[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village
of Sleepy Hollow 1-23-2007 by L.L. No. 2-2007 (Ch. 46 of the 1965
Code). Amendments noted where applicable.]
This chapter shall be known as the "Village of Sleepy Hollow
Sign Law" and may be cited as such, and will be referred to as "this
chapter."
The purpose of this chapter is to promote the public health, welfare and safety by regulating existing and proposed signs and interior signs placed for external observation. It is intended to protect property values and create a more attractive economic climate, to protect and enhance the physical and natural beauty of the Village by ensuring that signage is appropriate to the character of Sleepy Hollow, to reduce sign distractions and obstructions that may contribute to traffic accidents, and to reduce hazards which may be created by signs in a manner consistent with the legislative intent and purpose set forth in Chapter 450, Zoning, § 450-2, of the Code of the Village of Sleepy Hollow.
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
Any premises, either separate or defined by permanent party
walls within a building, with a common entrance or entrances for one
or more businesses conducted therein.
To paint, build, construct, alter, display, relocate, attach,
hang, place, suspend or affix. Such term does not include maintenance
and repair, but does include the repainting or refinishing of a sign
in a manner which changes the color or design of a sign or any of
its components.
Any material, structure or device which is composed of letters,
pictures or symbols; designed or used for the purpose of attracting,
or which does attract, the attention of the public to the subject
matter thereof; and either located out-of-doors on the exterior of
a building or inside the building within five feet of the window or
in a manner to be viewed principally by passersby. The following are
definitions of specific sign types:
AWNING SIGNAny visual message incorporated into an awning attached to a building.
COPY-CHANGE SIGNA sign on which the visual message may be periodically changed.
DIRECTIONAL SIGNA sign limited to providing information on the location of an activity, business or event.
FREESTANDING SIGNA sign not permanently attached to or part of any building but separate and permanently affixed by any other means, in or upon the ground. Included are pole signs, pylons signs and masonry wall type signs.
ILLUMINATED SIGNAny sign, including but not limited to neon, in or upon which an artificial light source is utilized in a manner to illuminate the information and graphics of the sign.
There are four types:
Self-illuminated, wherein the light source itself is shaped
and utilized to form the sign (e.g., neon or an array of individual
lamps).
Self-illuminated (internal), wherein a translucent or opaque
material which forms the sign is backlit by the light source and the
light is enclosed from direct view.
Externally illuminated (direct), wherein the sign is illuminated
by a light source placed in a manner to cast light upon the sign.
Externally illuminated (indirect), wherein the sign is illuminated
by ambient light.
All illuminated signs shall have timers controlled to turn off
the light source by 2:00 a.m.
OFF-PREMISES SIGNA sign unrelated to a business or profession conducted, or to a commodity or service sold or offered, upon the premises where such sign is located.
PORTABLE SIGNA sign, whether on its own trailer, wheels or otherwise, designed to be movable and not structurally attached to the ground, a building, structure or other sign.
PROJECTING SIGNA sign which is attached to the building wall or structure and which extends horizontally from the plane of such wall or structure, extending more than 15 inches.
REPRESENTATIONAL SIGNA three-dimensional sign built so as to physically represent the object advertised.
TEMPORARY SIGNA sign related to a single activity or event, placed for a duration of no more than 30 days.
WALL SIGNA sign which is painted on or attached to the outside wall of a building with the face of the sign in the plane parallel to such wall.
WINDOW SIGNA sign visible from a sidewalk, street, or other public place, painted or affixed on glass or other window material or located inside within five feet of the window.
SIGN DIRECTORYA listing of two or more business enterprises, consisting of a matrix and sign components.
STACKED PRODUCTS AND SHELVINGStacked products and shelving for the purpose of displaying products in a window are signs, as defined in this section, and are subject to the provisions herein.
TRADEMARK SIGNA sign or structure having a distinct shape which alone or in conjunction with words or symbols identifies the product intended to be advertised.
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No. 1-2013]
The supports, uprights, bracing and framework for the sign.
In the case of a sign structure consisting of two or more sides where
the angle formed between any two of the sides or projections thereof
exceeds 30°, each side shall be considered a separate sign structure.
The entire area within a single, continuous perimeter enclosing
all elements which form an integral part of the sign. The structure
supporting a sign shall be excluded unless the structure is designed
in a way to form an integral background for the display. Both faces
of a double-faced sign shall be included as surface area of such sign.
