[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
The sign regulations, controls and provisions set forth in this
chapter are made in accordance with an overall plan and program related
to residential and nonresidential uses. The regulations, controls
and provisions are intended to guide public safety, area development,
preservation of lot values and the general welfare of Richland Township.
The regulations, controls and provisions are also intended to aid
in traffic control and traffic safety; lessen congestion of land and
air space; guard against concentrations of signs which distract and
endanger traffic safety and traffic flow; establish reasonable standards
for nonresidential and other advertising through the use of signs
in order to maintain and encourage business activity and economic
development; avoid uncontrolled proliferation of signs; respect public
safety needs and concerns; recognize the rights of the public in roads,
streets, highways and the areas adjacent to those roads, streets and
highways; preserve the wholesome and attractive character of the Township
and its generally established rural nature; and recognize that the
general welfare includes a community plan that shall be attractive
as well as healthy, spacious, clean and well-balanced in its growth
and development.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
A.
All proposed developments shall be required to submit a sign package
to the Township for its approval prior to any sign permits being issued
to businesses. "Sign package" shall mean a detailed description, including
but not limited to type, size, and location of all signs for each
unit within the complex/center as well as the ground sign. The Zoning
Officer shall review all sign packages for completeness. Any application
determined to be incomplete shall be returned to the applicant with
a description of missing and/or incomplete items. This provision shall
apply to:
B.
A sign permit shall be required in order to erect, install, relocate,
modify or change any sign within the Township, unless otherwise indicated
in this section. "Modify," as it is used herein, shall mean a cabinet
or face replacement because of a change in the nature of the business
or a change in the name and ownership of a business, or replacement
of supporting structures.
C.
The application for a permit shall be signed by the landowner and/or
developer of the lot. The tenant of the lot, if not the landowner
and/or developer, shall be permitted to sign the permit application
if he can present notarized evidence that the tenant has permission
to act on the landowner's and/or developer's behalf.
D.
Failure to conform to the conditions of a sign permit, including
any conditions and/or stipulations attached thereto, shall render
such permit void.
E.
Fees for sign permits shall be required and payable in such sums
as the Township Board of Supervisors may from time to time establish
by ordinance.
F.
No sign permit shall be valid or effective after six months from
the date of issuance thereof, and it shall thereafter be void unless
the sign is in place as of the expiration date.
G.
To obtain a sign permit, a sign permit application must be completed
and shall include the following information:
(1)
A drawing, prepared to scale, of the proposed sign, showing
all sign dimensions, including the height of the sign and grade level
of the base of the sign; sign materials; connections to the ground
plane where applicable; and colors.
(2)
A lot plan showing proposed locations of signs.
(3)
Any building elevations, showing proposed locations of signs.
(4)
The sources of sign illumination and applicable details of the
fixture and screening.
H.
Sign Installation. All signs shall be installed in accordance with
good engineering practice, which shall be the responsibility of the
sign owner.
I.
Sign Maintenance.
(1)
Every permitted sign must be constructed of durable material,
kept in good condition and repair and otherwise comply with the Township
Property Maintenance Code. If the durability and/or condition of said
sign is not improved within the time period defined by the Zoning
Officer, the sign shall be removed by the Township at the expense
of the owner or person in possession of the lot on which the sign
is located. The Zoning Officer will notify the responsible party with
a certified letter prior to any removal action being taken by the
Township.
(2)
Any damaged sign shall be repaired within 60 days.
(3)
Any sign which has been damaged to such extent that it may pose
an imminent hazard to passersby, as determined by the Zoning Officer,
shall be repaired or removed immediately.
(4)
Any internally illuminated sign cabinets or sign panels which
have been damaged shall remain nonilluminated until repaired.
(5)
Failure to comply with these sign maintenance requirements shall
constitute a violation of this chapter.
J.
Size.
