The following signs, not specifically listed in this chapter,
are permitted within residential districts in accordance with the
following:
A. Signs Allowed in All Districts without Sign Permits – Chapter
18.015.
C. Signs for Churches and Other Institutional Uses – Section
18.035.030.
D. Signs within the Public Right-of-Way – Section
18.035.070.
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Building-mounted on-premises directory signs for residential
complexes identifying occupants within the complex, are permitted
and exempt from sign permit requirements in accordance with Section
18.015.040.L.
In addition to the above exempt signs, freestanding directory
signs may be permitted provided a sign permit is approved by the Architectural
Commission and the following standards are met:
A. Maximum
of four square feet in area per sign.
B. Sign
shall be pedestrian-oriented.
C. Maximum
of four feet in height.
D. One
such sign may be permitted at each public entrance to the building
or complex if so approved by the Commission.
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Permanent signs identifying apartment buildings, condominium
complexes, neighborhoods, subdivisions, or other residential developments
are permitted upon approval of a sign permit provided such developments
have at least five lots or dwelling units.
A. Maximum
Number
1. For Apartment or Condominium Complexes – one identification
sign per street frontage, either building-mounted or freestanding.
2. Neighborhoods or Subdivisions – two identification signs per
project entry, either building-mounted or freestanding.
B. Maximum
Size
1. Developments of less than one acre – 20 square feet per sign.
2. Developments of one acre or larger – 32 square feet per sign.
C. Maximum
Height
Maximum height of freestanding signs shall be five feet.
D. Review
Neighborhood identification signs shall be reviewed by the Architectural
Commission.
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Freestanding on-premises parking lot or other direction signs, denoting "entry," "exit," etc., maximum of four square feet in size and four feet in height, are permitted as determined necessary by the Director of Community Development. Signs shall be reviewed pursuant to Chapter
18.001.
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Temporary on-premises signs identifying model home complexes,
either building-mounted or freestanding, are permitted upon approval
of a sign permit provided such signs do not exceed 20 square feet
in size. Sign height, placement, and illumination shall be as approved
by the staff.
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The City shall determine sign standards for land uses other
than those listed in this chapter by applying the standards for similar
uses from the most applicable chapter of this title.
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