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Home My WebLink About20-Development Services CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION From: Valerie C. Ross, Director Subject: An ordinance of the City of San Bernardino amending various provisions of Chapter 19.22 Sign Regulations of the Development Code, including a proposal for an electronic message center sign for the Hospitality Business District. (Development Code Amendment No. 09-01). Dept: Development Services Date: August 26, 2009 MCC Date: September 21, 2009 Synopsis of Previous Council Action: None Recommended Motion: That the hearing be closed and said ordinance be laid over for final adoption. ~u (), RHY Valerie C. Ross Contact Person: Terri Rahhal, City Planner Phone: 3330 Supporting data attached: Staff Report Ward(s): Citywide FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: NI A Source: Acct. Description: Finance: Council Notes: Agenda Item No. 20 q-l'-()4f CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO REOUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION STAFF REPORT ADDlicant: Quiel Bros. Signs 272 South "I" Street San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) 885-4476 Subiect: An ordinance of the City of San Bernardino amending various provisions of Chapter 19.22 Sign Regulations of the Development Code, including a proposal for an electronic message center sign for the Hospitality Business District. (Development Code Amendment No. 09-0 I). Baclmround: The applicant submitted the subject Development Code Amendment (DCA) application as a proposal to update and revise the City's sign regulations. The Planning Commission reviewed the proposed DCA at two consecutive meetings in June and July of 2009. On June 24, 2009, the Planning Commission considered the proposed DCA. On stafI's recommendation, the Planning Commission recommended approval of the electronic message center sign for the Hospitality Business District and continued the rest of the proposed DCA for further study. Commissioners Heasley and Mulvihill volunteered to work with staff and the applicant to study the details of the proposed DCA. The working group met twice, agreed on some modifications to the original proposal, and jointly recommended a final version of the DCA for approval. On July 29, 2009, the Planning Commission considered the revised DCA proposal and the recommendation of the working group. After some discussion, including questions and answers of the applicant, Commissioners Coute, Durr, Heasley, Longville, Mulvihill, Muil.oz, Rawls and Sauerbrun voted unanimously to recommend that the Mayor and Common Council approve DCA No. 09-01. Commissioner Hawkins was absent. The July 29,2009 Planning Commission staff report and action statement (Exhibit I) contains a summary of the proposed DCA and the full text of the sign regulations with proposed amendments shown in strikeout underline format. Financial ImDact: None. The applicant has paid the cost of processing the Development Code Amendment. Recommended Motion: That the hearing be closed and said ordinance be laid over for final adoption. Exhibits: 1. July 29, 2009 Planning Commission Staff Report and Statement of Action 2. Ordinance 2 ~ CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO EXHIBIT 1 ~ STATEMENT OF OFFICIAL PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION PROJECT Number: Development Code Amendment No. 09-01 Applicant: Quiel Bros. Signs Description: A request to modify various provisions of Chapter 19.22, Sign Regulations of the City Development Code, including a proposal to approve addition of an electronic message center sign in the Southeast Industrial Park Redevelopment Area for the Hospitality Business District. ACTION: RECOMMENDED APPROVAL Meeting Date: July 29, 2009 The Planning Commission recommended that the Mayor and Common Council approve Development Code Amendment No. 09-01 based on the Findings of Fact as recommended. VOTE Ayes: Nays: Abstain: Absent: Coute, Durr, Heasley, Longville, Mulvihill, Muiioz, Rawls and Sauerbrun None None Hawkins I hereby certify that this Statement of Official Action accurately reflects the final determination of the Planning Commission of the City of San Bernardino. 7~ --;z '30-0; Date Terri Rahhal, Deputy Director/City Planner cc: Case File, Department File CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO Development Services Department - Planning Division Interoffice Memorandum TO: Planning Commission ';7:' c:P~ Terri Rahhal, Deputy Director/City Planner FROM: SUBJECT: Agenda Item 2: Development Code Amendment (DCA) No. 09-01 Proposed Amendments to Chapter 19.22, Sign Regulations. DATE: July 22, 2009 COPIES: Valerie C. Ross, Director; Henry Empei'io, Jr., Senior Deputy City Attorney The Planning Commission considered DCA No. 09-01 on June 24, 2009, recommended that the Mayor and Common Council approve the Hospitality Business District electronic message center and continued the matter for further review of the other provisions of the DCA. Commissioner Heasley and Commissioner Mulvihill volunteered to participate in a working group with staff and the applicant to review and refine the proposed DCA. The attached revision of DCA No. 09-0 I is recommended jointly by the working group. Kev Elements of DCA No. 09-01 ~19.22.030 Definitions This section has been updated and improved substantially with many additional defInitions. ~19.22.040 Sign Permit Required This section contains an amendment proposed to recognize a procedure that is followed occasionally, for the Development Services Director to present unusual or potentially controversial sign permits or sign programs to the Planning Commission for design review. This review process is also proposed to be the standard review procedure for on-site electronic message center (EMC) signage. This section also requires that on-site EMC signage be proposed in a sign program for the entire site, which shall include removal of non- conforming signs and an on-going prohibition of temporary signs after the EMC is in place. ~19.22.080 Off-Site Signs New provisions for conversion of existing billboards to EMC signs are proposed in this section, subject to a Conditional Use Permit (CUP). This opportunity would be limited to existing, legally established and permitted billboards within 600 feet of a freeway frontage and no closer than 1,000 feet from any existing or approved Electronic Message Center Sign, whether on-site or off-site. No increase in height or sign face area would be permitted. This section also contains the provision for a Hospitality Business District EMC to be approved subject to a CUP, which the Planning Commission already recommended. DCA No. 09-01 PC hearing dale: 7/29/09 Page 2 ~19.22.1S0 Sign Regulations Table 022.01 is revised to permit on-site EMC signs in commercial and industrial districts, subject to design review by the Planning Commission. This table also contains a proposal to change the formula for determining maximum commercial building signage from 1.5 square feet of sign area per lineal foot of building frontage to 2 square feet per lineal foot. Recommendation: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission recommend approval of DCA No. 09-01 to the Mayor and Common Council, based on the following Findings ofFaet: Findinl!s of Fact I. The proposed amendment is consistent with the General Plan. The proposed Development Code Amendment (DCA) would provide for more effective advertising with electronic media, and would encourage renovation, modernization and reduced cluttering of existing commercial signage in the City, consistent with the following General Plan goals and policies: Goal 4.1: "Encourage economic activity that capitalizes on the transportation and locational strengths of San Bernardino!" ,,--., Goal 4.3: "Continue and expand the City's marketing and promotional campaigns". Policv 5.3.5: "Create entry improvements to help identifY distinct districts;... " Policv 2.3.3: "Entries into the City and distinct neighborhoods should be well defmed or highlighted to help defme boundaries and act as landmarks." 2. The proposed amendment would not be detrimental to the public interest, health, safety, cOllvenience or welfare of the City. The proposed amendment provides for appropriate design review for new signage, in a way that will encourage abatement of non-conforming signs and reduced usage of temporary signs. Therefore, the proposed Development Code Amendment serves the public interest and convenience and would not be detrimental to public health, safety, or general welfare. Recommended Motion: That the hearing be closed and that the Planning Commission recommend that the Mayor and Common Council approve Development Code Amendment No. 09-01 based on the Findings of Fact as recommended. Attachment: Development Code Chapter 19.22, Sign Regulations, with proposed revisions. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 CHAPTER 19.22 SIGN REGULATIONS Section Pal!e :9.22. 0: 0 Purpose ................................................................................................................. ID-17 :9.22.020 Applicability ......................................................................................................... ID-18 :9.22. 030 Definitions ............................................................................................................ III-18 19.22 .040 Sign Permit Required ........................................................................................... ID-22 19:"22."05cJ Exempt Signs........................................................................................................ ID-23 :9.22.060 Prohibited Signs ................................................................................................... ID-27 ~22~C7c Temporary Signs................................................................................................... ID-27 19.22 . 08 C Off-Site Signs ....................................................................................................... ID-28 ,9.22. 090 Permanent Flags ................................................................................................... ID-31 1".22 . 100 Abandoned Signs.................................................................................................. ID-32 :9.22. :10 Sign Construction and Maintenance..................................................................... ID-33 19.22.120 Nonconforming Signs........................................................................................... ID-33 ,9.22. : 30 Removal of Illegal Signs ...................................................................................... ID-34 :9.22 . :40 Inventory and Abatement ..................................................................................... ID-34 :9.22.:50 Sign Regulations................................................................................................... ID-34 Table 022.00 022.01 Exempt Signs (Do Not Require Sign Permit) ...................................................... ID-24 Sign Regulations by Land Use Category .............................................................. ID-35 Guidelines G:9. 22 .170 Sign Design Guidelines.................................................................................... IDM 19.22.010 PURPOSE The purpose of this Chapter is to establish sign regulations that are intended to: A. Protect the general public health, safety, welfare, and aesthetics of the community. B. Implement community design standards, consistent with the General Plan. C. Promote the Community's appearance by regulating the design, character, location, type, quality of materials, scale, color, illumination, and maintenance of signs. D. Encourage himit the use of signs which provide direction and aid orientation for businesses and activities. E. Promote signs that identifY HSeS businesses and premises without confusion. F. Reduce possible traffic and safety hazards through good signage. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 19.22.020 APPLICABILITY No signs shall be erected or maintained in any land use district established by this Development Code, except those signs specifically enumerated in this Chapter. The number and area of signs as outlined in this Chapter are intended to be maximum standards. In addition to the enwnerated standards, consideration shall be given to a sign's relationship to the overall appearance of the subject property as well as the surrounding community. Compatible design, simplicity, and sign effectiveness are to be used in establishing guidelines for sign approval, but shall not limit maximum standards for signs. 