2006-536-Ordinance No. 2006-006 Recorded 5/31/2006REVIEWED
LEGAL COUNSEL
REVIEWED
CODE REVIEW COMMITTEE
DESCHUTES COUNTY OFFICIAL
NANCY BLANKENSHIP, COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS' JOURNAL
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05/31/2006 03:34:25 PM
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON
An Ordinance Amending Title 15, of the Deschutes
County Code, making technical changes.
ORDINANCE NO. 2006-006
WHEREAS, the Deschutes County Planning Division has proposed a Text Amendment to Title 15, the
Deschutes County Sign Ordinance, to make minor changes that will correct errors, omissions, inconsistencies,
and clarify awkward text; and
WHEREAS, the Deschutes County Planning Commission held a duly noticed pubic hearing on
February 09, 2006, and recommended to the Board the proposed changes to Title 15 as described in Exhibit
"A," and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners held duly noticed public hearing on May 10, 2006;
now, therefore,
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, ORDAINS
as follows:
Section 1. AMENDMENT. DCC 15.08, Signs, is amended to read as described in Exhibit "A,"
attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein, with new language underlined and language to be
deleted in str-ikethfeugh.
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Section 2. FINDINGS. The board adopts the staff report adopted as Exhibit "B" to Ordinance 2006-
006, and incorporated herein by this reference, as it findings to support this Ordinance.
DATED this
.z day of , 2006.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF DESC1 U S COUNTY, OREGON
DE IS R. LUKE, CfiAIR
BEV CLARNO, VICE CHAIR
MICHAEL M. DALY, COMMISSIONER
Date of I" Reading:
Date of 2"d Reading:
Recon
Commissioner
Dennis R. Luke
Bev Clarno
Michael M. Daly
Z day of , 2006.
day of , 2006.
1 of Adoption Vote
Yes No Abstained Excused
Effective date: Aday of , 2006.
ATTEST:
Recording Secretary
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EXHIBIT "A"
Chapter 15.08. SIGNS
15.08.010. Short title.
15.08.015. Bend urban area sign code.
15.08.020. Purpose.
15.08.030. General definitions.
15.08.040. Specific definitions.
15.08.050. Interpretation.
15.08.050. Sign permit.
15.08.070. Administration.
15.08.080. Exceptions.
15.08.090. Repealed.
15.08.100. Exempt signs.
15.08.110. Temporary signs.
15.08.120. Prohibited signs.
15.08.130. Wall signs.
15.08.140. Freestanding signs.
15.08.150. Ground-mounted signs.
15.08.160. Monument signs.
15.08.170. Outdoor advertising signs.
15.08.180. Awnings and canopy signs.
15.08.190. Marquee signs.
15.08.200. Resource zones.
15.08.210. Residential zones.
15.08.220. Resort facilities and destination
resorts.
15.08.230.
Restricted commercial zones.
15.08.240.
General commercial zones.
15.08.250.
Businesses not classified in a
shopping center or business
complex.
15.08.260.
Shopping center complexes.
15.08.270.
Business complexes.
15.08.280.
Unincorporated community
15.08.290.
15.08.300.
15.08.310.
15.08.320.
15.08.330.
15.08.340.
15.08.350.
15.08.360.
15.08.370.
15.08.380.
15.08.390.
15.08.400.
15.08.410.
15.08.420.
zones.
Industrial zones.
Airport development zone.
Existing signs-Conformance
required.
Special requirements.
Compliance.
Repealed.
Abandoned signs.
Removal of unsafe signs.
Sign measurement.
Permitted materials.
Illumination standards.
Maintenance.
Design.
Wind loads.
15.08.430.
Seismic loads.
15.08.440.
Combined loads.
15.08.450.
Allowable stresses.
15.08.460.
Anchorage and supports.
15.08.470.
Electric sign construction.
15.08.480.
Clearance from high voltage
power lines.
15.08.490.
Clearance from fire escapes, exits
or standpipes.
15.08.500.
Variance.
15.08.510.
Repealed.
15.08.520.
Conditions.
15.08.530.
Inspection.
15.08.540.
Enforcement.
15.08.550.
Violation declared a nuisance.
15.08.560.
Violation.
15.08.010. Short title.
DCC 15.08 shall be known as the "County Sign
Ordinance No. 81-009," and may be cited and
pleaded.
(Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.010, 1981)
15.08.015. Bend urban area sign code.
Notwithstanding any other provision of DCC
15.08, this chapter shall not apply to those lands
lying outside the City limits of Bend and within
the Bend Urban Growth Boundary, as that term is
defined in that certain intergovernmental
agreement entered into between the City of Bend
and the County dated February 18, 1998. The
City of Bend Sign Code Ordinance, No. NS-
1495, as adopted by the Board as DCC 15.08A,
and as may be amended from time to time, shall
apply in that geographic area instead.
(Ord. 98-052 § 1, 1998)
15.08.020. Purpose.
The purpose of DCC 15.08 is to provide
reasonable and necessary regulations for the
erection and maintenance of signs in order to:
A. Protect the health, safety, property and
welfare of the public;
B. Promote a neat, clean, orderly and attractive
appearance within the County;
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C. Improve the effectiveness of signs in
identifying and advertising businesses and
facilities;
D. Eliminate signs that demand, rather than
invite public attention;
E. Provide for reasonable, orderly and effective
display of outdoor advertising compatible
with their surroundings;
F. Preserve, protect and enhance the economic,
scenic, historic and aesthetic values and
objectives of the County and its citizens;
G. Provide effective signing to meet the
anticipated differing needs of various areas in
the County.
(Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.020, 1981)
15.08.030. General definitions.
For the purposes of DCC 15.08, words used in
the present tense include the future, the singular
includes the plural, the word "shall" is mandatory
and the word "building" includes structure other
than sign structure.
(Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.040, 1981)
"Board" means the Board of County
Commissioners of the County.
