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1 6.4.3 (A) - Infill and Mixed Use (IMU), Heritage Village SR-434 Corridor (434) and West End (WE), Neighborhood Commercial Mixed-Use (NCMU) and Industrial (IND) Permanent Allowance Permits are required for all types unless otherwise noted. age is for non-residential s unless otherwise noted. Single-family and duplex properties within these primary commercial categories shall utilize the standards of (D). All s shall be located no closer than five feet from any right-of-way or public property unless otherwise stated (6.6.2)(H) and shall not be located within the sight-line triangle described Type Copy Area Max. Height Max. Size Max. Number Material Lighting Additional Standards Monument 1 SF per LF of 15 feet External 1 monument Brick, decorative block, stone, Direct Primary or support per stucco, metal, or alternative Secondary structure material of like quality, Façade may be 25% Max 3 appearance, and function Max 150 SF more than monument Where stucco or metal is used, per Max. 350 SF per s per decorative embellishments or a planter bed shall be incorporated to avoid a flat, plain look Building Cabinet Channel letter Painted wall Awning s 2 SF of copy area per 1 LF of corresponding business façade Projecting s 16 SF per Counts to Building Area May exceed the roofline by 25% of the building height when attached to parapet wall 8 ft. clear Suspended 8 SF per 8 ft. clear Subdivision Entrance 32 SF per Monument Incorporated Into or subdivision Wall Hanging Canopy s for service station islands Cabinet Channel Letter 16 SF per May not exceed canopy No requiremen t beyond total copy area 16 SF per 8 ft. 32 SF per No 1 per street Base and body must be at least 75 percent and no more than 125 percent of the width of the. Consistent with the style,. Monument s may have a clear area between the base and the age, but the clear area shall be no more than one-third of the height of the of the, and the shall be no taller than ten feet when a clear area is included in the de. age on building façades that are adjacent to single family residential uses require a code compliant buffer yard along the appropriate property line. All fixtures shall be decorative Any encroachment on the public right of way will require a right-of-way utilization permit from the city No dimension shall exceed 3 feet 8 SF per 1 per tenant Durable, permanent materials Must be located underneath an overhang or similar structure adjacent to the tenant 2 per Brick, decorative block, stone, subdivision or stucco, or alternative material commercial of like quality, appearance, and function May not exceed canopy 2 per canopy Only allowed with permitted service stations with gas pumps Window N/A N/A 25% of the N/A No neon or bright primary Flashing s are prohibited
2 On-Site Directional age Electronic Message Center (EMC) Time- Temperature- Date window area colors No permit required 6 SF 3.5 ft. 6 SF 4 per 24 SF 24 sf 1 per When this has been allowed, portable s shall Does not count be prohibited on the site to total copy EMCs shall not change their message more than once area for every eight seconds building or monument s
3 6.4.3 (B) Heritage Village (Transit Village Neighborhood - TVN, Downtown Neighborhood DTN (Excluding Downtown Historic Land Use), Neighborhood Edge NE and NEWO) Permanent Allowance Permits are required for all types unless otherwise noted. age is for non-residential s unless otherwise noted. Single-family and duplex properties within these primary commercial categories shall utilize the standards of (D). All s shall be located no closer than five feet from any right-of-way or public property unless otherwise stated (6.6.2)(H) and shall not be located within the sight-line triangle described Type Copy Area Max. Height Max. Size Max. Number Material Lighting Additional Standards Monument 1 SF per LF of 10 ft. External 1 monument Consistent with the style, Direct Allowed for non-residential s with Primary support per on Ronald Reagan Blvd. that are not Façade or structure contributing or supporting historic structures Secondary may be 25% Base and body must be at least 75 percent and no more Façade more than than 125 percent of the width of the Max 100 SF Brick, decorative block, stone, stucco, or alternative per material of like quality, appearance, and function Monument s may have a clear area between the base and the age, but the clear area shall be no more than one-third of the height of the of the, and the shall be no taller than ten feet Ground Hanging Building Wall Painted wall Awning Max 16 SF 8 ft. 16 SF 1 per street 1 SF of copy area per 1 LF of corresponding business façade Max. 150 SF Projecting s 16 SF per Counts to Building Area May exceed the roofline by 25% of the building height when attached to parapet wall 8 ft. clear from grade No size 16 SF per No copy area 1 per street Wood, metal, or like materials Wood, metal, or like materials when a clear area is included in the de. s shall be set back 5 feet from the right-of-way Direct age on building façades that are adjacent to single family residential uses require a code compliant buffer yard along the appropriate property line All fixtures shall be decorative Any encroachment on the public right of way will require a right-of-way utilization permit from the city No dimension shall exceed 3 feet Suspended 8 SF per 8 ft. clear 8 SF per 1 per tenant Durable, permanent materials Must be located underneath an overhang or similar structure adjacent to the tenant Subdivision Entrance 32 SF per 8 ft. 32 SF per 2 per Brick, decorative block, stone,
