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(d) All root signs must be set back a distance of at least lour feet trom all the outside walls of the building on or over which they are located, It is the intention of this provision to provide a ,Iear passageway around the sign. (e) Roof signs may not rotate. (I) For residential proximity regulations set forth in Section 5.1, (e) shall apply. / ''\ // " (g) No visible guy wires, braces,'~>sec- ondary supports are to be 'used. s~ (Fig. 17) tor permissibje/ method. " ~ " VAN W.~l . Figure 17 Sec. 5.5. Projecting Signs (a) Anyone tenant with frontage on a public right-ot-way is permitted to have one projecting sign along that pUblic street. The projecting sign may exist instead of, but not in addition 10, a tree-standing sign or roof sign. Where a premises is allowed two free-standing signs, the occupant may elect to substitute a projecting sign for one of the free-slanding signs. If a premises has at least 300 t.~J,1 ::' frC'~itage 8jO~g anyone rlght-c:-'/;iJj' ~he occu- pant may have two projecting signs. (b) Subject to absolute limits 01 10' 0" horn the property Ilne and hvo 1eet back tram the curt. line, projection over public domain is limited to 3" for each linear foot of building front measured from the sign location to the nearest side line of premises. Subject to the same maximum limits, signs on corner properties installed at 45 degrees to the corner are per- mitted a 20% Increase on the formula. (Fig. 18, Fig. 19, Fig. 20). Example: 50' store front with sign installed at center point 25 x 3" = 75" projection. (Fig. 18). b///// // /rr////:///~ Figure 18 29