23.040 Sign Approvals
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01/11/22; 07/12/22)
A. Signs Approved by the Zoning Administrator. Unless otherwise stated in this Chapter, the following signs in nonresidential zoning districts shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator provided a complete sign permit application has been submitted and meets the requirements of this Chapter:
i. Awning and canopy signs;
ii. electronic display signs where the electronic display portion is 50 square feet or less;
iii. marquees;
iv. monument signs;
v. project placemaking signs;
vi. projecting and suspended signs;
vii. pylon signs;
viii. subdivision monument signs;
ix. temporary signs over four square feet;
x. vintage or antique style roof signs;
xi. wall signs; and
xii. wayfinding on-premises signs.
B. Signs Approved by the City Council. The following signs may be approved by the City Council provided that a complete sign permit application has been reviewed by the Reviewing Departments and a recommendation provided by the Planning Commission following a public hearing, and the meets the other requirements of this Chapter:
i. electronic display signs larger than 50 square feet;
ii. pylon signs requesting increases as an exception to the standards in Section 23.050.H; and
iii. electronic conversions of an existing off-premise sign or billboard.
C. Each sign application shall be reviewed by the Planning Division to ensure compliance
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with this Chapter prior to its submission for review and approval. The Zoning Administrator may also require a sign be reviewed and approved by the Reviewing Departments or the City Council.