Badin City Zoning Code
SIGNS
§ 155.145 GENERAL INTENT.
(A) The purpose and intent of this subchapter is to support and complement the various land uses allowed in the town’s area by the adoption of policies and regulations concerning the placement of signs.
(B) The Town Council does hereby find and declare that the outdoor placement of signs is a legitimate use of private property, but that the erection of signs should be controlled and regulated in order to promote the health, safety, welfare and convenience and enjoyment of travel on and protection of the public investment in streets and roads in the town’s area and to promote the reasonable, orderly and effective display of such signs, displays and devices. It is also the intent of this subchapter to prevent signs from dominating the visual appearance of the area in which they are located and to enhance the aesthetic environment of the town’s area.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.1)
§ 155.146 SIGN ILLUMINATION.
(A) The letter “N” means that the sign shall not be lighted.
(B) The letter “L” means that the sign may be illuminated.
(C) All lighted signs shall have their lighting directed in such a manner as to illuminate only the face of the sign.
(D) No commercial sign (other than a ground-mounted sign) within 100 linear feet of a pre-existing residential structure may be illuminated between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 a.m. A residence shall be deemed “pre-existing” for purposes of this subchapter if it has a valid building permit in effect for construction of said structure or if construction of said structure was complete on or prior to the effective date of this provision.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.2)
§ 155.147 UNSAFE SIGNS.
Any sign which is determined by the Zoning Administrator as being insecure, in danger of falling or otherwise endangering the public safety shall be immediately removed by its owner unless it is repaired and made to otherwise comply with the requirements of this chapter.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.3)
§ 155.148 SIGN AREA.
(A) The surface area of a sign is computed as including the entire area within a parallelogram, triangle, circle, semi-circle or other regular geometric figure, including all of the elements of the display, but not including blank masking (a plain strip, bearing no advertising matter around the edge of a sign), frames, display of identification or licensing officially required by any governmental body, or structural elements outside the sign surface and bearing no advertising matter. In the case of signs mounted back-to-back, only one side of the sign is to be included in the area. Otherwise, the surface area of each sign is to be separately computed. In the case of cylindrical signs, signs in the shape of cubes, or other signs which are substantially three-dimensional with respect to their display surfaces, the entire display surface or surfaces is included in computations of area.
(B) In the case of embellishments (display portions of signs extending outside the general display area), surface area extending outside the general display area and bearing advertising material is to be computed separately (according to the method described immediately above in this section) as part of the total surface area of the sign. If a sign is attached to an entrance wall or fence, only that portion of that wall or fence onto which the sign face or letters are placed shall be calculated in the sign area onto which the sign face or letter.
EXAMPLES OF HOW SIGN AREA IS TO BE COMPUTED ARE INDICATED BELOW:
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(Ord. passed - -, § 8.4)
§ 155.149 SIGN HEIGHT.
The height of a sign shall be measured from the highest point of a sign to the point of ground surface beneath it.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.5)
§ 155.150 PERMIT REQUIRED.
(A) Except as otherwise provided in § 155.151 of this chapter, it shall be unlawful for any person to erect, construct, enlarge, move or replace any sign or cause the same to be done, without first having obtained a sign permit for such sign from the Zoning Administrator as required by this chapter. A fee, in accordance with a fee schedule adopted by the Town Council, shall be charged for each sign permit issued.
(B) Notwithstanding the above, changing or replacing the copy on an existing lawful sign shall not require a permit; provided, the copy change does not change the nature of the sign such as to render the sign in violation of this chapter.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.6) Penalty, see § 10.99
§ 155.151 SIGNS NOT REQUIRING PERMIT.
(A) The following types of signs are exempt from permit requirements of § 155.150 of this chapter and may be placed in any zoning district subject to § 155.146(D) of this chapter. Such signs shall otherwise be in conformance with all applicable requirements contained in this chapter. There shall be no limit as to the number of such signs on any lot, except as herein prescribed. All such signs (except government signs) shall be located outside a road right-of-way.
