A. Special Event Signs: Special event signs on private property which do not meet the criteria established by this chapter may be approved for a limited period of time as a means of publicizing short term activities. Businesses wishing to use banners, feather flags, window signs, flags, or pennants, balloons or attraction boards may apply for a special event sign permit to be approved by the town planner or his designee. Such permit shall be valid for no more than one week prior to the special event and shall be removed within forty eight (48) hours after the event has terminated. Such permit shall not exceed three (3) weeks and limited to two (2) permits per year per business or organization.
Small party balloons are permitted during special events without a permit with the following conditions:
Balloons are permitted to be displayed twenty four (24) hours prior to the special event and must be removed within twenty four (24) hours of the event ending.
Balloons must remain inflated and shall be removed if drooping.
Balloons shall be properly disposed of and shall not be released into the atmosphere.
B. Grand Opening Business Sign: Grand opening banners will be allowed to be displayed for a period of time not to exceed thirty (30) consecutive days and shall follow procedures outlined in section 6-2-7-8 of this chapter. If permanent signage has been ordered but not installed, an automatic fourteen (14) day extension shall be granted by the town planner upon presentation of a purchase receipt. Grand opening banners are only allowed for a business that is new to the town of Winter Park or in a new location in the town of Winter Park. Subsection 6-2-7-8A5 of this chapter shall not apply to grand opening banners.
C. Temporary Use Sign: Temporary use signs are permitted with approval contingent upon design concept, size, theme, color, material and quantity as it relates to size and mass of a building. Approval shall follow procedures outlined in subsections 6-2-4C and D of this chapter. Only one temporary use sign shall be permitted per business. (Ord. 440, Series of 2010)