"Business" means all of the activities carried on
by the same legal entity on the same premises and
shall include, but not be limited to, service,
commercial and industrial uses and fraternal,
benevolent, educational and social organizations.
"Business complex" means one property
ownership with the property owner and one or
more business tenants as occupants or two or
more business tenants as occupants of the
property. In a business complex, business tenants
include executive or administrative services
including medical clinics and accessory
pharmacies, professional offices and personal
service establishments which perform personal
services on the premises and similar uses.
"Canopy" means a permanent roofed structure
which may be freestanding or partially attached to
a building for the purpose of providing shelter to
patrons in automobiles, and patrons on foot, but
shall not mean completed enclosed structure.
15.08.040. Specific definitions.
For the purposes of DCC 15.08, unless otherwise
apparent from the context, certain words and
phrases used in DCC 15.08 are defined as set
forth in DCC 15.08.040.
"Animation" means any form of movement by
electric, mechanical or kinetic means including,
but not limited to, rotation, revolving or wind
activation of all or a portion of a sign, or
incorporating flashing or intermittent light for
sign illumination.
"Arterial" means a restricted access street of
substantial continuity which is primarily a traffic
artery for intercommunication and so designated
on the County Roadway Network Plan.
"Awning" means a structure made of cloth, metal
or similar material with rigid frames attached to a
building, projecting over a thoroughfare or
entrance when the same is so erected as to permit
its being raised to a position flat against the
building when not in use.
"Clear vision area" means a triangular area two
sides of which are measured from the corner
intersection of the street right of way for a
distance of 30 feet, or where lot lines have
rounded corners, the lot lines extended in a
straight line to a point of intersection and so
measured, the third side of which is a line across
the corner of the lot adjoining the nonintersection
ends of the other two sides.
"County" means the County of Deschutes, State
of Oregon.
"Cutout" means a display in the form of letters,
figures, characters or other representations in
cutout or irregular form attached to or
superimposed upon an advertising sign.
"Display surface" means the area made available
by the sign structure for the purpose of displaying
a message thereon.
"Erect" means to construct, paint, place, affix or
otherwise bring into being.
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"Frontage, building" means that facade of a
building which faces and is parallel to, or most
nearly parallel to the public street which provides
the primary direct vehicular access to the
building.
"Frontage, street" means a lot line fronting on a
public street. Unless the premises has only one
such frontage, the width along such lot line must
be at least 50 feet to qualify as a frontage. An
access easement shall not qualify as a frontage.
"Incombustible material" means a material that
will not ignite at or below a temperature of 1,200
degrees Fahrenheit during an exposure of five
minutes and which will not continue to burn or
glow at that temperature. The test for an
incombustible material shall be conducted as
specified in the Uniform Building Code.
"Sign" means any identification, display,
description or illustration which is affixed to or
otherwise represented directly or indirectly upon
a building or outdoor surface or piece of land and
which is used or intended to direct attention to an
object, product, place, activity, person, institution
or business and includes, where applicable, the
sign structures, display surface and all other
components of the sign.
A. "Building directory sign" means a sign giving
the name, address number or location of the
occupants of a building or buildings.
B. "Directional sign" means an on-premise sign
designed to be read by a person already on
the premises and used only to identify and
locate an office, entrance, exit, motor vehicle
route, telephone or similar place, service or
route.
"Maintain" means to allow to exist or continue
"Marquee" means a permanent roofed structure
attached to or supported by a building, but does
not mean a canopy as defined in DCC 15.08.040.
"Nonstructural trim" means a molding, batten,
cap, nailing strip or stringer, lattice, cutout, letter
or walkway attached to a sign structure.
"Person" means an individual, corporation,
partnership, association, joint venture or other
legal entity.
"Planning Director" and "Building Official" mean
the Planning Director and Building Official,
respectively, of the County.
"Roof line" means the line which marks the
highest point of the vertical front of a building in
the case of a false front, or the line where the roof
is joined to the vertical front wall of the building
in other cases.
"Shopping center" means a premises planned and
developed as a unit with an undivided,
nonsegregated parking area and is advertised as a
center or mall and has multiple occupancy by
business or service firms.
C. "Freestanding sign" means a sign supported
by one or more uprights or braces and not
attached or only incidentally attached to any
building or structure but does not include
ground-mounted signs.
D. "Ground-mounted sign" means a sign which
is not attached to any structure or building,
and has a support which places the bottom
thereof less than four feet from the ground.
E. "Internally illuminated sign" means a sign
which is wholly or partially illuminated by an
internal light source from which source light
passes through the display surface to the
exterior of the sign.
F. "Motor vehicle directional sign" means a sign
identifying motor vehicle entrances or exits
to or from the premises on which the sign is
located.
G. "Nonconforming sign" means a sign erected
prior to the adoption of the ordinance
codified in DCC 15.08 which does not
conform to the provisions contained in DCC
15.08.
H. "Outdoor advertising sign" means a sign
which advertises goods, products or services
which are not sold, manufactured or
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distributed on or from the premises or
facilities on which the sign is located.
1. "Projecting sign" means a sign which extends
perpendicular or nearly perpendicular from
the building face to which it is attached.
J. "Roof sign" means a sign located on or above
the roof of any building, not including a false
mansard roof or other fascia.
K. "Temporary sign" means a banner, pennant,
poster or advertising display constructed of
cloth, canvas, plastic sheet, cardboard,
wallboard, sheet metal, plywood or similar
materials and intended to be displayed for a
limited period of time.
L. "Wall sign" means a sign painted or
otherwise affixed to the face of a building,
marquee or roof overhang in a plane parallel
to such face and extending not more than 18
inches therefrom.
M. "Monument sign" means a sign which has its
base affixed to or set on the ground with no
other visible means of support.
15.08.060. Sign permit.
Except as provided in DCC 15.08.070, no sign
shall be erected, structurally altered or relocated
until a sign permit has been issued.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.070, 1981)
15.08.070. Administration.
A.