19.22.030 DEFINITIONS Abandoned Shm: Any sign, sign structure, advertising structure or display not maintained in accordance with Section 19.22.110 for a period of 90 days or more. An abandoned sign is deemed to be a public nuisance. MC 1057 10/8/99 Address Sign. The numeric reference of a structure or use to a street, included as part of a wall or monument sign. Advertisinl! Media. The means bv which an advertising message is carried to potential customers. including internet. magazine. newspaper. radio. signage and television. A-Frame Sign. A free standing sign usually hinged at the top, or attached in a similar manner, and widening at the bottom to form a shape similar to the letter" A". Such signs are usually designed to be portable; hence they are not considered permanent signs. Amortization. I) In accounting terms. this refers to the method in \\hich an intangible asset is depreciated over a specified period of time. 2) In terms relevant to signage and urban planning. it convevs the "grace period" beginning on the date a sign o\\ner is notified that removal of a previously conforming sign has been ordered. and ending on the date removal is required. This process makes a structure which was legally erected with al: permits. legallv non-conforming for a period of time. After an amortization period. the sign becomes illegal and non-conforming. Animated or MoviRl? Sign. ARy sign which Hoes mo\'emeRt, lighting. Br special materials tB depicti!1g action. motion. light or color changes or cr-eate a special effect or scene through electrical or mechanical means. excluding electronic message signs. Awninl!. Canoll\'. er Marcllolee Sign. A RBR electric sigR that is prilJled BR, paiflled OR, or attached to an a'NRiRg. canopy. or maFquee and is only permitted on the vertical surface or flap. A building mounted sign that provides additional functionality as shelter or shade. Backlil!hted Letter. An illuminated reverse channel letter (open or translucent back) so light from the letter is directed against the surface behind the letter. producing a halo lighting effect around the letter; also referred to "silhouette lighted" or "halo lighted". SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Banner. Fla!!. Pennant or Balloon. Any cloth, bunting, plastic, paper, or similar material used for advertising purposes attached to or pinned on or from any structure, staff, pole, line, framing, or vehicle, including captive balloons and inflatable signs but not including official flags of the United States, the State of California., and other states of the nation, counties, municipalities, official flags offoreign nations and nationally or internationally recognized organizations. Bench Sign. Copy paiFlted OFl aFl:. portion of a bu:; stop beFleh. A sign located on the seat or back of a bench or seat placed on or adiacent to a public right-of~wav. A type of street furniture. Billboard or Outdoor Advertisinl! Sign. A sign structure advertising an establishment, merchandise, service, or entertainment, which is not sold, produced, manufactured, located or furnished at the site on which the sign is located. This does not include Freeway Signs or Kiosk Signs. MC 929 1119/95 Buildinl! Code. State and/or local regulations governIng public health. welfare and safety of construction and maintenance. r Buildinl! FasciaFaee aFla/or FroFlta~e. The leFlgth of the siFl!;le fnJRt building: elevatioFl iFl ,,"hieh tfle primEll) eAtFllJ1Ce to the tlllsiAeGS is located. That portion of anv elevation of a building. extending vertic all v from the grade to the top of parapet wall or eaves. and horizontally across the entire width of the building elevation. including slanted wall surfaces sometimes referred to as mansards. If more than I business is located in a single building, then such length shall be limited to that portion which is occupied by each individual business. Buildinl! Mounted Sil!n. A sign that is applied or attached to a building. Cabinet Sil!n. A sign structure consisting of the frame and facets). not including the internal components. embellishments or support structure. Canopy. See Marquee. Canopv Sil!n. (!) A building-mounted sign functioning as a marquee. (2) A sign mounted on a marquee or canopv. Chanl!eable COpy Panel. A section of a sign that functions like a changeable copv sign. ChanI!eable CODV Sign. "A. sigH de5igHea to allow the changing of csp)' through manual. mechanical, or electrical means iAcludiAg time and temperature. A variable message sign composed sf individual letters. panel-mounted in or on a track system. or may be electronicallv variable. Channel Letter. Fabricated or formed three-dimensional letter that mav accommodate a light source. Civic Event Sign. A temporary sign, other than a commercial sign, posted to advertise a civic event sponsored by a public agency, school, church, civic-fraternal organizations, or similar non- commercial organization. SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Commefcial SeasElRal Silo:R. .'\R "epeR" or "dosed" wiRdow sign. posted OR a seasoRal basis. Conforminl! Sil!n. A si1!n that is legally installed in accordance with federal. state and local laws and ordinances. Conspicuitv. The characteristics of the si1!n that enable an obseryer to differentiate the si1!n from the surrounding environment. Construction Sign. A temporary sign erected on the parcel on which construction is taking place, limited to the duration of the construction, indicating the names of the architects, engineers, landscape architects, contractors, or similar artisans, and the owner, financial supporters, sponsors, and similar individuals or firms having a major role or interest with respect to the structure or project. Content Neutral Time. Place and Manner Rel!Ulations. Consistenth' applicable non- discriminatory sign regulations that specify. without reference to the content of the message. when. how and where a sign can be displaved. with physical standards. such as but not limited to height. size and location. that allow the sign to be readable. Contrast. The difference or degree of difference between things having similar or comparable natures. such as light and dark areas. colors. or typefaces. r"., CODV Area. Areas that enclose the actual COpy on a sign. Custom Sil!n. A sign designed. manufactured and installed to meet the requirements of a specific location. Deck Cabinet. Similar in detail and use as a racewav. except larger in cross section. to provide a background area. Dimensional Letter. A specification description of a letter. logo or symbol. either cut out. cast. molded or fabricated in material such as metal or plastic. to create a raised condition. Directional Sism. A sign limited to directional messages, principally for designed to provide direction to pedestrian or vehicular traffic,. SHCH as "ORe way". "eRtrance", or "e],it". Directory Sign. A sign that identifies the names and locations of tenants in a multi-tenant building or in a development made up of a group of buildings. for listiRg tHe tCRElflts or OCCllpaRtS afld their sHite nHmbers of a bHildiAg or ceRter. Double-faced Sign. .^. siFlgle structHre desigAed witH tHe intcAt of providing eepy OR botH sides."A sign with two parallel opposing (back-to-back) faces. Electric Sil!n. Any sign containing or using electrical wiring. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 Electronic Message Center (EMC) SieH. A sign ilaving tile eaflallility sf flresenting variable message sign that utilizes computer-generated messages or some other electronic means of chan>cinL' CliP', Thc,c ,iL'lb indude displays usinL' incandescent lamps. LED's. LCD's or PDP's. by I3rojecting an electronicall:; eOfltrolled l3attern against a eontFa5tiflg saekgrollfld aIld wiliciI CaR be programmed to tile message disl3lay l3eriodically. Me lI6')1/lY01 Exterior Illuminated Sil!n. A si!!n th~t is illuminated by a li!!ht source that is directed toward. and shines on the face of a si!!n. Also called direct illumination. Eaveline. The bottom of the roof eave or parapet. C EAVf!UNE Face. The surface area on a sign where advertisin!! copv is displayed. Fascia Sil!n. A building mounted sign. Flal! Test. A tar!!et raised in order to determine the appropriate height and/or size of a sign. Flashinl! Sign. A sign that contains an intermittent or sequential flashing light source. Generally. the sign's message is constantlv repeated. and the sign is most often used as a primary attention- getting device. Flat Cutout Letter. A dimensional letter cut from sheet or plate stock. Fluorescent Lamp or Tube. Electric-dischar!!e lighting utilizing !!lass tubing manulactured to standard lengths. Font. A set of letters. numerals and shapes which conform to a specific set of design criteria. Freestandinl! Sign. A sign that is supported by I or more uprights, braces, poles, or other similar structural components that is not attached to a building or buildings. Freewav Sign (off-site). A sign adjacent to a freeway right-of-way which advertises a freeway adjacent business or a qualifYing business in close proximity to a freeway pursuant to the provisions of 19.22.080(4) of this chapter. MC 9291/19/95 Freewav Sil!n (on-site). A sign adiacent to a freewav right-ot:wav. advertising the pnmary business or businesses located on that site. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 Front Lil!hted Letter. An illuminated channel letter with translucent face. Future Tenant Identification Sil!ll. A temporary sign which identifies a future use of a site or building. Grand OoeninP. A promotional activity not exceeding 30 calendar days used by newly established businesses, within 2 months after occupancy, to inform the public of their location and service available to the community. Grand Openings does not mean an annual or occasional promotion of retail sales by a business. Height of Sil!ll. The greatest vertical distance measured from the existing grade at the mid-point of the sign support( s) that intersect the ground to the highest element of the sign. Holiday Decoration Sil!ll. Temporary signs, in the nature of decorations, clearly incidental to and customarily associated with holidays. Identification Sil!ll. A sign providing the name, type of business, or the name and logo in combination, identifYing a particular business establishment. Illel!al Sil!ll: Any of the following: r · A sign erected without first complying with all ordinances and regulations in effect at the time of its construction and erection or use. · A sign which is a danger to the public or is unsafe. (A sign that is a public nuisance as defmed in MC Section 8.30.010.) · A sign which is a traffic hazard not created by relocation of streets or highways or by acts of the City or County. (A sign that is a public nuisance as defined in MC Section 8.30.010.) · A sign that is a public nuisance as defined under Municipal Code Section 8.30.010. MC 105710/8/99 (includes abandoned signs) Illuminated Sil!ll. A sign with an artificial light source for the purpose of lighting the sign. Informational Sil!ll. A sign identifYing the type of product of service provided by a business. MC 90 I 5/20/94 Institutional Sil!ll. A sign identifYing the premises of a church, school, hospital, rest home, or similar institutional facility. Interior Sil!n. A sign located inside a building or other facility not meant to be viewed primarily from a public right-of-way. Internallv Illuminated Sil!n. A sign that is illuminated bv a light source that is contained inside the sign. SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Kiosk. An off-premise sign used for directing people to the sales office or models of a residential subdivision project. Design details of such signs are shown as Figure 16-1 under Section 19.22.080(2)(C) of this Chapter. LCD. Liquid Crystal Displav. LED. LiQht EmininQ Diode. LeQal Nonconforming Sil!ll. A legally established sign which fails to conform to the regulations of this Chapter. Lee:ibilitv. The characteristics of letters. numbers. graphics or symbols that make it possible to ditTerentiate one from the othcr. See Conspicuity. Listed Sil!n. A sil!ll labeled to indicatc that the manufacturer of the siQn is identified in a list published bv a National Recognized Testing Laboratorv as producinQ signs in conformance with the applicable American National Standard. Local Shopping Center. A shopping center with a gross site area of less than 20 acres. (MC 1179 9/16/04 Lol!o. An established identifYing symbol or mark associated with a business or business entity. MC 834 6/19/92 ,,,-- Logo Sil!ll. An established trademark or symbol identifYing the use of a building. Maior Tenant. A shopping center key tenant(s), which serves to attract customers to the center through its size, product line, name, and/or reputation as determined by the center property owner/authorized property management. The term anchor tenant is interchangeable with the term major tenant. MC 834 6/19/92; MC 1179 9/16/04 Mansard. A decorative fascia used to hide equipment or articles on the roof or to enhance the storefront appearance. MarQuee. A permanent canopv. often of metal and glass. projecting over an entrance. MarQuee Sil!n. (1) A sign mounted on a permanent canopy; (2) A traditional industry term for the variable message section ofa canopv sign; (3) An integral sign and permanent canopv. Menu Board. A variable message sign that allows a retailer to list products and prices. Messal!e Area. The area within the sign panel defining the limits of the message. Messal!e Center. An electronicallv or mechanically variable message sign. enabling changes to be made from locations other than at the sign. (See Variable Message Sign). Mobile Sil!n. A portable siQn mounted on a trailer. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 Monument Sign. ,^.n independent 5trucrur.e supported from gmde to the Bottom of the A ground sign with low overall height and the appearance of having a solid base. (see Freestanding Sign). NEe. National Electric code. Neon Sil!n. A sign manulactured utilizing neon tubing. which is visible to the viewer. Off-Premise.site Sign. Any sign which advertises or informs in any manner businesses, services, or events at some location other than that upon which the sign is located. lIDs does not include billboard or outdoor advertising structure. MC 929 1/19/95 On-Premise Sil!n. A communication device whose message and design relates to a business. an event. goods. profession or service being conducted. sold or olTcred on the same propertY where the sign is erected. Ooen Channel Letter. A dimensional letter that has no face and. if illuminated. the light source is visible. A clear face mav be used for phvsical protection of internal components. ODen House Sign, A temporary sign posted to indicate a sales person is available to represent the properly subject to sale, lease, or rent. Painted Wall Sil!n. See Building Mounted Sign. ,r Pan Channel Letter. A dimensional letter constructed with side walls. back and a face. making the letter a solid integral unit with the side walls and back having a pan-shaped cross section. Pan Face. A plastic sign face molded into a three dimensional shape. Also called molded face. molded and embossed face. molded and debossed face. Parapet. A wall-like barrier at the edge of a roof or structure. POP. Plasma Displav Panel. Permanent F18I!s. Any canvas, vinyl-coated fubric, acrilan, or similar material used for decorative or architectural enhancement with no commercial advertising of products or services. Permanent flags are related to a cultural or civic event or goal of the City. MC 979 9/5/96. Permanent Sil!n. A sign attached to a building. structure or the ground in a manner that will resist environmental loads such as wind. and precludes readv removal or movement of the sign. Point-of-Purchase Sil!n. A sign that advertises a product at its point of sale. or "point-of-purchase" location. Pole or Pvlon Cover. An enclosure for concealing and/or decorating poles or other structural supports of a ground sign. Pole Sil!n. A freestanding sign with a visible support structure. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 Political Sign. A temporary sign directly associated with national, state, or local elections, regulated bv Chapter 16.12. Portable Sign. A sign that is not permanently affixed to a structure or the ground. Post and Panel Sil!n. An unlighted sign fabricated b\ using one or more visible posts to support the sil!n bodv. Primarv Sign. The largest sign located on the building front wall containing the main entrance. MC 901 5120/94 Primarv Wall. The wall on a non-residential structure that contains the primary entrance to the business. MC 1008 12118/97 Proiectinl! Sil!n. A building-mounted sil!n with the faces of the sign perpendicular to the building fascia. Promotional Sign. A sign erected on a temporary basis to promote the sale of new products, new management, new hours of operation, a new service, or to promote a special sale. ,..- , Public Nuisance. A sign, sign structure or advertising structure which is one or more of the following: · A public nuisance as defined under Municipal Code Section 8.30.010. · An abandoned sign as defined in Section 19.22.030. · An illegal sign as defmed in Section 19.22.030. MC 1057 10/8/99 Push- Throul!h. A letter or logo cut out of a backinl! material that is as thick or thicker than the sign face material. and mounted on the inside of the sign face so that the backing material's thickness extends flush v.;th or through and bevond the front plane of the sign face. Racewav. An electrical enclosure that mav also serve as a mountin!.! structure for a si!.!n. Real Estate Sign. An on-site sign pertaining to the sale or lease of the premises. Recol!nition. Refers to the abilitv of a viewer to identifY a message. Regional Shopping Center. A shopping center with a gross site area of 20 acres or more. MC 1179 9/16/04 Rel!ulatorv Sil!n. A sign having the primarY purpose of convevin!.! information concernin!.! rules. ordinances or Jaws. Retainer. A framing member mounted around the perimeter of a sign face and attached to the sif.!J1 cabinet structure. designed to attach the face to the cabinet and/or to provide decorative trim. Return. The sides of a channel letter. Reveal. An indented detail on a sign. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 Reversc Channel Letter. A fabricated dimensional letter with opaque face and side walls. Roof Sil!I1. A sign erected, constructed, or placed upon or over a roof of a building, including a mansard roof and which is wholly or partly supported by such buildings. Secondary Sil!I1. A sign identifYing a business located within the tenant space of the primary business. MC 1008 12118/97 Sidewalk/Sandwich Sil!n. A moveable sil!n not secured or attached to the l!round or surface upon which it is located. but supported bv its own frame and most often forminl! the cross-sectional shape of a letter "A ". fugn. Any structure. housing. device. figure. statuar:. painting. visual display with words or symbols designed to convey information or attract attention. , message placani, or other efJntrivaRce. or any part thereof. which is desi!,'fled. cfJnstructect. created. engineered. intended. fJr used to advertise. or to provide data fJr information in the natlli'e of ad';ertising. for any of the f{)llo'.ving purposes: to designate. identif)'. or indicate the name of the business of the o....ner or occupant of the pr-emises Hpon which the advertising aisplay is located: or. to advertise the bHGiness conducted. services available or rendered. or the goods produced. sold. or available for sale, Hpon the property wbere the advertising display is erected. Sil!n Band. A horizontal area above the entrances to a multi-tenant building. architecturallv desil!ned to accommodate signal!e in a si{!l1centric manner. Sil!I1 Area The entire face of a sign, induding the surface and excludinl! any framing, projections, er molding, but not inducting the or support structure. lndi\ictual chaRnel type letters R10tlflted on a BHilding Channel letter signs shall be measured by the area enclosed by four straight lines outlining each word. Sil!n Face. The area of a sign on which copv is intended to be placed. Sil!I1 ProI!f3m. A coordinated program of I or more signs for an individual building or building complexes with multiple tenants. Sil!ncentric Desil!n. Building architectural desi{!l1 which makes the si{!l1age the prominent visual feature. Sinl!le Face Sil!n. A si{!l1 with only one face plane. Street Furniture. Advertising displavs. which mav provide a public amenitv. positioned at close proximity to pedestrians for eve-level vlewmg or at a curbside to reach vehicular traffic. An example is a bench sil!I1. Temoorarv Sil!I1. A sign intended to be displayed for a limited period of time. Time and Temperature Display. A variable message sign which displavs current time and temperature in a stationarY or altematinl! manner. Some also display simple messal!es. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 Trademark. A word or name which, with a distinctive type or letter style, is associated with a business or business entity in the conduct of business. MC 8346/19/92 UL. An abbreviation for underwriters Laboratories. Inc.. a Nationallv Recognized Testing Laboratorv. Under-Canopy Si2n. A sign designed to be mounted underneath a canopy. Variable Messal!e Sil!n. A sign that includes provisions for message changes. Also called changcable cop\' panel. changeable COpy sign. time and temperature sign. electronic message center or menu board. Vehicle Dealership. One or more vehicle sales establishments (with ancillary used cars and recreational vehicle sales). MC 11694/15/04 Vehicle Sign. A sign which is attached to or painted on a vehicle which is parked on or adjacent to any property, the principal purpose of which is to attract attention to a product sold or an activity or business located on such property. Visibility. The quality of a letter. number. graphic or svrnbol which enables the observer to distinguish it from its surrounds or background. ~. Wall Sign. A sign painted on or fastened to a wall and which does not project more than 12 inches from the building or structure. Waylindinl!. Enabling a person to find his or her wav to a given destination through the use of effective signage. Window Sign. Any sign that is applied or attached to a window or located in such a manner that it can be seen from the exterior of the structure. 19.22.040 SIGN PERMIT REQUIRED 1. GENERAL No sign, including a copy change, or temporary sign, unless exempted by this Chapter, shall be constructed, displayed or altered without a sign permit or sign program approved by the City. The Director shall review all signs unless otherwise stated. 2. SIGN PROGRAM A sign permit for a sign program may be submitted for all new commercial, office, and industrial centers consisting of 3 or more tenant spaces. The program may be filed with the project application to construct the center, and may be processed concurrently with the project application. The purpose of the program shall be to integrate signs with building and landscaping design to form a unified architectural statement. MC 1057 10/8/99 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 3. DESIGN REVIEW BY PLANNING COMMISSION ,Am ,i~n rx:nnit or ,i~n prul!ram sublllilled 1'01' rc\ie\\ b\ the Director Illa\ be rdi:rred ill the Planning Commission for Desil!n Review. All proposals for on-site electronic message center signage shall be referred to the Planning Commission for Design Review as a Sign Prugram, Standard requirements tor electronic signage programs shall include removal of non-conforminl! signs from the site and prohibition of temporary signs. including banners and painted window signs. 