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1 f. Scoreboards shall be permitted on properties used for recreational purposes. 2 g. Freestanding signs may be internally or externally illuminated, provided that the 3 lighting meets all standards in Section 106-310 of City Code. 4 h. Freestanding signage within the B-1, B-2, B-3, 1-1, or 1-2 zoning districts and 5 within the Highway 10 Signage Overlay District, as defined in Section 106-970 of 6 City Code, can be constructed with the following standards: 7 i. Maximum sign area: 150 square feet per face; 300 square feet total 8 ii. Maximum height: 75 feet 9 i. Monument signs. 10 i. In the COR, the signboard shall be constructed of wood, acrylic, alumi- 11 num or metal and shall be architecturally compatible with the style, com- 12 position, materials, colors and details of the building. 13 ii. In all districts outside of the COR, the signboard shall be constructed of 14 durable materials and shall be architecturally compatible with the building. 15 j. Pylon signs. 16 i. In the COR, the signboard and base of the pylon shall be constructed with 17 wood, acrylic, aluminum or metal and shall be architecturally compatible 18 with the style, composition, materials, colors and details of the building. 19 ii. In all districts outside of the COR, the signboard and pylon shall be con- 20 structed of durable materials and shall be architecturally compatible with 21 the building. 22 (7) Window signs. 23 a. Window signs include signs located within any glass along the exterior of a build- 24 ing, or otherwise intentionally designed to be seen on the exterior of a building. 25 This includes signs placed on doors, storefront, and clerestory windows. 26 b. Window signs are allowed without permits, as long as they are kept in good con- 27 dition and installed on the interior side of a window. 28 c. Signs showing the hours of operation for a business are exempt from window 29 sign requirements. 30 d. No electronic messaging center signs, internally illuminated signs, or other inter- 31 nally illuminated attention -getting devices may be placed in any window, except 32 for the following: 33 i. signs showing whether a business is open or closed, 34 ii. signs showing the hours of operation for a business. 35 (8) Menu boards. 36 a. Menu boards are intended to list products or services available for purchase at a 37 business, through a drive -through lane, or through a walk-up window (ex. Food 38 and beverages offered at restaurants; services offered at car washes; etc.). 39 b. Menu boards may be internally or externally illuminated, provided that the light 40 source is not visible or exposed on the face or sides of the characters. 41 c. Menu boards may be freestanding or attached to an exterior wall. 42 d. Menu boards must be one-sided. 43 e. Menu boards adjacent to walk-up windows or business entrances must not ex- 44 ceed 3 square feet in size 45 f. Drive -through lanes may have up to 50 square feet in menu board area. The al- 46 towable area can be used in one sign or divided into multiple signs, as long as 47 the cumulative total does not exceed 50 square feet per drive -through lane. Page 22 of 30