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way, private road or another property. Simon contractor,,,, general. A person engaged in the business of hanging ,rehanging, p1 acing, assembling, installing, re airin p g or structurally altering any sign provided for within the Eugene Sign Code. Si n contractor, limited. R person engaged in the business of hanging, rehanging, placing, assembling, installing, repairin or structurall al ~ ~ ~ g y ter~ng any non-~llum~nated sign which is. ~a} Painted upon, attached to, or erected against the wall of a building or structure with the exposed face in a plane parallel to the plane of the wall; fib} Projecting nat mare than four inches from the build- ing wall or not exceeding eight feet above grade if free standing; and ~c} Not exceeding 128 pounds in weight. Si n structure, any structure which supports or is capable of supporting any sign as defined in this code. R sign structure may be a single pole and may or may not be an integral part of the building. Street, An officially approved public thoroughfare or right- of-way, other than an alley, which affords vehicle access to abut- ting property. Scree„t propert~l,i ne. A 1 of 1 i ne separating a street from other land, Surface area of si n. The entire area of each face within a single, continuous perimeter, which encloses the extreme limits of a sign and in no case passes through or between any adjacent ele- ments of the sign. The irregularly shaped signs or elements of a sign ~s measured by increments of one foot. The perimeter does not include trim or structural elements lying outside and below the limits of a sign, and not forming an integral part of the dis 1a . Tem orar si n. A P y s7gn not permanently attached to a build- ing, structure or the ground. Trim. The moldings, batten, capping, nailing strips, lattic- ~ng and platforms which are attached to the sign structure. U.S.C. Si ns. The 1985 Edition of the Uniform Sign Code as published and copyrighted in 1985 by the International Conference of Bui 1 di ng Officials, as adopted by the city. v~ s~ on clearance area. A tri angul ar area of a corner 1 of at the intersection of two front lot lines, and through which it is necessary to retain vision clearance in the interest of the public safety. The two legs of the triangle are of equal length and co- incide with the two front lot lines. The apex is located at the intersection of the front lot lines, extended if necessary. The base of the triangle extends diagonally across the corner of the lot intersecting the two legs an equal distance from the apex. wall si n. Any sign painted upon or attached to or erected against the wall of a building or structure with the exposed face of the sign i n a p1 one paral 1 el to the plane of the wal 1 and ro- . p jecting not more than 12 inches for signs located more than ei ht g feet six inches above the sidewalk or grade line or not more than four inches for signs located less than eight feet six inches above the sidewalk or grade lines. Ordinance - 4