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classification created after [the effective date of this ordinance to be inserted �! later] shall be included in and subject to the provisions of EC 9.6650 Residential Sign Standards. (5) For the purpose of these sign standards, tax lots or development sites with no street frontage shall be considered to have one street frontage. 9.6650 Residential SignStandards The residential sign standards are hereby created and applied to all land zoned for residential uses as set forth below. Signage is limited to preserve the residential character of the area by allowing signs only for residential purposes and for non - residential uses such as small businesses and public institutions. (1) Corresponding Zones. The provisions of this section apply to all property lying within the following zones: AG, R -1, R -1.5, R -2, R -3, and R -4. (2) Permitted Sign Types. Signs allowed under residential sign standards are limited to the following types: (a) Awning signs; (b) Freestanding signs; (c) Readerboards; and (d) Wall signs. (3) Maximum Number of Signs. The number of signs residential sign standards allow is based on the number of street frontages and is limited to no more than the following amounts for each street frontage: (a) One wall sign per dwelling unit used as a single family dwelling. (b) One freestanding, wall or awning sign for each development site used for multiple family dwellings. (c) One permanent subdivision or planned unit development sign for each development site used or planned as a subdivision or planned unit development. (d) One temporary subdivision sign or planned unit development sign for each development site planned or used as a subdivision or planned unit development. Such temporary sign must be constructed in connection with the offer for sale of any parcel or unit and may remain in place for 1 year, subject to renewal for no more than 1 additional year at a time where parcels or units remain unsold. (e) One freestanding, wall, or awning sign for each development site used for non- residential purposes. (4) Maximum Sign Area. The residential sign standards apply the following size limitations: (a) Freestanding signs. 1. Located on property used for residences other than one- or two- family dwellings shall be no more than 12 square feet for 1 face and 24 square feet for 2 or more faces. 2. Located on non - residentially used property or classified as a permanent subdivision or planned unit development sign shall be no Ordinance - 243