(1)
The square footage of the sign shall refer to the graphic area
of the sign facing. The size of individually mounted letters or logos
shall be measured as the area enclosed by the smallest single rectangle
or square which will enclose all sign copy and logos. Ground signs
mounted as individual letters and/or graphics against a wall or fence
incorporated in the landscaping of a building shall be measured from
the outermost length and height dimensions of the sign.
(2)
The height of any decorative base or architectural or landscape
feature erected to support or ornament the sign shall be measured
at average grade as part of the sign height. Maximum sign height shall
be measured from the existing or proposed average ground level to
the top of the sign structure, provided that the ground level is not
deliberately elevated to increase the height of the sign.
(3)
Ground signs installed perpendicular to a street may be double-faced
with the allowable square footage on each face. Double-faced signs
that are erected at an angle to each other will be subject to the
interpretation of the Zoning Officer as to whether they are intended
as two signs or for all intents and purposes only constitute one sign
for north/south, east/west orientation on the serving street.
(4)
Wall signs shall not exceed the width of the front of the building
on which they are located and shall not protrude more than 12 inches
from the facade on which the sign is mounted.
(5)
In no case shall a wall, projecting or awning sign exceed the
height of building allowed in the zoning district.
(6)
Gasoline service stations shall be allotted 10 additional square
feet to display price-per-gallon figures, divided as they select between
logo and prices on the one ground sign permitted on the lot.
(7)
Automobile dealers are permitted one "used car" ground sign
not to exceed 12 feet in height and 10 square feet in area; or the
10 additional square feet can be incorporated into the existing sign
to advertise used cars, divided as the sign owner selects.
(8)
Sign copy mounted or painted on an illuminated surface (including
awnings) or illuminated architectural element of a building shall
be measured as the entire illuminated surface or architectural element
which contains sign copy. A nonilluminated sign placed on an awning
shall be measured as if placed on any other architectural element.
K.
Signage Placement.
(1)
No sign shall be placed, erected or located so that:
(a)
It is pasted, stapled or otherwise attached to a public utility
pole or tree within the street right-of-way line.
(b)
It is on a public lot or public right-of-way, unless erected
by a governmental body, or unless required to be so located by order
of a governmental body.
(c)
It is painted on, attached to, or supported by a tree, stone,
cliff or other natural object.
(d)
It is displayed on a vehicle parked and visible from a public
right-of-way, unless the vehicle is used for the normal day-to-day
operation of a business on the premises. The intent of this provision
is to prohibit the use of a sign on a vehicle to circumvent sign limits
on a lot.
(2)
Sign font and logos shall not be legible from the rear of the
sign.
(3)
Signage shall not be painted directly upon the wall or any other
part of the building, except for windows.
(4)
Building signs in nonresidential districts shall be placed on
the front face of the building only, except in instances where the
entrance door to the business is on the side or the rear of the building.
However, no signs in nonresidential districts may face an immediately
adjacent residential zoning district.
(5)
Illuminated window signs shall include lit signs placed inside
a window facing the exterior of the building. A permit shall be required
for illuminated window signs.
(a)
Illuminated window signs shall not be placed above the ground
floor of the building and/or more than 10 feet above the grade level
of the building.
(b)
Illuminated window signs shall not exceed a size of 16 square
feet. Anything exceeding this size shall be deemed the building sign
to which the business is entitled. Any combination of illuminated
window signs grouped in an area not to exceed 16 square feet will
be permitted.
L.
Sign Landscaping.
(1)
Ground Signs. For each visible sign face, the landowner and/or
developer shall provide landscaping equivalent to 1.5 square feet
for each square foot of sign area (both faces). Landscaping shall
consist of a combination of deciduous and evergreen ornamental grasses,
ground cover and/or small shrubs. Turf grass shall not be considered
as landscaping for ground signs.
(2)
Pole Signs. For each visible sign face, the landowner and/or
developer shall provide landscaping equivalent to three square feet
for each square foot of sign area (both faces). Landscaping shall
consist of a combination of deciduous and evergreen ornamental grasses,
ground cover and/or small shrubs. Turf grass shall not be considered
as landscaping for ground signs.
M.
Liability.