(B) Except where specifically provided for, portable signs shall be prohibited:
(1) Government signs;
(2) Memorial signs, plaques or grave markers which are non-commercial in nature;
(3) Flags, pennants, insignia or religious symbols of any government, non-profit or not- for-profit organization when not displayed in connection with a commercial promotion or as an advertising device;
(4) Integral decorative or architectural features of buildings; works of art; so long as such features or works do not contain letters, trademarks, moving parts or lights;
(5) Public interest signs;
(6) On-premises directional and instructional signs not exceeding six square feet in area apiece;
(7) Identification signs for residential uses not exceeding four square feet in area (one only per premises);
(8) Incidental signs, however, in no case shall a drive-in service window menu board be oriented to a public right-of-way or exceed 32 square feet in area. Any such drive-in service window menu board containing a loud speaker shall be located at least 50 feet from any pre-existing residential structure (as defined in § 155.146 of this chapter) located in a residential (R-A, R-20, R-10) district;
(9) Campaign and election signs; provided that:
(a) Each sign shall not exceed 32 square feet in area;
(b) All such signs shall be removed within seven days after the election for which they were made; and
(c) Property owner shall be held responsible for violations.
(10) Temporary real estate signs advertising a specific property for sale, lease, rent or development shall be located as follows.
(a) One sign per street frontage advertising real estate “For Sale”, “For Rent”, “For Lease” or “For Development” not greater than ten square feet in area in a residential (R-A, R-20, R-10) district and 64 square feet in area in non-residential districts may be located on the property being advertised so long as said sign is located behind the street right-of-way line. If the property so advertised lies on a corner lot or double frontage lot, then a second sign may be oriented along the second street so long as the two signs are at least 100 feet apart as measured by the shortest straight line.
(b) In addition to the on-site real estate sign(s), a maximum of three directional signs, each not exceeding four square feet in area, shall be permitted off the subject premises. The message of said signs shall be limited to the name of the property or development being advertised, an address, a telephone number, a directional arrow, mileage to the subject property and the terms “Lot/Home For Sale”, “For Rent”, “For Lease”, “For Development” and the like.
(c) No more than three temporary directional signs advertising a specific planned commercial or mixed use development, subdivision, multi-family development and the like may also be permitted off-site. Each such sign may have a maximum area of three square feet.
(d) All such temporary signs shall be removed within seven days after the property has been sold, rented, leased and the like.
(e) No sign allowed under this division (B)(10) shall be lighted.
(11) Permanent subdivision or planned residential development identification signs not exceeding 32 square feet;
(12) Temporary construction signs; provided that:
(a) Signs in conjunction with any residential use shall not exceed ten square feet each;
(b) Signs in conjunction with all other uses shall have a maximum area of 50 square feet each;
(c) Only one such sign oriented per street front per premises shall be erected. Any two such signs located on the same premises shall be located at least 100 feet apart as measured by using a straight line;
(d) Such signs shall not be illuminated;
(e) Such signs shall only appear at the construction site; and
(f) Such signs shall be removed within seven days after a completion of the project.
(13) Temporary farm product signs; provided that:
(a) One on-premises sign may be used. Said sign shall be located off the street right-of-way and at least ten feet away from any side lot line. Such sign shall have a maximum area of nine square feet and may not be illuminated;
(b) A maximum of two off-premises signs shall be permitted. Said off-premises signs may be no greater than four square feet apiece and shall not be illuminated. No such sign shall be allowed in the street right-of-way, nor within ten feet of a side lot line; and
(c) Portable signs shall not be used for any sign allowed under this section.
(14) Temporary special event signs for religious, charitable, civic, fraternal or similar non-profit or not-for-profit organizations; provided that:
(a) Signs shall be erected no sooner than 30 days prior and removed no later than two days after the event;
(b) Portable signs for such uses may be allowed;
(c) No such sign shall exceed 32 square feet;
(d) No such sign shall be illuminated; and
(e) All such signs shall be located off the street right-of-way, unless otherwise granted permission for such location by the town or NCDOT. In no case may any such sign extend onto or over a street pavement or impede the view of any motorists or pedestrians as per § 155.105 of this chapter. Location of such signs within a road right-of-way shall be limited to the day of the event.
