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b. Prohibited within 1,200 feet of another advertising sign on the same. side of the right-of--way. <br />c. Shall be erected with a single pole or mono-pole structural standard and shall have <br />underground wiring. <br />d. The base of any advertising sign must be landscaped with at least grass and must be properly <br />maintained. <br />e. Shall not exceed 400 square feet. in area nor 25 feet in height as measured perpendicularly <br />from the height of the highest point of the sign structure to the grade level directly below the <br />sign. The existing grade may not be altered for the purpose of increasing sign height. <br />f. Shall be considered a principal use of the property. Existing advertising signs must be <br />removed when the parcel upon which they are situated is devoted to another principal use. <br />g. The city shall perform a yearly inspection of the advertising devices to ensure compliance of <br />said advertising structure with the provisions of this section and other provisions of this <br />article. The fee for said inspection shall be set by the city council by resolution from time to <br />tune. <br />h. Shall only be allowed in C-3 zoned property adjacent to right-of--way for state highways <br />number 10 and 169. <br />Sec. 30-xxx. C-4 community commercial district <br />(1) Temporary signs as permitted in section 30-851 et seq. <br />(2) Permanent signs. <br />a. One (1) permanent area identification sign per neighborhood, subdivision, or development, <br />not to exceed 64 square feet with a maximum height of 10 feet. The area identification sign <br />shall be located on the same premises as the development it identifies. <br />b. One (1) freestanding sign, not to exceed 100 square feet. The maximum height shall be 10 <br />feet along collector streets, and the maximum height shall be 20 feet along arterial streets. <br />c. Two (2) wall signs, not to exceed 200 total square feet per occupanry. <br />Sec. 30-xxx. DD downtown district <br />(1) Temporary signs as permitted in section 30-851 et seq. <br />(2) Permanent signs. . <br />Signs should be designed to fit with the character, proportions and scale of the individual building <br />and should complement, rather than compete with, the character of downtown. <br />a. Prohibited signs: back-lit signs (excluding individual letters), molded plastic canister signs, <br />smooth/flat plastic signs and signs with strobe lights, flashing elements or distracting <br />actions. <br />b. One (1) wall mounted sign and one (1) projecting sign shall be allowed on each primary <br />facade and on one secondary facade, which does not extend above the roofline of an <br />adjoining building. <br />c. A total of one square foot of wall mounted signage per one linear foot of unit width, not to <br />exceed 32 square feet shall be allowed. <br />d. Wall mounted signs shall not exceed 24 inches in height nor project out more than eight (8) <br />inches from facade. <br />e. Wall mounted signs shall not be higher than the bottom of the stringcourse. <br />f. Projecting sign(s) shall not exceed six (6) square feet in area, shall not project more than four <br />(4) feet from facade and shall not be thicker than six (6) inches. <br />g. A projecting sign shall project out perpendicular from facade. <br />h. Projecting sign and structural elements shall not be lower than eight (8) from the sidewalk <br />nor shall be higher than the bottom of the sill of the second floor windows. <br />i. Signage shall be constructed of metal, wood, stone, plastic (with three dimensional reliefs) <br />and/or cloth. <br />j. The brackets and structure for projecting signs shall be ornamentally designed. <br />k. With the exception of individual letters, only externally illuminated signs are allowed. <br />Page 8 of 16 <br />