"Uniform Building Code" means the Uniform
Building Code published by the International
Conference of Building Officials, as adopted by
the County and which is referred to as "Uniform B
Building Code" in DCC 15.08.
"Uniform Sign Code" means the Uniform Sign
Code published by the International Conference
of Building Officials.
"Zone" means a zoning district established
pursuant to the zoning ordinance.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, 1.030 and 1.050,
1981)
15.08.050. Interpretation.
Where conditions imposed by the provisions of
DCC 15.08 are less restrictive than comparable
conditions imposed by any other provisions
which are more restrictive, the more restrictive
shall govern.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.470, 1981)
Applications for a sign permit shall be made
in writing upon forms furnished by the
Planning Director. Such application shall
include a scale drawing of the sign including
dimensions, height and materials and
showing its relationship to the ground or to
any building or structure to which the sign is
proposed to be installed or affixed. When
appropriate, a plot plan drawn to scale shall
be submitted which indicates the location of
proposed signing relative to street and
property lines. Prior to the issuance of a sign
permit, the Building Official may review the
construction aspects of the proposed sign.
The Planning Director or Building Official
may require other pertinent information
where in their opinion, such information is
necessary to determine compliance with the
provisions of DCC 15.08.
The Planning Director shall issue a permit for
a sign covered by application duly made
unless the sign is in violation of the
provisions of DCC 15.08. Sign permits
mistakenly issued in violation of DCC 15.08
are void.
C. A sign permit may be revoked if the Planning
Director finds that there was a material and
misleading false statement of fact in the
application for the permit.
D. A sign permit shall be null and void if work
for which the permit was issued has not been
completed within a period of one year of the
date of issuance of the permit.
E. Where an electrical permit for a sign
installation is required, it shall be obtained
from the community development
department, prior to making the final
electrical connection from the sign to the
electrical power source.
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(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 95-062 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.0801, 1981)
15.08.080. Exceptions.
The following signs or procedures shall not
require a sign permit but are subject to all other
applicable requirements of DCC 15.08:
A. Exempt signs listed in DCC 15.08.100.
B. Temporary signs listed in DCC 15.08.110.
nonilluminated and announcing only the
name and occupation of the building tenant.
F. Interior signs designed primarily to be viewed
from a sidewalk or street when maintained
inside a building, including but not limited to,
signs attached to or painted on the inside of a
window; provided, however, the permitted
area for such signs shall be subject to the area
requirements for wall signs and that such
signs conform to the illumination
requirements of DCC 15.08.
C. The changing of advertising or message on an
approved painted or printed sign or sign
specifically designed for the use of
replaceable copy, except for changing the
name of the business or use advertised.
D. The painting, repainting, cleaning and normal
maintenance and repair of an existing sign
unless a substantial structural change is
made.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.090, 1981)
15.08.090. (Repealed by Ord. 97-067, 1997.)
15.08.100. Exempt signs.
The following types of signs are exempted from
the provisions of DCC 15.08 except as
specifically noted:
A. Public signs of a noncommercial nature
erected by a public authority including, but
not limited to, safety signs, trespassing signs,
memorial plaques and historical markers.
B. House or building numbers limited to eight
inches in height for dwellings of three or less
families and one foot in height for other
buildings.
C. Christmas or seasonal decorations as
customarily used.
D. Nonilluminated directional and motor vehicle
directional signs painted on paving or
otherwise limited to a maximum dimension
of four feet and a sign area of eight feet.
E. Small signs not exceeding three square feet in
area, attached flat against a building,
G. Garage sale signs posted on the premises of
which the sale is to be held, limited in size to
eight square feet in area, and removed at the
end of the sale.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.110, 1981)
15.08.110. Temporary signs.
The following signs shall be allowed as
temporary signs and shall be subject to the
provisions of DCC 15.08, except as specifically
noted:
A. Construction signs which identify the
architects, engineers, contractors and other
individuals or firms involved with
construction or renovation of a building.
Such sign shall be located on the site of
construction, shall not exceed 32 square feet
in area and shall be removed within 14 days
of the beginning of the intended use of the
project;
B. Real estate firm or owner-erected signs
advertising the sale, rental or lease of the
premises or part of the premises on which the
signs are displayed, up to a total area of 32
square feet. Such signs shall be at least 10
feet from a property line and shall be
removed within 14 days of the sale, rental or
lease;
C. Open house directional signs for the purpose
of directing the public to open house events
providing for sale, rental or lease of the
premises other than upon which the sign is
located, provided such signs shall be erected
only during daylight hours and shall be
removed the same day they are erected. The
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signs shall not be located in such a manner as
to cause a public safety hazard or nuisance,
and shall not exceed an area of eight square
feet;
D. Political campaign signs, if located on private
property with the consent of the legal
possessor of the premises and not located on
utility poles, trees or rocks. Political signs
shall not exceed a sign area of 32 square feet
and may be displayed for 30 days before and
five days after the election for which they are
used. The provisions of DCC 15.08.110 are
not intended to apply to outdoor advertising
signs;
E. Signs identifying or advertising a nonprofit
civic, charitable or benevolent event. Such
signs shall be removed within five days after
the event;
F. Street banners advertising a public event.
Street banners may be displayed during and
for 14 days before and five days after an
event;
G. Farm products signs in agricultural zones
which refer to agricultural products grown on
the farm where the sign is located. Signs
shall be confined to the farm or residential
premises, shall not exceed 16 square feet and
shall be removed within five days of the
termination of sale activities;
H. Land development project signs pertaining to
the sale, lease, rent or development of a
subdivision, office complex, shopping center,
industrial park or similar use are allowed for
a period of one year upon issuance of a
permit by the Planning Director. The size of
signs shall be controlled by the following
schedule:
Maximum
Total Number
Area Per Sign
Project Size
of Signs
S uare Feet
4 acres or less
1
32
Over 4 acres
1
96
15.08.120. Prohibited signs.
No sign shall be constructed, erected or
maintained which:
A. Uses pennants, streamers, valances,
propellers or similar wind-activated or
attention-attracting devices;
B. Advertises an activity, business, product or
service which is no longer provided, sold,
manufactured or distributed on or from the
premises or facilities on which the sign is
located;
C. Contains or includes or is illuminated by any
flashing, intermittent, revolving, rotating or
moving lights, or moves, or has any animated
moving parts; however, this does not apply to
traffic-control signs or signs providing public
service information such as time, date,
temperature, weather or similar information;
D. Extends or is erected (such as a roof sign)
above the roof line of the building to which it
is attached;
E. Creates confusion with, or interferes with the
effectiveness of traffic signs or signals;
F. Is placed on, affixed to or painted on a motor
vehicle, vehicle or trailer and placed on
public or private property for the primary
purpose of providing a sign not otherwise
permitted by DCC 15.08;
G. Is not supported by a sign structure in the
ground, nor attached to or erected against a
building or structure, and is capable of being
moved about the premises;
H. Is placed on, painted on or affixed to any
utility pole, tree or rock;
1. Benches with advertising thereon;
J. Is a projecting sign as defined in DCC 15.08;
K. Is not otherwise in conformance with the
provisions of DCC 15.08.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord.
81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.130, 1981)
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.120, 1981)
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15.08.130. Wall signs.
Unless otherwise specified in DCC 15.08, the
following criteria shall be applicable for attached
wall signs:
A. Wall signs shall not project more than 18
inches from the wall to which they are
attached. A wall sign located on an alley
frontage may not project from the face of the
building below a clearance of 12 feet.
B. Wall signs shall not project above the eave
line, roof line or top of a parapet wall.
C. Wall signs attached to the end of the face of a
marquee shall not exceed a height of 30
inches. The lower edge of such sign shall not
extend below the marquee.
D. A wall sign shall not project beyond the ends
of the wall to which it is attached.
rear yard. A freestanding sign may extend to
the street right of way within a front yard
subject to a minimum clearance of eight feet.
In the case of a double-frontage lot, a
freestanding sign shall be located only on that
frontage which provides direct vehicular
access to the site.
C. No freestanding sign shall project or extend
into any clear vision area. One or two sign
poles supporting a freestanding sign may be
located within a clear vision area if they are
necessary for the support of the sign,
provided they do not exceed a combined total
width of 12 inches and provided no other
portion of the sign is located within the clear
vision area beneath eight feet in height.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.210, 1981)
E. Except as provided elsewhere in DCC 15.08,
wall signs shall not be located on a building
€aseia facade which faces a street frontage
that does not provide direct vehicular access
to the building the sign identifies.
F. Wall signs shall be located on that building
€aseia-facade which is used for determining
sign area.
(Ord. 2006-006 § 1, 2006; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.200, 1981)
15.08.140. Freestanding signs.
Unless otherwise specified in DCC 15.08, the
following criteria shall be applicable to all free
standing signs:
A. Freestanding signs may be 16 feet in height
plus one additional foot for each 20 feet of
street frontage over 100 feet which abut the
project, not to exceed a maximum height of
24 feet. Such signs may contain one square
foot of sign area for each one lineal foot of
street frontage which abuts the project for the
first 100 feet, plus one-half square foot of
sign area for each two lineal feet of street
frontage which abut the project over 100 feet,
not to exceed a maximum area of 150 square
feet.
B. Freestanding signs shall not be located in a
side yard common to another lot or within a
15.08.150. Ground-mounted signs.
The following criteria shall be applicable for a
ground-mounted sign:
A. A ground-mounted sign shall not be located
within 10 feet of any other sign or side lot
line, within five feet of any street right of
way or within any clear vision area.
B. No more than one ground-mounted sign shall
be permitted for each individual structure.
Unless otherwise specified in DCC 15.08,
ground-mounted signs shall have maximum
overall dimensions and area not exceeding
any of the following:
1. A maximum height of 10 feet;
2. Fifty square feet of area;
3. A maximum width of 16 feet.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Ex A,
1981)
15.08.160. Monument signs.
The following criteria shall be applicable to all
monument signs:
A. A monument sign shall not be located within
10 feet of any street right of way, any other
sign or side lot line, or within any clear vision
area.
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B. A monument sign shall have maximum
overall dimensions and area not exceeding
any of the following:
1. A maximum height of 12 feet;
2. A maximum width of 30 feet at the base;
3. A maximum area of 150 square feet.
When two monument signs are located at
the same entry the total area of both signs
added together shall not exceed 150
square feet.
(Ord. 98-061 § 1, 1998; Ord. 97-067 § 2, 1997)
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 96-003 § 13, 1996;
Ord. 95-065 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.230, 1981)
15.08.180. Awnings and canopy signs.
The following shall be applicable for signs on
awnings and canopies:
A. No advertising shall be placed on any awning
or canopy, except the name of the owner,
business or industry conducted within the
premises.
15.08.170. Outdoor advertising signs.
The following criteria shall be applicable for all
outdoor advertising signs:
A. Outdoor advertising signs shall only be
permitted in the following locations:
1. On property zoned commercial or
industrial which adjoins a roadway
designated as a principal arterial within
the urban growth boundaries of Bend and
Redmond;
2. On property zoned commercial which
adjoins a roadway designated as a
principal arterial within the La Pine
Urban Unincorporated Community.
B. All such signs shall be spaced a minimum of
500 feet apart. Outdoor advertising signs in
existence on the date of adoption of the
ordinance codified in DCC 15.08 shall not be
considered as nonconforming signs and are
not subject to the provisions of DCC
15.08.310.
C. No outdoor advertising sign shall exceed a
maximum height of 30 feet.
D. The face size of any outdoor advertising sign
shall not exceed 12 feet in vertical height or
24 feet in horizontal length.