19.22.050 EXEMPT SIGNS Table 022.00 identifies the signs that are exempt from the provisions of this Chapter. MC 1057 10/8/99 TABLE 022.00 EXEMPT SIGNS OMITTED INTENTIONALLY /- NO CHANGES PROPOSED SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 19.22.060 PROHIBITED SIGNS The following signs are inconsistent with the sign standards set forth in this Chapter, and are therefore prohibited: Abandoned signs as defined in Section 19.22.030. Animated, moving, flashing, blinking, reflecting, revolving, or any other similar sign, except electronic message boards Banners, flags, and pennants, except as permitted by Sections 19.22.070 and 19.22.090. MC 979 9/5/96 Bench signs. except as permitted bv Design Review or approved transit amenities. Billboards or Outdoor Advertising signs, except as permitted by Section 19.22.080 of this Chapter. MC 929 1/19/95 Chalkboards or blackboards ll!egal signs as defined in Section 19.22.030 Off-site or billboard signs, except as permitted by Section 19.22.080 Permanent sale or come-on signs Portable signs or A-frame signs Signs deemed to be a public nuisance as defined in Section 19.22.030 and MC Section 8.30.0 I O. Roofsigns. with the excePtion of mansards where no useable sign band is available. Signs on public property, except for traffic regulatory, informational signs, signs required by a governmental agency, and model home tour signs, and except as permitted by Section 19.22.080. MC 8121215/91 Signs painted on fences or roofs Balloons and other inflated devices or signs designed to attract attention, except as allowed per Section 19.22.070. Signs that are affixed to vehicles, excluding permanent signs on cornmercial vehicles Signs which simulate in color or design a traffic sign or signal, or which make use of words, symbols or characters in such a manner to interfere with, mislead, or confuse pedestrian or vehicular traffic. MC 1057 10/8/99 19.22.070 TEMPORARY SIGNS Special event signs and civic event signs may be approved by the Director for a limited period of time lis a means of publicizing special events such as grand openings, carnivals, parades, charitable events, holiday sales, and special promotions. Such special event signs shall be limited to the following provisions: A. No temporary sign shall be erected without a temporary sign permit. B. Temporary signs shall be limited to 90 continuous days per event within a 180-day period from the start date of the event. C. Temporary signs may include: promotional sales signs, banners, balloons, inflated devices, search lights, beacons, pennants, and streamers. SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 D. All temporary signs shall be maintained in good condition; removed or replaced if torn, faded or dirty. E. Temporary banners shall be affixed to the walls of a building only. F. Auto dealerships may apply for a yearly temporary sign permit for ongoing special promotions. MC 1057 10/8/99 19.22.080 OFF-SITE SIGNS 1. REPLACEMENT OF OFF-SITE BILLBOARD SIGNS ON THE SAME SITE The owner of an off-site billboard sign may replace such sign on the same site with another off-site billboard sign, subject to the following conditions: A. A "like-for-like" replacement (i.e., same size, height, and number of faces) is permitted subject to a Development Permit. B. The existing billboard sign shall be removed prior to the installation of the replacement billboard sign. MC 1057 10/8/99 g,c. An existing. legally permitted billboard located within 600 feet of a freeway may replace the existing static displav facers) ~;th electronic variable message center sign( s). enabl ing changes to be made from remote locations. subiect to approval of a Conditional Use Permit and a Department of Transportation permit. and subiect to the following criteria and requirements: (1) No billboard shall be upgraded to an electronic variable message displav unless the sign is located at least 1.000 feet from the nearest existing or approved electronic message center'or electronic display sign. (2) The size of the electronic variable message display shall not exceed the existing height. width or sign face area of the existing billboard. (3) The design. placement. and brightness control shall complv with Department of Transportation (Caltrans) standards. and all advertising content shall complv with the Outdoor Advertising Act. 2. REPLACEMENT OF OFF-SITE BILLBOARD SIGNS ON NEW SITE The owner of an off-site billboard sign may replace such sign on a new site with another off-site billboard sign, subject to the following conditions: A. The replacement site shall be located in the CG-I, CG-2, CH, IL, IH and IE land use districts. B. A conditional use permit shall be required for each sign, except that two replacement off-site billboard signs (less than 100 square feet each) at two new locations may be combined on a single conditional use permit application. SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 C. The advertising display area of the replacement sign shall not exceed the display area of the existing sign or signs to be replaced, and in no event shall it be greater than 672 square feet per face with a maximum of two faces. Display area does not include decor or pole covers. D. Spacing shall be: Up to 100 square feet of sign face - 300 linear feet. Up to 300 square feet of sign face - 400 linear feet. Up to 672 square feet of sign face - 600 linear feet. E. New billboards shall not be located within 1,000 feet of the gore points of freeway to freeway interchanges or freeway interchanges and on- and off-ramps, or within the interchanges themselves. F. Under no circumstance shall more than one new sign be erected to replace one sign removed. O. The replaced sign(s) shall be removed prior to the installation of the replacement billboard sign. H. The Commission may require the removal of more than one off-site billboard or painted bulletin by the owner in exchange for the right to locate one new replacement sign at a new site. MC 1057 10/8/99 (.--..... 3. MODIFICATIONS TO EXISTING OFF-SITE BILLBOARDS An increase in size, height, or number of faces may be permitted subject to a Conditional Use Permit with the following conditions: A. The site shall be located in the CO-I, CO-2, CH, IL, IH, and IE land use districts. B. The total sign area shall not exceed 672 square feet per face with a maximum of two faces. C. Under no circumstance shall more than one new sign be erected to replace one sign removed. D. The new sign shall be removed prior to the installation of the billboard sign. E. The Commission may require the removal of more than one off-site billboard in exchange for an increase in the size, height, or number of faces. MC 1057 10/8/99 4. OFF-SITE RESIDENTIAL SUBDMSION DIRECTIONAL SIGNS The following shall regulate and establish a standardized program of off-site residential subdivision directional kiosk signs for the City. For the purposes of this subsection, a residential subdivision is defined as a housing project within a recorded tract where 5 or more structures or dwelling units are concurrently undergoing construction. SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 A. The panel and sign structure design shall be in accordance with Figure 16-1. B. No kiosk sign structure shall be located less than 300 feet from an existing or previously approved kiosk site, except in the case of signs on different comers of an intersection. C. The placement of each kiosk sign structure shall be reviewed and approved by the Director. D. All kiosk. signs shall be placed on private property with written consent of the property owner or on City right-of-way pursuant to a City encroachment permit. 50" t- i .j- :!I ~ ~ ;" ,'~ -,~, on.... IYb lit.lIb, -....- E. A kiosk sign location plan shall be prepared, showing the site of each kiosk directional sign, and shall be approved by the Director prior to the issuance of a sign permit. F. There shall be no additions, tag signs, streamers, devices, display boards, or appurtenances, added to the kiosk signs as originally approved, no other non- permitted directional signs, such as posters or trailer signs, may be used. G. All non-conforming subdivision kiosk. directional signs associated with the subdivisions in questions must be removed prior to the placement of directional kiosk sign( s). H. Kiosk. signs shall be removed when the subdivision is sold out The entity administering the program will be responsible for removal of panels and structures no longer needed. SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 5. OFF-SITE SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY Private advertising signs may be placed on structures in the public right of way, such as bus shelters, if there is a licensing agreement approved by the Mayor and Common Council authorizing such off-site signs on public property. An application for a sign permit must be approved prior to the construction of off-site signs on public property and the applicant and the owner of the sign shall comply with the provisions of Section 19.22.100 regarding sign construction and maintenance standards. MC 812 1215/91 6. FREEWAY SIGNS A. Off-site freeway signs are permitted for regionally significant businesses within 1000 feet of the freeways. MC 1057 10/8/99 B. There is an existing freeway sign to which the subject business may attach a new sign face or a new sign may be constructed to include the off-site business and future/existing business on the subject site. C. Freeway signs shall be installed in the following manner: (I) The sign area for the new freeway sign shall be equal to or less than the existing sign. (2) The existing sign structure shall be in conformance with current Development Code standards. D. Off-site freeway signs are permitted for regionally significant shopping areas subject to approval of a Sign Program. MC 1057 10/8/99 7. OFF-SITE ELECTRONIC MESSAGE CENTER SIGNS MC 1211 7/5/05 A. Off-site electronic message center signs are permitted in the following location, subject to a Conditional Use Permit: ~ Central City South . Southeast JndustriaI Park B. The size and advertising areas will be determined through the Conditional Use Permit process. C. The height shall be limited to 50' above the grade of the freeway unless a flag test determines that greater height is needed for visibility. D. The sign face may extend up to 5 feet from the edge of the property. E. Off-site electronic message center signs may be placed no closer than 1,000 feet from another electronic message center sign (on-site or off-site). SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 F. Off-site electronic message center signs must be fitted with automatic dimming devices, capable of lowering the intensity of light during evening hours, rainy, foggy, or cloudy days, or similar situations. G. Off-site electronic message center signs are subject to a license agreement with the City of San Bernardino. The license agreement will include, but is not limited to, signage content and "air time" for public service announcements, and may include a revenue-sharing provision. H. Off-site electronic message center signs must be located in the Freeway Corridor Overlay District, subject to the provisions in the Outdoor Advertising Act (Chapter 2 in the State of California Business and Professions Code). These provisions include, but are not limited to, placement, location, content, and maintenance. 1. Off-site electronic message center signs shall not be installed until written approval has been granted by the State Department of Transportation (Caltrans). 19.22.090 PERMANENT FLAGS r Permanent flags may be installed subject to a comprehensive sign program pursuant to Section 19.22.040(2). Permanent flags shall be consistent with programs that relate to a cultural or civic event or goal of the City. Standards of safety and maintenance shall be assured. Such flag programs shall be subject to the following provisions: I. Permitted useslbuildings include auditoriums, convention halls, performance centers, libraries, museums, public agency facilities, approved urban design plans, and other useslbuildings deemed similar by the Director, pursuant to Section 19.02.070(3). 2. Flags shall be constructed of pliable materials such as canvas, vinyl-coated fabric, acrilan, or similar materials which will withstand exposure to wind and rain withOl.\t significant deterioration. 3. No sign permits for single flags and banners are permitted. 4. No commercial advertising of products or services is permitted on permanent flags. 5. All permanent flags shall require building permits as necessary for construction or installation. 6. Decorative flags shall be placed so there is no projection above the eaveline of the building. 7. Decorative flags shall be non-illuminated. 8. Flag copy shall be limited to the name and date of publicized event. 9. The number and location of permanent flags shall architecturally enhance the building on which they are placed. MC 979 9/5/96 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 19.22.100 ABANDONED SIGNS 1. Any abandoned or illegal sign is hereby declared to be a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of San Bernardino. Any sign which is partially or wholly obscured by the growth of dry vegetation or weeds or by the presence of debris or litter also presents a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of San Bernardino. Any such sign as set forth herein is hereby deemed to be a public nuisance. 2. Any abandoned sign deemed to be a public nuisance shall be removed by the property owner within 30 days after notice via a Notice of Violation from the Code Compliance Department. Within the 10 days after the notice, the property owner may request an appeal hearing before the Hearing Officer on the abandonment and nuisance determination. The appeal shall be granted or the decision modified if facts or circumstances disprove the existence of a public nuisance. If no hearing is requested, or if the appeal has been denied and/or if there is no correction to the violation, the Code Compliance Department will abate the violation. Costs of such abatement may be assessed against the property, using the procedures established in Municipal Code Section 8.30.090. MC 1057 10/8/99 19.22.110 SIGN CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE I. Every sign, and all parts, portions, and materials shall be manufactured, assembled, and erected in compliance with all applicable State, Federal, and City regulations and the Uniform Building Code. 2. Every sign including those specifically exempt from this Development Code in respect to permits and permit fees, and all parts, portions, and materials shall be maintained and kept in good repair. 