Any public or private way, street, avenue or road.
Prohibited signs shall be as follows:
A.
No off-premises sign shall be allowed other than as permitted under
the exempt sign provision of this chapter.
B.
No sign shall be illuminated by or contain flashing, intermittent
or rotating or moving lights.
C.
No sign shall emit smoke, vapors, or particles, sound or colors.
D.
No sign shall impair or cause confusion of vehicular or pedestrian
traffic, in its design, color or placement. No sign shall impair visibility
for motorists at a street corner or intersection of the street.
E.
No sign or sign support shall be placed on the roof of any building.
F.
No sign or exterior display shall consist of banners, pennants, flags,
ribbons, streamers, spinners or similar moving, fluttering or revolving
devices.
G.
No more than one illuminated sign may be located closer than five
feet to a display window, and such illuminated sign shall not exceed
18 inches on any side.
H.
Signs located in or projecting over a street, except those erected
by a governmental body, are prohibited.
I.
Exterior signs containing products or service advertising, trade
names or logotypes separate from the name of the business are prohibited.
J.
The use of vacuum plastic formed faced signs or letters is prohibited.
L.
Commercial pan signs are prohibited, except for three-dimensional
letters/logos.
M.
Any illuminated tubing or strings of lights outlining roof lines,
doors, windows, wall edges or architectural features of any building
is prohibited.
N.
Any sign that obscures a sign displayed by public authority for the
purpose of giving traffic instructions or directions or other information
is prohibited.
O.
Any sign that uses the word "stop" or "danger" or otherwise presents
or implies the need or requirement of stopping or caution or the existence
of danger, or which is a copy or imitation of, or which for any reason
is likely to be confused with any sign displayed by a public authority
is prohibited.
P.
Any sign that causes any direct glare into or upon any dwelling is
prohibited.
The following types of signs may be erected and maintained without
permits or fees, provided that such signs comply with the general
requirements of this chapter and other conditions specifically imposed
by this chapter:
A.
Historical markers, tablets and statues, memorial signs and plaques;
names of buildings and dates or erection when cut into any masonry
surface or when constructed of bronze, stainless steel or similar
material; and emblems installed by governmental agencies; religious
or nonprofit organizations, not exceeding six square feet.
B.
Flags and insignia of any government, except when displayed in connection
with commercial promotion.
C.
On-premises directional signs for the convenience of the general
public, identifying public areas, fire zones, entrances and exits
and similar signs, internally or externally illuminated. Business
names shall be allowed, excluding advertising messages.
D.
Nonilluminated warning, private drive, posted or no-trespassing signs,
not exceeding 1 1/2 square feet.
E.
Number and nameplates identifying residents, mounted on a house,
apartment or mailbox, not exceeding one square foot in area.
F.
Lawn signs identifying residents, not exceeding one square foot or
two square feet if double-faced. Such signs are to be nonilluminated
except by a light which is an integral part of a lamppost if used
as a support, with no advertising message thereon.
G.
Private-owner merchandise sale signs for garage sales and auctions,
not exceeding 1 1/2 square feet for a period not exceeding seven
days.
H.
Temporary, nonilluminated window signs and posters. Placement shall
not exceed 30 days.
I.
Holiday decorations, including lighting, which may be displayed in
any district without permit until 10 days after the holiday.
J.
At gasoline stations, as follows:
(1)
Integral graphics or attached price signs on gasoline pumps.
(2)
Two auxiliary signs per station, each not exceeding four square feet.
(3)
Gas stations shall additionally be permitted two price, product or
promotional signs each not exceeding 12 square feet or six square
feet per side if located on the pump island or set no closer than
10 feet to the edge of the pavement, not below 10 feet above the grade
nor situated so as to impair visibility for pedestrians or motorists.
K.
Trademark signs.
(1)
No trademark sign or part of a trademark sign shall project over
any property line.
(2)
The top of a freestanding sign shall be no greater than 20 feet above
the ground.
(3)
A trademark sign shall be located only in the front yard and shall
be no closer to side lot lines than the required side yard.
(4)
There shall be only one trademark sign permitted on any lot regardless
of the number of separate or individual businesses located on such
lot.
