Ord_1606 PASSED (edited for Indoor Entertainment)

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6. Video Display: No portion of any dynamic display sign may change its message or background in 3294 a manner or by a method of display characterized by motion or pictorial imager, or depict action 3295 or a special effect to imitate movement, or the presentation of pictorials or graphics displayed in a 3296 progression of frames that give the illusion of motion or the illusion of moving objects, moving 3297 patterns, or bands of light or expanding or contracting shapes. 3298 7. Time and Temperature: A display of time, date, and temperature must remain for at least 60 3299 seconds before changing to a different display. However, individually, the time, date, or 3300 temperature information may change no more often than once every 10 seconds. 3301 1010.11: MASTER SIGN PLANS 3302 A. Purpose: The purpose of a Master Sign Plan is to establish a fair and equitable process for complex 3303 signage situations that accommodate the need for a well- maintained, safe, and attractive community, 3304 and the need for effective communications including business identification. 3305 B. Effect of Master Sign Plan: Upon approval of a Master Sign Plan, all future signs shall conform to the 3306 Master Sign Plan. Modifications to the provisions of the Master Sign Plan may be granted only with 3307 the approval of an amended Master Sign Plan. 3308 C. Required: A Master Sign Plan is required for: 3309 1. Building complexes 3310 2. Multi-tenant structures 3311 3. Covered mall buildings, shopping centers, or strip malls 3312 4. Planned unit developments 3313 5. Area identification signs 3314 6. Churches/places of worship/institutions/schools 3315 7. Unified Development 3316 D. Guideline: Where applicable the underlying signage requirements of Section 1010.05 shall be used as 3317 the minimum base standard for signage in the proposed Master Sign Plan. 3318 E. Criteria: To assist property owners and their tenants with signage needs, the City has established the 3319 following criteria that shall be used in developing, reviewing, and approving each Master Sign Plan. 3320 1. Location: No freestanding sign shall be located closer than five feet to a property line, roadway 3321 easement, or other public easement. No freestanding sign shall be erected that, by reason of 3322 position, shape, or color, would interfere in any way with the proper functioning or purpose of a 3323 traffic sign or signal. No freestanding sign shall be located within the Traffic Visibility Triangle. 3324 No freestanding sign shall impede/impair traffic. 3325 2. Quality: All signage shall improve the aesthetics or functional use of the site. All freestanding 3326 signs shall include materials that complement the architectural design/existing building materials, 3327 including but not limited to face brick, natural or cut stone, integrally colored concrete masonry 3328 units/rock faced block, glass, pre-finished metal stucco or similar cementation coating, and/or 3329 factory finished metal panels. Landscaping may be integrated into any freestanding sign. 3330