§ 153.22 SIGNS ALLOWED IN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY AND ON PUBLIC PROPERTY.
The following signs, and only the following signs, shall be allowed in the public right-of-way in the City or in parks or on other public property controlled by the City:
   (a)   Government signs;
   (b)   Public signs;
   (c)   Signs installed by employees or officials of a state or federal agency in the course of their governmental duties and bearing no commercial message;
   (d)   Signs required by an order of a court of competent jurisdiction; and
   (e)   Signs installed by a transit company with a franchise or other right to operate in the City, where such signs are installed along its routes and bear no commercial message.
   (f)   Signs installed and maintained by the City that may contain either commercial or non-commercial messages as part of a logo sign/directional sign program, through which space is made available to users on a nondiscriminatory basis in accordance with separately published criteria and with payment of a fee.
   (g)   Corporate limit signs.
   (h)   Additional signs in parks that relate to the use of one or more facilities (including temporary uses by particular entities or individuals), provided that such signs shall not be legible from any public right-of-way outside the park.
   (i)   Signs for concessionaires and event sponsors inside stadiums, arenas or ball fields or other such facilities. Signs located inside an outdoor facility, if such facility is located 400 feet or more from the nearest right-of-way, shall be deemed not to be legible from such right-of-way even if they may be legible from some locations outside the facility.
   (j)   Street banners as permitted by the City's Banner Policy. (Ord. 3622. Passed 12-19-17.)