(A) Location. Off-premises signs shall not be located on public rights-of-way and shall maintain a five-foot setback from public right-of-ways. Off-premises signs will only be permitted on undeveloped private property with the written consent of the property owner or agent for the owner of said property.
(B) Permit. A registered sign contractor shall submit a permit application which shall include a site plan, sign specifications and a notarized copy of the property owners consent form. A permit fee of $25 will be assessed for each sign.
(C) Size. Off-premises signs will not exceed 64 square feet per sign face, maximum height of 12 feet, minimum height of four feet to bottom of sign.
(D) Number of off-premises signs. For the purpose of marketing, a recorded subdivision will be allowed two off-premises signs. Such permitted signs are allowed for a maximum period of two years and upon expiration of such two-year period shall be promptly removed. If the subdivision is less than 80% sold at the end of such two-year period, the sign may be permitted for two additional years. At the end of the additional two-year time period said sign will be promptly removed.
(E) Off-premises sign information. The off-premises sign shall be limited to the following information:
(1) Name of the subdivision;
(2) Location of the subdivision;
(3) Distance of the subdivision; and
(4) Directions (with directional map) to the subdivision.
(1998 Code, § 98-136) (Ord. 04-10, passed 5-5-2004)