E. All outdoor advertising signs shall be
installed outside of the highway right of way.
F. All structural supports for outdoor
advertising signs shall be constructed of steel.
G. Evidence must be provided showing the
obtaining of a state permit in compliance
with the Oregon Motorist's Information Act
of 1971, where applicable.
B. The area of a sign on an awning or canopy
shall be deducted from the wall sign
permitted within the respective zone in which
the building is located.
C. Posts or columns beyond the building line
will not be permitted for awnings.
D. Lettering shall be painted or otherwise
permanently placed in a space not exceeding
16 inches in height on the front and sides of
the awning.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.240, 1981)
15.08.190. Marquee signs.
The following criteria shall be applicable for
signs under marquees:
A. Signs may be located under a marquee if a
vertical clearance of seven feet is maintained
between the bottom of the sign and the grade
below.
B. Vertical height of signs shall not exceed 18
inches and shall not exceed a sign area of
eight square feet.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.250, 1981)
15.08.200. Resource zones.
DCC 15.08.200 applies to all signs in the
following zones: exclusive farm use (EFU),
forest use (F), open space and conservation
(OS&C), research and development (R&D),
floodplain (FP) and surface mining (SM) in DCC
Title 18; surface mining (SM) in DCC Title 19;
and park reserve-open space (OSPR) in DCC
Title 20. No signs shall be permitted in these
zones except as provided in DCC 15.08.200.
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A. Sign Area. One sign shall be permitted, not
to exceed 32 square feet in area and 10 feet in
height, for a use not in a platted subdivision
or in a platted subdivision in which the
average lot size is greater than three acres.
For a use within a platted subdivision in
which the average lot size is less than three
acres, one sign shall be permitted not to
exceed three square feet in area and four feet
in height.
B. Context. Signs in these zones shall be
identity signs only, containing information
directly pertaining to the permitted use.
C. Location. Signs shall be erected no closer
than five feet from a street right of way, shall
be a minimum of 25 feet from an adjacent lot
and shall be placed on the property upon
which the use is located.
D. Illumination. No sign permitted in DCC E
15.08.200 shall be illuminated, except that
any illuminated sign existing on the effective
date of the ordinance codified in DCC 15.08
may continue to be illuminated.
E. Exempt and Temporary Signs. Exempt and
temporary signs shall be as provided in DCC
15.08. 100 and 15.08.110. F
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.140, 1981)
15.08.210. Residential zones.
DCC 15.08.0210 applies to all signs in
unincorporated communities as specified in DCC
15.08.280 and to all signs in the following zones:
rural residential (RR) and multiple use
agriculture (MUA) in DCC Title 18; suburban
low density residential (SR), suburban high
density residential (RL), urban standard
residential (RS), urban medium density
residential (RM), urban high density residential
(RH) and urban area reserve (UAR) in DCC Title
19; and limited residential (R-1), limited
residential-planned (R-2 and R-3), general
residential (R-4) and urban high density
residential (R-5) in DCC Title 20. No signs shall
be permitted in these zones except as provided in
DCC 15.08.210.
A. Individual Dwelling Units and Home
Occupations. One nameplate or home
occupation sign for each dwelling unit. Such
signs shall not exceed three square feet in
area and shall be a flat wall sign.
B. Multiple-family Dwellings. For
multiple-family dwellings, one sign not to
exceed 32 square feet in area shall be
permitted per project. Such signs shall be a
wall or ground-mounted type.
C. Subdivisions and Mobile Home Parks. For
subdivisions and mobile home parks, one
ground-mounted sign not to exceed 50 square
feet in area shall be permitted.
D. Buildings and Uses Other Than Dwellings.
For a building other than a dwelling one wall
or ground-mounted sign with a maximum
sign area of 20 feet shall be permitted.
Medical and Dental Clinic. A medical or
dental clinic in a residential zone may have
one sign not to exceed 75 square feet in area
and may have a building directory sign,
provided the area of such sign does not
exceed one square foot per occupant of the
building.
Illumination. No sign in a residential zone
shall be illuminated, except that any
illuminated sign existing on the date of the
ordinance codified in DCC 15.08 may
continue to be illuminated.
G. Location. Signs shall be no closer than five
feet from a street right of way and shall be
placed on the property upon which the use is
located.
H. Exempt and Temporary Signs. Exempt and
temporary signs shall be as provided in DCC
15.08. 100 and 15.08.110.
(Ord. 2006-006 § 1, 2006; Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997;
Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.150, 1981)
15.08.220. Resort facilities and destination
resorts.
DCC 15.08.220 applies to all signs for resort
facilities, including resort, community and
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recreation buildings and uses, and destination
resorts.
the total square footage of the front building
fascia, whichever is greater.
A. Entry sign. One monument, ground-mounted
or freestanding sign at each primary entrance
from a public road shall be allowed. A
second monument sign shall be allowed as
long as the total area of both signs together is
no more than 150 square feet.
B. Directional signs. Directional signs, as
defined in DCC 15.08.040 shall be a
monument or ground-mounted type with a
maximum sign area of 20 square feet.
C. Motor vehicle directional signs. Motor
vehicle directional signs shall be allowed for
resorts with more than one primary entrance
from a public road to direct visitors to resort
facilities. The following criteria shall be
applicable:
1. A maximum of two signs for each
primary entrance shall be allowed.
2. A motor vehicle directional sign shall be
a monument or ground-mounted type
located on-premise, at least five feet from
any street right of way and outside any
clear vision area.
3. Each sign shall not exceed 32 square feet
in area or eight feet in height.
D. On-premise signs. On-premise signs not
visible from a public right of way or adjacent
properties shall not require a sign permit but
are subject to all other applicable
requirements of DCC 15.08.
E. Illumination. All signs may be illuminated,
subject to the requirements of DCC
15.08.390 and DCC 15.10.
