[Amended 12-12-2005 by Ord. No. 147]
The purposes of these sign regulations are:
to encourage the effective use of signs as a means of identification
and communication; to maintain and enhance the aesthetic environment
of the Township; to enhance pedestrian and vehicular safety; to minimize
adverse effect of signs on nearby public and private property; to
promote and protect the public health, safety, morals and general
welfare of the Township; to avoid excessive competition for large
or multiple signs so that permitted signs provide adequate identification
and direction while minimizing clutter, unsightliness and confusion;
and to promote signs which are designed utilizing clear, crisp lettering
and uncomplicated symbols which identify the intended message efficiently.
A.
CANOPY SIGN
PROJECTING SIGN
ROOF SIGN
WALL OR PANEL SIGN
WINDOW SIGN
Building signs:
A sign attached to the soffit or fascia of a canopy, covered
entrance or walkway, or to a permanent awning or marquee and not projecting
beyond the edges of same.
A sign attached to an outside building wall and which projects
at a ninety-degree angle therefrom.
Any sign erected and constructed wholly on and over the roof
of a building, supported by the roof structure and extending vertically
above the top walk or edge of a flat roof, the eaves line of a building
with a gambrel, gable, or hip roof or the deck line of a building
with a mansard roof.
A sign integral with the face of an exterior building wall
or mansard roof, or attached to and parallel with the wall or roof.
A sign painted, attached or affixed to the surface of windows
or doors of a building.
B.
GROUND SIGN
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING DEVICE
Freestanding signs:
A freestanding sign which has a supporting base designed
as an integral part of the sign resting totally or primarily on the
ground and which is independent from any building or other structure.
Any off-premises outdoor sign, display, light, figure, painting, drawing, message, plaque, poster, billboard or any other thing which is designed, intended or used to advertise or inform, except as otherwise provided herein. See § 195-137.6.
[Added 12-10-2007 by Ord. No. 156; amended 5-11-2009 by Ord. No.
163]
C.
VEHICULAR SIGN
Vehicular sign:
Any sign displayed on a parked vehicle, where the primary
purpose of the vehicle is to advertise a product or business or to
direct people to a business or activity during all or part of the
day. Vehicular signs shall not include business logos, identification,
or advertising on vehicles primarily used for other business purposes.
D.
ANIMATED OR MOVING SIGN
CHANGEABLE COPY SIGN
DIGITAL MESSAGE DISPLAY
Other definitions:
Any sign or part of a sign that changes physical position
or light intensity by any movement or rotation or that gives the visual
impression of such movement or rotation.
A sign or portion thereof with alphanumeric text or illustrations,
including electronic or digital, that can be changed or rearranged
without altering the face or surface of the sign. With the exception
of the signs for public uses, the content of changeable copy signs
shall relate to the parcel upon which the sign has been installed,
unless otherwise permitted herein. Stationary photos are permitted,
provided the photo comprises no more than 50% of the sign area.
[Amended 11-10-2008 by Ord. No. 162; 5-11-2009 by Ord. No.
163; 8-16-2016 by Ord. No. 204]
A sign incorporating LCD, LED, plasma, CRT, pixelized lights,
and other photo or videolike displays.
[Amended 11-10-2008 by Ord. No. 162]
Signs, as permitted in the various zoning districts,
shall be professionally designed, constructed and installed so as
to be compatible in character with regard to the architecture of the
building on which they are located and to the materials, color and
size of signs designed or located on the same building and on adjoining
buildings in order to produce an overall unified effect in accordance
with the standards set forth in this section.
A.
Placement:
(1)
Wall or panel signs. Wall or panel signs shall not
project more than 12 inches from the building wall to which they are
attached and shall be set back from the end of a building or party
wall line for a distance of at least three feet and shall not project
above the building wall or coping of a mansard roof.
(2)
Projecting signs. Projecting signs shall not extend
more than three feet from the face of a building and the lowest portion
of such sign shall not be less than eight feet above the finished
grade of a sidewalk or other pedestrianway.
(3)
Relation to openings. Signs shall not project over
or obstruct the windows or doors of any building.
(4)
Relation to traffic devices. Signs shall not be erected
so as to obstruct sight lines along any public way, traffic control
lights, street name signs at intersections or street sight lines.
