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Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 15.148.670 of this chapter, a conditional use permit for a roof sign may be granted by the planning and design commission, following application and public hearing. (Ord. 2013-0021 § 66; Ord. 2012-004 § 34; prior code § 3.05.090)
The following regulations shall apply to the location and height of signs on parapet walls and various roof structures.
A. Parapet Wall. A sign may be attached to the face of a parapet wall, but may not be located so as to extend more than four feet above the highest point of such parapet wall.
B. Sloping Roof. A sign may be attached to the fascia of or located on the sloping roof of a structure but may not be located so as to extend more than four feet above the upper edge of the fascia of such sloping roof.
C. Shed Roof. A sign may be attached to the fascia of a shed roof of a structure but may not be located so as to extend more than four feet above the lower edge of the fascia of such shed roof. (Prior code § 3.05.091)
A detached sign may consist of more than one sign panel provided all such sign panels are attached to one common integrated sign structure. The total area of all such panels shall not exceed the maximum allowable sign area specified for a detached sign on the parcel. Where a sign message consists of separated or individual letters, modules, or symbols, each portion of such sign message shall not be considered as a one-sign panel. In such cases, a single continuous perimeter completely surrounding the sign message shall be utilized to determine its sign area. (Prior code § 3.05.092)
A detached sign supported by a sign structure which is imbedded in the ground and independent of a canopy for structural support, may project over a canopy. This section shall not be deemed to allow a detached sign to be located over, in whole or in part, the roof of a building. A detached sign which projects over a canopy shall comply with all other applicable regulations of this chapter. (Ord. 2016-0010 § 18; prior code § 3.05.094)
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