3. A maintained sign is a sign that meets all of the following criteria: A. All sign faces, supports, braces, guys and anchors are kept in repair and in a proper state of preservation. B. There is no evidence of deterioration, including peeling, rust, corrosion, dirt, fading, discoloration or holes. C. The sign does not have broken or missing sign faces or letters. D. There is no chipped or peeling paint. E. There are no missing or inoperative lights. 4. An unmaintained sign shall be repaired or replaced within 30 calendar days following notification via a Notice of Violation from the Code Compliance Department. Noncompliance with such a request shall constitute a nuisance and penalties may be assessed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 19.46. MC 1057 10/8/99 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 19.22.120 NONCONFORMING SIGNS I. A legal non-conforming sign may be reused subject to the following: A. The sign is not abandoned or illegal as defined in Section 19.22.030. B. The sign is not a public nuisance as defined in Section 19.22.030 and MC Section 8.30.010. C. The sign is maintained in accordance with Section 19.22.110. D. The sign is cut-off at the base and stored onsite, provided the stored sign is not visible from the public right-of-way or from adjacent properties. Storage of the sign must be in compliance with all applicable provisions of the Development Code. E. The property owner has 24 consecutive months from the date of removal to reinstall the sign for a tenant. A legally established tenant must occupy the site in order for the sign to be reinstalled. F. If the use of the sign is discontinued for a period of 24 or more consecutive calendar months, it shall lose its legal non-conforming status, and any replacement signage shall be required to conform with the provisions of this Development Code. 2. All non-conforming signs shall be demolished when the building that they advertise is demolished. MC 948 7/10/95 3. Legal non-conforming wall signs shall not prevent the installation of conforming freestanding signs, nor shall legal non-conforming freestanding signs prevent the installation of conforming wall signs. MC 1057 10/8/99 19.22.130 REMOVAL OF ILLEGAL SIGNS Any illegal sign shall be removed by the property owner within 10 days after notice via a Notice of Violation from the Code Compliance Department. Within the 10 days after the notice, the property owner may request a hearing before the Hearing Officer on the illegal sign determination. The appeal shall be granted or the decision modified if facts or circumstances disprove the existence of an illegal sign. If no hearing is requested, if the appeal has been denied and/or there is no correction to the violation, the Code Compliance Department will abate the violation. Costs of such abatement may be assessed against the property, using the procedures established in Municipal Code Section 8.30.090. 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N a<iS!:i!2 '" z ~-o: ~--t'B~u .Jt::~~ u ~._ ~ :::EuE-O:g, g<=g,~c;I' ~O~Q;j ~~.8i:~ O\~c;t::o c=:.;l::;:1 ,g C"I.l n Ii ~ litil'E ~ -gIE en=,~~~lu of-l-of.f.}~E -70Z 0 ~"'-11":;;;6 :s e ~t,;j ~ E ~-l.l: gE'g~ 00 ~:>1 r,;~ ;?; l;:ji.d- c:: ~ _..:.l~c;,g N c~u sa; \0 ~f.f.}-S_'.::l~ 0 "z.~...a.",~- 5~ ~~.~~.~u 0.. Cl)a ~ - - en :E ~ro.;:Ci5t.:) ORDINANCE NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AMENDING HAPTER 19.22, SIGN REGULATIONS, OF THE SAN BERNARDINO MUNICIPAL ODE (DEVELOPMENT CODE), INCLUDING APPROVAL OF AN ELECTRONIC ESSAGE CENTER SIGN FOR THE HOSPITALITY BUSINESS DISTRICT. THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO o ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Chapter 19.22, Sign Regulations is amended as shown in Attachment I 7 ttached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. 8 SECTION 2. Chapter 19.22, Section 19.22.080(7)(A), also shown in Attachment I, is 9 10 11 12 13 14 hereof, or any application thereof to any person or circumstance, is for any reason held to be 15 16 17 18 19 ended to allow for an off-site electronic message center sign to be permitted subject to a onditional Use Permit in the Southeast Industrial Park redevelopment area, which includes the ospitality Business District. SECTION 3. Severability. In the event that any provision of this Ordinance, or any part unconstitutional or otherwise invalid or ineffective by any court of competent jurisdiction on its face or as applied, such holding shall not affect the validity or effectiveness of any of the remaining provisions of this Ordinance, or any part thereof, or any applieation thereof to any person or circumstance or of said provision as applied to any other person or circumstance. It is 20 hereby declared to be the legislative intent of the City that this Ordinance would have been 21 adopted had such unconstitutional, invalid, or ineffective provisions not been included herein. 22 1111 23 24 25 1111 1111 ~ - .;J( -D~ 26 27 28 -Jt dO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AMENDING HAPTER 19.22, SIGN REGULATIONS, OF THE SAN BERNARDINO MUNICIPAL ODE (DEVELOPMENT CODE), INCLUDING APPROVAL OF AN ELECTRONIC ESSAGE CENTER SIGN FOR THE HOSPITALITY BUSINESS DISTRICT. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing ordinance was duly adopted by the Mayor and rneeting thereof, held omrnon Council ofthe City of San Bernardino at a day of ,2009, by the following vote to wit: ABSENT ABSTAIN NAYS ouncil Members: A YES 10 BRINKER 11 12 13 14 15 16 SHORETT KELLEY JOHNSON MC CAMMACK 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Approved as to form: City Clerk ,2009. The foregoing ordinance is hereby approved this _day of PATRICK J. MORRIS, Mayor City of San Bernardino 24 JAMES F. PENMAN 25 City Attorney 26 By: 27 28 III III ,~ 2 ATTACHMENT 1 CHAPTER 19.22 SIGN REGULATIONS Section Pal!e 19.22.010 Purpose ................................................................................................................. III-17 19.22 . 020 Applicability ......................................................................................................... III-I 8 19,22.030 Definitions ............................................................................................................ 111-18 19.22.040 Sign Permit Required ........................................................................................... III-22 19.22.050 Exempt Signs........................................................................................................ III-23 19.22.060 Prohibited Signs ................................................................................................... III-27 19.22.070 Temporary Signs................................................................................................... 111-27 19.22.080 Off-Site Signs ....................................................................................................... 111-28 19.22.090 Permanent Flags ................................................................................................... 111-31 19.22.100 Abandoned Signs.................................................................................................. III-32 19.22 .no Sign Construction and Maintenance..................................................................... III-33 19.22.120 Nonconforming Signs........................................................................................... 111-33 19.22. 130 Removal of me gal Signs ...................................................................................... III-34 19.22.140 Inventory and Abatement ..................................................................................... III-34 19.22.150 Sign Regulations................................................................................................... III-34 Table 022.00 022.01 Exempt Signs (Do Not Require Sign Permit) ...................................................... III-24 Sign Regulations by Land Use Category .............................................................. III-35 Guidelines G19.22.170 Sign Design Guidelines.................................................................................... III -44 19.22.010 PURPOSE The purpose of this Chapter is to establish sign regulations that are intended to: A. Protect the general public health, safety, welfare, and aesthetics of the community. B. Implement community design standards, consistent with the General Plan. C. Promote the Community's appearance by regulating the design, character, location, type, quality of materials, scale, color, illumination, and maintenance of signs. D. Encourage bimit the use of signs which provide direction and aid orientation for businesses and activities. E. Promote signs that identitY lISeS businesses and premises without confusion. F. Reduce possible traffic and safety hazards through good signage. 1 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 19.22.020 APPLICABILITY No signs shall be erected or maintained in any land use district established by this Development Code, except those signs specifically enwnerated in this Chapter. The nwnber and area of signs as outlined in this Chapter are intended to be maximwn standards. In addition to the enwnerated standards, consideration shall be given to a sign's relationship to the overall appearance of the subject property as well as the surrounding community. Compatible design, simplicity, and sign effectiveness are to be used in establishing guidelines for sign approval, but shall not limit maximwn standards for signs. 19.22.030 DEFINITIONS Abandoned Sign.: Any sign, sign structure, advertising structure or display not maintained in accordance with Section 19.22.110 for a period of 90 days or more. An abandoned sign is deemed to be a public nuisance. Me 1057 10/8/99 Address Sign.. The nwneric reference of a structure or use to a street, included as part of a wall or monwnent sign. Advertising Media. The rneans bv which an advertising message is carried to potential customers. including internet, magazine. newspaper, radio. signage and television. A-Frame Sign.. A free standing sign usually hinged at the top, or attached in a similar manner, and widening at the bottom to form a shape similar to the letter" A". Such signs are usually designed to be portable; hence they are not considered permanent signs. Amortization. I) In accounting terms. this refers to the method in which an intangible asset is depreciated over a specified period of time. 2) In terms relevant to signage and urban planning. it convevs the "grace period" beginning on the date a sign owner is notified that removal of a previously conforming sign. has been ordered. and ending on the date removal is required. This process makes a structure which was legallv ereeted with all permits, legallv non-conforming tor a period of time. After an amortization period. the sign becomes illegal and non-conforming. Animated Of Meving Sign.. Any sign ",,!Heh lises movement, ligllting, or speeial materials to depictillg action. motion. light or color changes or create a special effect or scene through electrical or mechanical means. excluding electronic message signs. Awning, CllHOIlY. Of MarqHee Sign.. A non eleetric sign that is printed on, painted on, er attached to llH avming, canopy, or mllft]\Iee and is only permitted on tHe '/eFtical slIfface or flap. A building mounted sign that provides additional functionality as shelter or shade. Backlighted Letter. An illwninated reverse channelletter (open or translucent back) so light from the letter is directed against the surface behind the letter. producing a halo lighting effect around the letter; also referred to "silhouette lighted" or "halo lighted". 