Signs located in the following districts and that are consistent with the following provisions shall be permissible. A building permit shall be required for the construction of any sign, except those located in the urban reserve, open space, recreation and public facilities; rural residential; single-family residential; and multiple-family residential districts. The standards contained within this section apply to one side of the sign:
(A) Urban Reserve; Open Space, Recreation and Public Facilities; and Rural Residential Districts:
(1) One sign, not exceeding two square feet, containing the name and address of the resident;
(2) Signs identifying the sale of products raised on the property. These signs shall not exceed 32 square feet; and
(3) A sign signifying the sale, lease or rental of the property. This sign shall not exceed 32 square feet.
(B) Single- and Multiple-Family Residential Districts:
(1) One sign, not exceeding two square feet, containing the name and address of the resident; and
(2) One externally illuminated permanent subdivision or multiple-family entrance sign. This sign shall not exceed 32 square feet nor shall it be located in a public right-of-way. If ground mounted, the top of the sign shall not exceed four feet in height.
(C) Office District:
(1) One square foot of sign area for each two square feet of linear building frontage not to exceed 30 square feet, unless the use is located on a corner in which case the sign area shall not exceed 60 square feet. These signs may be ground-mounted or wall-mounted, or a combination of both; and
(2) Each office building is permitted 12 square feet of sign area in addition to the allotted sign area based on building frontage.
(1994 Code, § 15.24.050) (Ord. 90-101, passed - -1990)