§ 350-31
Residential signs
All signs in residential and agricultural zones shall conform to the following regulations:
- A. Signs in residential and agricultural zones may be wall-mounted or freestanding. The top of the sign shall not exceed six feet above ground level.
- B. There shall be no more than one residential sign, other than a sign identifying the name and address of the occupant, as specified in § 350-26A, for each residential lot. Such signs shall not exceed four square feet in area.
- C. Illuminated and/or electrical signs shall not be permitted in residential and agricultural districts, except as specified in this article.
- D. Permanent signs at major entrances to residential development designed to identify such developments shall be permitted, provided such signs are of a construction approved by the Building Inspector. Such signs shall bear no commercial advertising and shall not exceed 15 square feet in area. Such signs may be illuminated, but shall be nonelectric.
- E. No sign shall be placed within a distance of three feet from any street line and 10 feet from any property line.