(15) Temporary displays as part of a Christmas, holiday or civic event so long as any such displays are not located within a street right-of-way unless permission for such is first granted by the town or NCDOT;
(16) One on-premises and three off-premises yard sale signs per yard sale. All such signs shall be removed within 24 hours after the yard sale has been terminated. No such sign shall be greater than four square feet in area. All such signs shall be located off the street right-of-way;
(17) Bulletin boards and signs which contains information of a non-commercial nature. Such bulletin boards and signs may have a maximum area of 75 square feet;
(18) Directional signs (for public and semi/public uses only); provided that:
(a) No more than three directional signs per principal use may be erected. No two directional signs advertising the same principal use shall be located within 1,000 feet of each other as measured using the straightest short line distance;
(b) All such signs shall be located off the road right-of-way;
(c) All such signs greater than three feet in height as measured from the grade of the road upon which it fronts shall be located outside the required sight triangle as indicated in § 155.105 of this chapter;
(d) All such signs shall not be illuminated;
(e) All directional signs shall be free-standing signs. Portable signs shall be prohibited;
(f) There shall be no greater than four directional signs on separate supports at the intersection of any two roads;
(g) More than one sign may be placed on the same supports;
(h) No two directional signs hung from separate supports shall be located within five feet of each other; and
(i) The maximum area of any directional sign shall be six square feet.
(19) Other signs containing non-commercial copy messages; provided that:
(a) Such signs have an area of no greater than 32 square feet;
(c) Such signs shall not be illuminated.
(20) Directory signs; provided that:
(a) No sign is located in a road right-of-way;
(b) The maximum sign area shall be 40 square feet or one-half the area of the largest free-standing sign permitted for said use, whichever is less;
(c) Letters do not exceed six inches in height; and
(d) Height of sign does not exceed six feet.
(21) Window signs;
(22) “Warning”, “No Trespassing” and similar informational signs;
(23) Signs located within a stadium intended to be read only by persons seated within the stadium;
(24) Permanent municipal, school, recreational signs, schedule of events, rules and regulations signs. Such signs shall not include identification signs;
(25) Any sign inside a building, not attached to or placed within an external window or piece of glass that is not legible more than three feet beyond the building in which it is located;
(26) Signs placed on newspaper boxes designed for placement of delivered newspaper to a particular location;
(27) Signs advertising the price of gasoline or designating self service or full service pumps, so long as such signs are attached to the pump island or a permitted free-standing sign; and
(28) A state vehicle inspections sign, so long as such sign is not located in any right-of-way.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.7)
§ 155.152 PROHIBITED SIGNS.
The following signs are prohibited:
(A) Any sign which the Zoning Administrator determines obstructs the view of bicyclists or motorists using any street, approach to any street intersection, or which interferes with the effectiveness of or obscures any traffic sign, device or signals shall be prohibited;
(B) Illuminated, highly reflective signs or spot lights which hamper the vision of motorists or bicyclists;
(C) Signs which contain lights, rotating disks, words and other devices not erected by a public authority which may be erroneously construed as government signs or emergency warning signs. An example of this is a sign which contains a picture of a traffic sign, plus the word “Stop”, “Yield” and the like;
(D) Any sign located outdoors which interferes with free passage from or obstructs any fire escape, downspout, window, door, stairway, ladder or opening intended as a means of ingress or egress or providing light or air;
(E) Any sign (other than a government sign), banner or display placed on any curb, sidewalk, post, pole, hydrant, bridge, tree or other surface located on, over or across any public street or right-of-way, unless otherwise permitted;
(F) Any sign located in such a way as to intentionally deny an adjoining property owner visual access to an existing sign;
(G) Flashing signs, signs with flashing or reflective disks, signs with flashing lights or lights of changing degree of intensity or color or signs with electrically scrolled messages (except government signs and signs which give time and temperature information). If a time and temperature sign alternates between a time message and a temperature message, it shall continuously show one message a minimum of three seconds in time before switching to the other message;
(H) Portable signs, excluding:
(3) Hand portable commercial signs up to four feet by four feet in the C-B Zoning District (which are brought out at the beginning of the business day and taken in at the end of the business day).
