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WaII,Signs: 1. Must be mounted on a building fascia panel designed specifically for that purpose or mounted flat against the buildin wall. 2. Only one wall sign per tenant or building occupant is allowed, and only the name of the tenant and/or identi in s mbol ma be dis la ed. 3. Wall signs may not extend higher than the fascia panel or fagade of any structure. Information Signs: 1. Information signs must be places perpendicular to approaching traffic so that they are visible and legible. 2. Signs must be positioned so that there is a clear line-of-sight well before the point at which a driver must take action to than a direction. 3. Information signs must be positioned to avid confusing backgrounds, particularly when they are intended to direct vehicular traffic on or to-and-from the site, ~4. Information signs may be placed na closer than six feet to the edge of a road or drive, and, in no case, ma the be Ipcated within a street ri ht-of-wa unless the are erected b a ovemmental a enc . 5. Information signs may not contain advertising material or exceed six square feet in area. Appearance and Illumination: 1. Sign colors must not be overpowering but must accent the building which the sign identifies or on which it is mounted. 2. Signs painted on exterior walls are not allowed unless approved by the Board of Commissioners. 3. The light from an illuminated sign must not be permitted to shine into any road right-of-way or across ro ert lines. 4. Outdoor advertising signs, billboards, and portable signs are prohibited, as are inflatable signs. 5. Except for time and temperature signs, signs with flashing or moving messages are prohibited. Temporary Signs: 1. Temporary signs may be used for construction and real estate information, and future tenant identification. 2. The number and size of temporary signs allowed is governed by the Zoning Ordinance. 1. The form and color of the awnings must be consistent. 2. A minimum eight-foot vertical clearance must be maintained. 3. Signs on awnings must be painted on and limited to the awning's flap (valance) or end panels. 4. Plexiglas, metal, and glossy vinyl illuminated awnings are strongly discouraged. Canvas, treated canvas, matte finish vin I, and fabric awnin s are encoura ed. Lighting: All lighting must be shielded to confine light spread within the site boundaries and provide uniform illumination in tom liance with the followin minimum levels: - Building entrances 4.00 footcandles Sidewalks 1.00-3.00 footcandles Pedestrian paths 1.00 footcandles - Parking lots 0..50 footcandles 1. Pedestrian walkways and plazas must be lighted and fixtures mounted at a lower height for security. 2. Accent lighting must also be provided to illuminate such key locations as building and driveway entries, and activit areas. 3. All light fixtures are to be concealed source fixtures except for pedestrian orientation accent lights. 4. Security lighting fixtures or floodlights must not project over the fascia or roof line of the buildings(s). 5. Parking area and driveway fixtures should be mounted at or below a maximum height of 25 feet above the surtace of the arking area or drivewa . 8. The design of light fixtures and structural supports must be compatible with the architecture of the rinci al buildin sand identification si ns. 7. Where building faces are illuminated, lighting fixtures must be integrated within the architectural design of the buildin s. 8. Ground-mounted lighting fixtures must be weather-proof and vandal resistant.