All on-premises and off-premises advertising signs are subject
to the following restrictions:
A. The highest point of any sign, measured from ground level to the
top thereof, shall not exceed a height of 25 feet, be located within
25 feet of any lot line, have less than three feet between the ground
level and the bottom of the sign or be less than 10 feet from the
nearest boundary line of the street, road or highway right-of-way.
B. No sign or any part thereof shall revolve, rotate, oscillate or otherwise
move.
C. No sign shall be lighted or illuminated in such a manner as to obstruct
or impair the vision of a motorist using the adjacent highway, nor
shall any sign be illuminated by artificial light which is not maintained
stationary or constant in intensity and color at all times when the
sign is in use.
On-premises advertising signs are permitted under the following
circumstances:
A. A sign in any use district, advertising the sale or rent of the premises,
provided that the sign area does not exceed nine square feet.
B. A sign in the A District, advertising the sale of home-grown agricultural
products raised on the premises, provided that the sign area does
not exceed 32 square feet.
C. A sign in the A District or any R District, advertising a home occupation,
provided that the sign area does not exceed nine square feet.
D. A sign in the B or I District, advertising the name of the business
or industry and describing the products sold or manufactured, provided
that the sign area does not exceed 100 square feet and the sign is
no longer than 15 feet on its longest side.
E. Such other signs as may be permitted by the Zoning Board of Appeals,
provided that:
(1) An application fee of $25 shall have been paid for the erection,
modification or alteration of each sign.
(2) An annual fee of $25 per year is paid for the maintenance of said
sign.
(3) Application for said sign is made on a form prescribed by the Zoning
Board of Appeals.
Off-premises advertising signs are permitted in the A, B and
I Use Districts, provided that:
A. A permit has been obtained from the Zoning Board of Appeals, upon
payment of a fee of $25 for the erection, modification or alteration
of each such sign.
B. An annual fee of $25 per year is paid for the maintenance of said
sign.
C. Application for said sign is made on a form prescribed by the Zoning
Board of Appeals.