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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
29. WAYFINDING SIGN
a. Any pedestrian-scaled sign which provides a map and listing of the
names, uses, or locations of the various businesses or activities
conducted within a District or development and which contains no
advertising and is not used for advertising.
b. Must be reviewed by the City Manager (or designee) prior to
installation. Submission shall include, but not be limited to:
1) A site drawing showing the location of the proposed sign(s);
2) A dimensional drawing showing size and content;
3) A designation of the material or materials to be used; and,
4) The proposed method of installation.
c. May display premise or non-premise messages.
d. May be mounted on a wall or freestanding.
e. Must be spaced at least Three Hundred Feet (300’) apart.
f. Freestanding Wayfinding Signs must be securely anchored; may
not be located in the minimum required sidewalk; and may not
exceed Eight Feet (8’) in height.
g. The message area identifying a District activity or containing an
area wayfinding map must be oriented to be visible from a sidewalk
within the public right-of-way.
h. Wayfinding signs with area maps must have the word
“INFORMATION” or an information symbol above the message.
30. WINDOW SIGN
a. A sign mounted to or intended to be through a window.
b. No permit is required for small-scale signs (under 1.0 square feet
in total area) placed at the pedestrian eye level. These exempted
signs include tenant logo and name, website or other social media
address store hours and address, and public safety decals as
required by applicable codes or government regulations.
c. Window signs include any signage attached to the storefront
glazing or located on storefront interior within Three Feet (3’) of
the storefront and intended to be viewed from the storefront
exterior.
d. Maximum area of Twenty-Five Percent (25%) of overall glazed
storefront, including doors.
Example
Lifestyle
District
West
District
Outdoor
Entertainment
District
P P P
P X X
7.4 GENERAL SIGNAGE STANDARDS
The following standards shall apply to all sign types throughout the Property:
a. The location, size, color, materials, and design of signs should be in keeping with the character of the Property.
b. To reinforce the pedestrian character of the Property, signs should be primarily pedestrian-scale in nature in
terms of scale and legibility.
c. Signs should be integrated into the overall building design in terms of placement, materials, colors, scale,
and proportions.
d. Signs attached flush to the building should not obscure any significant architectural details.
e. Sign materials should be durable.
f. Sign lettering should be simple, legible and appropriately proportioned for clear communication.
g. Signage may only be externally lit with a full-spectrum source, unless otherwise approved by a minor
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