(I) Parked vehicles with messages (exempting vehicles with commercial advertising which are used regularly and customarily to transport persons or property for business);
(J) Rotating signs, other than on-premises rotating identification names which contain a logo and/or business name on it;
(K) Roof signs (except for signs containing non-commercial copy messages in § 155.151(B)(10) of this chapter;
(L) Billboards on or off the premises;
(M) Signs placed on a piece of property without permission of its owners or agent;
(N) Inflatable signs (including inflated balloons having a diameter of greater than two feet);
(O) Other signs not expressly permitted in this chapter; and
(P) Any sign whose sign face was initially constructed and designed to be placed and/or transported on wheels, regardless if said sign face is removed from its base and placed on or in the ground so as to otherwise classify said sign as a “free-standing” sign, as herein defined.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.8) Penalty, see § 10.99
§ 155.153 SIGNS PERMITTED IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS (R-A, R-20, R-10).
(A) Signs allowed without a permit are listed in § 155.151 of this chapter. The following signs may be placed in such districts subsequent to the issuance of a permit by the Zoning Administrator. All other signs shall be prohibited. Additional specifications for sign placement are found in § 155.156 of this chapter.
(B) Signs on premises of multi-family developments are regulated as follows:
Maximum area of signs | 32 square feet apiece |
Maximum height | |
Free-standing | 10 feet |
Wall | Sign shall not be allowed to extend above the parapet of the building |
Permitted illumination | L |
Permitted number of signs | 1 per premises per public street front; no 2 signs identifying the same use shall be located closer than 200 feet from each other measured by using the shortest straight line distance |
Type of signs permitted | Identification (wall or free-standing) |
(C) Signs on premises of churches, schools, community center, park, playground, public safety station, public library, golf course, club or lodge:
Maximum area of signs | 30 square feet per “permitted number of signs”, #1; 15 feet per “permitted number of signs”, #2 |
Maximum height | |
Free-standing | 10 feet |
Wall | Sign shall not be allowed to extend above the parapet of the building |
Permitted illumination | L |
Permitted number of signs | 1) 1 sign per street front; provided that, no 2 signs are located within a straight line distance of 200 feet |
2) In addition, for any use which contains more than 1 principal structure, 1 free-standing identification sign may be placed within 20 feet of each building provided that building does not contain any wall identification signs | |
Type of signs permitted | Identification (wall or free-standing) |
(D) Signs on premises of all other uses allowed in residential districts are regulated as follows:
Maximum area of signs | 30 square feet |
Maximum height | |
Free-standing | 10 feet |
Wall | Signs shall not be allowed to extend above the parapet of the building |
Permitted illumination | L |
Permitted number of signs | 1 sign only |
Type of signs permitted | Identification (wall or free-standing) |
(E) Signs for customary home occupations, rural home occupations, family day care centers, family care homes, rooming houses: no signs are permitted for customary home occupations or rural home occupations.
(F) Signs for bed and breakfast inns: the type of sign permitted, the number of signs, the maximum area of signs, illumination and maximum height of any sign allowed for bed and breakfast inns located in the residential districts (R-A, R-20, R-10) must be reviewed by the Planning Board and approved by the Town Council on a parcel by parcel basis.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.9)
§ 155.154 SIGNS PERMITTED IN THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (C-B).
(A) Except as otherwise permitted by this chapter, signs in the C-B District shall be limited to wall, canopy and awning signs.
(B) Regulations governing these signs are as follows.
(1) Wall signs.
General Location | Specific Location | Maximum Number | Area | Maximum Letter Size | Maximum Height* |
General Location | Specific Location | Maximum Number | Area | Maximum Letter Size | Maximum Height* |
Facades facing a public street | Between first window and window sill of second floor, or on sign frieze area of building if original to building | 1 | 2 sq. ft. for each lineal foot of building wall facing a public street | 16 in. | 16 ft. |
Facades facing an alley or parking lot, or side of the building | Above or beside doorway | 1 | 8 sq. ft. | 9 in. if above doorway; 6 in. if beside doorway; 16 in. if no doorway | 12 ft. |
Outside entrance to upper floors | Above or beside entrance | 1 | 8 sq. ft. above entrance; 2 sq. ft. if beside entrance | 9 in.; 6 in. if beside entrance | 12 ft. |
Windows | First floor windows | 2 | 20% of total window space | 6 inches | 8 ft. |
Upper floor windows, if different business | 1 | 50% of window size | 8 in. | NA | |
Front of building | For historical plaque | 1 | 4 sq. ft. | 4 in. | 6 ft. |
NOTES TO TABLE: * As measured from the top of the sign to the sidewalk | |||||
(2) Canopy and awning signs.
