Title 18 - Unified Development Ordinance

 

18.440 Signs

18.440.070 Permanent Signs - All Districts

  1. A.
    Public/Semi-Public Facilities.  Churches, schools, libraries, community centers, parks or other public/semi-public facilities are allowed signs as follows:

    

Signs at Public/Semi-Public Facilities

 
 Facilities<10 acres  Number Limit  Sign Area Limit  Height Limit

 Wall Sign

(per building)

1 per facade and 3 facades

maximum 

 32 s.f.  N.A. 
 Building Entry Sign 1 per major building entry   15 s.f N.A.
 Monument Sign Up to 2, in lieu of wall signs   32 s.f. 5 feet1 

 Permanent Display for

Temporary Messages

1 per develoment frontage

and 2 frontages maximum 

  24 s.f. 5 feet
 Incidental Sign  1 per development  20 s.f. 5 feet
 Facilities>10 acres  Number Limit  Sign Area Limit  Height Limit

 Wall Sign

(per building)

 1 per facade and 3 facades

maximum

 50 s.f.  N.A. 
 Building Entry Sign 1 per major building entry   15 s.f. N.A.
 Monument Sign Up to 2, in lieu of wall signs   50 s.f. 5 feet1 

Permanent Display for

Temporary Messages

1 per development frontage

and 2 frontages maximum 

  32 s.f. 5 feet
 Incidental Sign  1 per development  20 s.f. 5 feet

 

Other Allowed Sign Types (See 18.440.060)

 

Attached:  Projecting, Under Canopy

Detached: Parking Area, Light Pole Banners, Kiosk2

 

Notes

 

1For each 2-foot setback from right-of-way in excess of 10 feet, an additional foot may be added to the sign height to a maximum of 8 feet.

2For developments greater than 25 acres in area, the Planning Commission may approve kiosks internal to the development as needed to improve pedestrian or traffic circulation.

 

Notwithstanding the above, if a public/semi-public facility is located in an office, commercial, industrial, mixed use, or downtown form district, the facility operator has the option to use the sign provisions set forth in 18.440.090 or 18.440.100 in lieu of the above requirements.

  1. B.
    Signs at Sports Venues. The Planning Commission shall approve signs at a sports venue in conjunction with an allowed non-residential use in a residential district or special use permit for a sports or recreation facility with an outdoor competitive athletic field. (For example, softball or soccer fields.) 
    1. 1.
      Signs on scoreboards and fencing may be included in the proposed sign package for an outdoor athletic field; provided that a site plan indicates the location and approximate height of all potential signs, and signs are located to not be readily viewed from surrounding streets or adjacent properties (such as on the inside surface of the perimeter fencing around an athletic field). Such signs may include off-site signs.
    2. 2.
      Illumination
      1. a.
        Fencing signs shall not be illuminated.
      2. b.
        Scoreboard signs may only be illuminated when the scoreboard is in use and shall be turned off within two hours after the event or closure of the sports venue.
        1. 1.
          Digital Display. For scoreboard signs with digital display, the restrictions in 18.440.050.F shall apply, with the allowance for display movement.
    3. 3.
      For sports venues where scoreboard signs with digital display are utilized, fencing signs may be restricted or prohibited as a condition of approval. 

(History:  Ord. No. ZRR-3470; Ord. No. ZRR-3300 §8, 2020; Ord. ZRR-2773 §1, 2008; ZRR-2427 §8, 2003; ZRR-2203 §1, 2000; ZRR-1725; ZRR-1637; ZRR-889 §18.52)

Effective on: 1/1/1901