§ 25-10-5. SIGN AREA CALCULATIONS.  


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  • (A)

    For a wall sign, the sign area is the lesser of:

    (1)

    the area of the smallest rectangle within which the face of the sign can be enclosed; or

    (2)

    the smallest area of not more than three contiguous rectangles enclosing different sections of the sign.

    (B)

    For a single sign having two faces with only one face visible from any point, the sign area is measured using only one face.

    (C)

    For a three-dimensional sign, the sign area is the smallest rectangle within which the largest silhouette of the sign can be enclosed.

    (D)

    Sign area includes a sign apron or similar feature and an area displaying a sign company name or symbol. Sign area does not include a supporting structure, pole cover, or landscape feature unless used to convey a message.

    (E)

    A door surface sign is not included in calculating maximum allowable sign area.

    (F)

    For a sign on a corner site whose allowable sign area is based on linear feet of street frontage, the maximum sign area is calculated using only the single largest street frontage.

Source: Sections 13-2-885 and 13-2-867; Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 031211-11; Ord. 040205-29; Ord. No. 20170817-072 , Pt. 1, 8-28-17.