9-14-9 SIGNS FOR NONRESIDENTIAL COMPLEXES
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A. Master Sign Plan Required: All landlord or single owner controlled multiple occupancy
development complexes on parcels exceeding eight (8) acres (32,376 m2) in size, such as shopping centers or planned industrial parks, resorts, and privately-owned parks, shall submit to the Code Official a master sign plan prior to the issuance of new sign permits. The master sign plan shall establish standards and criteria for all signs in the complex that require permits, and shall address, at a minimum, the following: 1. Proposed sign locations. 2. Materials. 3. Type of illumination. 4. Design of freestanding sign structures. 5. Size. 6. Quantity. 7. Uniform standards for nonbusiness signage, including directional and informational signs.
B. Development Complex Sign: In addition to the freestanding business identification signs otherwise allowed by this chapter, every multiple occupancy development complex shall be entitled to one freestanding sign per street front, at the maximum size permitted for business identification freestanding signs, to identify the development complex. No business identification shall be permitted on a development complex sign. Any freestanding sign otherwise permitted under this chapter may identify the name of the development complex.
C. Compliance With Master Sign Plan: All applications for sign permits for signage within a multiple occupancy development complex shall comply with the master sign plan.
D. Amendments: Any amendments to a master sign plan must be signed and approved by the owners within the development complex before such amendment will become effective. When multiple ownership applies, a signed affidavit is required showing notice has been given to all owners.
E. Approval: All master sign plans under this section must be approved by the Planning Commission.
(ord. 08-016, 8-12-2008)