2 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Banner. Flag. Pennant or Balloon. Any cloth, bunting, plastic, paper, or similar material used for advertising purposes attached to or pinned on or from any structure, staff, pole, line, framing, or vehicle, including captive balloons and inflatable signs but not including official flags of the United States, the State of California, and other states of the nation, counties, municipalities, official flags of foreign nations and nationally or internationally recognized organizations. Bench Sign. CO(3)" (3ainted on any (3ortion of a SlIS 810(3 seneR. A sign located on the seat or back of a bench or seat placed on or adiacent to a public right-of-wav. A type of street furniture. Billboard or Outdoor Advertising Sign. A sign structure advertising an establishment, merchandise, service, or entertainment, which is not sold, produced, manufactured, located or furnished at the site on which the sign is located. This does not include Freeway Signs or Kiosk Signs. MC 9291/19/95 Buildine Code. State and/or local regulations governing public health, welfare and safety of construction and maintenance. Building FasciaFaee and/or Frolltace. TRe lengtR ohhe single frORt lmildiflg elevatiofl ifl willeR the primary eHtfaHee to the ImsiRess is located. That portion of anv elevation of a building, extending vertieally from the grade to the top of parapet wall or eaves. and horizontally across the entire width of the building elevation. including slanted wall surfaces sometimes referred to as mansards. If more than I business is located in a single building, then such length shall be limited to that portion which is occupied by each individual business. Buildine Mounted Sien. A sign that is applied or attached to a building. Cabinet Sil!ll. A sign strueture consisting of the frame and face(s), not including the internal components, ernbellishments or support structure. Canopy. See Marquee. Canopy Sien. (]) A building-mounted sign funetioning as a marquee. (2) A sign mounted on a marquee or canopv. Chaneeable COpy Panel. A section of a sign that functions like a changeable copv sign. Changeable COpy Sign. A sign designed to allow the changiRg of eO(3)" thrOllgh maHHa!, moehanical, or electrieal ffiOaHS inclllding time and tom(30falure. A variable message sign composed of individual letters. panel-mounted in or on a track svstem, or mav be electronicallv variable. Channel Letter. Fabricated or formed three-dimensional letter that may accommodate a light source. Civic Event Sign. A temporary sign, other than a commercial sign, posted to advertise a civic event sponsored by a public agency, school, church, civic-fraternal organizations, or similar non- commercial organization. 3 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Commercial Seas(lRaI SilUl. An "opeR" or "closea" wiflaow sigH, postea OR a seasonal basis. Conformine Sien. A sign that is legallv installed in accordance with federaL state and local laws and ordinances. Conspicuitv. The characteristics of the sign that enable an observer to differentiate the sign from the surrounding environment. Construction Sign. A temporary sign erected on the parcel on which construction is taking place, limited to the duration of the construction, indicating the names of the architects, engineers, landscape architects, contractors, or similar artisans, and the owner, financial supporters, sponsors, and similar individuals or firms having a major role or interest with respect to the structure or project. Content Neutral Time. Place and Manner Reeulations. Consistentlv applicable non- discriminatorv sign regulations that specify, without reference to the content of the message, when, how and where a sign can be displaved, with phvsical standards, such as but not limited to height, size and location, that allow the sign to be readable. Contrast. The difference or degree of difference between things having similar or comparable natures, such as light and dark areas, colors, or typefaces. COpy Area. Areas that enclose the actual copv on a sign. Custom Sien. A sign designed, manufactured and installed to meet the requirements of a specific location. Deck Cabinet. Similar in detail and use as a racewav, except larger in cross section, to provide a background area. Dimensional Letter. A specification description of a letter, logo or svrnboL either cut out, cast, molded or fabricated in material such as metal or plastic. to create a raised eondition. Directional Sign. A sign limitea te air-ectional messages, principally for designed to provide direction to pedestrian or vehicular traffic~, SlieR as "one way", "effiFaflee", or "eldt". Directorv Sign. A sign that identifies the names and locations of tenants in a rnulti-tenant building or in a development made UP of a grOUP of buildings. for listiflg the tenants or occllflants ana tHeir suite RllIRbers of a bliilaing Elf center. Double-faced Sign. f. single structure desigHea witll tHe intent of proviaing eopy on botH siaes.-.A sign with two parallel opposing (back-to-back) faces. Electric Sien. Anv sign containing or using electrical wiring. 4 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Electronic Message Center (EMC) ~. A sigH fUPliHg the capability of presenting variable message sign that utilizes computer-generated messages or some other electronic means of changing cOPV. These signs include displays using incandescent lamps. LED's. LCD's or PDP's. by projeetiHg aR eleetronically eOHtrolled pattern agaiHst a eOHtrasting baekgmund aHd whieh ean be programmed to the mes~age display periodically. MC 1169 1/15/01 Exterior Illuminated Sil!:n. A sign that is illuminated by a light source that is directed toward. and shines on the face of a sign. Also called direct illumination. Eaveline. The bottom of the roof eave or parapet. C li'<VEUNE Face. The surface area on a sign where advertising copv is displayed. Fascia Silm. A building mounted sign. Flal!: Test. A target raised in order to determine the appropriate height and/or size of a sign. Flashing Shm. A sign that contains an intermittent or sequential flashing light source. Generallv. the sign's message is constantlv repeated. and the sign is most often used as a primarY attention- getting device. Flat Cutout Letter. A dimensionalletter cut from sheet or plate stock. Fluorescent Lamp or Tube. Electric-discharge lighting utilizing glass tubing manufactured to standard lengths. Font. A set of letters, numerals and shapes which conform to a specific set of design criteria. Freestandim! Sign. A sign that is supported by I or more uprights, braces, poles, or other similar structural components that is not attached to a building or buildings. Freeway Sign (off-site). A sign adjacent to a freeway right-of-way which advertises a freeway adjacent business or a qualifYing business in close proximity to a freeway pursuant to the provisions of 19.22.080(4) of this chapter. MC 9291/19/95 Freewav Sil!:n (on-site). A sign adiacent to a freeway right-of-way. advertising the pnmarv business or businesses located on that site. 5 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Front Lil!hted Letter. An illuminated channel letter with translucent face. Future Tenant Identification Sign.. A tempoflll)' sign which identifies a future use of a site or building. Grand Ooeninl!. A promotional activity not exceeding 30 calendar days used by newly established businesses, within 2 months after occupancy, to inform the public of their location and service available to the community. Grand Openings does not mean an annual or occasional promotion of retail sales by a business. Heil!ht of Sign.. The greatest vertical distance measured from the existing grade at the mid-point of the sign support( s) that intersect the ground to the highest element of the sign. Holidav Decoration Sign.. Tempoflll)' signs, in the nature of decorations, clearly incidental to and customarily associated with holidays. Identification Sign.. A sign providing the name, type of business, or the name and logo in combination, identifying a particular business establishment. Illel!al Sign.: Any of the following: · A sign erected without first complying with all ordinances and regulations in effect at the time of its construction and erection or use. · A sign which is a danger to the public or is unsafe. (A sign that is a public nuisance as defmed in MC Section 8.30.010.) · A sign which is a traffic hazard not created by relocation of streets or highways or by acts of the City or County. (A sign that is a public nuisance as defined in MC Section 8.30.010.) · A sign that is a public nuisance as defmed under Municipal Code Section 8.30.010. MC 1057 10/8/99 (includes abandoned signs) llluminated Sign.. A sign with an artificial light source for the purpose oflighting the sign. Informational Sign.. A sign identifying the type of product of service provided by a business. MC 901 5/20/94 Institutional Sign.. A sign identifying the premises of a church, school, hospital, rest home, or similar institutional facility. Interior Sign.. A sign. located inside a building or other facility not meant to be viewed primarilv from a public right-of-way. Internallv Illuminated Sil!n. A sign that is illUfi1inated by a light source that is contained inside the sign. 6 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Kiosk. An off-premise sign used for directing people to the sales office or models of a residential subdivision project. Design details of such signs are shown as Figure 16-1 under Section 19.22.080(2)(C) of this Chapter. LCD. Liquid Crystal Display. LED. Light Emitting Diode. Legal Nonconforming Sign. A legally established sign which fails to conform to the regulations of this Chapter. Le2ibilitv. The characteristics of letters. nwnbers. graphics or symbols that make it possible to differentiate one from the other. See Conspicuitv. Listed Si2n. A sign labeled to indicate that the manufacturer of the sign is identified in a list published bv a National Recognized Testing Laboratorv as producing signs in conformance with the applicable American National Standard. Local Shoppinl! Center. A shopping center with a gross site area of less than 20 acres. (MC 1179 9/16/04 LollO. An established identifYing symbol or mark associated with a business or business entity. MC 834 6/19/92 LollO Sign. An established trademark or symbol identifYing the use of a building. Maior Tenant. A shopping center key tenant(s), which serves to attract customers to the center through its size, product line, name, and/or reputation as determined by the center property owner/authorized property management. The term anchor tenant is interchangeable with the term major tenant. MC 834 6/19/92; MC 1179 9/16/04 Mansard. A decorative fascia used to hide equipment or articles on the roof or to enhance the storefront appearance. Marquee. A permanent eanopy. often of metal and glass. proiecting over an entrance. Marquee Si2n. (1) A sign mounted on a permanent canopy; (2) A traditional industrv term for the variable message section of a eanopy sign; (3) An integral sign and permanent canopy. Menu Board. A variable message sign that allows a retailer to list products and prices. Messa2e Area. "[he area within the sign panel defining the limits of the message. Messa2e Center. An electronically or mechanicallv variable message sign. enabling changes to be made frorn locations other than at the sign. (See Variable Message Sign). Mobile Si2n. A portable sign mounted on a trailer. 7 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Monument Sil!ll. "^uI indepcnacnt structure OJupported rr-em graae to the bottom of the A ground sign with low overall height and the appearance of having a solid base. (see Freestanding Sil!ll). NEe. National Electric code. Neon Sil!ll. A sil!ll manufactured utilizing neon tubing. which is visible to the viewer. Off-Premise Site Sil!ll. Any sign which advertises or informs in any manner businesses, services, or events at some location other than that upon which the sign is located. This does not include billboard or outdoor advertising structure. MC 929 1/19/95 On-Premise Sie:n. A communication device whose message and desil!ll relates to a business. an event. goods. profession or service being conducted. sold or offered on the same property where the sign is erected. Open Channel Letter. A dimensionalletter that has no face and. if illuminated. the light source is visible. A clear face mav be used for phvsical protection of internal components. Doen House Sign, A temporary sign posted to indicate a sales person is available to represent the property subject to sale, lease, or rent. Painted Wall Sie:n. See Building Mounted Sil!ll. Pan Channel Letter. A dimensional letter constructed with side walls. back and a face. making the letter a solid integral unit with the side walls and back having a pan-shaped cross section. Pan Face. A plastic sil!ll face molded into a three dimensional shape. Also called molded face. molded and embossed face. molded and debossed face. Parapet. A wall-like barrier at the edge of a roof or structure. PDP. Plasrna Displav Panel. Permanent Flags. Any canvas, vinyl-coated fabric, acrilan, or similar material used for decorative or architectural enhancement with no commercial advertising of products or services. Permanent flags are related to a cultural or civic event or goal of the City. MC 979 9/5196. Permanent Sie:n. A sign attached to a building. structure or the ground in a manner that will resist environmental loads such as wind. and precludes readv removal or movement of the sign. Point-or-Purchase Sie:n. A sign that advertises a product at its point of sale. or "point-of-purchase" location. Pole or Pvlon Cover. An enclosure for eoncealing and/or decorating poles or other structural supports of a ground sign. Pole Sie:n. A freestanding sign with a visible support structure. 