(5)
The maximum dimensions of trademark signs shall be three feet high
by three feet wide and be eight inches deep in thickness.
(6)
No trademark sign shall be installed on a lot containing a freestanding
sign.
(7)
The maximum height of the bottom of a trademark sign above the ground
shall be 10 feet.
L.
Directional signs for meetings, conventions and other assemblies,
provided that all such signs shall be removed within 10 days after
the last day of the event to which they pertain.
M.
One sign, not exceeding six square feet, listing the architect, engineer,
contractor and/or owner, on premises where construction is in progress.
Such sign shall be removed promptly upon completion of the work.
N.
Official notices or advertisements posted or displayed by or under
the direction of any public officer or court officer in the performance
of his/her official duties, provided that all such signs shall be
removed not later than 10 days after the last day of the period for
which the same are required to be displayed in order to accomplish
their purpose.
O.
Signs advertising only the name, time and place of any bona fide
fair, carnival, festival, bazaar or similar event when conducted by
a public agency or for the benefit of any civic, fraternal, religious
or charitable cause, provided that no sign in any R District shall
exceed 20 square feet in area or be displayed except on the immediate
site of the event to which it pertains; no such sign in any C District
shall exceed in area the maximum area of a sign permitted on the lot
in that district; and provided further that all such signs shall be
removed within 10 days after the last day of the event to which they
pertain.
P.
Any informational or directional sign erected by a public agency
or under the authorization of a public agency.
The following regulations apply to signs in commercial districts:
A.
Except as otherwise provided, no person shall erect or relocate any sign without first obtaining a permit from the Building Inspector. Within nine months of the effective date of this chapter, a permit shall also be obtained for any sign in existence as of the effective date of this chapter, unless specifically excluded by the exempt signs provision under § 338-5.
B.
Signs shall be in keeping with the architectural design of the building
upon which they are placed, the design of the neighboring properties
and adjoining signs and the character of Sleepy Hollow.
C.
Each business establishment shall be limited to:
(1)
One principal sign per facade identifying the name and type of business, with a maximum of two signs in the case of a building fronting on two or more rights-of-way, except for signs for which no permit is required under § 338-5 of this chapter.
(2)
One secondary sign identifying the name and type of business located
on the front flap of an awning or on the front door, and one such
secondary sign in one window of a second-floor business.
D.
Signs shall be limited to three colors (black, white, natural finish;
tints of the same color shall be considered separate colors). The
return edge of the letter forms and graphic symbols shall be the same
color as that of the face. Metallic, iridescent and day-glo bright
colors are prohibited. Use of natural bronze, aluminum and stainless
steel metals and genuine gold and silver leaf is permitted.
E.
Dimensions of permitted signs shall be as follows:
(1)
The maximum vertical dimensions or height of any sign affixed to
a building facade shall be 24 inches, and the maximum horizontal dimension
or length shall not exceed 75% of the street frontage of the business
establishment upon which such sign is erected or maintained. In any
case, however, the maximum horizontal dimension or length of such
sign shall not exceed 20 feet on any street frontage for the same
business establishment.
(2)
For circular, oval, square or other nonrectangular signs, the total
sign area shall not exceed nine square feet.
(3)
The maximum overall height of letter groups, including upper- and
lowercase letters, and graphic symbols shall be 18 inches. Where there
is more than one line of letters and symbols, the combined height
of the letters and symbols shall not exceed 12 inches, including the
space between the lines.
(4)
Where the design of an existing building facade incorporates a specific
area for signs, the height and length of the signs shall be restricted
to the dimensions of this area. Such signs may not, however, exceed
maximum dimensions as stated above.
F.
Placement of signs.
(1)
Signs shall be placed parallel to the facade of the building; and,
except for marquees of theaters in operation and awnings, no part
of the sign shall project more than eight inches beyond the face of
the building in any direction.
(2)
The lower edge of a sign placed on a facade shall not be located
above the level of the floor of the second story of the building upon
which the sign is placed.
G.
Temporary signs, advertising display panels, posters and similar
graphic material relating to general sales and information, special
events and offerings, and sales promotions may be displayed without
a permit, for a duration of no more than 30 days, provided that:
(1)
No sign shall exceed 1 1/2 square feet per display window.
(2)
They are neatly and professionally rendered and displayed and are
mounted on firm material in a true square manner.
