Buildings or building units with lot frontage on two or more public streets may have permitted signs and sign area in addition to that otherwise permitted based upon the following:
(a) A building or building unit with frontage and a customer building entrance from a rear or side parking lot shall be permitted total additional wall, window or canopy signs not to exceed fifty percent (50%) of all sign area otherwise permitted. Such additional signs shall not exceed the number of signs permitted for the principal facade and street. This exception applies once and is not intended to be "per frontage" if a building or building unit has more than two frontages. Additional free-standing identification signs. are not permitted unless certain other criteria are met as outlined in subsection (b) hereof. This provision shall also apply to buildings or building units with secondary frontage adjoining a freeway right-of-way. In no case shall the total square footage of all signs exceed 300 square feet.
(b) For buildings or building units with frontage on more than one street and where the parking area is served by more than one vehicular entrance on the second street, one additional free-standing identification sign shall be permitted at each vehicular entrance if the minimum distance between any two such signs is 500 feet as measured along the right-of-way. In no case shall the total square footage of all signs exceed 300 square feet.
(Ord. 04-965. Passed 7-6-04.)