Authorizing Legislation for PUDs (Supporting Document for Bill No. 41-16)

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Section 21 -07.03 Sign Regulations (e) On- Premise Signs iii. Maximum Number of Projecting Building Identification Signs. a. Front Facade — One (1) projecting building identification sign shall be permitted for each fifty (50) feet in width of a front facade of a building oriented toward a street. Whenever more than one (1) projecting building identification sign is permitted, the minimum separation between projecting building identification signs oriented toward the same street shall twenty -five (25) feet. b. Corner Lots — In the case of a building located on a corner lot, a projecting building identification sign may be located at the corner of the building oriented toward the intersection of two or more streets, provided, however, that no other projecting building identification signs shall be located on the same building within one - hundred (100) feet of a corner projecting building identification sign, regardless of orientation. iv. Maximum Projection from Building for Projecting Building Identification Signs. a. Projection from Building — No projecting building identification sign or sign structure supporting a projecting building identification sign shall extend more than eight (8) feet from or beyond its supporting building. b. Distance from Curb — No projecting building identification sign or sign structure shall not extend any closer to an imaginary perpendicular vertical plane located at the street pavement line, curb or outside edge of sidewalk than three (3) feet. a. Encroachment over Right -of -Way — Projecting building identification signs in compliance with the above regulations may project into the air rights of a public right -of -way if approval for such encroachment into the air rights of a public right -of -way is obtained from the governmental authority having jurisdiction prior to the placement of the projecting building identification sign.