8-14-4: FILING REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES:
   A.   General: No sign shall hereafter be erected, altered, have its face changed, or relocated until the sign conforms with the provisions of this chapter and a permit has been obtained from the Community Development Department if it is identified in table 8-14-4A, "Allowed And Prohibited Sign Types - Permit Requirements In All Zoning Districts", of this section as a sign type that requires a permit.
Routine maintenance or replacement of parts designed to be changed which do not require any permit shall not be considered an alteration; provided such change does not increase the surface area, height, or cause any other structural change.
No sign permit will be issued for additional signs on property where an existing sign has been illegally installed.
   B.   Allowed And Prohibited Sign Types; Permit Requirements In All Zoning Districts: Table 8-14-4A of this section summarizes what sign types are allowed and prohibited within the corporate limits of the City. This table also identifies what specific zoning district(s) each permitted sign type is allowed in, whether a permit is required and what section of this chapter should be reviewed for additional restrictions and/or requirements. All permitted sign types shall comply with the standards outlined in sections 8-14-5 and 8-14-6 of this chapter. Prohibited sign standards are outlined in section 8-14-7 of this chapter.
   TABLE 8-14-4A:   ALLOWED AND PROHIBITED SIGN TYPES -
   PERMIT REQUIREMENTS IN ALL ZONING DISTRICTS
Sign Type
Prohibited1
Zoning
Districts
Permitted In
   Permit Required
   (Y/N)
Code
Section
Reference2
   Permanent
Temporary
Sign Type
Prohibited1
Zoning
Districts
Permitted In
   Permit Required
   (Y/N)
Code
Section
Reference2
   Permanent
Temporary
Address numerals
All
N
Attention getting devices
X
Awning sign
All nonresidential
Y
Backstop sign
All
Y
Banner, advertising
All nonresidential
Y
Banner, vertical decorative
All
N
Bulletin board
All
N
Campaign sign
All
N
Canopy sign
All nonresidential
Y
Community events sign
As approved by the City Council
Y
Construction sign
All
Y
Employment opportunity sign
All
N
Feather flag banner sign
All nonresidential
Y
Flags
All
N
Flashing sign
X
Garage sale sign
All
N
Gasoline price sign
All nonresidential
Y
Governmental required sign
All
N
Governmental safety/ directional
All
N
N
8-14-6A1b, A2e
Grand opening sign
All nonresidential
Y
Ground sign
See note 3
Y
8-14-6B1a, B1b, B1c, B1d
Hanging sign
All nonresidential
Y
Legal notice
All
N
Memorial sign
All
N
Message board4
See note 3
Y
8-14-6B1a, B1b, B1c
Moving sign
X
Nameplate
All residential
N
Open house sign
All
N
Parking lot regulation sign
All
N
Placard sign
B-2 and B-4
Y
Pole sign
X
Portable sign
X5
Project development entrance monument
All
Y
Real estate sign, large
All
Y
Real estate sign, small
All
N
Residential building, identification sign
All residential
N
Restaurant menu board
All nonresidential
Y
Roof sign
X
Seasonal decorations, temporary
All
N
Small convenience sign
All
N
Special events signs exceeding 16 square feet and not exceeding 32 square feet, temporary
All
Y
Special events signs not exceeding 16 square feet, temporary
All
N
Time and/or temperature signs
All nonresidential
Y
Vehicle sign
X
Wall sign
See note 3
Y
Wall sign, painted
X
Window sign
All nonresidential
N
 
Notes:
   1.    "X" indicates sign type is prohibited.
   2.    See the listed Sign Code section for detailed regulations pertaining to a specific type of sign. The requirements and regulations outlined in section 8-14-5 of this chapter apply to all signs. For definitions of each of the sign types refer to section 8-14-9 of this chapter.
   3.    Ground signs are allowed in all districts but only at nonresidential establishments.
   4.    When incorporated into a ground sign for a nonresidential use.
   5.    Portable signs are prohibited except when advertising an approved grand opening; see subsection 8-14-6B2a of this chapter.
   C.   Permit Process:
      1.   Application Requirements: Applications for sign permits shall be filed with the Community Development Department upon forms provided by the City and shall contain the following information:
         a.   Name, address and telephone number of the applicant.
         b.   A plat of survey showing the location of the building, structure or lot to which or upon which the sign is to be attached or erected, the location of the sign in relation to buildings or structures on the lot and on adjacent lots and rights-of-way.
         c.   Two (2) drawings of the sign showing method of construction, illumination, if any, attachment to the building or ground support, and showing the proposed sign face with the design and lettering to be placed thereon accurately representing in scale as to size, area, proportion and color.
         d.   The name of the person, firm, corporation or association owning and erecting the sign.
         e.   Such other information as the Zoning Administrator shall require to show full compliance with this chapter and all other applicable laws and ordinances of the City.
      2.   Review Process: It shall be the duty of the Zoning Administrator or their representative, upon receipt of an application for a sign permit, to examine plans, specifications, other data, and the premises upon which it is proposed to erect the sign. If it shall appear that the proposed sign is in compliance with all regulations applicable thereto, the Zoning Administrator or their representative shall issue a permit.
      3.   Sign Permit Fees: As outlined in section 8-14-8 of this chapter.
      4.   Permit Revocation: If the work authorized under the sign permit is not completed within six (6) months after the issuance of said permit, the permit shall become null and void. All rights and privileges acquired under the provisions of this chapter, or any amendments thereto, are mere licenses subject to revocation at any time by the majority of the City Council in the event of violation of any of the terms and conditions of this chapter. (Ord. O2017-38, 6-19-2017)