The following described signs shall be allowed. All permanent signs shall be On-Premises Signs and shall be reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Commission prior to construction. Table 6. Sign regulations by type

Note: The vertical distance measures from the grade to the highest point of a sign or any vertical projection, including its supporting columns.

A freestanding sign with a solid base should incorporate architectural features that complement the sign construction and make it pleasing to the eye.

A non-permanent sign intended for use for a short period of time includes any banner, pennant, or advertising display constructed with or without frame. Examples include construction signs, grand opening displays, residential land subdivision signs, and subdivision directional signs.

All signs must be on premise, meaning they are located on the same parcel of land.

Off premise signs are not allowed, off premise signs are located on a separate parcel of land, or on a separate site from the place where the product, service, or business is located.

A wall sign is a sign attached to, or erected against, the wall of a building or structure with the exposed face of the sign parallel to the plane of said wall. It does not extend over twelve (12) inches from the wall of the building or structure.

Traffic signs are allowed in the UDOT and City right-of-ways where warranted. All traffic signs must meet requirements of the MUTCD and/or Mendon City Standards.