The minimum setback of any part of the sign and sign structure shall not be less than 10 feet nor more than 20 feet from the I-95 right-of-way.

The minimum setback from all property lines, other than the I-95 right-of-way, shall be 15 feet.

Any highway billboard shall be constructed so that the advertising surfaces of the highway billboard are oriented in a manner that advertising on both sides of the structure are as perpendicular to I-95 as possible. The widest part of the sign structure shall face I-95. The highway billboard structure shall be painted in a dull gray/blue finish, or in such other color as the Planning Board determines will be most effective in reducing the visual impact of the structure on the surrounding area.

Lighting for a highway billboard shall be designed so as to preclude glare and light spillover to any residential dwelling within 1,000 feet of the proposed sign. If it is determined by the Planning Board's Engineer that the proposed lighting of a sign does affect dwellings within 1,000 feet, the sign shall incorporate a device capable of turning off all lighting until two hours before sunrise as determined by the National Weather Service under NOAA.

No sign under this article shall include revolving, blinking, flashing, sequential type lighting or similar type of lighting. Lighting used to provide time, date or temperature and occupying less than 20% of the area of the sign is permitted.

If the Planning Board requires a determination as to the impact of any proposed lighting, the analysis shall be conducted by a qualified professional retained by the Board and paid by an escrow fund to be provided by the applicant.