(a) A sign message on a canopy or awning shall contain only the name of the business, street address and/or the type of business, type of goods sold or services rendered.
1. Each business is permitted up to one sign hung under a canopy or awning provided the message on the sign is perpendicular to the building and the sign is at least eight and one half feet above the surface of the sidewalk and is no more than four square feet in size.
2. If a wall sign is not used, a business is permitted to use up to one canopy or awning sign. Said sign may be of either of the following types of canopy or awning signs:
a. A canopy or awning sign along a canopy or awning edge (fringe or drip-flap) for fabric canopies or awnings or vertical facia surface (in the case of a rigid canopy or awning); provided, the message does not exceed ten inches in height nor extend in any direction above, below or beyond the canopy edge; and
b. A canopy or awning sign above the edge of the canopy or awning on the surface of the canopy or awning covering; provided, the signing is within the parallel edges of the canopy or awning covering and is an integral part of the canopy or awning covering.
(b) Signage on the canopy or awning sign shall be limited to no greater than one-half of the area bounded by the edges of the canopy or awning not including any drip flap or vertical facia surface. If signage is only found in fringe drip-flap portion of the canopy, the entire portion of said area may be utilized for signage.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.10)
§ 155.155 SIGNS PERMITTED IN ALL G-B, M-1 AND M-2 DISTRICTS.
(A) The following are regulations for all wall signs and free-standing signs for all uses except that such regulations shall not be applicable to free-standing signs in shopping centers, business parks, office buildings and other commercial multi-tenant developments and out parcels in said developments. Signs allowed without a permit are found in § 155.152 of this chapter. Certain pole signs are also allowed in the G-B, M-1 and M-2 Zoning Districts and are regulated by § 155.156(C) of this chapter. Wall signs shall also be governed per § 155.155(A) of this chapter; free-standing signs per § 155.156(B) of this chapter. Supplemental directory/directional signs are permitted per § 155.156(C) of this chapter. All other signs are prohibited:
Maximum area of signs | Wall: a maximum of 10% of the wall area of any wall on the building; except as provided herein and in division (A) above, in no instance shall any principal use be allowed to have an aggregate wall sign area in excess of 100 square feet |
Free-standing: 50 square feet | |
Maximum height | Wall: signs shall not be allowed to extend above the parapet of the building |
Free-standing: 20 feet | |
Permitted illumination | L |
Permitted number of signs | Wall: no limit |
Free-standing: a free-standing sign shall not be permitted if the principal structure containing the use identified for the sign is located less than 30 feet from the edge of that portion of the road right-of-way parallel to the architectural front of said structure; otherwise, 1 only is permitted, except 2 shall be permitted if the principal use has direct access from 2 or more public roads; if 2 signs are allowed, they shall be located at least 200 feet apart as measured using the shortest straight-line distance between the 2 signs | |
Types of sign permitted | Business, identification |
(B) Shopping center and other multi-tenant identification signs:
Maximum area of signs | 64 square feet, except 25 feet for any sign allowed per “permitted number of signs”, #2 |
Permitted height | 20 feet, except 10 feet for any sign allowed per “permitted number of signs”, #2 |
Permitted illumination | L |
Permitted number of signs | 1) A shopping center which contains 2 or more non-residential uses located in a unified building or group of buildings may have 1 free- standing identification sign giving the name of the development and/or the name of the businesses and other uses occupying the development |
2) Notwithstanding #1 above, if the development consists of: 2 or more multi-tenant principal buildings; access to each tenant in a building is made by a common entrance; and no wall signs identifying any of the buildings tenants are placed on the building; then 1 free-standing sign which identifies the tenants of the building may also be placed within 20 feet from the edge of the building | |
Types of sign permitted | Identification (for the shopping center itself and for the uses located within the shopping center other than in outparcel lots) |
(C) Detached signs on outparcels of shopping centers, office parks and other commercial multi-tenant developments shall be regulated as follows:
Location | At least 10 feet behind edge right-of-way line; said sign may only be placed on the outparcel lot and not elsewhere in the development |
Maximum area of sign | 25 square feet |
Maximum height | 10 feet |
Permitted illumination | L |
Permitted number of signs | 1 per outparcel |
Type of sign permitted | Ground mounted identification (such sign shall only be permitted if all applicable parking and yard requirements for that lot are met by the use and structure occupying said lot) |
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.11)
§ 155.156 SPECIFICATIONS FOR SIGNS REQUIRING A PERMIT.
