§ 3377.27. Temporary on-premises signs—General provisions.

A single, temporary on-premises sign may be displayed on a lot in an institutional, commercial and manufacturing district subject to the following general provisions:

A.

A temporary permit shall be required to authorize the installation of any temporary sign with a graphic area larger than 10 square feet.

B.

Proof of approval, in a format determined by the director, shall be displayed on any temporary sign

C.

A temporary sign shall be displayed for no more than 365 consecutive days, renewable for one, consecutive, 365 day period without a fee . The maximum size shall be 32 square feet with a maximum height of 8 feet.

D.

No temporary sign shall be illuminated.

E.

A temporary sign shall be a rigid ground sign only, except in a situation where no conforming location for a ground sign exists. No temporary projecting sign or roof sign shall be permitted. No banner shall be used as a temporary sign.

F.

A temporary ground sign shall be set back at least two feet from the right-of-way line of any abutting street, or the setback required by this chapter, whichever is greater, and no less than two feet from any public sidewalk or shared-use path. Vision clearance shall be maintained. Where wall-mounted, allowable setback shall be that of the wall to which said sign is attached.

(Ord. 2837-96 § 5 (part); Ord. 1987-2008 Attach. 1 (part); Ord. No. 1200-2017 , § 38, 6-12-2017)