(1)
The provisions of this section shall not be construed as relieving
or limiting in any way the responsibility or liability of any person,
firm or corporation erecting or owning any sign or resulting from
the negligence or willful acts of such person, firm or corporation,
its agents, employees or workmen in the construction, maintenance,
repair or removal of any sign erected in accordance with a permit
issued hereunder; nor shall issuance of such permit be construed as
imposing on the Township or its officers or employees any responsibility
or liability by reason of approval of any sign's structural integrity,
construction methods, materials, electrical or mechanical devices
or other components, which shall be the sole responsibility of the
person, firm or corporation erecting, owning, repairing or removing
such sign.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
A.
A sign permit shall be required for all proposed signs or modifications
to existing signs.
B.
No animated sign (except time-and-temperature indicators), no sign
illuminated by a flashing, pulsating or intermittent source, no strung
pennants or bare bulbs, and no signs lighted in such a manner as to
create glare conditions on adjacent properties or any adjacent street
shall be permitted.
C.
Signs shall be considered as structures for purposes of location
on a property; except that, in a front yard between side lot lines,
they may be placed no closer than 10 feet to an adjacent right-of-way
line.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. AO)]
D.
Signs containing an integral lighting source, as well as their structural
supports, shall be made of noncombustible materials, meaning those
materials which will not ignite or deform at temperatures below 1,200°
F.
E.
No sign shall exceed the height limitations specifically enumerated
in further sections of this Part.
F.
The construction of each sign shall comply with applicable provisions
of the Pennsylvania State Building Code.
G.
No sign shall be located so as to block doors, fire escapes, operable
windows or access to them; nor shall a sign be attached to a fire
escape. No sign shall, by reason of location or message content, create
a traffic hazard by obstructing sight distances or confusing motorists.
The Zoning Officer may modify other portions of this Part to gain
compliance with this subsection.
H.
No sign shall be painted directly on a wall, but letters or other
devices prepared elsewhere may be applied directly to a wall or to
a display window.
I.
Where glass panels on any sign exceed three square feet in area,
they shall be wire glass or shatterproof glass; otherwise, glass areas
shall be at least one-fourth-inch-thick safety or plate glass.
J.
No sign shall be permitted to hang from or be placed over a second
sign, except that signs may be placed on, but not extended beyond,
any vertical face of a marquee or canopy. This does not exclude separate
placards from being independently attached to the same supporting
structure, as long as the total area of all combined does not exceed
the area limitation.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
The following signs shall not be permitted:
A.
A-frame, sandwich-board or other incidental signs, unless otherwise
approved by this chapter.
B.
Portable or wheeled signs.
C.
Banners and pennants, other than temporary event or displays authorized
by this chapter. Banners used as temporary signs are permitted as
long as they are secured, not waving or fluttering, comply with the
maximum size permitted and are erected no more than 14 days prior
to an event and are removed within five days of the event. National,
state or municipal flags shall not be considered a banner or pennant.
D.
Moving or flashing signs otherwise not authorized by this chapter.
E.
Roof signs.
F.
Signs on trees, utility poles or official traffic control devices
or signs.
G.
Signs that imitate traffic control devices.
H.
Signs painted on walls or chimneys of a building or on fences or
walls.
I.
Signs on or affixed to vehicles and/or trailers which are parked
on a public right-of-way, public lot or private lot, other than temporarily
for overnight storage on the site of a business or for maintenance,
repair, loading, unloading or rendering a service at any location,
which are visible from the public right-of-way and where the apparent
purpose is to advertise a product or direct people to a business or
activity located on the same or nearby lot.
J.
Signs that, by reason of size, location, content, coloring or manner
of illumination, obstruct the vision of drivers or obstruct or detract
from the visibility or effectiveness of any traffic sign or control
device on public streets and roads.
K.
Any sign that obstructs free ingress to or egress from a fire escape,
door, window or other required exitway.
L.
Signs that make use of words as "stop," "look," "one way," "danger,"
"yield," or any similar words, phrases, symbols, lights or characters
in such a manner as to interfere with, mislead, or confuse traffic.
