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2. Quality: All signage shall improve the aesthetics or functional use of the site.All freestanding signs shall include materials that complement the architectural design/existing building materials,including but not limited to face brick,natural or cut stone,integrally colored concrete masonry units/rock faced block,glass,pre- finished metal stucco or similar cementation coating,and/or factory finished metal panels.Landscaping may be integrated into any freestanding sign. 3. Type:All types of signs are permitted except those prohibited by Section 1010.03C of this Chapter. 4. Size:The size of all signage(building wall and freestanding)shall be limited to 2 times the maximum allowed under Section 1010.05 of this Chapter. 5. Height:The height of any freestanding sign shall be limited to 40 feet. 6. Number:The number of freestanding signs shall be reasonably related to the number of access points to public streets and/or the number of tenants within the multi-tenant structure. F. Master Sign Plan Process:The following has been established by the City of Roseville for reviewing and approving Master Sign Plans: 1. Application Requirements: The property owner,his/her agent/manager,a design, architectural,or consulting firm,or a sign company,acting on behalf thereof,shall submit a completed Master Sign Plan Application to the Community Development Department. A completed application includes completion of the application form, submittal of all applicable proposed plans and specifications,and the submittal of the required fee as set-forth in Chapter 314 of this Code. 2. Submittal Review: Upon submittal of a Master Sign Plan application,the Community Development Department will review the information provided for completeness and determine whether modifications and/or clarification is necessary. Once an application has been determined complete,the Community Development Department will set the administrative hearing before the Master Sign Plan Committee(MSPC). 3. Establishment of Administrative Hearing and Notice: The Community Development Department will provide notice(postcard)to the applicant and contiguous/effected property owners not less than one week prior to a Master Sign Plan hearing.The Community Development Department may notify additional property owners if a determination is made that such additional notification is merited. 4. Hearing and Approval: The MSPC shall hold an administrative hearing for each Master Sign Plan proposal,take public comment,and provide a recommendation to the Community Development Director or Designee for approval. The Community Development Director or Designee shall make the final decision and provide written approval of a Master Sign Plan to the applicant. G. Appeal: Should the applicant or a contiguous property owner object to the Community Development Director or Designee decision on the Master Sign Plan,an appeal may be filed within 10 days following the administrative decision by the Community Page 17 of 19