A. The image of the City Seal is described and shown below:
Around the top half of the margin of the Seal shall be the city’s name, with the lower half of the margin surrounded by the words, “A Beacon of Progress.”
The middle inner circle section of the Seal contains a flame, with orange and red zinnia flowers immediately behind the flame surrounding it on the lower portion of the inner circle. On the right side of the flame there is a gray oil derrick, and two black and white eagle feathers paying tribute to the region’s Native American tribes on the right of the flame. The Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island are represented in the background. The city’s year of incorporation, 1924, is located at the top of the seal below the city’s name.
B. The term "general city logo" means the official logo of the City of Signal Hill that is displayed on official city documents, stationery, and monument signs, the image of which is substantially the same as the form shown below:
(Ord. 2023-10-1544 § 1 (part), 2023; Ord. 2008-11-1392 § 1, 2008)