M.
Misleading Information. No sign shall be created which states or
implies that a lot may be used for any purpose not permitted under
the provisions of this chapter.
N.
Electronic variable message signs, meaning an electrically or electronically
activated sign whose message content, either in whole or in part,
may be changed by means of electronic programming, shall not be permitted,
with the exception of time-and-temperature signs.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
Signs in all zoning districts shall be categorized according
to the types and classes described below and shall comply with the
requirements for those types and classes described in this section.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
The following types of signs are considered minor and are permitted
for all land uses and within all zoning districts of the Township:
A.
Notification: signs bearing legal and/or lot notices, such as "no
trespassing," "private property," "no turnaround," "safety zone,"
"no unauthorized hunting" and similar messages and signs posted by
a governmental agency for traffic control or the safety of the general
public.
(1)
In all zoning districts, the number, location and size of legal
notification signs erected by public agencies shall be in accordance
with the laws of the commonwealth. In all zoning districts, legal
notification signs posted on private lots by landowners and/or developers,
such as "no trespassing," "no hunting," and the like, shall be limited
to a surface area not exceeding two square feet. The placement and
maximum notification signs permitted along a property line shall be
one sign for every 100 feet of property line length.
(2)
Said signs shall not apply to the permitted signage allotment
outlined in Table 9.
B.
Memorial/historical plaques: commemorative plaques placed by a recognized
agency of the Township, county, state or federal government.
C.
Governmental signs: signs erected by a governmental agency, including
street signs and official traffic signs.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
The following classes of temporary signs are permitted for all
land uses and within all zoning districts:
B.
Provisions for Use of Temporary Signs:
(1)
Real Estate Signs. One nonilluminated temporary real estate
sign shall be permitted on each lot, provided that the surface area
of the sign shall not exceed six square feet. The real estate sign
shall not exceed 12 square feet in surface area when located on a
lot with any residential use and shall not exceed 32 square feet on
any other lot. Such sign shall be removed within 30 days of the sale
or rental of the lot on which it is located.
(2)
Development Signs. One nonilluminated temporary development
sign shall be permitted on each lot, provided that the surface area
of the sign shall not exceed 32 square feet in surface area. The development
sign shall not exceed six feet in height when located on a lot with
any residential use and shall not exceed 10 feet in height on any
other lot. Such sign shall be removed within 30 days of the sale or
rental of the last lot or completion of the proposed construction
in the development.
(3)
Construction Signs. Two nonilluminated, temporary construction
signs announcing the names of institutions, contractors, mechanics
or artisans engaged in performing work on the premises shall be permitted
on a lot, provided that:
(a)
Each sign shall not exceed 32 square feet in area.
(b)
The signs shall be removed within 30 days of the completion
of the work.
(c)
The establishment wishing to display such signs shall contact
the office of the Zoning Officer prior to displaying to give notice
of the intent and the period during which the sign will be displayed.
(d)
Construction signs shall be removed within 30 days of work.
(4)
Temporary Special Event Signs.
(a)
One nonilluminated temporary special event sign, as defined
by this chapter, shall be permitted to be erected on the face of the
lot's principal structure, provided that the area of the signs shall
not exceed 40 square feet, and provided that the sign is displayed
for a period no longer than 30 days and is removed within five days
following the event.
(b)
Portable signs shall not be permitted as temporary event signs.
(c)
Temporary event signs shall be nonilluminated.
(e)
Landowners and/or developers found violating the provisions
set forth within this section will forfeit their right to be issued
a temporary sign permit for a period of one year commencing from the
date said violation is found to have occurred.
(5)
Political Signs. Landowners may place such signs in the public
right-of-way portion of their property, provided that such signs do
not interfere with motorist or pedestrian visibility or safety and
the sign is otherwise not of a type restricted by this chapter.
(6)
Incidental Business Signs. One nonilluminated sign shall be
permitted to be located on the lot so long as the sign does not exceed
10 square feet and is placed indoors at the end of the business day.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
A.
