Real estate, construction or subdivision signs of a temporary nature shall be set back at least five feet from a right-of-way or from the traveled way, whichever is greater. Such signs shall have a minimum area of eight square feet and a maximum of 24 square feet and shall not be illuminated.

Temporary directional signs indicating the location of a real estate subdivision shall be permitted as special permit uses under the provisions of § 235-15.4 for a period of one year during the active selling of subdivision properties. Additional periods of one year shall be the subject of an application to the Planning Board.

Permanent real estate development or subdivision signs shall only be allowed as part of a landscape plan for said development that has been approved by the Planning Board as part of a site plan or subdivision.