In addition to the general sign provisions of Chapter 19.904, the following types of signs are permitted in residential zones, subject to the limitations indicated:
A. 
Residential Subdivision Signs. For a single-family or condominium residential subdivision, monument or wall signs may be permitted subject to the following criteria.
1. 
The subdivision shall consist of 10 or more lots with a neighborhood association or under a single ownership at the time of the application.
2. 
The sign(s) shall be for the sole purpose of identifying the subdivision, neighborhood, and/or neighborhood association.
3. 
The approved number, size, location, and design of the identification signs shall be determined through a sign plan review with the Planning Commission.
B. 
Multifamily Residential Identification Signs.
1. 
For complexes of 15 or fewer units, one monument or wall sign of 15 square feet maximum area shall be permitted for identification of the complex.
2. 
For complexes of more than 15 units, one 32 square foot maximum area sign, either a monument or wall sign, shall be permitted per street frontage. Additionally a complex with a single street frontage in excess of 750 feet may have a second 32 square foot maximum sign located along that street frontage or on a wall facing that street.
C. 
Mobilehome Parks. For mobilehome parks in the RMH zone, separate sign provisions apply pursuant to Section 19.448.020 of Division 4.
D. 
Other Permitted Uses. For a church or educational institution, in addition to the permit-exempt bulletin board allowed under subsection F of Section 19.904.080, 1 monument sign and 1 wall sign, may be permitted for each street frontage, with a maximum total allowable sign area of 32 square feet. For any permitted incidental uses on the same lot, a maximum of 1 additional monument or wall sign may be permitted with a total sign area not exceeding 20 square feet. A minimum 150 feet separation shall be provided between any ground signs along a street frontage.
E. 
Vision Clearance Area. Ground signs shall not be located within required vision clearance area adjacent to driveways, as defined under Section 19.336.030.