Any governmental body having jurisdiction may erect signs or
display notices that direct or regulate traffic or parking, convey
public information, identify public property or provide legal service.
Public utilities may erect noncommercial signage of the appropriate
size regarding its poles, pipes, lines or facilities.
Public transit providers may erect noncommercial signage of
appropriate size and in the appropriate locations to inform passengers
of its services.
[Amended 8-8-2006 by Ord. No. 1455]
A.
Governments, utilities, emergency services and contractors may display
emergency warning signs or safety equipment when performing authorized
or permitted work.
B.
Only the listed entities may operate a light fixture that produces
blinking, flashing, rotating, pulsing or scrolling light in the public
space.
A.
Signs that project into or over a public space from a location on
private property shall be permitted, provided that they conform in
all other respects to the provisions of this chapter.
B.
An awning structure or framework that projects into the right-of-way
without its covering, whether permanent or fabric, shall be prohibited
regardless of its past or future use as a sign.
Borough Council, upon written request, may approve the temporary
erection or display of signs for special occasions provided the signage
conforms in all other respects to this chapter.
