Any sign proposed for any of the following uses shall meet the following requirements set forth for the particular use unless expressly exempted from such review by this chapter.
A. 
Signs for retail uses shall not exceed 1/2 square foot of sign area for each linear foot of building or storefront frontage on the public right-of-way and shall not exceed 40 square feet. In residential zones, the maximum size for such signs shall be six square feet.
(1) 
A retail business that has retail merchandise in at least 51% of the square footage of their floor space may in addition to the above sign have a freestanding bill-of-fair sign. This sign must receive approval under the outdoor marketing graphic display requirements in § 191-24.1 of this chapter.
[Added 8-16-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-15]
(2) 
If a retail business applies for an outdoor marketing graphic display they may not apply for an outdoor merchandise display permit.
[Added 8-16-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-15]
B. 
Signs for offices, business offices or professional offices uses shall not exceed 1.2 square feet for the first occupant or business tenant or professional and shall not exceed one square foot for each additional occupant or business tenant or professional, up to a maximum of six square feet. Each name used on the sign determines the separate occupant or business tenant or professional for the purpose of the above calculation.
C. 
Signs in nonresidential zones may also include a decorative border not exceeding one inch on a side, which shall include no text, logo or lettering.
D. 
Where a single tax lot, building or storefront has frontage on more than one public right-of-way, it shall be entitled to have a sign on its primary frontage and one additional sign on its secondary frontage. The size of the sign or signs permitted shall be calculated independently for each separate frontage. Permitted sign area is not transferable from one frontage to another.
E. 
Where a single tax lot, building or storefront with frontage only on one public right-of-way has multiple entrances or uses, each with either a separate entrance or display window, each such entrance or use shall be entitled to one sign. Where one entrance serves a business or professional use, the sign for that use shall conform to the requirements of that use.
A. 
Signs for institutional uses, including the institutional name, shall not exceed a total of 15 square feet in area.
B. 
Any such sign may include a place for changeable text to inform the public of events, programs, holidays, or other information of public interest that the institution wishes to promote.
[Amended 9-11-2007 by Ord. No. 2007-23; 1-13-2010 by Ord. No. 2009-21]
A. 
Restaurants shall be permitted to display (1) below and either (2) or (3) below, in addition to their primary sign with restaurant name and description.
(1) 
A menu of food and/or beverages placed in the restaurant window or a bill-of-fare/menu sign in a display case mounted on the exterior of the restaurant building facade. Such window menu or display case shall not exceed 1.5 square feet in area.
(2) 
A bill of fare of food and/or beverage offerings on a freestanding, one-sided easel/pedestal or on a one-sided wall-mounted board with erasable text wherein such text shall not exceed six square feet in area and shall be removed at the end of the business day. White boards are not permitted on freestanding signs or wall-mounted signs. The nearest edge of the sign must be within one (1) foot of the store front.
(3) 
Temporary sign as permitted under § 191-18B. Maximum time and duration as permitted by that section.
B. 
Any freestanding bill-of-fair sign must receive approval under the outdoor marketing graphic display requirements in § 191-24.1 of this chapter. A mounted display case must receive Historic Preservation Commission approval.
A. 
A barbershop shall be permitted to display one barbershop pole.
B. 
A barbershop pole means the traditional red, white and blue striped cylindrical pole, which may or may not rotate, that is approximately six feet in height or less and contains no written words, symbols, and/or text.
C. 
The barbershop pole may be mounted to the front facade of the barbershop or may be freestanding in front of the barbershop. If the barbershop pole is mounted within the public right-of-way, or encroaches within the public right-of-way, permission must be obtained from the governing body of the Borough of Haddonfield.
D. 
A sign permit is required for the barbershop pole.
A. 
Signs on residences shall not exceed two square feet in size.
B. 
Such signs hall not include any commercial message.
C. 
Residential signs shall not require any sign permit.