These sign standards are intended to regulate the time, place, and manner of signs in order to advance the governmental interests of neighborhood aesthetics and safety of pedestrians and drivers.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1164.01 DEFINITION.

The definition of a sign may be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1165.01 APPLICABILITY.

These sign standards shall apply to all signs in the city that have content that is visibly discernable from the public right-of-way.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1165.02 EXCEPTIONS.

However, these sign standards shall not apply to the following signs, provided that such signs do not cause glare, safety, or health concerns for the users of nearby private properties:

(A) Signs that have content that is visibly discernable only from private premises;

(B) Signs of less than two (2) square foot each in sign area, where such signs are not used together to effectively constitute a larger sign (also known as “incidental signs” by this Planning and Zoning Code);

(D) Signs etched into cemetery headstones in a cemetery or in a cemetery headstone sales lot;

(E) Signs upon vending machines totaling less than twenty (20) square feet per lot;

(F) Signs upon umbrellas in outdoor dining areas; and

(G) Signs comprising the exterior paint of a vehicle, where such a vehicle is currently registered and in operable condition and where such signs are not illuminated.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1166.01 SIGN TYPES REQUIRING A ZONING PERMIT.

No sign shall be erected, relocated, expanded, made higher, or replaced or changed in illumination type, without a valid zoning permit issued by the City. This requirement shall not apply to the maintenance of an existing sign where such maintenance does not require its relocation, expansion, or replacement. This requirement shall not apply to temporary signs, as described as not requiring a zoning permit in the subsection below; and this requirement shall not apply to those signs under which these sign standards do not apply, as described in Chapter 1165 “Applicability of Sign Standards”.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1166.02 SIGN TYPES NOT REQUIRING A ZONING PERMIT.

(A) Temporary signs, as defined in this code, shall not require a zoning permit in order to be erected, provided that they conform to the sign standards of this section, including maximum sign size, maximum sign height, and specific sign material and location regulations, and provided that they do not occupy the public right-of-way.

(B) Incidental signs shall not require zoning permits; for the purposes of this code, an incidental sign shall be defined as a sign of less than two (2) square feet, with or without illumination, that is not part of a larger array of signs that, when combined, form one cohesive sign; an address number, a “handicapped parking” sign, a “no trespassing” sign, and an “open” sign are examples of an incidental sign. An incidental sign may not include illumination that blinks or twinkles; an incidental sign may not include scrolling text or a screen or similar device that has movement effects.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1166.03 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ZONING PERMITS.

Applicants for a zoning permit for the erection or modification of a sign should refer to Title Seven "Administration and Procedures”.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1166.04 PROHIBITED SIGNS.

The following sign types shall be prohibited as both permanent signs and temporary signs for all land uses in all districts:

(A) Air-activated signs or cold-air inflatable balloon signs;

(B) Festoons, as defined herein, except during recognized holiday periods or seasonal festivals or special community events during which the outdoor display of decorations is encouraged or is customary

(D) Search-light or spot-light signs;

(E) Moving signs, as defined herein, other than flags;

(F) Signs in the public right-of-way, except that temporary sandwich board signs, wall signs, and projecting signs may be expressly permitted in the public right-of-way; and

(G) Signs that violate any City regulation on emission of noise, odor, or particulate or gaseous matter.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

CHAPTER 1167
Measuring Sign Area

1167.01 Measuring sign area.

1167.01 MEASURING SIGN AREA.

The area of a sign face, which is also the sign area of a wall sign or other sign with only one face, shall be computed by means of the smallest square, circle, rectangle, triangle, or combination thereof that shall encompass the extreme limits of the writing, representation, emblem, or other display, together with any material or color that is an integral part of the background of the display or used to differentiate the sign from backdrop or structure against which it is placed. This does not include any supporting framework, monument, bracing, or decorative fence or wall when such fence or wall meets the standards of this Code. On a two-sided sign, such as a projecting sign, the sign area shall be computed as the area of only one of the sides.

Figure 1167-01: Graphic showing the area considered “sign area” (shown by the dotted line).

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1168.01 MEASURING SIGN HEIGHT.

Sign height shall be measured as the vertical distance from the highest part of a sign, including support structures and embellishments, to: (a) the mean average grade of the land--or level of the roof in the case of a roof sign--abutting the base of or directly beneath the sign, for facade signs; awning and canopy signs; roof signs; projecting signs; and ground signs more than fifty (50) feet from the edge of a public street pavement; or (b) the curb level, as defined herein, of the street from which the sign is intended to be viewed, for all other ground signs; or, in the case of a lot abutting more than one street, the mean average of the curb levels of such streets.

