§ 64-15. Temporary real estate and contractor signs requiring permit.
A permit shall be required for the following temporary real estate and contractor signs, provided that all such sign or signs shall be subject to all applicable provisions of this chapter 64 and do not impair traffic visibility:
(a)
Real estate signs: Improved real estate for sale, rental or lease on nonresidential property. Signs advertising improved nonresidential real estate for sale, rental or lease are allowed with a permit for any signs larger than 16 square feet in size. Any signs allowed under section 64-14(a) remaining six months or more in duration after initial installation requires a permit. Signs allowed by permit in this section 64-15(a) shall adhere to the following standards.
(1)
Shall be ground mounted; except a sign located within the village center may be wall mounted.
(2)
Shall have a maximum size of 32 square feet.
(3)
Shall have a minimum setback of ten feet from any property line to any part of the sign, except a sign located within the village center may be wall mounted or setback a minimum of five feet from any property line.
(4)
Shall have a maximum height of eight feet.
(5)
One sign to a maximum of 32 square feet shall be allowed along each street frontage of the property, subject to the frontage being a minimum of 25 feet in length. All temporary signs on a property shall be limited to a total of 96 square feet.
(6)
Sign copy shall include only the information about the property or spaces for sale, rental or lease; and name, company logo and contact information (telephone number, email, etc.) of the person(s) or firm listing the property and space. Sign copy shall not include other advertisement or identification.
(7)
Permit issued for signs under this category shall be for a period of one year, renewable for a second one-year period if requested by property owner or sign owner. Permit approval subject to review by the zoning administrator if the sign or signs are properly maintained, remain readable with current information, and conforms to other applicable requirements.
(8)
All signs shall be installed to withstand 80 mile per hour winds.
(b)
Real estate signs: Improved real estate for sale, rental or lease on residential property. Signs advertising improved residential real estate, rental or lease are allowed with a permit for any signs larger than nine square feet in size. Signs allowed under section 64-14(b) remaining six months or more in duration after initial installation requires a permit. Signs allowed by permit in this section 64-15(b) shall adhere to the following standards.
(1)
Shall be ground mounted, except for a sign located within the village center may be wall mounted.
(2)
Shall have a maximum size of 16 square feet.
(3)
Shall have minimum setback of ten feet from any property line to any part of the sign, except a sign located within the village center may be wall mounted or setback a minimum of five feet from any property line.
(4)
Shall have a maximum height of eight feet.
(5)
One sign to a maximum of 16 square feet shall be allowed along each street frontage of the property, subject to the frontage being a minimum of 25 feet in length. All temporary signs on a property shall be limited to a total of 48 square feet.
(6)
Sign copy shall include only the information about the property or spaces for sale, rental or lease; and name, company logo and contact information (telephone number, email, etc.) of the person(s) or firm listing the property or space. Sign copy shall not include other advertisement or identification.
(7)
Permit issued for signs under this category shall be for a period of one year, renewable for a second one-year period if requested by property owner or sign owner. Permit approval subject to review by the zoning administrator if the sign or signs are properly maintained, remain readable with current information, and conforms to other applicable requirements.
(8)
All signs shall be installed to withstand 80 mile per hour winds.
(c)
Real estate signs: Unimproved real estate for sale. Signs advertising unimproved real estate for sale, either nonresidential or residential are allowed with a permit for signs larger than ten square feet in size. Signs allowed under section 64-14(c) remaining six months or more in duration after initial installation requires a permit. Signs allowed by permit in this section 64-15(c) shall adhere to the following standards.
(1)
Shall be ground mounted, except a sign located within the village center may be wall mounted.
(2)
Shall have a maximum size of 32 square feet.
(3)
Shall have a minimum setback of ten feet from any property line to any part of the sign, except a sign located within the village center may be wall mounted or setback a minimum of five feet from any property line.
(4)
Shall have a maximum height of eight feet.
(5)
Signs may be double-faced installed back-to-back, or V-shaped if attached at a common point with a maximum of 90 degrees to each portion of the sign.
(6)
One sign to a maximum of 32 square feet shall be allowed along each street frontage of the property, subject to the frontage being a minimum of 25 feet in length. All temporary signs on a property shall be limited to a total of 96 square feet.
(7)
Sign copy shall include only the information about the property for sale; and name, company logo and contact information (telephone number, email, etc.) of the person(s) or firm listing the property. Sign copy shall not include other advertisement or identification.
(8)
Permit issued for signs under this category shall be for a period of one year, renewable for a second one-year period if requested by property owner or sign owner. Permit approval subject to review by the zoning administrator if the sign or signs are properly maintained, remain readable with current information, and conforms to other applicable requirements.
(9)
All signs shall be installed to withstand 80 mile per hour winds.
(d)
Contractor and new development signs, multiple signs or over six months. More than one sign allowed under section 64-14(e), or for any sign allowed under section 64-14(e) remaining six months or more, requires a permit advertising a contractor, subcontractor, project professionals and/or lending institution's involvement on a nonresidential property; a single sign advertising pending new development on an unimproved property; or a single sign advertising the contractor, subcontractor, project professional and/or lending institution's involvement with a new development during construction, according to the following standards.
(1)
Shall be ground mounted.
(2)
Shall be a maximum of 32 square feet.
(3)
Shall have a minimum setback of ten feet from any property line to any part of the sign and shall not be allowed on any right-of-way.
(4)
Sign may be double-faced installed back-to-back, or V-shaped if attached at a common point with a maximum of 90 degrees to each portion of the sign.
(5)
One sign to a maximum of 32 square feet shall be allowed along each street frontage of the property, subject to the frontage being a minimum of 25 feet in length. All temporary signs on a property shall be limited to a total of 96 square feet.
(6)
Shall have a maximum of eight feet in height.
(7)
Sign copy shall include only:
a.
Announcement of a pending development with allowable contact information for presales or preleases; or
b.
For a new development under construction, the name, company name and contact information of financing, contractors and professionals involved with construction and the contact information for presales or preleases. Sign copy shall not include other advertisements or identification.
(8)
Permit issued for a sign or signs shall be for a maximum period of one year. Permit approval for a sign six months or more in duration subject to review by the building inspector if the sign or signs are properly maintained, remain readable with current information, and conforms to other applicable requirements.
(9)
All signs under this subsection shall be removed within 14 days after completion of construction.
(10)
All signs shall be installed to withstand 80 mile per hour winds.
(11)
All signs installed under this category for nonresidential developments shall be removed prior to the first occupancy permit within the development.
(12)
All signs installed under this category for residential developments shall be removed three years from the date of installation of the signs.
(Ord. No. 854, § III, 12-20-11)