Signs visible from the sight lines along a street shall not contain
an arrow or words such as "stop," "go," "slow," etc.; and the movement,
content, coloring or manner of illumination shall not resemble traffic
control signs or lights.
(5)
Continuity. Signs and their placement shall be considered
in relation to their surroundings and, if seen as a series on a building
wall, shall have a continuity of design with respect to shape, materials
and color.
B.
Height and size dimensions:
(1)
Sign height. The maximum height of freestanding signs
shall be in accordance with the height limitations as specified in
these zoning regulations.
(2)
Vertical dimension. The lowest member of all signs
which are supported or suspended from a building shall not be less
than eight feet above the finished grade of a sidewalk or other pedestrianway.
If located over a pavement used for vehicular traffic or within 18
inches of the vertical projection of the edges of such pavement, the
lowest member of the sign shall not be less than 15 feet above the
finished pavement.
C.
Design standards:
(1)
Style and color. The style (or design) of signs shall
be consistent throughout a particular building; the colors of signs
shall be compatible with the color of the building facade and other
existing and proposed signs.
(2)
Graphics. The lettering on a sign shall be clearly
legible and in scale with the sign surface upon which it is placed.
Changeable copy signs are only permitted where specifically authorized.
(3)
Materials. Signs shall be constructed of materials
which are of appropriate quality and durability and which are compatible
with the materials of the building upon which the signs are placed.
Signs may be erected and maintained only in
compliance with the provisions of this article, other articles of
the Township Code and any and all regulations of the Township of Brighton
relating in any way to the erection, location, size, height, use,
number, lighting, operation, alteration or maintenance of signs, outdoor
advertising devices, banners and other similar advertising devices,
as defined.
A.
A permit shall be required for the construction or erection of all signs, except that no permit shall be required for signs that meet the requirements of § 195-113, Exemptions. The applicant shall submit the application for a sign permit on a form furnished by the Township for that purpose, submitting all information and plans as may be required.
B.
The applicant shall submit with the sign application
a fee payable to the Township of Brighton in accordance with the fee
schedule adopted by the Board of Township Supervisors to defray or
help defray the cost of issuing the permit and inspecting the sign
when erected to determine that it conforms to the provisions of this
article.
C.
All applications for land development filed pursuant to Brighton Township Code, Chapter 180, Subdivision and Land Development, shall include a master sign plan. No permit shall be issued for an individual sign that requires zoning approval unless and until a master sign plan for the land development has been submitted to the Zoning Officer and approved as conforming with this article. The master sign plan shall be submitted in duplicate, clearly and legibly drawn at a scale of one inch being equal to 50 feet or less and shall contain the following:
The following signs shall be regulated by the
Brighton Township Zoning Code but are exempt from the permitting requirements
of this article.
A.
Agricultural-related uses in conjunction with the
seasonal sale of products grown or raised on the premises. Signs not
exceeding 12 square feet may be displayed between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Signs shall be displayed only when such products
are on sale. No more than two such signs shall be erected on each
property. The sign may be mounted to the structure housing products
for sale or freestanding outside of existing rights-of-way. For the
sale of Christmas trees grown on the property, the following shall
apply:
B.
Residential real estate signs advertising the sale,
auction or rental of the premises upon which they are erected may
be erected and maintained by a broker or other person interested in
the sale or rental of such premises, provided that:
(1)
The size of such sign is not in excess of six square
feet in area and the sign shall be located behind the right-of-way
line of any street.
(2)
No more than one sign shall be placed upon any property
unless the property fronts upon more than one street, in which event
one sign may be erected on each street frontage.
(3)
No such signs shall be illuminated.
(4)
Signs shall be removed within seven days of the sale
or lease of the premises.
(5)
Directional real estate signs will be permitted, subject
to the following:
C.
Signs indicating the location and direction of sites
in process of development, but not erected upon such premises, and
having inscribed thereon the name of the owner, developer, builder
or agent, may be erected and maintained, provided that:
(1)
No more than two such signs shall be erected within
a mile radius of the site available for or in the process of development.
The size of any such sign shall not be in excess of four square feet
in area.
(2)
No more than two such signs shall be erected beyond
the mile radius of the site available for or in the process of development.
The size of any such sign shall not be in excess of two square feet
in area.
(3)
No such sign shall be illuminated.