(Ord. 98-061 § 1, 1998; Ord. 97-067 § 2, 1997)
15.08.230. Restricted commercial zones.
DCC 15.08.230 applies to all signs in
unincorporated communities as specified in DCC
15.08.280 and to all signs in the following zones:
neighborhood commercial (CN) in DCC Title 19
and special-service commercial (C-3) in DCC
Title 20. No signs shall be permitted in these
zones except as provided in DCC 15.08.230.
A. Wall Signs. A business may have a sign area
not to exceed 32 square feet or two percent of
B. Freestanding Signs. No freestanding signs
shall be permitted in these zones.
C. Ground-mounted Signs. In addition to the
allowable sign area provided in DCC
15.08.230(A), one ground-mounted sign with
a maximum area 32 square feet shall be
permitted for each building.
D. Residential Use. Signs for residential use
within these zones shall be subject to the
provisions of DCC 15.08.210.
E. Exempt and Temporary Signs. Exempt and
temporary signs shall be permitted as
provided in DCC 15.08. 100 and 15.08.110.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.160, 1981)
15.08.240. General commercial zones.
DCC 15.08.240 applies to all signs in
unincorporated communities as specified in DCC
15.08.280 and to all signs in the following zones:
limited commercial (CL), convenience
commercial (CC), general commercial (CG) and
highway commercial (CH) in DCC Title 19 and
zones designated strip service commercial (C-1),
central business district commercial (C-4) and
tourist commercial (C-5) in DCC Title 20. No
signs shall be permitted in these zones except as
provided in DCC 15.08.240 and DCC 15.08.250,
15.08.260 and 15.08.270.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.170 (part), 1981)
15.08.250. Businesses not classified in a
shopping center or business
complex.
Signs for businesses not in a shopping center or
business complex shall be subject to the
following requirements:
A. Wall Signs. The maximum sign area
permitted on a building shall not exceed six
percent of the area of the front building
facade if such facade is located less than 250
feet from the street right of way. The
permitted area may be increased by 40
percent provided no freestanding signs are
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utilized on the property. The maximum sign
area permitted shall not exceed 10 percent of
the area of the front building facade if such
facade is located 250 feet or more from the
street right of way. In no case shall the
maximum permitted area exceed 500 square
feet.
B. Secondary Signs. A business may have a
secondary wall sign where the facade of a
business has frontage on a second street
which provides vehicular access to the site.
The additional area for a secondary sign shall
not exceed 25 percent of the total sign area
permitted under DCC 15.08.250(A) and shall
be located on that building facade which
faces the second street.
C. Freestanding and Ground-mounted Signs. In
addition to the requirements of DCC
15.08.250(A), one freestanding or ground-
mounted sign shall be permitted per lot
subject to the requirements of DCC
15.08.140 and 15.08.150 respectively.
D. Directional Signs. On-premises directional
signs designed to be read by a person on the
premises on which the sign is located and
used to identify or locate an entrance, exit or
drive-up window, limited to four square feet
in area and four feet in height.
15.08.260. Shopping center complexes.
Signs permitted in DCC 15.08.260 shall be the
only signs permitted in a shopping center
complex.
A. Wall Signs. The maximum area permitted
for a business having a public entrance on a
street or parking area shall not exceed six
percent of the area of that portion of the front
building facade which adjoins the floor area
of the business, provided such building
facade is located less than 250 feet from the
street right of way. The maximum area
permitted for a business having a public
entrance on a street or parking area shall not
exceed 10 percent of the area as specified in
DCC 15.08, provided such building facade is
located 250 feet or more from the street right
of way. In either case, the permitted sign
area shall not exceed a maximum of 500
square feet.
B. Secondary Signs. A business may have a
secondary wall sign where the business has a
public entrance on a second street or parking
area. The additional area for a secondary
sign shall not exceed 25 percent of the sign
area permitted under DCC 15.08.260(A) and
shall be located on that building facade where
the secondary public entrance is provided.
E. Motor Vehicle Service or Drive-up Window
Signs. For a motor vehicle service or
drive-up window, sign area shall be limited to
one ground-mounted sign not to exceed 12
square feet.
F. Building Directory Signs. Building directory
signs not to exceed three square feet per
occupant.
G. Alley Signs. An alley sign limited to six
square feet used to identify the business.
Such sign shall be located at the service
entrance of the business and shall not be
located on the same facade as any other sign.
H. Exempt and Temporary Signs. Exempt and
temporary signs shall be as provided in DCC
15.08. 100 and 15.08.110.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.170(1), 1981)
C. Freestanding and Ground-mounted Signs. In
addition to the requirements in DCC
15.08.260(A), one freestanding or
ground-mounted sign shall be permitted for
each street frontage providing direct
vehicular access into the complex. Such sign
shall identify the name of the shopping center
complex and may identify specific businesses
within the center. Such signs shall be subject
to the requirements of DCC 15.08.140 and
DCC 15.08.150 respectively.
D. Directional Signs. On-premises directional
signs not to exceed four square feet in area
and four feet in height used to identify or
locate an entrance, exit or drive-up service
window.
E. Motor Vehicle Service Entrance or Drive-up
Window Signs. For a motor vehicle service
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entrance or a drive-up window, limited to one
ground-mounted sign not to exceed 12 square
feet in area.
F. Building Directory Signs. A building
directory sign shall be limited to three square
feet per occupant.
G. Alley Signs. An alley sign shall be limited to
six square feet used to identify the business.
Such sign shall be located at the service
entrance of the business and shall not be
located on the same facade as any other sign
used to identify the business.
H. Exempt and Temporary Signs. Exempt and
temporary signs shall be as provided in DCC
15.08. 100 and DCC 15.08.110.
(Ord. 98-061 § 1, 1998; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1. 170(2), 1981)
4. Exempt and Temporary Signs. Exempt
and temporary signs shall be as provided
in DCC 15.08. 100 and 15.08.110.
