Section 16.28.060 Pole signs.

A. Zoning. Pole signs including identification, advertising and business signs which are supported by pole(s) or support(s) having a height greater than fourteen (14) feet and which are mounted in the ground are permitted in the CC-1, C-2, CP-2, CCP-1 and I-1 zones. For purposes of this regulation, signs mounted on the roofs of buildings shall be considered pole signs.

B. Placement. Pole signs may only be placed within three hundred-fifty (350) feet of the edge of the right-of-way of Highway 40 or North Vernal Avenue. Pole signs placed within one hundred and fifty (150) feet of an existing residential use or zone shall require a conditional use permit.

C. Height. The maximum sign height shall not exceed forty (40) feet from the average adjacent grade to the top of the sign. D. Area. The maximum area expressed in square feet for a sign shall be calculated by multiplying the frontage of the parcel on which the sign will be placed by two (2). However, no sign shall have more area than one hundred fifty (150) square feet.

F. Separation. A minimum separation of one hundred ( 100 ) feet shall be maintained between all other pole signs, multi-tenant commercial signs and off premise s signs unless the entire body of the proposed sign is at a different elevation from the bodies of all adjacent pole signs, multi-tenant commercial signs and off premises signs. In no case shall the separation between said signs be less than fifty (50) feet. Pole signs shall be located as near to the middle point of the lot frontage as is reasonable.

G. Setbacks. No part of the pole sign may extend over any public right-of-way or easement or across any adjoining property lines.

(Ord. 2010-02, Amended, 03/17/2010, Prior Text; Ord. 2009-29, Amended, 12/16/2009, Prior Text; Ord. 2007-22, Amended, 09/19/2007, Prior Text; Ord. 2000-01, Amended, 07/27/2000, Prior Text)