(4)
Due to the complexity and nature of the public road system, the Board of Supervisors may increase the number of signs permitted under Subsection C(1) and (2). For any sign authorized hereunder, the Board shall determine permitted square footage, method of mounting and the length of time during which such sign may be erected.
D.
Nonresidential real estate signs advertising the sale
or rental of the premises upon which they are erected may be erected
and maintained by a broker or other person interested in the sale
or rental of such premises, provided that:
(1)
The size of such sign is not in excess of 24 square
feet in area and is located behind the right-of-way line of any street.
The maximum height shall be six feet in height above ground grade.
(2)
No more than one sign shall be placed upon any property
or site, unless the property fronts upon more than one street, in
which event one sign may be erected on each frontage, or if the total
street frontage exceeds 300 lineal feet, in which event two signs
may be erected along the street frontage.
(3)
No such sign shall be illuminated.
(4)
Signs shall be removed within 14 days of the sale
or lease of the premises.
E.
Nameplate signs may be erected and maintained by the
occupant of a premises indicating the name, address and occupation
of a home occupation or no-impact home-based business that has been
approved under the provisions of this article, provided that:
F.
Political signs shall not exceed 32 square feet in
area. No such sign shall be illuminated.
G.
While work is being conducted on site, a temporary
sign not exceeding 12 square feet may be erected which identifies
the contractor, engineer, architect or funding agencies and related
information regarding the development work on site. No such sign shall
be illuminated.[1]
H.
Directional/incidental signs that are generally informational
and have a purpose that is only secondary to the primary use of the
lot on which they are located. These signs include "No Parking," "Entrance,"
"Exit," "One Way," "Loading Only," "Telephone" and other similar directives.
These signs shall provide no commercial message and shall not exceed
four square feet in area. They shall be located only in conjunction
with site drive entrances and/or internal traffic drive aisles.
I.
Signs giving notice of public or community events,
charitable fund-raising events or any similar activity of the general
public interest may be erected, subject to the following:
A.
In addition to exempt signs permitted under this article,
signs may be erected as an accessory use for residential purposes
in the R-1 Rural Residential District, R-2 Agricultural Residential
District, UD Unified Development District and the SC-1 Special Conservation
District, subject to the granting of a permit, for the following:
(1)
Signs advertising the sale and development of the
premises upon which they are erected may be erected and maintained
in connection with the development of the premises by a builder, contractor,
developer or other person interested in such sale or development,
provided that:
(a)
The size of any such sign is not in excess of
24 square feet in area and is located not less than five feet from
the right-of-way line of any street and 15 feet from any side property
line.
(b)
No sign used for development purposes may be
illuminated nor shall it exceed eight feet in total height above the
ground grade.
(c)
No more than one sign shall be placed upon any
property unless such property fronts upon more than one street, in
which event one sign may be erected on each street frontage.
B.
Freestanding signs identifying mobile or modular home
parks, planned residential developments or conventional subdivisions,
provided that:
A.
In addition to exempt signs permitted under this chapter,
signs may be erected as an accessory use for nonresidential purposes
in the R-1 Rural Residential District, R-2 Agricultural Residential
District, UD Unified Development District and the SC-1 Special Conservation
District, subject to the granting of a permit, for the following:
(1)
A wall or panel sign and/or a ground sign which serves
only to tell the name or use may be erected and maintained, provided
that:
(a)
The size of any such sign is not in excess of:
[1]
Nine square feet in area for the following permitted
or conditional uses: farm, public stable, horticultural use, kennel,
bed-and-breakfast establishment, cemetery or crematorium.
[Amended 12-12-2011 by Ord. No. 179]
[2]
Sixteen square feet in area for the following
permitted or conditional uses: sanitary landfill, automotive recycling/salvage
yard premises, campground, firing range or firing range complex, mineral
extraction location or composting facility.
[Amended 12-12-2011 by Ord. No. 179]
[3]
The maximum square footage of permitted signs for the following permitted or conditional uses shall be determined in accordance with § 195-116: public use, school (public or private), place of worship, or public or private recreational use, 50% of which may be used as a changeable letter format for messages or announcements on ground-mounted signs, provided that only one changeable copy sign shall be permitted per lot.
[Amended 5-11-2009 by Ord. No. 163]
(b)
Ground signs:
[1]
Shall be located not less than 10 feet from
the street right-of-way line.
[2]
Shall be located not less than 30 feet from
any side property line.