The following are general specifications applicable to the various permitted signs. (Additional specifications regarding size, number, location and permitted types of signs are set forth in the individual zoning districts.)
(A) Wall sign.
(1) The maximum permitted aggregate area of wall signs per premises may be increased beyond that which is normally allowed using either (but not both) of the following methods.
(a) If a free-standing identification sign is not used on the premises, the aggregate area of wall signs may be increased by a maximum of 50% per premises in all zoning districts, except the C-B District.
(b) The aggregate area of all wall signs per premises may be increased based on the distance, the principal building is set back from the required front setback line. Said increase shall be in accordance with the following table:
Principal Building Distance Setback from the Required Front Setback | Allowed Aggregate Wall Sign Area Increase |
Principal Building Distance Setback from the Required Front Setback | Allowed Aggregate Wall Sign Area Increase |
0 - 49 feet | 0% |
50 - 99 feet | 25% |
100 - 149 feet | 50% |
150 - 199 feet | 75% |
200 - 249 feet | 100% |
250 - 299 feet | 125% |
300 - 349 feet | 150% |
350 - 399 feet | 175% |
400 feet or more | 200% |
(2) No wall sign shall project more than 18 inches from the building wall. Further, no wall sign or its supporting structure shall cover any window or part of a window.
(3) (a) Canopy and awning signs may be substituted for part or all of the allowable wall signage per premises.
(b) Signs may be painted or printed onto a canopy or awning.
(c) In no instance shall a canopy or awning sign extend into a street right-of-way.
(d) This division (A)(3) shall not apply to the C-B District.
(4) A projecting sign may be substituted for part or all of the allowable wall signage per premises. A projecting sign shall not project more than four feet from a building. In no instance shall a projecting sign extend into a street right-of-way.
(B) Free-standing signs.
(1) All free-standing signs shall be located behind and not extend into the street right-of-way, except as provided elsewhere in this chapter. All signs greater than two and one-half feet in height as measured from the grade of the road or having a vertical clearance of less than ten feet shall be located a minimum of five feet behind the street right-of-way (unless a greater setback is provided elsewhere in this chapter).
(2) No free-standing sign greater than five square feet in area shall be located closer than to ten feet to any adjacent lot line. A 20-foot side-yard setback shall be required if the side lot line abuts a residential (R-A, R-20, R-10) district. Greater setbacks shall be provided if otherwise required.
(C) Supplemental directory/directional signs.
(1) (a) In order to maintain the flow of traffic on arterial and collector roads and to promote vehicular safety, emphasis is made to limit the number of ingress and egress points off of such roads.
(b) In order to direct attention to planned multi-tenant developments which are not directly accessible off of such roads and where on-premises signage for that development (or any tenants within the development) would not otherwise be visible by the motorists traveling on nearby arterial or collector roads, provisions are made to provide directory signs which identify the name of the particular development and/or the names of their tenants.
(c) Such signs would be supplemental to signage otherwise provided for such developments.
(2) For any shopping center, office park, industrial park or similar planned multi-tenant non-residential development, supplemental directory/directional signs may be erected under the following conditions.
(a) Access to the development is made only through a local street. There shall no direct points of ingress and egress to the development off an arterial or collector road.
(b) A maximum of two supplemental directory/directional signs per development shall be allowed. No two signs shall be allowed closer than 500 feet to each other using the closest straight line measurement.
(c) No such sign shall be placed within a road right-of-way nor within five feet of said right-of-way. All such directory signs shall be ground-mounted.
(d) The sign may contain the name of the development, a map of the development, names of tenants within the development, directional arrows and distance information.
(e) The size of each directory sign shall be a function of the number of tenants within the development. Each such sign may initially contain an area of 40 square feet or ten square feet per principal use within the development, whichever is greater, with a maximum area of 80 square feet.
(f) Such signs may be placed on or off the premises. All such signs shall be constructed and located, however, so as to be visible by the motorist traveling on the arterial or collector road which intersects with the local road providing access to the development.
(g) Such signs shall not exceed a height of 20 feet.
(Ord. passed - -, § 8.12) Penalty, see § 10.99