(3)
Not more than one such sign per display window and a maximum of four
such signs per facade may be displayed at any one time.
(4)
All such signs in this category must be dated.
(5)
Freestanding signs must be at least three feet above ground level
and less than 10 feet above ground level. Freestanding signs are prohibited
on Beekman Avenue, Cortlandt Street and Valley Street due to the congested
nature of these areas.
(6)
No temporary signs, advertising display panels, posters and similar
graphic material shall be posted on the exterior of buildings or structures.
H.
Signs on accessory buildings or buildings incidental to the principal
building in which the business is located shall be allowed as a portion
of the total allowable sign area computed using the frontage of the
principal building only.
I.
Sign directories. An off-street shopping plaza or building housing
multiple businesses or professional offices will be permitted a sign
directory. Each business within the plaza/building may have a sign
within the directory. They shall be equal in size and shape and shall
not exceed three square feet in size. The directory sign may not exceed:
J.
One illuminated sign, as defined in § 338-3, identifying the name and description of the business shall be permitted on each street facade for the ground floor use of a business establishment. For a business located on two or more rights-of-way, a maximum of two such illuminated signs, one on each facade, shall be permitted.
K.
The design and appearance of the light fixture shall be fitting and
appropriately integrated with the architectural character of the building
facade and that of its neighbors.
L.
Future and proposed illuminated signs, interior. Externally illuminated signs, as defined in § 338-3, are permitted in the windows of a business establishment, if designed to identify the name and type of business. Such sign(s) may not be in addition to a sign on the building exterior, except that the name of the business may also be located on the front valance of an awning or on the front door in accordance with these regulations.
M.
Future and proposed illuminated sign light sources.
(1)
Light sources, with the exception of neon, shall be shielded or screened
in a manner so as not to be seen by passersby from a normal viewing
angle. Intense or glaring light is to be avoided.
(2)
Light sources shall be limited to natural white incandescent or fluorescent
lamps.
(3)
Light fixtures and sources shall be designed to cause a reasonable
uniform distribution of light on the full extent of the sign(s).
N.
Signs accessory to parking areas.
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(1)
Signs designating entrances to or exits from a parking area shall
be permitted, provided the size of any sign shall not exceed two square
feet in area.
(2)
Signs designating the identity and condition of use of parking areas
shall be permitted, provided the size of any such sign shall not exceed
nine square feet in area. Not more than one sign may be placed upon
any property unless such property is located on a corner, in which
event two such signs may be permitted, one facing each street.
The following regulations apply to signs in residential districts:
A.
Every sign in an R District shall either:
(1)
Be placed flat against a building, projecting not more than six inches
therefrom, on the front thereof and not extending above the actual
height thereof.
(2)
Be located completely apart from the building, directly in front
thereof, at a distance of not less than 15 feet from the front lot
line and not exceeding five feet in height.
B.
No sign in an R District shall be illuminated by other than indirect
lighting, with the source thereof so shielded that it illuminates
only the face of the sign.
C.
The following types of signs are permitted in all R Districts:
(1)
Name plates and identification signs.
(a)
Signs indicating the name or address of the occupant or a permitted
home occupation or profession, provided that they shall not exceed
one square foot in area.
(b)
Only one sign shall be permitted per dwelling unit except in
the case of corner lots, where two such signs, one facing each street,
shall be permitted.
(c)
For multiple-dwelling structures, a single identification sign
not exceeding six square feet in area.
(2)
Sales or rental or development signs.
(a)
Signs advertising the sale or rental of the premises upon which
they are located, provided they shall not exceed six square feet.
(b)
Not more than one such sign may be placed upon any property or erected per building in accordance with Subsection A.
(c)
Such signs shall be promptly removed when premises are sold
or rented.
A.
With the exception of any sign erected by the Village, town, county,
state or other governmental authority, and all signs pertaining to
traffic regulations and parking regulations, no signs, temporary or
permanent, shall be located within or upon the right-of-way of any
Village, town, state or county road or highway or upon any Village,
town, state or other publicly owned land.
B.
No utility pole, light pole, parking meter, structure or tree located
in any public right-of-way, publicly owned land, or public easement
shall be used for posting of signs.
C.
