The requirements of this section shall apply to any lot with more than one nonresidential tenant or business operation, including shopping centers, office parks and other nonresidential complexes.
A. For lots with more than one nonresidential tenant, with the exception of shopping centers and office or industrial parks, total permitted sign area per street frontage shall not exceed two square feet per linear foot of building frontage, up to a maximum of 300 square feet. Sign area per street frontage may be divided among the following sign types:
(1) One freestanding identification or directory sign is permitted at each vehicular entrance to the property, except that signs along the same street frontage shall be at least 500 feet apart.
(a) Sign area shall not exceed 40 square feet if located at the ten-foot setback line specified in §
184-91A(1), but may be enlarged by one square foot for each additional foot the sign is set back beyond this point, up to a maximum of 75 square feet. Sign height shall not exceed 25 feet.
(b) The sign shall identify the name and/or address of the property, or not more than four tenants of the lot. A directory sign with the names of more than four tenants may be permitted if a pull-off lane is provided to allow vehicles to safely stop while drivers are reviewing the sign.
(2) One wall sign shall be permitted on each building facade that faces the street frontage in question. Wall signs shall meet the size requirements of §
184-93D above.
(3) All signs for multi-tenant properties shall be designed with a similar style and compatible materials, to project a unified appearance.
(4) Window signs shall not be regulated under the maximum sign area provisions if they are not internally illuminated and they do not exceed 25% of the total area of the windows along each exterior wall.