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express permission to erect a sign on the property. A maximum of five (5) such signs may be placed in the City for any given event or occurrence. Such signs may be :erectedup to two: (2) days prior to the event or occurrence, and shall be removed within two (2) days following the event. or occurrence. In no event shall such a sign remain in place for more than seven (7) days. k) A change in the message content (words, logos, ❑r similar graphics) of an existing permanent sign, without change in any other characteristics of the sign. 3.2 Operation of Minnesota Election Law on Regulations. For the period beginning August 1 in a State general election year and ending ten (10) days following the general, election, or thirteen (13) weeks preceding a special election until ten (10) daysfollowingthe special election, these regulations shall have no effect upon the size or number of non-commercial signs within the City. Signs placed during this period shall be removed by the person responsible for erecting themwithin the 10 days following the election. Signs may be placed upon private property with permission of the property owner, but may not be placed within the public right-of-way or within a sight triangle. The City retains the right to remove and destroy any such signs so placed. 3.3. Permit Application. Application for a sign permit shall be made upon. the City's application form, and shall contain the following information: a) Name, signature, address and phone number of the property owner. b) Name, signature, address and phone number of the applicant, if different from the property owner. c) The address or property identification number of the property where the sign is proposed to be erected. d) An inventory of existing signs on the site and combined display area. e) A complete set of plans showing elevations, distances, setbacks from lot lines, location of buildings and other signs, size of the proposed sign and structure, and other details to fully and clearly represent the construction and placement of the sign. f} PIans and specifications relating to the method of construction, attachment to buildings, and/or placerinent upon the ground. g} A to -scale drawing or illustration showing proposed height, width, shape, layout, colors, lighting and other relevant details of the sign, from all perspectives in which the sign is intendedto be viewed. Applicants shall submit one application and supporting materials for each sign,.. unless submitting a Comprehensive Sign Plan as described in Section 3.7. Ordinance 109 draft 9/ 16/09 3