8 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Political Sign. A temporary sign directly associated with national, state, or local elections, regulated bv Chapter 16.12. Portable Sign. A sign that is not permanently affixed to a structure or the ground. Post and Panel Si2n. An unlighted sign fabricated by using one or more visible posts to support the sign body. Primary Sign. The largest sign located on the building front wall containing the main entrance. MC 9015/20/94 Primary Wall. The wall on a non-residential structure that contains the primary entrance to the business. Me 1008 12/18/97 Proiectin2 Si2n. A building-mounted sign with the faces of the sign perpendicular to the building fascia. Promotional Sign. A sign erected on a temporary basis to promote the sale of new products, new management, new hours of operation, a new service, or to promote a special sale. Public Nuisance. A sign, sign structure or advertising structure which is one or more of the following: · A public nuisance as defmed under Municipal Code Section 8.30.010. . An abandoned sign as defined in Section 19.22.030. · An illegal sign as defined in Section 19.22.030. MC 1057 10/8/99 Push- Throu2h. A letter or logo cut out of a backing material that is as thick or thicker than the sign face material. and mounted on the inside of the sign face so that the backing material's thickness extends flush with or through and beyond the front plane of the sign face. Raceway. An electrical enclosure that mav also serve as a mounting structure for a si,-'TI. Real Estate Sign. An on-site sign pertaining to the sale or lease of the premises. Reco2nition. Refers to the ability of a viewer to identify a message. Regional Shopping Center. A shopping center with a gross site area of 20 acres or more. MC 1179 9/16/04 Re2ulatorv Silm. A sign having the primary purpose of conveying information concerning rules. ordinances or laws. Retainer. A framing member mounted around the perirneter of a sign face and attached to the sign cabinet structure. designed to attach the face to the cabinet and/or to provide decorative trim. Return. The sides of a channel letter. Reveal. An indented detail on a sign.. 9 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 Reverse Channel Letter. A fabricated dimensional letter with opaque face and side walls. Roof Sign. A sign erected, constructed, or placed upon or over a roof of a building, including a mansard roof and which is wholly or partly supported by such buildings. Secondary Sign. A sign identifYing a business located within the tenant space of the primary business. Me 1008 12118/97 Sidewalk/Sandwich Sil!n. A moveable sign not secured or attached to the ground or surface upon which it is located. but supported by its own frame and most often forming the cross-sectional shape of a letter "A". fugn. Any strucrure, hoasing, de'iice, figur-e, statuary, painting, visual display with words or symbols designed to convey information or attract attention. , message (3laeanl, or other contrivance, or any part ther-eof, ",'..biek is designed, eenstruetea, created, engineer-ea, iHtended, er ased to ad'iertise, or to pr-evide data or iHfermation in the Hamre ef advertising, fer any of tHe fullewing pU1"(3oses: to designate, ideHtif)', er indicate the naIl'le ef the Business ef the oViIler er occtlflaBt of the flremises tIflOR whick the ad'iertisiflg display is located; or, to adyertise the lmniness condHcted, services ayailaIJle or rendefea, er the goeds produced, sold, or a'iailalJle for sale, HpeR the pr-eflerty where the advertising display is er-eeted. Sil!n Band. A horizontal area above the entrances to a multi-tenant building, architectural Iv designed to accommodate signage in a signcentric manner. Sign Area The entire face of a sign, inelading the sarfaee and excluding any framing, projections, el' molding, BlIt Hot inelading the or support structure. IHdividaal cnar.flel type letters melliltea on a BHilding Channel letter signs shall be measured by the area enclosed by four straight lines outlining each word. Sil!n Face. The area of a sign on which copy is intended to be placed. Sign Program. A eoordinated program of I or more signs for an individual building or building complexes with multiple tenants. Sil!ncentric Design. Building architectural design whieh makes the signage the prominent visual feature. Sinl!le Face Sil!n. A sign with onlv one face plane. Street Furniture. Advertising displavs. which may provide a public amenity. positioned at close proximity to pedestrians for eye-level viewing or at a curbside to reach vehicular traffic. An example is a bench sign. Temporary Sign. A sign intended to be displayed for a limited period of time. Time and Temperature Display. A variable message sign which displays current time and temperature in a stationary or alternating manner. Some also display simple messages. 10 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 Trademark. A word or name which, with a distinctive type or letter style, is associated with a business or business entity in the conduct of business. MC 834 6/19/92 UL. An abbreviation for Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratorv . Under-Canopy Sil!:n. A sign designed to be mounted underneath a canopy. Variable'Messal!:e Sil!:n. A sign that includes provisions for message changes. Also called changeable COpy panel. ehangeable COpy sign, time and temperature sign, electronic message eenter or menu board. Vehicle Dealership. One or more vehicle sales establishments (with ancillary used cars and recreational vehicle sales). MC 11694/15/04 Vehicle Sign. A sign which is attached to or painted on a vehicle which is parked on or adjacent to any property, the principal purpose of which is to attract attention to a product sold or an activity or business located on such property. Visibility. The Quality of a letter, number, graphic or svmbol which enables the observer to distinguish it from its surrounds or background. Wall Sign. A sign painted on or fastened to a wall and which does not project more than 12 inches from the building or structure. Wavfindinl!:. Enabling a person to find his or her way to a given destination through the use of effective signage. Window Sign. Any sign that is applied or attached to a window or located in such a manner that it can be seen from the exterior of the structure. 19.22.040 SIGN PERMIT REQUIRED 1. GENERAL No sign, including a copy change, or temporary sign, unless exempted by this Chapter, shall be constructed, displayed or altered without a sign permit or sign program approved by the City. The Director shall review all signs unless otherwise stated. 2. SIGN PROGRAM A sign permit for a sign program may be submitted for all new commercial, office, and industrial centers consisting of 3 or more tenant spaces. The program may be filed with the project application to construct the center, and may be processed concurrently with the project application. The purpose of the program shall be to integrate signs with building and landscaping design to form a unified architectural statement. MC 1057 10/8/99 11 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 3. DESIGN REVIEW BY PLANNING COMMISSION Anv sign permit or sign program submitted for review bv the Director may be referred to the Planning Commission for Design Review. All propOsals tor on-site electronic message center signage shall be referred to the Planning Commission for Design Review as a Sign Program. Standard requirements for electronic signage programs shall include removal of non-conforming signs from the site and prohibition of tempOrarv signs. including banners and window signs. 19.22.050 EXEMPT SIGNS Table 022.00 identifies the signs that are exempt from the provisions of this Chapter. MC 1057 10/8/99 TABLE 022.00 EXEMPT SIGNS OMITTED INTENTIONALLY NO CHANGES PROPOSED 12 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 19.22.060 PROHIBITED SIGNS The following signs are inconsistent with the sign standards set forth in this Chapter, and are therefore prohibited: A. Abandoned signs as defined in Section 19.22.030. B. Animated, moving, flashing, blinking, reflecting, revolving, or any other similar sign, except electronic message boards C. Banners, flags, and pennants, except as permitted by Sections 19.22.070 and 19.22.090. MC 979 9/5/96 D. Bench signs. except as permitted bv Design Review or approved transit amenities. E. Billboards or Outdoor Advertising signs, except as permitted by Section 19.22.080 of this Chapter. MC 9291/19/95 F. Chalkboards or blackboards G. megal signs as defined in Section 19.22.030 H. Off-site or billboard signs, except as permitted by Section 19.22.080 I. Permanent sale or come-on signs J. Portable signs or A-frame signs K. Signs deemed to be a public nuisance as defined in Section 19.22.030 and MC Section 8.30.010. L. Roof signs, with the exception of mansards where no useable sign band is available. M. Signs on public property, except for traffic regulatory, informational signs, signs required by a governmental agency, and model home tour signs, and except as permitted by Section 19.22.080. MC 812 1215/91 N. Signs painted on fences or roofs O. Balloons and other inflated devices or signs designed to attract attention, except as allowed per Section 19.22.070. P. Signs that are affixed to vehicles, excluding permanent signs on commercial vehicles Q. Signs which simulate in color or design a traffic sign or signal, or which make use of words, symbols or characters in such a manner to interfere with, mislead, or confuse pedestrian or vehicular traffic. Me 1057 10/8/99 19.22.070 TEMPORARY SIGNS Special event signs and civic event signs may be approved by the Director for a limited period of time as a means of publicizing special events such as grand openings, carnivals, parades, charitable events, holiday sales, and special promotions. Such special event signs shall be limited to the following provisions: A. No temporary sign shall be erected without a temporary sign permit. B. Temporary signs shall be limited to 90 continuous days per event within a 180-day period from the start date of the event. C. Temporary signs may include: promotional sales signs, banners, balloons, inflated devices, search lights, beacons, pennants, and streamers. 13 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 D. All temporary signs shall be maintained in good condition; removed or replaced if torn, faded or dirty. E. Temporary banners shall be affixed to the walls of a building only. F. Auto dealerships may apply for a yearly temporary sign permit for ongoing special promotions. MC 1057 10/8/99 19.22.080 OFF-SITE SIGNS 1. REPLACEMENT OF OFF-SITE BILLBOARD SIGNS ON THE SAME SITE The owner of an off-site billboard sign may replace such sign on the same site with another off-site billboard sign, subject to the following conditions: A. A "Iike-for-like" replacement (i.e., same size, height, and number of faces) is permitted subject to a Development Permit. B. The existing billboard sign shall be removed prior to the installation of the replacement billboard sign. MC 1057 10/8/99 B,C. An existing, legallv permitted billboard located within 600 feet of a freewav mav replace the existing static displav facer s) with electronic variable message center sign( s), enabling changes to be made from remote locations. subiect to approval of a Conditional Use Permit and a Department of Transportation permit, and subiect to the following criteria and requirements: (1) No billboard shall be upgraded to an electronic variable message displav unless the sign is located at least 1.000 feet from the nearest existing or approved electronic rnessage center or electronic displav sign. (2) The size of the electronie variable message displav shall not exceed the existing height. width or sign face area of the existing billboard. (3) The design. placement. and brightness control shall complv with Department of Transportation (Caltrans) standards. and all advertising content shall complv with the Outdoor Advertising Act. 2. REPLACEMENT OF OFF-SITE BILLBOARD SIGNS ON NEW SITE The owner of an off-site billboard sign may replace such sign on a new site with another off-site billboard sign, subject to the following conditions: A. The replacement site shall be located in the CG-I, CG-2, CH, IL, ill and IE land use districts. B. A conditional use permit shall be required for each sign, except that two replacement off-site billboard signs (less than 100 square feet each) at two new locations may be combined on a single conditional use permit application. 