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CB, RB, O/BP, and CMU Districts <br />68 <br />Type Maximum Number Maximum Sign PlacementRestrictions <br />AllowedArea Allowed Location <br />Wall Sign Multiple 1.5 sq. ft. per lineal Installed on Sign area for <br />foot of tenant space exterior building all sides of <br />or building front wall or facade building <br />(main public entry (including fuel <br />as per canopy) is <br />determination by capped at the <br />Community Maximum Size <br />Development Allowed <br />Department). (column 3). <br />Freestanding Fuel <br />Multiple½ sq. ft. per lineal Installed on Sign area for <br />Canopy Signs foot of freestanding exterior of canopy is <br />fuel canopy front freestanding fuel capped at the <br />(as per canopyMaximum Size <br />determination by Allowed <br />Community (column 3) <br />Development <br />Department) <br />Freestanding <br />1 on interior lot, 2 100 sq. ft. 15 foot <br />Signson through lot or maximum on a minimum from a <br />multiple frontage single sided sign or property line. 25 <br />lot; or as approved 200 sq. ft. foot maximum <br />w/master sign plan. maximum on a height <br />double sided sign. <br />69 <br />2.0TS <br />EMPORARYIGNS <br />70 <br />The 2012 amendment to the Sign Regulations chapter of the Zoning Ordinance <br />71 <br />included modifications to the requirements for temporary signs increasing the <br />72 <br />duration of a temporary sign, through a permit, from a maximum of 20 days a <br />73 <br />year to a maximum of 60 days per year. <br />74 <br />Since this revision has went into effect (and in some instances prior to that), the <br />75 <br />City Planner has encountered concerns by small business owners and proprietors <br />76 <br />about the type of signs allowed, particularly with regard to the types of materials <br />77 <br />being used and the duration. <br />78 <br />In the case of the proposed text modifications, the City Planner sees merit in <br />79 <br />supporting a reusable all-weather temporary sign that has an interchangeable <br />80 <br />message and can be regulated throughout the year with a permit. Such an offering <br />81 <br />may reduce staff time enforcing the sign code and afford another tool for <br />82 <br />businesses to use. <br />83 <br />46 <br />Page of PROJ0013_SignRegulations_RCA_030613 <br /> <br />
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