Single-family residential subdivisions may be permitted the use of subdivision identification signs, subject to the following provisions:
A. Single-family residential subdivisions containing a minimum of fifty (50) units may be permitted subdivision identification signs at primary entrances to the development with a maximum sign area of twenty (20) square feet per face. The proposed signs at primary entrances may be located on both sides of the street. Any one development may have a maximum of two (2) primary entrances with subdivision identification signs.
B. The identification signs adjacent to each primary entrance shall be incorporated into a monumentation style structure, constructed of decorative block/brick and/or similar material, located behind the corner cutoff area, and have a maximum height of six feet (6'). Signs with a maximum height of three feet (3') may be located within the corner cutoff area.
C. Additional subdivision identification signs with a maximum height of six feet (6') may be permitted adjacent to all secondary entrances to the development provided they are located behind the corner cutoff area, and have a maximum height of six feet (6'). The actual sign face shall not exceed five (5) square feet. Signs with a maximum height of three feet (3') may be located within the corner cutoff area.
D. All subdivision signs, if lighted, shall be externally illuminated and all lighting shall be directed away from the street and adjacent properties.
E. Height of all signs shall be measured from the adjacent grade elevation.
F. An entity, such as a homeowners' association or a landscape and lighting district, shall be formed, empowered, and required to maintain all permitted subdivision identification signs. (Ord. 2552 § 1, 2004)