14 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 C. The advertising display area of the replacement sign shall not exceed the display area of the existing sign or signs to be replaced, and in no event shall it be greater than 672 square feet per face with a maximum of two faces. Display area does not include decor or pole covers. D. Spacing shall be: Up to 100 square feet of sign face - 300 linear feet. Up to 300 square feet of sign face - 400 linear feet. Up to 672 square feet of sign face - 600 linear feet. E. New billboards shall not be located within 1,000 feet of the gore points of freeway to freeway interchanges or freeway interchanges and on- and off-ramps, or within the interchanges themselves. F. Under no circumstance shall more than one new sign be erected to replace one sign removed. O. The replaced sign(s) shall be removed prior to the installation of the replacement billboard sign. H. The Commission may require the removal of more than one off-site billboard or painted bulletin by the owner in exchange for the right to locate one new replacement sign at a new site. MC 1057 10/8/99 3. MODIFICATIONS TO EXISTING OFF-SITE BILLBOARDS An increase in size, height, or number of faces may be permitted subject to a Conditional Use Permit with the following conditions: A. The site shall be located in the CO-I, CO-2, CH, IL, ill, and IE land use districts. B. The total sign area shall not exceed 672 square feet per face with a maximum of two faces. C. Under no circumstance shall more than one new sign be erected to replace one sign removed. D. The new sign shall be removed prior to the installation of the billboard sign. E. The Commission may require the removal of more than one off-site billboard in exchange for an increase in the size, height, or number of faces. MC 1057 10/8/99 4. OFF-SITE RESIDENTIAL SUBDMSION DIRECTIONAL SIGNS The following shall regulate and establish a standardized program of off-site residential subdivision directional kiosk signs for the City. For the purposes of this subsection, a residential subdivision is defined as a housing project within a recorded tract where 5 or more structures or dwelling units are concurrently undergoing construction. 15 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 A. The panel and sign structure design shall be in accordance with Figure 16-1. B. No kiosk sign structure shall be located less than 300 feet from an existing or previously approved kiosk site, except in the case of signs on different comers of an intersection. C. The placement of each kiosk sign structure shall be reviewed and approved by the Director. D. All kiosk signs shall be placed on private property with written consent of the property owner or on City right-of-way pursuant to a City encroachment permit. i so' t- .j- :0 ~I ~ I;> .. -,6-, Off.....lUbdl.lIIot, dlNc:lI11llal_ E. A kiosk sign location plan shall be prepared, showing the site of each kiosk directional sign, and shall be approved by the Director prior to the issuance of a sign permit. F. There shall be no additions, tag signs, streamers, devices, display boards, or appurtenances, added to the kiosk signs as originally approved, no other non- permitted directional signs, such as posters or trailer signs, may be used. G. All non-conforrning subdivision kiosk directional signs associated with the subdivisions in questions must be removed prior to the placement of directional kiosk sign(s). H. Kiosk signs shall be removed when the subdivision is sold out. The entity administering the program will be responsible for removal of panels and structures no longer needed. 16 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 5. OFF-SITE SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY Private advertising signs may be placed on structures in the public right of way, such as bus shelters, if there is a licensing agreement approved by the Mayor and Common Council authorizing such off-site signs on public property. An application for a sign permit must be approved prior to the construction of off-site signs on public property and the applicant and the owner of the sign shall comply with the provisions of Section 19.22.100 regarding sign construction and maintenance standards. MC 812 12/5/91 6. FREEWAY SIGNS A. Off-site freeway signs are permitted for regionally significant businesses within 1000 feet of the freeways. MC 105710/8/99 B. There is an existing freeway sign to which the subject business may attach a new sign face or a new sign may be constructed to include the off-site business and future/existing business on the subject site. C. Freeway signs shall be installed in the following manner: (I) The sign area for the new freeway sign shall be equal to or less than the existing sign. (2) The existing sign structure shall be in conformance with current Development Code standards. D. Off-site freeway signs are permitted for regionally significant shopping areas subject to approval of a Sign Program. MC 1057 10/8/99 7. OFF-SITE ELECTRONIC MESSAGE CENTER SIGNS MC 1211 7/5/05 A. Off-site electronic message center signs are permitted in the following location, subject to a Conditional Use Permit: !...- Central City South . Southeast Industrial Park B. The size and advertising areas will be determined through the Conditional Use Permit process. C. The height shall be limited to 50' above the grade of the freeway unless a flag test determines that greater height is needed for visibility. D. The sign face may extend up to 5 feet from the edge of the property. E. Off-site electronic message center signs may be placed no closer than 1,000 feet from another electronic message center sign (on-site or off-site). 17 SIGN REGULATIONS -19.22 F. Off-site electronic message center signs must be fitted with automatic dimming devices, capable of lowering the intensity of light during evening hours, rainy, foggy, or cloudy days, or similar situations. G. Off-site electronic message center signs are subject to a license agreement with the City of San Bernardino. The license agreement will include, but is not limited to, signage content and "air time" for public service announcements, and may include a revenue-sharing provision. H. Off-site electronic message center signs must be located in the Freeway Corridor Overlay District, subject to the provisions in the Outdoor Advertising Act (Chapter 2 in the State of California Business and Professions Code). These provisions include, but are not limited to, placement, location, content, and maintenance. 1. Off-site electronic message center signs shall not be installed until written approval has been granted by the State Department of Transportation (Caltrans). 19.22.090 PERMANENT FLAGS Permanent flags may be installed subject to a comprehensive sign program pursuant to Section 19.22.040(2). Permanent flags shall be consistent with programs that relate to a cultural or civic event or goal of the City. Standards of safety and maintenance shall be assured. Such flag programs shall be subject to the following provisions: 1. Permitted useslbuildings include auditoriwns, convention halls, performance centers, libraries, museums, public agency facilities, approved urban design plans, and other useslbuildings deemed similar by the Director, pursuant to Section 19.02.070(3). 2. Flags shall be constructed of pliable materials such as canvas, vinyl-coated fabric, acrilan, or similar materials which will withstand exposure to wind and rain without significant deterioration. 3. No sign permits for single flags and banners are permitted. 4. No commercial advertising of products or services is permitted on permanent flags. 5. All permanent flags shall require building permits as necessary for construction or installation. 6. Decorative flags shall be placed so there is no projection above the eaveline of the building. 7. Decorative flags shall be non-illwninated. 8. Flag copy shall be limited to the name and date of publicized event. 9. The nwnber and location of pennanent flags shall architecturally enhance the building on which they are placed. MC 979 915/96 18 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 19.22.100 ABANDONED SIGNS 1. Any abandoned or illegal sign is hereby declared to be a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of San Bernardino. Any sign which is partially or wholly obscured by the growth of dry vegetation or weeds or by the presence of debris or litter also presents a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of San Bernardino. Any such sign as set forth herein is hereby deemed to be a public nuisance. 2. Any abandoned sign deemed to be a public nuisance shall be removed by the property owner within 30 days after notice via a Notice of Violation from the Code Compliance Department. Within the 10 days after the notice, the property owner may request an appeal hearing before the Hearing Officer on the abandonment and nuisance determination. The appeal shall be granted or the decision modified if facts or circumstances disprove the existence of a public nuisance. If no hearing is requested, or if the appeal has been denied and/or if there is no correction to the violation, the Code Compliance Department will abate the violation. Costs of such abatement may be assessed against the property, using the procedures established in Municipal Code Section 8.30.090. MC 1057 10/8/99 19.22.110 SIGN CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE 1. Every sign, and all parts, portions, and materials shall be manufactured, assembled, and erected in compliance with all applicable State, Federal, and City regulations and the Uniform Building Code. 2. Every sign including those specifically exempt from this Development Code in respect to permits and permit fees, and all parts, portions, and materials shall be maintained and kept in good repair. 3. A maintained sign is a sign that meets all of the following criteria: A. All sign faces, supports, braces, guys and anchors are kept in repair and in a proper state of preservation. B. There is no evidence of deterioration, including peeling, rust, corrosion, dirt, fading, discoloration or holes. C. The sign does not have broken or missing sign faces or letters. D. There is no chipped or peeling paint. E. There are no missing or inoperative lights. 4. An unmaintained sign shall be repaired or replaced within 30 calendar days following notification via a Notice of Violation from the Code Compliance Department. Noncompliance with such a request shall constitute a nuisance and penalties may be assessed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 19.46. MC 1057 10/8/99 19 SIGN REGULATIONS - 19.22 19.22.120 NONCONFORMING SIGNS I. A legal non-conforming sign may be reused subject to the following: A. The sign is not abandoned or illegal as defined in Section 19.22.030. B. The sign is not a public nuisance as defined in Section 19.22.030 and MC Section 8.30.010. C. The sign is maintained in accordance with Section 19.22.110. D. The sign is cut-off at the base and stored onsite, provided the stored sign is not visible from the public right-of-way or from adjacent properties. Storage of the sign must be in compliance with all applicable provisions of the Development Code. E. The property owner has 24 consecutive months from the date of removal to reinstall the sign for a tenant. A legally established tenant must occupy the site in order for the sign to be reinstalled. F. If the use of the sign is discontinued for a period of 24 or more consecutive calendar months, it shall lose its legal non-conforming status, and any replacement signage shall be required to conform with the provisions of this Development Code. 2. All non-conforming signs shall be demolished when the building that they advertise is demolished. MC 948 7/10/95 3. Legal non-conforming wall signs shall not prevent the installation of conforming freestanding signs, nor shall legal non-conforming freestanding signs prevent the installation of conforming wall signs. MC 1057 10/8/99 19.22.130 REMOVAL OF ILLEGAL SIGNS Any illegal sign shall be removed by the property owner within 10 days after notice via a Notice of Violation from the Code Compliance Department. Within the 10 days after the notice, the property owner may request a hearing before the Hearing Officer on the illegal sign determination. The appeal shall be granted or the decision modified if facts or circumstances disprove the existence of an illegal sign. If no hearing is requested, if the appeal has been denied and/or there is no correction to the violation, the Code Compliance Department will abate the violation. Costs of such abatement may be assessed against the property, using the procedures established in Municipal Code Section 8.30.090. 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