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of signs permitted on a development site is based on the development site <br />having only 1 street frontage. Development sites fronting on 2 or more <br />streets are allowed the number of signs permitted for each street frontage. <br />However, the total number of signs that are oriented toward a particular <br />street may not exceed the portion of the development site's total sign <br />allocation that is derived from the frontage on that street. <br />(b) Perimeter walls. The exterior wall of a building shall be measured at the <br />floor level of each floor, including the ground floor. Alcoves, entryways <br />and extruding portions shall be treated by measuring through such areas as <br />though along the flat wall of a building. The length of each perimeter wall <br />shall be the average of the floor lengths on that wall. (See Figure <br />9.6640(3)(b) Perimeter Wall Area for Sign Standards.) <br />(c) Back -to -back sign area. When 2 sign faces supported by the same sign <br />structure are placed back -to -back, the sign surface area shall be the area of <br />the larger sign. As used herein, back -to -back means signs which face in <br />opposite directions and are parallel or form an angle of no greater than 30 <br />degrees. <br />(d) Sign area. The area of all sign elements which together convey a single, <br />complete message shall be combined and considered as a single sign. The <br />area of a sign face shall be the entire area of each sign element included <br />within a single, continuous perimeter which encloses the extreme limits of <br />a sign, except for trim or structural elements lying outside all portions of <br />the sign devoted to display, and in no case passes through or between any <br />adjacent elements of the sign. Irregularly shaped signs or elements of a <br />sign shall be measured in increments of 1 foot. (See Figure 9.6640(3)(d) <br />Sign Area Calculation.) <br />(e) Rotating sins. For rotating signs, each side or element containing display <br />copy shall be counted in the total allowable sign area. <br />(f) Sign Height. The sign height is the vertical distance from the grade to the <br />highest point of a sign or sign structure. All sign heights, including roof <br />signs, shall be measured from the grade. (See Figure 9.6640(3)(f) Sign <br />Height Calculation.) <br />(4) Location Standards. <br />(a) Setbacks. All signs shall comply with the setback requirements beginning <br />at EC 9.2000 and EC 9.6745 Setbacks - Intrusions Pernutted. Signs may <br />be installed up to 5 feet into the required front yard setback except that <br />freestanding signs up to 5 feet in height in the I -1 zone maybe installed at <br />least 5 feet from the front property line. <br />(b) Obstruction prohibited. No sign shall substantially obstruct the view of <br />another sign when the obstructed sign is viewed from a distance of 200 <br />feet along the closest sign - facing travel lane in the public right -of -way. <br />(c) Projecting over the public way. Except as specified in EC 9.6670 Central <br />Commercial Sign Standards, no privately owned sign may project over any <br />Ordinance - 240 <br />