826.11 TEMPORARY SIGNS.
   Temporary signs shall be permitted within the City provided they satisfy all of the following established standards and requirements:
   (a)   General Standards.
      (1)   No temporary sign shall be mounted, attached, affixed, installed, or otherwise secured by any permanent means to any building, permanent sign, other structure, improvement, or to the ground upon which it is erected.
      (2)   No temporary sign shall be mounted, attached, affixed, installed, or otherwise secured as to protrude above the roof of a structure.
      (3)   Temporary signs shall not be illuminated.
      (4)   No temporary sign shall be located in a public right-of-way unless required by local, state or federal law or is otherwise permitted by this chapter.
      (5)   No temporary sign shall create a safety hazard to pedestrians or vehicular operators or passengers.
      (6)   Portable, temporary signs are permitted provided they are tied down to prevent damage to other structures or property.
   (b)   Permits.
      (1)   Commercial nature. Permits are required for all temporary signs of a commercial nature.
      (2)   Non-commercial nature. Temporary signs of a non-commercial nature - whether in Residential or Commercial, Industrial, or Office Zoning Districts - shall not require a permit so long as otherwise in compliance with other regulations set forth in this Section 826.11 .
   (c)   Additional Standards in Residential Zoning Districts.
      (1)   Five ground temporary signs are permitted per street frontage.
      (2)   Temporary signs shall be set back a minimum of 25 feet from any side lot line and ten feet from any right-of-way provided the proper sight distance is maintained.
   (d)   Additional Standards in Commercial, Industrial, and Office Zoning Districts.
      (1)   One temporary sign is allowed per street frontage.
      (2)   Maximum height: seven feet.
      (3)   Maximum sign area: 32 feet.
      (4)   Temporary signs shall be set back a minimum of 25 feet from any side lot line and ten feet from any right-of-way provided that proper sight distance is maintained.
(Ord. 05-2021. Passed 3-4-21; Ord. 30-2021. Passed - -.)