(q) Temporary Signs (Land Management Code Section 864)

(1) One (1) temporary sign is permitted per property (except in the area covered by the HDO) subject to the following:

A. The sign shall not be dilapidated in any way; and

B. A zoning certificate shall be obtained before erecting the sign; and

C. Temporary signs shall not exceed not to exceed two (2) square feet in residential and downtown districts, and twenty-four (24) square feet in all other districts.

D. Temporary signs must be firmly attached on all four (4) sides to the principal structure.

(2) The sign shall not obstruct the visibility of vehicles or pedestrians or create a safety hazard.

(3) Any sign(s) which fails to meet these requirements can be removed, discarded by the City and shall subject the installer (owner, vendor, developer, builder or realtor) of the sign to further enforcement action.

(4) Temporary signs are not permitted in the public right of way, except as provided in §864 (p) or §864 (q)(5).

(5) Temporary real estate directional sign per realtor, developer, builder, or residential development is permitted in the City right-of-way provided the following requirements are met:

A. The signs are only placed from Friday at 7:00 p.m. to Sunday at 8:00 p.m.

B. The signs do not exceed two (2) square feet in size.

C. The sign does not exceed three (3) feet in height as measured from the ground to the top of the sign.

D. The sign is supported on metal or wooden stakes supplied by the installer and shall not be attached to any tree, utility pole, traffic control signs, traffic signal poles, walls of buildings, fences or other structures.

E. Only one (1) sign per realtor, developer, builder or residential community is permitted at any intersection.