Figure 1168-01: Graphic showing the sign height for a freestanding sign (left)

and a monument sign (right).

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1169.01 VISION CLEARANCE TRIANGLE.

Both permanent and temporary freestanding and projecting signs shall be set back from the street pavement as necessary to comply with the restrictions on obstructions within vision clearance triangles, as described in Chapter 1156 “Vision Clearance Triangle Standards”.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1170.01 SIGN ILLUMINATION DEFINED.

The definition of sign illumination may be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code. (Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1170.02 PROHIBITED SIGN ILLUMINATION TYPES.

The following sign illumination types shall be prohibited in all districts:

(A) Sign illumination that causes glare to neighboring properties, vehicles, or pedestrians, such as bare-bulb illumination that is not properly shielded or diffused; and

(B) Sign illumination that blinks, shudders, or twinkles, or in any way is not constant and even in intensity and direction.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1170.03 SIGN ILLUMINATION PERMITTED ONLY WHERE SPECIFICALLY LISTED.

No sign illumination may be employed except where expressly listed on the applicable sign table (see sections under Chapter 1177 “Sign Types and Tables of Permissions”).

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1171.01 CHANGING SIGN COPY OR MESSAGING.

A legally erected sign is allowed to manually change its copy through the use of re-pasting, repainting, refabrication, or other manual means. However, where the copy is changed remotely or through computer-controlled programs, such as in the case of LCD or LED screen-type signs, the sign shall be considered an electronic display sign and shall be regulated by Chapter 1172 “Electronic Display Sign Standards.”

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1172.01 NO ANIMATION IS ALLOWED.

Flashing, blinking, fluttering, cascading, swiping, flying, swirling, or other visual effects are prohibited.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1172.02 MINIMUM DISPLAY TIME.

Each sign copy shall be “still-frame” and shall be displayed for a minimum of fifteen (15) seconds.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1172.03 COLOR.

No white, ivory, or yellow backgrounds are allowed to avoid night-time light pollution and its associated health and safety effects.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1172.04 BRIGHTNESS.

The sign shall not exceed 500 nits between dusk and dawn, and the intensity of illumination shall not change.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1173.01 SIGNS IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY.

Some signs may be desirable within or over the public right-of-way, such as in the case of a marquee sign projecting over a sidewalk, a sandwich board sign occupying the sidewalk outside of a café, or a wall sign that projects eight (8) inches from the face of a building with no setback from the public right-of-way. No sign may occupy the public right-of-way, including above the public right-of-way, without express permission from the City, typically indicated on the zoning permit.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1174.01 SIGN MAINTENANCE.

Nothing in this section shall prohibit the maintenance of an existing sign, including the rewiring, repainting, change of copy, or reinforcement of structural elements, where such maintenance does not constitute a relocation, change in height, or enlargement of the sign and where such maintenance does not constitute a change of sign illumination type. Signs shall be maintained in a safe, working, and clean condition by the landowner. Signs which are deemed by the City to be dangerous to public health and safety shall be ordered by the City to be removed immediately at the landowner’s expense.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1175.01 SIGN REPLACEMENT.

The replacement of an existing permitted or legal nonconforming sign shall be permitted where the replacement constitutes no change in sign type, sign area, sign location and height, or sign illumination type.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1176.01 NONCONFORMING SIGNS.

Existing signs which were erected legally prior to the enactment of this code but which do not conform to the sign standards of this code shall be deemed legal nonconforming signs. Likewise, signs deemed nonconforming by the previously enforced development code shall be considered legal nonconforming signs by this code. However, a sign which is nonconforming for its use of nonconforming changeable copy animations, for its use of illumination that causes unhealthful glare on adjacent properties or passersby, or for its lack of maintenance in a safe, working, and clean condition shall not be considered a legal nonconforming sign and shall be made to conform to those standards or be deemed a violation.

A legal nonconforming sign shall be allowed to continue to exist—including the changing of copy; the maintenance of the sign face, wiring, and structure; and the replacement of the sign—provided that no change is made to the sign type, sign area, sign height, sign location, and sign illumination type. However, where the City determines that the sign poses a danger to public health or safety, it may order that the sign be removed or reinforced in order to mitigate such danger.

