Service Station Signs Sample Clauses

Service Station Signs. Each establishment shall be entitled to a maximum of 100 square feet of business identification, sales and service signs. No such signs shall be freestanding or pole mounted except as provided below. One freestanding or monument business identification sign is allowed. Such sign shall not exceed 60 square feet, 30 square feet per face, 15 feet in height or extend beyond the property line. Such sign shall be included in the 100 square foot limitation; and any freestanding business identification sign shall incorporate a decorative base of brick, stucco, wood, or similar material that matches the primary building material. A double-faced price sign may be incorporated into or attached to the decorative base. A double-faced price sign may also be attached to the pole of a conforming freestanding business identification sign. Such price signs shall not exceed 15 square feet in area per face. Additional Signs. One freestanding or monument, doublefaced price sign per street frontage may be permitted. No sign shall exceed 15 square feet per face. Other miscellaneous State authorized signs may not exceed the minimum size and number provided for by the State. Such miscellaneous sins may be wall or pole mounted. ,
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