[3]
The total height of such sign shall not exceed six feet in height above the established adjacent grade level for uses specified in § 195-115A(1)(a)[1] and § 195-115A(1)(a)[2]. The total height of such sign shall not exceed eight feet in height above the established adjacent grade level for uses specified in § 195-115A(1)(a)[3] and § 195-115A(1)(a)[4].
[4]
The sign shall be erected in connection with,
or mounted on, a permanent base, decorative in design and landscaped
with permanent shrubs. A landscape plan shall be submitted with the
application for sign approval.
A.
In addition to exempt signs permitted under this chapter,
signs may be erected as an accessory use for nonresidential purposes
in the C-1 Neighborhood Commercial District, C-2 Highway Commercial
District, HC-1 Health Care Service District, and UD Unified Development
District.
[Amended 4-14-2008 by Ord. No. 158]
(1)
Use types and structural types permitted. Accessory
signs to permitted and conditional uses shall be designed, erected,
altered, moved and maintained, in whole or in part, in accordance
with the following regulations.
(b)
Measurement standards:
[1]
The size of signs identifying a permitted or
conditional use shall be regulated by relating the total area of all
signs to the size of the building or building unit to which the signs
are accessory.
[2]
The maximum sign face area permitted for a building
or use shall include all the surfaces of a single face sign or signs
and one surface of a double faced sign. The area of a sign shall be
measured as the minimum area which can be enclosed by a square, rectangle
or triangle, or any combination thereof, the sides of which make contact
with the extreme points or edges of the sign or signs, excluding the
supporting structure if such structure does not form a part of the
advertising portion of the sign.
[a]
Street address numbers appearing
on a sign face are excluded in the calculation of permitted sign face
area.
[b]
The area of a sign composed of
characters or words attached directly to a building wall or mansard
roof surface shall be the smallest square, rectangle or triangle which
encloses the entire group.
[3]
The maximum sign face area of signs shall be
related to the size of the building or building unit as follows:
[a]
The "frontage of a building" shall
be the width of the building facade which faces the principal street
or the facade containing the main entrance of a building. For a building
located on a corner lot, 40% of the building depth facing the secondary
street may be included in the frontage width factor for that specific
use when an entrance and/or exit is provided on the secondary street.
[b]
"Building unit" refers to a space
occupying a portion of the ground floor of a building, containing
its own entrance and separated from other such spaces by a party wall
or walls. Building unit width shall be the width of the unit as measured
from party wall center lines along the building frontage.
[4]
A retail business and/or service use within
a building having frontage on a second street and a secondary public
entrance to a parking area may be permitted an additional sign along
such secondary frontage or entrance which shall, however, not exceed
20% of the area of the signs permitted along the main building facade.
[5]
Service entrances to a retail business and service
use may be identified by a nameplate on the building not exceeding
two square feet in single-face sign area.
(c)
Maximum area permitted. The maximum sign face area of all permitted
retail business and service use signs for each building or unit of
a building shall be related to the width (or frontage) of the building
or building unit thereof. Maximum sign face area shall be determined
as follows:[1]
[Amended 4-11-2016 by Ord. No. 203]
[1]
Wall or panel signs. The maximum sign face area for a wall or
panel sign for a business use or building unit shall be determined
by the formula:
|
Business Use or Building Unit frontage x 0.75 (up to maximum
75 square feet) — See Details SD-22 and SD-23 of the Township
Minimum Construction Standards and Details.
|
[2]
Ground sign. The total maximum sign face area for a ground sign
of a business building shall be determined by the formula:
|
Building width x 0.35 (up to maximum 50 square feet) —
See Details SD-22 and SD-23 of the Township Minimum Construction Standards
and Details.
|
(d)
Number, location and area regulations.
[1]
Wall signs. One identification wall sign may
be permitted for each separate business use. The maximum sign face
area of a single wall sign shall be determined by the formula in paragraph
(c)[2] hereof. However, a single wall sign shall not exceed 75 square
feet in sign face area and three feet in vertical dimension.
[2]
Ground signs. Business uses may be permitted
one ground identification sign in accordance with the other provisions
of this section.
[a]
Ground signs shall be not less
than 25 feet from another business lot and not less than 50 feet from
any residential district line. A ground sign shall be set back a minimum
of five feet from the street right-of-way line.