Where a legal nonconforming sign is removed by order of the City due to it being a danger to public health or safety or where a legal nonconforming sign is destroyed by calamity, a sign of exact area, location, height, type, and illumination type may be erected within twelve (12) months of the date of removal or destruction, regardless of whether it meets this code’s sign standards, provided that the new sign does not present a danger to public health or safety, as determined by the City. The replacement sign shall be deemed a legal nonconforming sign by this code. Where the sign is not replaced within twelve (12) months of the date of removal or destruction, the sign shall be considered to be abandoned by intent, and the legal nonconforming status shall be stripped from the sign.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-17-26.)

1177.01 TEMPORARY SIGN STANDARDS.

(A) Definition. The definition can be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code.

Figure 1177-01: Graphic showing a temporary sign—in this case,

an A-frame or “sandwich board” sign.

(B) Permitting. A zoning permit is not required to erect a temporary sign. Please note that temporary signs in the public right-of-way, such as sandwich board signs (i.e., A-frame signs) displayed on a public sidewalk, shall be permitted only with written City approval.

Temporary Sign Standards	RES1 District	RES2 District	NMU District	TRCMU District	COM District	SPCL District
No. of Temporary Signs per Lot	4	4	4	4	4	4
In Association with Which Land Uses?	All	All	All	All	All	All
Sign Illumination Types Allowed	None	None	None	None	None	None
Sign Area Per Sign	15 sq. ft. max.	15 sq. ft. max.	15 sq. ft. max.	15 sq. ft. max.	15 sq. ft. max.	15 sq. ft. max.
Front Setback of Sign	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.
Side and Rear Setback of Sign	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.
Sign Height	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1177.02 PROJECTING SIGN STANDARDS.

(A) Definition. The definition can be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code.

Figure 1177-02: A graphic showing an example of a projecting sign.

(B) Permitting. A zoning permit is required to install or enlarge a projecting sign or to change the illumination associated with a projecting sign. Changing the content on a projecting sign shall not require a zoning permit. The act of applying for a projecting zoning permit for a projecting sign that hangs over the public right-of-way shall be interpreted by the City as applying for a public right-of-way encroachment permit; when issuing a permit, the City shall indicate whether the projecting sign shall be permitted to overhang the public right-of-way and shall detail any necessary requirements on such encroachment. Where an encroachment of the public right-of-way is permitted by the City for a particular sign on a particular lot, the encroachment permit shall be interpreted as nullifying the minimum front setback in the table below.

Projecting Sign Standards	RES1 District	RES2 District	NMU District	TRCMU District	COM District	SPCL District
No. of Projecting Signs per Lot	Not Permitted	Not Permitted	1 *	1 *	1 *	1 *
In Association with Which Land Uses?	N/A	N/A	All	All	All	All
Sign Illumination Types Allowed	N/A	N/A	Internal or External	Internal or External	Internal or External	Internal or External
Sign Area Per Sign	N/A	N/A	20 sq. ft. max.	20 sq. ft. max.	20 sq. ft. max.	20 sq. ft. max.
Front Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.
Side and Rear Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.
Sign Height	N/A	N/A	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.
Notes. Asterisk (*) indicates that, for a lot on a corner or multiple corners, such number of signs per lot per sign type shall be interpreted as per street frontage; therefore, a lot on the corner of two streets shall be permitted twice the normal number of that sign type, provided that half of the permitted signs are installed on one frontage and the other half of the permitted signs are installed on the other frontage.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1177.03 FREESTANDING SIGN STANDARDS.

(A) Definition. The definition can be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code.

Figure 1177-03: A graphic showing an example of a freestanding sign.

(B) Permitting. A zoning permit is required to install or enlarge a freestanding sign or to change the illumination associated with a freestanding sign. Changing the content on a freestanding sign shall not require a zoning permit.

Freestanding Sign Standards	RES1 District	RES2 District	NMU District	TRCMU District	COM District	SPCL District
No. of Freestanding Signs per Lot	Not Permitted	Not Permitted	1 *	1 *	1 *	1 *
In Association with Which Land Uses?	N/A	N/A	Non-Residential Uses
Sign Illumination Types Allowed	N/A	N/A	Internal or External
Sign Area Per Sign	N/A	N/A	24 sq. ft. max.	50 sq. ft. max.	80 sq. ft. max.	80 sq. ft. max.
Front Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.
Side and Rear Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	10 ft. min.	10 ft. min.	10 ft. min.	10 ft. min.
Sign Height	N/A	N/A	8 ft. max.	8 ft. max.	25 ft. max.	25 ft. max.
Notes. Asterisk (*) indicates that, for a lot on a corner or multiple corners, such number of signs per lot per sign type shall be interpreted as per street frontage; therefore, a lot on the corner of two streets shall be permitted twice the normal number of that sign type, provided that half of the permitted signs are installed on one frontage and the other half of the permitted signs are installed on the other frontage.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1177.04 WALL SIGN STANDARDS.