B. Signs for residential and institutional uses
shall be subject to the requirements of DCC
15.08.210.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1. 170(3), 1981)
15.08.280. Unincorporated community
zones.
DCC 15.08.280 applies to all signs within the
unincorporated community zones, including
urban unincorporated communities, rural
communities, rural service centers and resort
communities as identified within DCC Title 18.
No sign shall be permitted in these zones except
as provided in DCC 15.08.280.
15.08.270. Business complexes.
A. Signs permitted in DCC 15.08.270 shall be
the only signs permitted in a business
complex.
1. Ground-mounted Signs. A business
complex may have one ground-mounted
sign for each street frontage which
provides direct vehicular access into the
complex. Such sign shall be used to
identify the name of the complex. In lieu
of a ground-mounted sign, the business
complex may have a wall sign not to
exceed 40 square feet for each street
frontage which provides direct vehicular
access into the complex.
2. Wall Signs. An individual business
within a business complex which is
located on the ground floor of the
business complex and has direct
pedestrian access to a street or parking
area shall be permitted one sign with a
maximum sign area not to exceed 10
percent of the area of the facade of the
individual business which faces such
street or parking area.
3. Building Directory Signs. A building
directory sign shall be limited to three
square feet per occupant.
A. For those retail businesses or service
establishments with a street frontage
providing vehicular access to a roadway
designated as an arterial on the County
Roadway Network Plan, the requirements of
DCC 15.08.240 through 15.08.270 shall
apply.
B. For those retail businesses or service
establishments without direct vehicular
access to a roadway designated as an arterial
on the County Roadway Network Plan, the
requirements of DCC 15.08.230 shall apply.
C. All signs for agricultural or forest uses shall
be subject to the requirements of DCC
15.08.210.
D. All signs for residential uses shall be subject
to the requirements of DCC 15.08.210.
E. All signs for resort, community and
recreation uses shall be subject to the
requirements of DCC 15.08.220.
F. All signs for industrial uses shall be subject
to the requirements of DCC 15.08.290.
G. All signs for airport uses shall be subject to
the requirements of DCC 15.08.230.
H. All signs for utility uses shall be subject to
the requirements of DCC 15.08.230.
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(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 96-003 § 14, 1996;
Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.180, 1981)
15.08.290. Industrial zones.
DCC 15.08.290 applies to all signs in
unincorporated communities as specified in DCC
15.08.280 and to all signs in the following zones:
rural industrial (RI) in DCC Title 18; industrial
park (IP), light industrial (IL) and general
industrial (IG) in DCC Title 19; and zones
designated light industrial (M-1) and heavy
industrial (M-2) in DCC Title 20. No signs shall
be permitted in these zones except as provided in
DCC 15.08.290.
A. Wall Signs. For each permitted or
conditional use in an industrial zone, the
maximum permitted sign area on a building
shall not exceed five percent of the area of
the front building facade; provided, however,
such sign does not exceed a maximum area of
500 square feet. The signing shall only be
located on that facade which faces the street
where access is obtained.
B. Ground-mounted Signs. In addition to the
provisions of DCC 15.08.290(A), one
ground-mounted sign shall be permitted for
each street frontage which provides direct
vehicular access into the site, subject to the
requirements of DCC 15.08.150.
C. Freestanding Signs. In lieu of a
ground-mounted sign as permitted in DCC
15.08.290(B), an industrial building may
have one freestanding sign not to exceed 50
square feet in area and shall be located
adjacent to the street frontage providing
direct vehicular access into the project. The
maximum height of a freestanding sign shall
not exceed 20 feet.
D. Directory Signs. A building directory sign
limited to three square feet per occupant.
E. Exempt and Temporary Signs. Exempt and
temporary signs shall be as provided in DCC
15.08. 100 and 15.08.110.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.190, 1981)
15.08.300. Airport development zone.
DCC 15.08.300 applies to all signs within the
airport development (A-D) zone as identified in
DCC Title 18. No signs shall be permitted in this
zone except as set forth in DCC 15.08.300. For
signs identifying uses within the A-D zone, the
requirements of DCC 15.08.230 shall apply.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.195, 1981)
15.08.310. Existing signs-Conformance
required.
Except as provided in DCC 15.08.310, signs in
existence on the date of enactment of the
ordinance codified in DCC 15.08 which are not in
conformance with the provisions of DCC 15.08
shall be regarded as nonconforming signs and
must be removed, altered or replaced so as to
conform within five years of said date. Signs in
violation of any prior code or requirement must
conform immediately.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.260, 1981)
15.08.320. Special requirements.
A nonconforming sign which is structurally
altered, relocated or replaced shall immediately
conform to the requirements of DCC 15.08
except that:
A. A sign may be removed from its sign
structure for the purpose of repair,
maintenance or a change of copy within the
dimensions of the existing sign.
B. Signs may be structurally altered where such
alteration is necessary for the public safety.
C. Such signs may be reconstructed if they are
moved for construction or repair of public
works or public facilities and such
reconstruction is completed within one year.
D. Such signs may be reconstructed if they are
damaged by fire, natural disaster or other
casualty, provided such damage does not
F. Content. Signs permitted in this zone shall be
identity signs only.
exceed 50 percent of the cost of
reconstruction of the entire sign, and
provided that such sign is reconstructed
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within 90 days of the date the sign is
damaged.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.270, 1981)
15.08.330. Compliance.
A change in use or occupation of a site shall
require full compliance with the provisions of
DCC 15.08.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.280, 1981)
15.08.340. (Repealed by Ord. 97-067, 1997.)
15.08.350. Abandoned signs.
A. A sign shall be removed within 30 days by
the owner or lessee of the premises upon
which the sign is located when the advertised
business is no longer conducted on the
premises. Abandoned signs may be removed
and costs may be collected as provided in
DCC 15.08.350.