The Superintendent of Highways shall be authorized to remove any sign placed upon any property owned by the Village of Sleepy Hollow, including but not limited to highways, parks or other public lands. Signs shall be held for a period of 72 hours; and if not claimed by the owner within the seventy-two-hour period, the Superintendent of Highways is authorized to dispose of said signs. There shall be a fee as set forth in the fee schedule included at the end of Chapter 200, Fees, for any person or organization redeeming a sign seized.
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A.
A temporary permit shall be required for each political sign. However,
a political party or candidate may obtain one temporary permit for
all signs, provided that the location of each sign is stated in the
application.
B.
The fee for an individual temporary political sign permit or a group temporary political sign permit shall be as set forth in the fee schedule included at the end of Chapter 200, Fees.
C.
The maximum size of political signs in a commercial district shall
be 16 square feet.
D.
The maximum size of political signs in a residential district shall
be three square feet.
E.
Political signs may be installed no sooner than 30 days prior to
the political campaign to which they apply and must be removed no
later than 10 days after the election for political office for which
said signs were placed.
A.
All signs, together with all their supports, braces, hoods, guys, and anchors, shall be kept in good repair and shall be painted or cleaned as often as necessary to maintain a clean, neat, safe and orderly appearance. The time period for correction of disrepair shall not exceed 10 days from the date of service of notice of violation, pursuant to Chapter 310, Property Maintenance, Article I, of the Code of the Village of Sleepy Hollow.
B.
Any sign shall be designed and constructed to withstand a wind pressure
load consistent with environmental conditions in the Village of Sleepy
Hollow and shall comply with all applicable building codes of New
York State.
C.
All signs shall be erected, relocated or maintained so as to allow
free ingress to or egress from any door, window or fire escape. No
sign shall be attached to a standpipe or fire escape.
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A.
All signs and supporting structures which do not conform to the provisions
of this chapter upon the date of adoption, or as subsequently amended,
shall be brought into compliance within 18 months from the effective
date of this chapter or subsequent amendments.
B.
Upon and after the expiration of such 18 months, the owner of the
property on which such sign is located and/or the owner of such sign
shall be in violation of this chapter until the sign is removed. The
Village of Sleepy Hollow may, with 30 days' prior written notice
to the property and sign owner(s), remove such sign at the expense
of the property and/or sign owner without further notice or further
proceedings. The expense may be recovered by the Village in an action
pursuant to this chapter, which shall be instituted in the appropriate
court having jurisdiction over this matter.
Existing illuminated signs are those existing before the effective
date of this chapter and for which a valid permit was issued.
A.
Businesses with more than one existing illuminated sign per street
facade shall remove the excess sign(s) within six months of the effective
date of this chapter.
B.
Self-illuminated product and brand name advertising signs are prohibited
on the building exterior or in the window within five feet of the
glass or within the interior arranged in a manner intended to be seen
by passersby. Such signs shall be removed from the premises within
a period of six months of the effective date of this chapter.
Except as specifically exempted by § 338-5 hereof, no sign may be erected or displayed on a building facade, awning or on or within a window without first obtaining a permit from the Building Inspector.
A.
An application for a sign permit shall be made to the Building Inspector
and shall comply with these regulations. The Building Inspector shall
forward all complete applications to the Architectural Review Board
for review.
B.
An application for a sign permit shall comply with the following
requirements:
(1)
A drawing of the signs, accurately showing dimensions, with a scale
of not less than one inch equals one-foot. The size and layout of
the letter forms and graphics and materials, colors and thickness
shall be indicated.
(2)
Samples of each material and color to be used in the sign.
(3)
Photographs clearly showing the building facade in its entirety and
that of the immediately adjacent building. One photograph should be
a close-up of where the proposed sign will be erected.
(4)
Consent to the erection of the sign by owner of the premises on which
the sign is to be erected.
(5)
Any additional documents that the Building Inspector may request.
(6)
An application fee must accompany each application.
Any applicant for a permit or any person who was ordered by
the Building Inspector to incur expenses in connection with a sign
and any person dissatisfied with any refusal order of the Building
Inspector may appeal to the Architectural Review Board within 15 days
from the date of such refusal, order or decision. A public hearing
on any appeal shall be warned by posting notice in a newspaper at
least 15 days prior to the hearing. Such notice shall contain the
time, location and date of the hearing and a reasonable description
of the appeals hearing.
A.
