Identification of property sign, limited to name and address of occupant or nature of home occupation, not more than two square feet in area.

Signs advertising property for sale or rent, indicating only the owner's or broker's name, address and phone number, provided that the total sign area does not exceed six square feet.

Signs identifying public or semipublic institutions and activities carried on by them, not over 30 square feet in area.

Temporary signs advertising the seasonal sale of products limited to two signs on any property, to be removed when sales are terminated each season, not more than two square feet in area.

Development signs not more than 30 square feet in area, giving directions to or located on areas under development and indicating the name, address and phone number of the developing agency, the name of the development and the number of lots available only, such signs to be removed within 30 days, after sale of the last lot in the development.

Artisans' signs indicating name, address, phone number and type of service performed by contractor, to be removed not more than 30 days after the structure on which the artisan is employed is completed and not more than six square feet in area.

For apartment buildings or buildings other than dwellings, a single identification sign not exceeding six square feet in area and indicating only the name and address of the building. The name of the management may be displayed.

Signs shall be placed only in the area between the front wall of the building and the adjacent street and/or side wall and the adjacent street if on a corner lot. Signs shall be either freestanding on their own post or on a private lamppost or attached to the building or a fence. One sign shall be allowed on each street frontage.

Not more than four development signs on a tract to be or which is already subdivided or on other properties where such signs give directions to or otherwise advertise the development shall be permitted.

Permitted types. Permitted types of signs shall be signs identifying businesses on the same property as the business advertised.

Permitted kinds of signs. Permitted kinds of signs shall be signs applied flat to a wall surface, abutting a street on the building containing the business or freestanding signs or projecting signs not extending into a public right-of-way.

Size of signs. Signs shall not exceed in area 10% of the wall surface to which attached, including openings in the wall or 30 square feet, whichever is greater. Freestanding or projecting signs shall not exceed three square feet in area.

Location of signs. Wall signs shall be placed in the area over first floor windows and doors but below the sills of second floor windows, roof eaves or tops of parapet walls, whichever is lower.

Illumination of signs. Signs shall be illuminated only from within the sign or by a source that is not visible from adjacent streets or properties.

Signs identifying the name and type of business on the same property as the business identified.

Signs identifying the name and type of business in the C-2 District but not on the same property as the business identified.

Signs applied to or painted on a wall surface or a window surface.

Signs attached to and projecting from a building wall.

Signs attached to a marquee.

A freestanding sign on its own structure not attached to a building or marquee.

Plans for all signs or art work painted on a wall surface shall be presented to the City Planning Commission and Council for approval if the area of the sign exceeds 12 square feet.

Signs applied flat to a wall surface shall not project more than 12 inches from the wall to which attached and shall not exceed in area 10% of the wall face, including openings in the wall.

A projecting sign shall not extend more than four feet at its furthest point from the building wall to which attached. Such signs shall not exceed in area on any face 75 square feet.

A sign attached to a marquee shall be applied to the vertical side and/or front edges only. A marquee shall not extend closer than three feet to the street curb in front of the building to which the sign is attached. One sign per business occupying the building not more than one foot in height may be attached to the underside of a marquee but no sign may be placed on top of a marquee.

A freestanding sign shall not be greater than 75 square feet in area on any one face of the sign device, nor more than total of 150 square feet on all faces. No freestanding sign shall exceed in height 20 feet, measured from the topmost point of the sign to the ground level of the sign support.

The entire area of a sign device, not including the structure that supports it, shall be measured in computing the sign's area.

Signs applied that to a wall surface shall not project above or beyond the edges of the wall to which attached.

A sign identifying businesses in basement or upper floor premises of a building, limited to one sign per building regardless of the number of such occupants, may be applied flat to the building wall adjacent to the entrance for such businesses or may, alternatively, be hung from the wall adjacent to the entrance, extending not more than 18 inches from the face of the wall and containing not more than four square feet of area on each face.

Marquees and freestanding signs shall be located so the lowest point on the edge or face is at least 10 feet off the pavement below.

The support of a freestanding or projecting sign shall be entirely outside any public right-of-way.

The faces of such signs may extend not more than four feet into the public right-of-way, provided that there is a clearance of at least 10 feet over a pedestrian way and 15 feet over a vehicular way.

On a property abutting a residential zone district a freestanding or projecting sign shall be set back as for a structure. (See § 260-60).

Signs attached to or hung from a structure or freestanding signs shall be removed by the sign owner when the business which the sign identifies has left the premises. Removal of stock, furniture and/or fixtures will indicate that the premises have been vacated and that the sign and supporting hardware including chains, brackets, etc., should be removed. Such a sign may be sold to a successor occupant of the premises for his use but proof shall be provided to the Zoning and Code Management Officer that such sale has taken place, and the sign shall not be structurally altered except to make it less nonconforming. A sign painted on a wall shall be painted out to blend with the background wall surface color after the business the sign advertises has been discontinued.

A business may move its sign, if conforming, for use at its new location if in the C-2 District.

Any sign permitted in the residential districts.

Signs identifying businesses or industry on the same property as the business or industry advertised.

Signs advertising goods or services not produced on the same property as the sign. Billboards are specifically excluded in all areas except Industrial Districts M-1 and M-2.

A projecting sign, at right angles to the wall surface and extending not more than three feet at its farthest point from the building to which attached shall be permitted. Such signs shall not exceed 50 square feet in area.

Signs flat against a wall surface shall not exceed 10% of the area of the wall to which attached, including all openings in the wall, and shall not project above or beyond the wall surface at any point.

Freestanding signs and billboards shall not exceed 300 square feet in area. The top of such a sign shall be not more than 25 feet in height above the average ground level below the sign. If lighted, such signs shall not face or partially face any dwelling in a residential zone district less than 300 feet from the sign.

Portable signs shall not exceed 30 square feet in area, shall not extend into any public right-of-way and shall not be located on any property as a sign for a period exceeding 60 days. A portable sign shall only be permitted when the business or organization advertised on the sign has no other sign on the property. A portable sign is one that is capable of being towed on its own wheels, but removal of the wheels will not change the sign's status as a portable sign.

Only one projecting, one wall face and one freestanding sign shall be allowed an any property. All signs shall be either on the face of the building abutting or facing the street to which the property has its principal access or in the area between the building and such street. If the property abuts two or more streets, two signs of each kind shall be permitted, one of each facing one street and one of each facing a second street.

Signs projecting at right angles to a wall surface and over an area established for public pedestrian use shall not extend to less than 10 feet above the pedestrian way or if over an area established for vehicular use shall not extend to less than 14 feet six inches above the pavement.

Any sign permitted in residential districts.

Signs identifying business on the same property as the business.

Residential signs shall comply with requirements for signs in residential districts.

Signs identifying businesses shall not exceed 30 square feet in area and illumination, if any, shall be provided in such a manner that the light source is hidden from direct view by observers on adjacent properties or streets.