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Figure 7.1– Sign Criteria by District (continued)
P Permitted Use ACP Allowed with City Permit X Not Permitted
Signage Type
24. TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNAGE:
a. A Sign intended to identify streets or convey traffic information
such as “STOP”, “YIELD”, “ONE WAY”, etc.
b. Mya include a decorative district symbol, either as a smaller blade
on a Street Name Sign, or as a small field on the left margin of the
Street Name blade.
c. Must comply with all standards and requirements associated with
the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and with
all applicable standards from the City of Cedar Park.
25. VIDEO BOARD/DISPLAY:
a. Must be permanently mounted to an exterior wall of a building.
Roof-top or pole-mounted displays are not permitted.
b. No audio is permitted with the Video Board/Display.
c. Maximum area of Fifteen Percent (15%) of façade frontage.
d. For buildings greater than One (1) story, sign must be mounted no
lower than Twenty-Five Feet (25’) above finished grade.
e. Must not be viewable directly from any Residential use.
f. Design must be approved by the DRC prior to installation.
26. WALL SIGN – BUILDING IDENTITY:
a. A Wall Sign attached to the upper floor of a multiple story building
or parapet of single tenant one-story building that provides
identification of the entire building.
b. To be used only for single-tenant commercial buildings, May
replace a Building Projecting Sign or a Roof Sign.
c. Maximum area of Two Hundred (200) square feet or Fifteen
Percent (15%) of linear frontage of façade, whichever is less.
d. For buildings greater than One (1) story, sign must be mounted no
lower than Twenty-Five Feet (25’) above finished grade.
e. No more than Twenty-Five Percent (25%) of façade area above
Twenty-Five Feet (25’) can contain Building Identity signs.
27. WALL SIGN – NEON:
a. A sign that can be mounted to a wall or window with the intent for
it to be seen through a window.
b. All electrical supply cords, conduit, and electrical transformers
must be hidden from view, and must be of high-quality neon.
28. WALL SIGN – STOREFRONT/TENANT SIGN:
a. A Wall Sign attached to a retail storefront or sign band area directly
adjacent to the retail storefront within a multitenant building.
b. May only be used for multiple tenant commercial buildings,
between demising walls of leased storefront.
c. May be used instead of a Tenant Canopy Sign.
d. To be located only on the ground floor façade, below Twenty-Five
Feet (25’) as measured from finished grade outside the façade.
e. One (1) sign per tenant space; area to be calculated at Two (2)
square feet per linear foot of tenant space façade up to a maximum
of One Hundred Fifty (150) square feet.
f. Sign shall not overlap architectural features like window lintels,
canopy support points, coping, etc.
g. Wall sign may encroach, a maximum of One Foot (1’), on to a
sidewalk while maintaining a minimum vertical clearance of Nine
Feet (9’) from the finished sidewalk if it is non-illuminated or Eleven
Feet (11’) minimum from the finished sidewalk if it is illuminated.
h. Building signs may be internally or externally lit.
Example
Lifestyle
District
West
District
Outdoor
Entertainment
District
P P P
P X ACP
P P X
P X X
P P X
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