A. 
No person, group, business, organization or entity may erect or maintain any temporary sign without first obtaining a temporary sign permit from the Zoning Office, except exempted signs as described in § 170-8, Exempted signs.
B. 
Temporary signs must meet all requirements of this chapter with the following exceptions: A-frame signs and movable signs are permitted as long as the sign is secured and would not be easily blown down by normal wind currents.
C. 
Inflatable, balloon, hot-air balloon signs or similar inflatable objects are permitted as temporary signs of which the area of such object will not be counted towards the sign area maximum, provided that:
(1) 
They are placed on a given property for no more than 14 calendar days per year;
(2) 
They are set back a distance equal to or greater than their height from right-of-way lines, lot lines and/or utility lines; and
(3) 
They are secured as to not shift more than three feet horizontally, creating a safety hazard.
D. 
No temporary sign may be placed so as to impede the normal flow of pedestrian or vehicle traffic, nor shall such signs impede the sight of or cover any existing business sign and traffic control sign or any entrance or exit to any property or business.
E. 
No business shall exceed a maximum of 50 square feet of temporary sign area.
A. 
The time limit for temporary signs is 60 days per calendar year per business or other entity. Such entity must obtain a separate permit for each time period that a temporary sign is on display. The duration of each time period must be declared by the permittee and will be specified on the permit. Each sign requires a separate permit.
B. 
Temporary sign permits must be obtained prior to the display of any temporary sign. Should a permit not be applied for before the sign is erected, the ensuing permit would be dated retroactive to the first day of the sign's display.
C. 
If a sign is not removed at the end of the permitted duration, the time duration beyond that which is permitted will be deducted from the permittee's total maximum temporary sign allowance of 60 days per calendar year.
D. 
A temporary business, as defined by Chapter 171, Solicitors and Temporary Businesses, may have a temporary sign for the duration of the valid temporary business license, not to exceed a maximum of 13 weeks per calendar year unless the sign is utilized in conjunction with a temporary use, which is regulated under § 200-41, Temporary uses. Such sign(s) shall then be allowed for the duration of the temporary use license if greater than 13 weeks per calendar year.