A. Single-Family and Two-Family Dwellings. No sign shall be displayed on any building or premises or part of such building or premises used for residential purposes, regardless of the zoning district in which it is located, and on any vehicles parked or stored on such residential property so as to be readily visible to the general public, except for the following permitted signs:
1. Signs exempted from this chapter pursuant to Section 15.60.070;
2. Signs allowed without a permit pursuant to Section 15.60.080;
3. Temporary signs permitted pursuant to Section 15.60.090;
4. One nameplate sign not exceeding two square feet in area;
5. Noncommercial signs behind or affixed to windows and doors, including signs prohibiting solicitors and identifying security services; and
6. Lawn signs prohibiting solicitors or identifying security services.
B. Multifamily Dwellings. In addition to signs permitted by subsection A of this section and any other signs permitted in this chapter by reason of any commercial use of the first floor, a multifamily dwelling building may display one nameplate sign not exceeding three square feet in area; provided, the permit requirements of Section 15.60.130 have been met.
(Ord. MC-209-98 § 2 (part), 1998: prior code § 27.10)