18.29.410 Signs for Residential Uses, General Requirements

The following shall apply to all residential uses and zones in the city; A. Home Occupation signs. One sign not exceeding four square feet in area may be allowed for a permitted home occupation business. Such signs must be placed on or against the dwelling, and shall not exceed a height of six feet. B. Illumination. Illuminated signs are not allowed. C. Temporary Signs: Temporary signs may be allowed in accordance with the requirements of this chapter. D. Permanent Commercial Signs: Except for home occupation signs, residential uses shall not be permitted to have permanent commercial signs. E. Subdivision or development signs may be allowed subject to the requirements as found in 18.29.530 of this chapter. F. Exempt signs, subject to the provisions of 18.29.320. G. Multi-Family Dwellings: 1. Apartments and Condominium Complexes: The following shall apply to signs for apartments and condominium complexes and similar uses: a. A freestanding sign, not exceeding fifteen square feet in area, may be allowed at each entrance. Such signs shall not exceed five feet in width or three feet in height. Such signs must be located at least five feet from any property line. b. A wall mounted sign, not exceeding twelve square feet in area may be allowed at the common building or office of the complex. The height of such sign shall not exceed ten feet. (Ord.2009-6, dated 5/12/09)