§ 25-10-125. NEIGHBORHOOD SIGN DISTRICT REGULATIONS.  


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  • (A)

    Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, a sign in a neighborhood sign district must comply with this section.

    (B)

    A sign may be a wall sign, an awning sign, a berm sign, or a hanging sign.

    (C)

    The area of a hanging sign may not exceed eight square feet, and there must be not less than eight feet clearance between the bottom of the sign and the finished grade.

    (D)

    A building in a Neighborhood Center Area of a traditional neighborhood zoning district or used for a neighborhood urban center special use in a neighborhood plan combining district may have not more than three signs with a total sign area of not more than 24 square feet.

    (E)

    A commercial building in a Mixed Residential Area of a traditional neighborhood zoning district or used for a residential infill special use in a neighborhood plan combining district may have not more than two signs with a total sign area of not more than 12 square feet.

    (F)

    A townhouse, condominium, or multifamily building within a Mixed Residential Area of a traditional neighborhood zoning district or used for a residential infill special use in a neighborhood plan combining district may have not more than two signs with a total sign area of not more than eight square feet.

    (G)

    A spotlight on a sign or exterior lighting of a sign must be concealed from view and oriented away from adjacent properties and roadways.

    (H)

    Internal lighting of a sign is prohibited, except for the internal lighting of individual letters.

Source: Section 13-2-867.1; Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 000406-81; Ord. 031211-11.