Sign Ordinance Adopted 06-04-2012 - City of Deltona, Florida

Automobile parts sales: means and includes automobile new parts, equipment, and accessories sales.Automobile repair garage: a premise used for the maintenance and servicing of automobiles; and or thesales and installation of batteries, air conditioning systems, tires or other automotive accessories; andwhere major automotive repairs may be accomplished but excluding body repairs, major mechanicalrepairs and painting.Automobile repair or body shop: includes automobile repair garages; automobile body shops; automobileservice stations, types A, B, and C; bus garage and repair shops; and major automobile and truck repairgarages including major repair, body work and painting services.Automobile service station:Type A: Any premises used for the servicing of motor vehicles, including engine tune-ups and repair;wheel balancing, alignment, brake service; the retail sale of fuel, lubricants and other productsnecessary to the operation and maintenance of motor vehicles, and the installation of such products;the sale of refreshments; but excluding the rebuilding or reconditioning of engines, and body repair.Type B: In addition to type A uses, any repair, rebuilding or reconditioning of any motor vehicle.Type C: Any premises used or designed to be used for the sale of gasoline in conjunction with anotherprincipal retail use.Average trip length: the average distance in miles of external trips.Background traffic: volume of traffic on roads identified in the City's thoroughfare network notattributable to the proposed development order.Backlogged thoroughfare: state or city roadway operating at a level of service below the minimumstandard level of service adopted by the city commission and is not programmed for construction in thefirst three years of the State of Florida Department of Transportation Five-Year Road Program for StateRoads or is not included in the City's five-year program for capacity improvements.Banks and savings with drive-in: has the meaning assigned in the Institute of Transportation EngineersTrip Generation Manual ("ITE Manual"), Code 912, and includes any financial institution that ischaracterized by the ITE Manual as a "walk-in" facility.Banks and savings with walk-in: has the meaning assigned in the ITE Manual, Code 911, and includesany financial institution that is characterized by the ITE Manual as a "walk-in" facility.Banner: Any temporary sign meeting the time limitation of the ordinance with characters, letters,illustrations, or ornamentation applied to cloth, paper, or fabric of any kind that is not permanentlyattached to a solid backing of wood, plastic, metal, masonry, or similar rigid material. A flag shall not beconsidered a banner.Bar: premises devoted primarily to the retailing and drinking of malt, vinous or other alcoholicbeverages, or any other premises where any sign is exhibited or displayed indicating that alcoholicbeverages are obtainable for consumption on the premises. The word "bar" shall include the words"saloon," "tavern," "pub," "barroom," "cocktail lounge" and "cabaret."Basement: portion of a building having its floor subgrade below ground level on all sides.Bed and breakfast homestay: owner-occupied building used as a single-family residential dwelling thatprovides overnight lodging and breakfast to transient, paying guests. The homestay use is to be incidentalto the primary use as a private residence.Bench sign: any sign painted on or attached to a bench.Ordinance No. 04-2012 Adopted June 4, 2012 Page 6 LDC Section 70-30