[b]
The maximum single face sign area
shall not exceed 50 square feet for any ground sign.
[c]
The maximum height of a ground
sign shall be 10 feet.
[3]
Projecting signs. In addition to a permitted
wall or panel sign, one projecting identification sign may be attached
to the building wall of each business use. Projecting signs shall
be set back from the end of a building and party wall line for a distance
of at least 10 feet. The maximum single face sign area of any projecting
sign shall not exceed nine square feet. The lowest member of any projecting
sign shall be not less than eight feet above the sidewalk grade.
[4]
Canopy or covered walk signs. In addition to
a permitted wall or panel sign, one canopy or covered walk identification
sign may be attached to the soffit or fascia of a canopy or roof over
a walkway structural member of each business use. However, the vertical
dimension of such signs shall not exceed 18 inches and the lowest
member shall be not less than eight feet above the sidewalk grade.
The maximum single face sign area of any canopy sign shall not exceed
five square feet.
[5]
Changeable copy signs. Changeable copy signs shall only be permitted for theaters, convention centers, schools, banquet facilities, hospitals, time and temperature at banks, pricing at gas stations, and as set forth in § 195-115 above. Changeable copy signs shall also be permitted in the UD Unified Development District, provided that there will be no off-site advertising except for related subsidiary uses, and community service announcements. A maximum of two changeable copy signs are permitted per lot of 10 acres or more for properties having two distinct entrances on separate streets. Only one such sign is permitted per entrance. Otherwise, only one changeable copy sign shall be permitted per lot.
[Amended 5-11-2009 by Ord. No. 163; 8-16-2016 by Ord. No. 204; 2-11-2019 by Ord. No. 219]
[6]
Directional ground signs. Directional ground
signs indicating traffic routes may be permitted in addition to the
other limitations of this chapter, provided that no such sign exceeds
three square feet in a single face sign area or is closer than 15
feet to any side lot line or 10 feet to any street right-of-way line,
and provided that no directional sign exceeds three feet in height.
[7]
Business park identification sign. In a business,
professional or recreational/commercial/residential area containing
more than one building, designed and developed as a coordinated unit,
or where a business building contains more than one business unit,
individual store or business identification shall be limited to wall
or panel signs attached to the building or unit thereof. However,
for an office park, industrial park, or recreational/commercial/residential
area of three or more buildings, where serviced by a common access
road, one permanent ground sign is permitted indicating the name and/or
address of the office park, industrial park, or recreational/commercial/residential
area only.
[a]
The maximum single face sign area
shall not exceed 75 square feet. The sign shall be located at the
vehicular entrance to the location of the office park, industrial
park, or recreational/commercial/ residential area and shall be set
back a minimum of 35 feet from any side lot line, 50 feet from any
residential district line, and 15 feet from the street right-of-way.
A.
In addition to the other requirements of this chapter,
every sign referred to in this article must be constructed of durable
materials, must be kept in good condition and repair and not allowed
to become dilapidated, and shall be constructed pursuant to the Pennsylvania
Uniform Construction Code.
B.
Each sign shall be removed when the circumstances
leading to its erection no longer apply.
C.
The construction or erection of any sign, except as
herein specified, within the right-of-way lines of a public highway
or street is hereby prohibited, except as a permanent sign built in
conjunction with an ornamental entrance to a development stating only
the name of such development of plan. Upon approval of the agency
responsible for road maintenance, temporary directional signs may
be erected.
D.
No signs shall be constructed, altered or illuminated
in any way to confuse, blind, distract or hinder the view of pedestrians
and operators of motor vehicles on the highways or street adjacent
to such signs.
(1)
No artificial light or reflecting device shall be
used as a part of a sign where such light or device interferes with,
competes for attention with or may be mistaken for a traffic signal.
(2)
Floodlighting shall be arranged so that the source
of light is not visible from any point off the lot and that only the
sign is directly illuminated thereby.
(3)
Signs may be illuminated internally, provided that
the source of reflected light is not directly visible or glaring.
(4)
No sign may be illuminated red, green or yellow, or
any combination thereof, if such sign will interfere with the effective
visibility of a traffic signal or is to be located adjacent to a roadway
so as to give the appearance or impression of a traffic signal.
(5)
There shall be no appearance of visual dissolve or
fading, in which any part of one electronic message appears simultaneously
with any part of a second electronic message.