(A) Definition. The definition can be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code.

Figure 1177-04: A graphic showing an example of a wall sign.

(B) Permitting. A zoning permit is required to install or enlarge a wall sign or to change the illumination associated with a wall sign. Changing the content on a wall sign shall not require a zoning permit.

Wall Sign Standards	RES1 District	RES2 District	NMU District	TRCMU District	COM District	SPCL District
No. of Wall Signs per Lot	1 *	1 *	1 *	1 *	1 *	1 *
In Association with Which Land Uses?	Non-Residential Uses or 9-Plus-Unit Residential Uses					Non-Residential Uses
Sign Illumination Types Allowed	Internal or External
Sign Area Per Sign	40 sq. ft. max.	40 sq. ft. max	50 sq. ft. max.	50 sq. ft. max.	250 sq. ft. max.	250 sq. ft. max.
Front Setback of Sign	15 ft. min.	15 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.
Side and Rear Setback of Sign	4 ft. min.	4 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	4 ft. min.	4 ft. min.
Sign Height	16 ft. min.	16 ft. min.	25 ft. max.	25 ft. max.	35 ft. max.	35 ft. max.
Notes. Asterisk (*) indicates that, for a lot on a corner or multiple corners, such number of signs per lot per sign type shall be interpreted as per street frontage; therefore, a lot on the corner of two streets shall be permitted twice the normal number of that sign type, provided that half of the permitted signs are installed on one frontage and the other half of the permitted signs are installed on the other frontage.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1177.05 CANOPY OR AWNING SIGN STANDARDS.

(A) Definition. The definition can be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code.

Figure 1177-05: A graphic showing an example of an awning sign.

(B) Permitting. A zoning permit is required to install or enlarge a canopy or awning sign or to change the illumination associated with a canopy or awning sign. Changing the content on a canopy or awning sign shall not require a zoning permit. The act of applying for a canopy or awning zoning permit for a canopy or awning sign that hangs over the public right-of-way shall be interpreted by the City as applying for a public right-of-way encroachment permit; when issuing a permit, the City shall indicate whether the canopy or awning sign shall be permitted to overhang the public right-of-way and shall detail any necessary requirements on such encroachment. Where an encroachment of the public right-of-way is permitted by the City for a particular sign on a particular lot, the encroachment permit shall be interpreted as nullifying the minimum front setback in the table below.

Canopy or Awning Sign Standards	RES1 District	RES2 District	NMU District	TRCMU District	COM District	SPCL District
No. of Canopy or Awning Signs per Lot	Not Permitted	Not Permitted	1 *	1 *	1 *	1 *
In Association with Which Land Uses?	N/A	N/A	Non-Residential Uses
Sign Illumination Types Allowed	N/A	N/A	External “Gooseneck” Only
Sign Area Per Sign	N/A	N/A	24 sq. ft. max.	24 sq. ft. max.	24 sq. ft. max.	24 sq. ft. max.
Front Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.
Side and Rear Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.
Sign Height	N/A	N/A	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.	15 ft. max.
Notes. Asterisk (*) indicates that, for a lot on a corner or multiple corners, such number of signs per lot per sign type shall be interpreted as per street frontage; therefore, a lot on the corner of two streets shall be permitted twice the normal number of that sign type, provided that half of the permitted signs are installed on one frontage and the other half of the permitted signs are installed on the other frontage.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1177.06 WINDOW SIGN STANDARDS.

(A) Definition. The definition can be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code.

Figure 1177-06: A graphic showing an example of a window sign.

(B) Permitting. A zoning permit is required to install or enlarge a window sign. Changing the content of a window sign shall not require a zoning permit.