Lots With Multiple Street Frontage. In all zoning districts, lots
fronting on more than one street shall be permitted to have one sign
of authorized sign types as defined by this Part for each street frontage.
B.
Visibility. No sign shall be located in such a position that it will
cause a hazard by obstructing visibility for traffic on a streets
or obscuring a traffic signal or other traffic control device. No
sign, other than official traffic signs, shall hang over or be erected
within the right-of-way of any street.
C.
Illumination. Illumination, when authorized by this chapter, shall
be directed upon the sign face and not towards adjoining lots or streets
so that the source of illumination is not visible. Internal illumination
of signs shall be permitted only in accordance with the lighting performance
standards established with this chapter. Lighting shall be stationary
and constant in intensity and color at all times. The intensity of
any source of illumination of any sign, whether indirect or internal,
shall be controlled so as to not create glare and to be compatible
with the intensity of ambient light and illumination on surrounding
lots. Electronic variable-message signs, meaning an electrically or
electronically activated sign whose message content, either in whole
or in part, may be changed by means of electronic programming, shall
not be permitted, with the exception of time-and-temperature signs.
E.
Removal of Signs.
(1)
Whenever any business, activity or product on a lot is discontinued,
vacated or no longer sold, all signs relating to the discontinued
or vacated business shall be removed within 30 days of the vacation
or discontinuance of the business or activity.
(2)
If the landowner and/or developer fails to remove the sign by
the end of the 36th day from when the permit had been issued, the
Township shall be permitted to remove the sign at the landowner's
and/or developer's expense.
F.
Permits. No permit shall be required for the following types of signs,
as described above: construction signs erected by a governmental agency,
notification, and real estate. Permits shall be required for all other
signs authorized by this chapter. The Zoning Officer shall issue the
required permits upon submission of an application that complies with
all applicable provisions of this chapter and payment of the required
fee established from time to time by resolution of the Township Board
of Supervisors.
G.
Expiration of Permits. Any permit issued by the Zoning Officer for
erection, alteration, replacement or relocation of any sign shall
expire automatically within six months of the date of issuance if
work authorized by the permit has not been initiated and diligently
pursued.
H.
Sign Location. All signs shall be located on the premises which they
are intended to serve.
[Ord. 430, 7/16/2008; as amended by Ord. 438, 8/19/2009]
A.
The maximum total area of signage that an individual use may potentially
apply to the subject lot shall be calculated in accordance with Table
9, Signage Allotment. The square footage of a business directory/development
plan sign shall not apply to the overall sign area allotment permitted
for the district in which the lot is located. The first 50 square
feet of signage placed on a lot shall not apply to the allotment outlined
in said Table.
B.
Table 10, Major Permanent Sign Types by Zoning District, outlines
the types of signs which uses with the Township's zoning districts
can apply to a development.
C.
Tables 11, 12 and 13 identify the number of signs, size, height and
other associated minimum and/or maximum sign provisions for various
types of development within the Township's zoning districts. All sizes
refer to the graphic area of the sign, exclusive of supporting structure.
