Signs for service providers, such as real estate brokers, contractors, tradespeople, and artisans, are permitted only during the period of time when the service provider is engaged in performing the service on, or for the premises where the sign is placed. This includes residential and commercial properties.

Such signs shall not exceed six square feet in area.

Only one sign per service provider is permitted.

Any such sign shall be placed only with the permission of the owner of the lot on which the service is being provided.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, a real estate broker or the resident selling his/her residence, may place one additional temporary sign on the tax lot advising the public of an open house. This sign shall be displayed only on the day prior to and the day of the open house.

Such signs may not be placed in the park strip.

The Zoning Officer shall permit the display of interim signs pending the necessary approval for permanent signs. The interim sign must be removed upon installation of the permanent sign(s) or expiration of 90 days, whichever is sooner.

Such signs must comply in size, lettering, content, design, and location consistent with the design of the permitted sign.

The sign must be placed in approximately the same location as the permanent sign unless approved otherwise by the Zoning Officer due to practical considerations.