110-2-7 Window Signs
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Signs displayed in windows of buildings or storefronts are allowed in all zoning districts. A land use permit for a sign is not required for their display, provided they comply with the following:
1. Size limit of window sign. The cumulative sign area for window signage shall occupy no more than 25 percent of the area of the window in which the signage is displayed. Signage necessary to fulfill a governmental regulation or requirement is exempt.
2. Illumination of window sign. Despite the provisions of Title 108, Chapter 16, one window sign, measuring no greater than four square feet in area, may be illuminated in a manner visible from outside the building, provided it shall only be illuminated during business hours and only to an illumination level reasonably necessary to communicate the message to the nearest street right-of-way.
3. Prohibited features of window sign. No window sign or any other sign within a building or structure shall move, flash, blink, rotate, or be animated in any way that is visible from outside the property's boundaries.
4. Example of window signs:
110-2-6 Optional And Alternative Signs · 110-2-8 Prohibited Signs And Sign Devices