Window Sign Standards	RES1 District	RES2 District	NMU District	TRCMU District	COM District	SPCL District
No. of Window Signs per Lot	Not Permitted	Not Permitted	4 *	4 *	4 *	4 *
In Association with Which Land Uses?	N/A	N/A	Non-Residential Uses
Sign Illumination Types Allowed	N/A	N/A	None Allowed
Sign Area Per Sign	N/A	N/A	32 sq. ft. max.	32 sq. ft. max.	32 sq. ft. max.	32 sq. ft. max.
Front Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.	0 ft. min.
Side and Rear Setback of Sign	N/A	N/A	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.	2 ft. min.
Sign Height	N/A	N/A	20 ft. max.	20 ft. max.	20 ft. max.	20 ft. max.
Notes. Asterisk (*) indicates that, for a lot on a corner or multiple corners, such number of signs per lot per sign type shall be interpreted as per street frontage; therefore, a lot on the corner of two streets shall be permitted twice the normal number of that sign type, provided that half of the permitted signs are installed on one frontage and the other half of the permitted signs are installed on the other frontage.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1178.01 PURPOSE OF MURAL REGULATIONS.

This Planning and Zoning Code treats murals, a type of sign, differently than most other signs--murals celebrate or comment on the community’s cultural heritage, enhance the quality of life, and important in place-making, which is a community imperative.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1178.02 DEFINITION.

The definition can be found in Title Nine "Glossary of Terms” of this Planning and Zoning Code. (Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1178.03 MURAL STANDARDS.

(A) Murals shall use durable, exterior-grade paints and materials and shall use weatherproof and ultraviolet-protective coatings;

(B) Murals shall not obscure character-defining architectural features of a building, such as cornices, archways, or columns, although some murals may imitate or enhance architectural features, such as illustrating columns where no columns exist;

(C) Murals may create the illusion of three (3) dimensionality, but they shall not be built out from the building face except where disguising mechanical features, such as electric conduit or other utilities;

(D) Murals shall not be permitted on brick surfaces that were, at the time of brick manufacture and building erection, designed to remain unpainted, such as low-fire bricks that require moisture permeability, and such as scratched bricks;

(E) Murals shall not include obscene language or graphics. The Zoning Administrator shall determine whether the content of a proposed mural is obscene, and appeals to the Zoning Administrator’s decision shall be heard by the Zoning Board of Appeals.

(F) No mural shall include the logo or name of a commercial enterprise nor the logo or name of a brand sold or serviced by a commercial enterprise where such mural is located on the wall of a structure owned by such commercial enterprise or where such mural is located on a wall of a structure within fifty (50) feet of such commercial enterprise. For instance, a mural that includes the logos of Nike and Adidas on the wall of an athletic clothing store shall be considered in violation of this provision. However, a mural showing fruit and vegetables on the wall of a grocery store, where no name of the grocer nor the name of the fruit producer is indicated, shall be in conformity with this provision.

Figure 1178-01: An image of the Kroger Headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio.

A painting on the side of the structure is considered a mural--while Kroger vends

fruits and vegetables, the mural does not include logos or names associated with Kroger

or of any brands sold or serviced by Kroger.

(G) No mural shall be illuminated; however, a variance granted by the Zoning Board of Appeals may permit the illumination of a mural.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

1178.04 MURAL APPROVAL PROCESS.

(A) Murals may be approved by submitting a zoning permit application to the Zoning Administrator, indicating that the application is for a mural.

(B) Once a mural is approved for a particular building face, a new approval is not needed for touch-ups of the paint or for a change in mural content, provided that the location and the size of the mural is not changed.

(Ord. 87-2025. Passed 1-12-26.)

TITLE ONE A

Subdivision Control

TITLE ONE

Introduction to the Planning and Zoning Code

TITLE TWO

Zoning District Standards

TITLE THREE

Land Use Standards

TITLE FOUR

Generally Applicable Regulations

TITLE FIVE

Sign Regulations

CHAPTER 1163 Purpose of Sign Regulations
CHAPTER 1164 Definition of a Sign
CHAPTER 1165 Applicability of Sign Standards
CHAPTER 1166 Obtaining a Permit for a Sign
CHAPTER 1168 Measuring Sign Height
CHAPTER 1169 Sign in the Vision Clearance Triangle
CHAPTER 1170 Sign Illumination Standards
CHAPTER 1171 Changing Sign Copy or Messaging
CHAPTER 1172 Electronic Display Sign Standards
CHAPTER 1173 Sign in the Public Right-of-Way
CHAPTER 1174 Sign Maintenance
CHAPTER 1175 Sign Replacement
CHAPTER 1176 Nonconforming Signs
CHAPTER 1177 Sign Types and Tables of Permissions
CHAPTER 1178 Mural Standards

TITLE SIX

Environmental Regulations

TITLE SEVEN

Administration and Procedures

TITLE EIGHT

Nonconformities

TITLE NINE

Glossary of Terms

Garfield Heights City Zoning Code