4 Monument Incorporated Into Wall Hanging or subdivision subdivision or commercial stucco, or alternative material of like quality, appearance, and function Window N/A N/A 25% of the N/A No neon or bright primary No permit required window area colors, except for open s Flashing s are prohibited On-Site Directional 6 SF 3.5 ft. 6 SF 4 per age Electronic Message 24 sf 1 per Center (EMC) Time- Temperature- Date 24 SF Does not count to total copy area for building or monument s Direct Permitted only on properties with on Ronald Reagan Blvd. without historic structures When this has been allowed, portable s shall be prohibited on the site EMCs shall not change their message more than once every eight seconds
5 6.4.3 (C) Downtown Historic (DH) Future Land Use Permanent Allowance Permits are required for all types unless otherwise noted. age is for non-residential s unless otherwise noted. Single-family and duplex properties within these primary commercial categories shall utilize the standards of (D). All s shall be located no closer than five feet from any right-of-way or public property unless otherwise stated (6.6.2)(H) and shall not be located within the sight-line triangle described Type Copy Area Max. Height Max. Size Max. Number Material Lighting Additional Standards Max 16 SF 8 ft. 16 SF 1 per lot Wood, metal, or like materials s shall be set back 5 feet from the right-of-way 2 for lots accessed by two parallel streets Ground Hanging Building Wall Painted wall Awning 1 SF of copy area per 1 LF of corresponding business façade Max. 75 SF Projecting s 16 SF per Counts to Building Area May not exceed roofline 8 ft. clear from grade Suspended 8 SF per 8 ft. clear Subdivision Entrance 32 SF per Incorporated Into Wall or subdivision Hanging No size 16 SF per 8 ft. 32 SF per Window N/A N/A 25% of the window area No 1 per business Wood, metal, or like materials Only allowed on storefront type s age on building façades that are adjacent to single family residential uses require a code compliant buffer yard along the appropriate property line All fixtures shall be decorative Any encroachment on the public right of way will require a right-of-way utilization permit from the city No dimension shall exceed 3 feet Barber pole s shall be considered a service icon and shall not be considered a for the for the purpose of determining the quantity of s on a building or on a site. 8 SF per 1 per tenant Durable, permanent materials Must be located underneath an overhang or similar structure adjacent to the tenant 2 per Brick, decorative block, stone, subdivision or stucco, or alternative material commercial of like quality, appearance, and function N/A No neon or bright primary colors Neon/LED open s or similar, outlining, and flashing s are prohibited No permit required On-Site Directional age 6 SF 3.5 ft. 6 SF 4 per Durable, permanent materials Allowed only for non-residential or multi-family s
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7 6.4.3 (D) - Residential (LDR, MDR) Allowance Permits are required for all types unless otherwise noted. age is for non-residential s unless otherwise noted. Single-family and duplex properties within these primary commercial categories shall utilize the standards of (D). All s shall be located no closer than five feet from any right-of-way or public property unless otherwise stated (6.6.2)(H) and shall not be located within the sight-line triangle described Type Copy Area Max. Height Max. Size Max. Number Material Lighting Additional Standards Max. 24 SF per Monument Ground Free- Standing Hanging Subdivision Entrance Monument Incorporate d Into Wall Free- Standing Hanging On-Site Directional age 4 feet External support structure may be 25% more than 1 monument per Consistent with the style, Max 16 SF 6 feet 16 SF 1 per business Wood, metal, or like materials consistent with the style, color, material, and finish of the principal buildings on site 32 SF per or subdivision 8 ft. 32 SF per 2 per subdivision or commercial Brick, decorative block, stone, stucco, or alternative material of like quality, appearance, and function Allowed for non-residential s and subdivision s Base and body must be at least 75 percent and no more than 125 percent of the width of the Brick, decorative block, stone, stucco, or alternative material of like quality, appearance, and function Monument s may have a clear area between the base and the age, but the clear area shall be no more than one-third of the height of the of the, and the shall be no taller than ten feet when a clear area is included in the de. Allowed for non-residential s s shall be set back 5 feet from the right-of-way 4 SF 3.5 ft. 4 SF 4 Direct Allowed only for non-residential or multi-family s or single-family subdivisions
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