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Table 9: Signage Allotment
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Zoning District
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Sign Area Allotment
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NC/CC/MU
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3 square feet per linear foot of building frontage
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CM/M
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2 square feet per linear foot of building frontage
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RR/RA/RL/RM/ RH/PCO
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1 square foot per linear foot of building frontage
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Table 10: Major Permanent Sign Types by Zoning District
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• = Permitted Type
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Zoning Districts
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NC/CC/MU/ CM/M
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Sign Type
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Multi-tenant
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Single Tenant
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RR/RA/RL/ RM/RH/PCO
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Business directory/ development plan
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Ground
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•
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•
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Business/ occupation identification
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Ground
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•
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•
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Pole
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•
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Wall
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•
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•
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•
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Projecting or arcade
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•
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•
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Building identification
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Ground or wall
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•
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•
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Directional (on-premises)
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Ground
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•
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•
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•
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Display
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Changeable-copy
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Ground
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•
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Wall
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•
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•
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•
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Window
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•
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•
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Table 11: Multitenant Nonresidential Zoning District Sign
Regulations
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Zoning Districts
NC/CC/MU/CM/M
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Sign Type
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Number of Signs
(maximum)
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Maximum Size
(square feet)
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Height
(feet)
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Restrictions
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Business directory/ development plan
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Ground
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1 per development
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120
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8
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Business/ occupation identification
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Wall
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1 per business
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120 along Rt. 8; 50 in MU District
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Below roofline
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12-inch maximum projection from wall
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Projecting or arcade
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2 per business
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8
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N/A
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For shopping centers/office complexes with roofed pedestrian
accessway, marquee or exterior arcade
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Building identification
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Ground or wall
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1 per building
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20
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Below roofline
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Directional (on-premises)
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Ground
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4 (per lot if lot is less than 1 acre); 6 (per first acre if
lot is greater than or equal to 1 acre) and 2 additional (per each
additional lot acre or portion of an acre)
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4 (per sign)
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3
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Display
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Changeable-copy
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Ground
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1 per lot
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16
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4
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Permanently affixed to authorized ground/pole sign on the lot
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Wall
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1 per lot
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32
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6
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Window
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Less than 50 feet of frontage = 3 50 to 100 feet of frontage
= 5 Greater than 100 feet of frontage = 7
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15
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N/A
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NOTE: Multitenant consists of two or more tenants.
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Table 12: Single-Tenant Nonresidential Zoning District
Sign Regulations
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Zoning Districts
NC/CC/MU/CM/M
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Sign Type
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Number of Signs
(maximum)
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Maximum Size
(square feet)
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Maximum Height
(feet)
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Restrictions
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Business/ occupation identification
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Ground
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1 ground or 1 pole (if ground sign, no pole sign; if pole sign,
no ground sign)
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90
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8
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10 feet from property line or right-of-way
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Pole
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75
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25 at top; 15 minimum at bottom
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10 feet from property line or right-of-way
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Wall
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1 per business
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120 along Rt. 8; 50 in MU District
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Below roofline
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12-inch maximum projection from wall
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Projecting or arcade
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1 per business
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8
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N/A
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N/A
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Directional (on-premises)
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Ground
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4 (per lot if lot is less than 1 acre); 6 (per first acre if
lot is greater than or equal to 1 acre) and 2 additional (per each
additional lot acre or portion of an acre)
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4 (per sign)
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3
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N/A
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Display
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Changeable-copy
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Wall
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1 per lot
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32
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6
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Window
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Less than 50 feet of frontage = 3 50 to 100 feet of frontage
= 5 Greater than or equal to 100 feet of frontage = 7
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15
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N/A
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N/A
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NOTE: Upon Township review and approval, a single-tenant use
greater than 75,000 square feet of gross floor area and possessing
ancillary uses may be permitted a maximum of two additional wall signs,
both to not to exceed 30 square feet each. The location of said additional
signs shall be within proximity to the entrance of the ancillary use.
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Table 13: Residential Zoning District Sign Regulations
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Zoning Districts
RR/RA/RL/ RM/RH/PCO
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Sign Type
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Number of Signs
(maximum)
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Maximum Size
(square feet)
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Maximum Height
(feet)
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Restrictions
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Business directory/ development plan
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Ground
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1 per development
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24
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6
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Business/ occupation identification
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Ground
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1 per business
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12
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4
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For businesses other than home occupations and no-impact home-based
businesses, maximum height of 4 feet
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Wall
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1 per business
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1
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N/A
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For home occupation
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|
Building identification within the PCO
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Ground or wall
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1 per building
|
10
|
6 (ground)
N/A (wall)
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Building identification in all other residential districts
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|
Ground or wall
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1 per lot
|
10
|
6 (ground)
N/A (wall)
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Display
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Changeable-copy
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Wall
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1 per building
|
16
|
N/A
|
Non- residential uses only
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