The Architectural Review Board may vary the provisions of this chapter
when in specific cases it finds:
B.
The Architectural Review Board may attach such safeguards and conditions
as it considers necessary and appropriate to implement the purpose
and intent of this chapter in rendering its decisions.
In rendering a decision or in rejecting an appeal, the Architectural
Review Board will issue findings of fact within 45 days of the final
hearing on the appeal.
The permit fees shall be determined by resolution of the Board
of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow.[1]
A sign permit shall be void if the sign authorized thereunder
has not been erected within 180 days from the date of issuance. The
owner of or applicant for said sign shall be responsible for establishing
the date of erection in the issued sign permit.
A.
The applicant shall be responsible for the occurrence of all dimensions
relating to the building and the sign. In cases where the actual sign
does not conform to the approved design, the applicant may be required
at his/her own expense to remove, correct or replace the sign.
B.
Signs shall be maintained in good and complete condition, with panels,
letter forms and graphics firmly mounted and in true alignment and
finishes in good repair.
A.
Any sign which at any time no longer advertises a bona fide business
or activity other than one being conducted on the premises on which
such sign is located, or a product or service other than those offered
on such premises, or which does not comply with the regulations established
for the issuance of a permit pursuant to this chapter shall be deemed
prohibited and shall be brought into compliance with this chapter.
B.
If necessary, the Village of Sleepy Hollow may remove such sign(s),
and the expense may be recovered by the Village in action on this
chapter, which shall be instituted in the appropriate court having
jurisdiction over the matter.
A.
The Building Inspector may revoke a sign permit at any time where
the sign erected or maintained thereunder violates this chapter.
B.
Notice of such revocation and the reason therefor shall be given
in writing by the Building Inspector to the person named in the application
by mailing the same to him/her at his/her address as given in the
application and to the last known owner of the premises on which the
sign is placed by mailing the same to said owner, at the address as
shown on the assessment roll of the Village and by filing a copy of
said notice in the office of the Village Clerk.
A.
The following outlines the preferred characteristics of an awning
to be included in a site plan application:
(1)
Awnings shall be of the standard, barrel or hoop design and fabricated
to conform to the shape and dimensions of window and doorway openings.
Other configurations shall not be permitted except where specifically
necessitated by an unusual window shape.
(2)
Awnings may be stationary or nonstationary (operable).
(3)
Operating arms and braces shall be fully concealed from end view
when the awning is in an open position.
(4)
Awning material shall be limited to two colors. Black, white and
tints of the same color shall be considered separate colors. Metallic,
iridescent and other bright colors are prohibited. The awning support
and finish structure, mechanism and enclosure housing shall be a neutral
color, harmonious with the material of the building facade and awning
fabric.
(5)
Awning material shall be fabric. The use of metal, plastic or other
rigid materials is not permitted. Fabric shall be canvas duck or vinyl-coated
canvas. Solid vinyl fabric is prohibited. (The minimum weight of the
fabric shall be 10 ounces per square yard for canvas, and 12 ounces
per square yard for vinyl-coated canvas.)
(6)
The minimum height from the sidewalk to any part of the awning covering
or its support frame when closed or extended shall be seven feet.
(7)
The awning, including the operating mechanism, enclosure housing
(where of the nonstationary type) shall be installed in a manner which
does not cover the solid wall surface or architectural features of
the building facade. Generally, awnings shall be fitted and mounted
within the architectural frame of the window and door openings. Any
overlap of the awning onto adjoining building surfaces where necessitated
by the particular characteristics of the building facade shall be
limited to six inches.
(8)
Awning enclosure housings which are integrated and recessed within
the window head construction are preferred.
(9)
Awning graphics shall be limited to the business name and property
address. Phone numbers shall be prohibited on awnings.
B.
The following shall be included with an awning application:
(1)
A drawing accurately depicting dimensions of the storefront and the
awning in fully open position at a scale of not less than one inch
equals one-foot.
(2)
A photograph clearly showing the building facade in its entirety
and its relationship to immediately adjoining buildings. Photographs
must be a minimum of eight inches by 10 inches in size.
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(3)
A sample of awning fabric and colors.
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Any person(s) violating any of the provisions of this chapter
shall be subject to penalties not to exceed $250, 15 days' imprisonment,
or both, per day per violation.
