A. Location
The pedestrian business
includes property as shown in Figure 1: Pedestrian Business
Downtown; Figure 2: Pedestrian Business
Fourth Avenue; Figure 3: Pedestrian Business
Park Avenue; and Figure 4: Pedestrian Business
Mercado.
Figure 1: Pedestrian Business
Downtown
Figure 2: Pedestrian Business
Fourth Avenue
Figure 3: Pedestrian Business
Park Avenue
Figure 4: Pedestrian Business
Mercado
B. Intent
in the pedestrian business
should provide clear and understandable identification for
, businesses, and parking.
on historic
should be carefully designed and located to respect the visual integrity of the historic architecture, including
scale, proportions, surface texture and decorative ornamentation.
C. Maximum Total
Area
Three square feet per foot of
.
D. Permitted Signs
2.
.
3.
,
and curbside.
4.
, low profile and monument type only.
a. Maximum number: One per
per
where a
is set back at least ten feet from a public
, or one per
for a surface parking lot where parking is the primary use of the property.
b. Maximum area: 20 square feet per
.
c. Parking lots: Where used to identify a commercial parking facility, each
must display the standard Parking I.D. symbol.
d. Maximum height: 12 feet above grade.
5.
.
6.
.
a. Allowed for commercial uses only.
b. Maximum area: 20 square feet.
c. Maximum height: 20 feet from grade (pedestrian surface) to top of
or two feet below the
, whichever is more restrictive.
d. Minimum
: Eight feet between grade and bottom of
.
e. Maximum projection from
: Five feet.
7.
.
8.
.
9.
.
10.
. Maximum size: 30% of the area of each
.
11. Heritage landmark
(HLS), all types. The first HLS on a
does not count toward the maximum total
area.
12.
.
(Am. Ord. 11803, 12/8/2020)