: A monument sign may be placed on a corner lot with a setback of ten feet (10') from each of the streets. The sign may have two (2) faces, each parallel with a street and a maximum area of ten (10) square feet for each face.
6. Illumination Of Sign: The sign illumination shall be of such intensity or arranged in such a manner so as not to create glare for abutting properties or vehicular travelers. (Ord. 2552 § 1, 2004)