[Amended 11-10-2008 by Ord. No. 162]
(6)
Any illumination, intensity or contrast of light
level shall remain constant.
[Added 11-10-2008 by Ord. No. 162]
(7)
Electronic or digital changeable copy signs, except as provided in § 195-117L below, shall use instantaneous transitions from one message display cycle to the next with no blackouts, scrolling, streaming, zooming, flashing, sudden bursts of light, change in intensity or any other animated effect. The minimum time between messages shall be five seconds.
[Added 11-10-2008 by Ord. No. 162; amended 5-11-2009 by Ord. No.
163]
(8)
Digital message display illumination. Brightness of digital
message displays shall be no greater than 7,000 nits during daylight
hours, and no greater than 500 nits during nighttime hours. However,
regardless of luminance, no digital message displays shall be illuminated
in such a manner that creates glare conditions on adjacent properties
or adjacent streets, impairs the vision of a motor vehicle driver,
interferes with a motor vehicle driver's operation of a vehicle, or
interferes with the effectiveness of an official traffic sign, device,
or signal. All digital message displays shall be equipped with a dimmer
control and photo cell which constantly keeps track of ambient light
conditions and adjusts the sign brightness accordingly. A written
certification is required from the sign manufacturer stating that
the light intensity has been preset not to exceed the illumination
levels established herein, and that the preset intensity level is
protected from end-user manipulation by password-protected software.
[Added 8-16-2016 by Ord.
No. 204
E.
A nonconforming sign or similar device, located on
a street or public highway, which is not kept in good repair or which
creates a public nuisance or hazard shall be removed by the owners
of said sign at such time that they are so notified by the Board of
Township Supervisors.
F.
No sign shall be placed in such a location or at such
height that it will cause danger to traffic on a street or highway
by obstructing the sight distance or view, nor shall it interfere
with the clear site triangle.
G.
Signs, where permitted in C-1 and C-2 Districts, shall
be erected or placed in conformity with the side and rear yard requirements
of the district in which located, except no sign shall be erected
or placed closer than 50 feet to any R District boundary line, unless
otherwise specifically permitted by this chapter.
H.
The following signs as herein defined are strictly
prohibited: flashing signs, moving signs, or signboards and any sign
which makes use of the words "stop," "look," "listen," "slow," "danger"
or any other word, phrase, symbol or character so as to interfere
with, mislead or confuse traffic.
I.
A fourteen-day temporary sign permit may be issued
for business or commercial signs to be used for advertising, on the
premises, such events that are considered to be necessary for the
conduct of business beyond the normal day-to-day operations, such
as grand openings, special sales or special events, subject to the
following:
(1)
Sign shall not exceed nine square feet in area.
(2)
Signs will be permitted on site only.
(3)
Signs will be limited to one in number.
(4)
Signs shall not exceed six feet in height above ground
grade.
(5)
Signs shall not be illuminated.
(6)
Advertising devices, such as large, inflated signs
or tethered balloons, searchlights and banners erected across public
streets, are prohibited.
J.
No sign shall be erected, placed or constructed in
any district on a movable or portable base, sled, trailer vehicle
or device of any type.
K.
All signs not expressly authorized under this chapter
or exempt from regulation hereunder in accordance with the previous
sections are prohibited in the Township. Prohibited signs shall include,
but are not limited to: Advertising devices such as large, inflated
signs or tethered balloons, searchlights and banners erected across
public streets; image-projecting signs; any sign or sign structure
that constitutes a hazard to public safety or health; signs painted
on, attached to or supported by a tree, utility pole, stone, cliff
or other natural object; roof signs; vehicular signs; and changeable
copy signs except for pricing signs for gas stations and where specifically
authorized.
L.
Digital message displays, and changeable copy signs with the appearance of visual dissolve or fading, varying illumination, intensity and contrast of light, blankouts, scrolling, streaming, zooming, flashing, sudden bursts of light or change in intensity, otherwise prohibited in § 195-117D(5), (6), and (7) above, shall only be permitted as building-mounted signs in county parks.
[Added 11-10-2008 by Ord. No. 162; amended 5-11-2009 by Ord. No.
163]
M.
The content of all signs shall relate to the parcel
upon which the sign has been installed. Off-site advertising is prohibited.
[Added 11-10-2008 by Ord. No. 162]
