126.21(A)
integration. All
shall be designed as an integral part of the total building or project.
126.21(B) Colors. All
for a single-tenant building shall contain no more than four different colors (including the background color) consistent with the surrounding architectural standards. White, black, and different shades of the same color shall be considered separate colors. Color samples must be submitted with any application for
review.
126.21(C)
. A logo(s) may be used in lieu of a permanent
or as a part of a permanent
subject to the following provisions:
126.21(C)(1)
(s) Used in Lieu of a Permanent
. A logo(s), used in lieu of a permanent
, shall be subject to the permanent
regulations for maximum number, area, and Height.
126.21(C)(2)
(s) Used as a Part of a Permanent
. The dimensions of a logo(s), used as a part of a permanent
, shall be counted towards and contained within the maximum area and
allowed for the permanent
.
126.21(D) Reverse channel lettering. Casing may be any approved color. Illumination shall be white.
126.21(E) Materials. Materials used for
shall be similar to the materials, color, and fabrication used in any wall signage on the principal buildings on the site.
126.21(F) Illumination.
126.21(F)(1) Within 1,000 feet of a lot containing a residential dwelling, no
shall be illuminated after 11:00 p.m. or the close of business, whichever occurs last. This provision shall not apply to residential
.
126.21(F)(2)
that are externally illuminated shall have a lighting fixture that is recessed in the ground. No portion of said fixture may be installed to remain above the surrounding grade.
126.21(F)(3) Light sources used to illuminate signs shall not be visible from nearby
or properties.
126.21(F)(4)
shall not be constructed of any light-reflective letters or materials.
126.21(F)(5) No backlighting of awning or
shall be allowed.
126.21(F)(6)
that are illuminated shall utilize the most energy efficient means currently available.
126.21(G) Maintenance.
126.21(G)(1) All
shall be maintained as originally permitted and constructed, in good order with no missing, crooked, misplaced, faded, or damaged letters or other symbols or materials.
126.21(G)(2) No person shall have any
that is in a dangerous or defective condition on any premises he or she owns or controls. Within ten days of receiving notice of lack of maintenance, all
shall be maintained in a safe presentable and good structural condition, including the replacement of defective parts, repainting, cleaning and other acts required for the maintenance of said
. If the
is not made to comply with the above standards, the
shall require its removal in accordance with § 126.23.
(Ord. 2010-21, passed 10-4-2010; Am. Ord. 2016-12, passed 6-20-2016)