B. Outdoor advertising signs where a person has
merely leased or contracted advertising space
need not be moved in accordance with DCC
15.08.350.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.300, 1981)
15.08.360. Removal of unsafe signs.
If the Building Official determines that the
supports, braces, grip anchors, etc. are not kept in
good repair or safe condition, or if the sign
presents an immediate and serious danger to the
public, he may, without prior written notice, order
its immediate removal or repair within a period of
time he may specify. The Building Official may
authorize the removal of such signs in the event
that the person responsible for such sign cannot
be found, or after notification, such person fails to
repair or remove it. The owner of the sign and
the owner of the building, structure or premises
upon which the sign is located are jointly and
severably liable for its removal or repair as
provided in DCC 15.08.330.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.310, 1981)
15.08.370. Sign measurement.
A. Measurement Specifications. The following
criteria shall be used in measuring a sign to
determine compliance with DCC 15.08:
1. Area or Sign Area. The area of a sign
shall be measured within lines drawn
between the outermost edges of a sign
including nonstructural trim, facing,
announcement and display, but exclusive
of essential structural supports. Where a
sign is of three-dimensional shape, the
largest cross-section shall be used in a
flat projection for the purpose of
determining sign area. Where open area
is employed between sections, modules,
characters or words forming the display
surface, sign area shall be the smallest
outline which encloses the entire group.
For a two-faced sign with sign faces
parallel and not more than three feet
apart, only one face is measured for
determining sign area. For a V-type sign
with not more than three feet between
display surfaces at the farthest point, only
one face is measured for determining
sign area.
2. Clearance. Clearance of a sign is
measured from the average grade at the
base of the sign to the lowest point of the
sign.
3. Height. Height is measured from the
average level of the existing grade at the
base of the sign to the highest point of
the sign.
B. Area of Front Building Facade. When the
area of the front building facade is used to
determine sign area, such area shall be
computed by multiplying the width of the
building frontage or portion thereof by the
height of the building or portion thereof
which is devoted to the particular business.
False fronts and mansard roofs may be
included when calculating the area of the
building facade.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.060, 1981)
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15.08.380. Permitted materials.
A. Materials for construction of signs and sign
structures shall be the quality and grade as
specified for buildings in the Uniform
Building Code.
B. In all sign and sign structures, the material
and details of construction shall, in the
absence of specified requirements, conform
to the following:
1. Structural steel shall be of such quality as
to conform with the Uniform Building
Code Standard. Secondary members in
contact with or directly supporting the
display surface may be forged of light
gauge steel, provided such members are
designed in accordance with the
specifications of the design of light gauge
steel as specified in the Uniform Building
Code Standard and in addition shall be
galvanized. Secondary members, when
formed integrally with the display
surface, shall not be less than No. 24
thickness. When not formed integrally
with the display surface, the minimum
thickness of the secondary members shall
be No. 12 gauge. Minimum thickness of
hot-rolled steel members furnishing
structural support for signs shall be
one-fourth inch except that if galvanized,
such members shall not be less than
one-eighth inch thick. Steel pipes shall
be of such quality as to conform with the
Uniform Building Code Standard. Steel
members may be connected with one
galvanized bolt provided the connection
is adequate to transfer the stresses in the
members.
2. Wood anchors and supports, when
embedded in the soil, shall be
pressure-treated with an approved
preservative. Such members shall be
marked and branded by an approved
agency recognized by the Uniform
Building Code.
3. Nonstructural trims, signs under
marquees and portable display surfaces
may be of wood, metal, approved plastics
or any combination thereof.
4. Display surface may be of any approved
material except glass. Glass may be used
in any neon tubing and incandescent
lamp and tube.
5. The Planning Director may require that
sufficient technical data be submitted to
substantiate the proposed use of any
plastic material and, if it is determined
that the evidence submitted is
satisfactory for the use intended, he may
approve its use.
6. No combustible material other than
approved plastics shall be used in the
construction of any electric sign.
7. Wood may be used in signs subject to the
requirements of the County's building
and fire codes.
8. Wood signs shall be supported by a
minimum four-inch by four-inch nominal
post.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.420, 1981)
15.08.390. Illumination standards.
Illuminated signs shall meet the applicable
provisions of DCC 15.10, Outdoor Lighting
Control. In addition:
A. No sign shall be erected or maintained which,
by use of lights or illumination, creates an
unduly distracting and hazardous condition to
a motorist, pedestrian or the general public.
In addition:
B. No exposed reflective type bulb, or
incandescent lamp, which exceeds 25 watts,
shall be exposed to direct view from a public
street or highway, but may be used for
indirect light illumination of the display
surface of a sign.
C. When neon tubing is employed on the
exterior or interior of a sign, the capacity of
such tubing shall not exceed 300
milliamperes rating for white tubing nor 100
milliamperes rating for any colored tubing.
D. When fluorescent tubes are used for the
internal illumination of a sign, illumination
shall not exceed illumination equivalent to
800 milliamperes rating tubing behind a
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plexiglass-faced space at least nine inches,
center to center.
E. No sign may be internally illuminated if the
wall of the building on which the sign is
displayed directly abuts a residential zone.
F. No colored lights shall be used at any
location or in any manner so as to be
confused with or construed as traffic-control
devices.
G. No sign may be erected or maintained if it
contains, includes or is illuminated by any
flashing, intermittent, revolving, rotating or
moving light or lights, or moves, or has any
animated or moving parts; however, this does
not apply to a traffic-control sign or portions
thereof providing only public service
information such as time, date, temperature,
weather or similar information.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.430, 1981)
15.08.410. Design.
A. All bracing systems shall be designed and
constructed to transfer lateral forces to the
foundations. For signs on buildings, the dead
and lateral loads shall be transmitted through
the structural frame of the building to the
ground in such a manner as not to over stress
any of the elements thereof.
B. The overturning moment produced from
lateral forces shall in no case exceed
two-thirds of the dead-load resisting moment.
Uplift due to overturning shall be adequately
resisted by proper anchorage to the ground or
to the structural frame of the building. The
weight of earth superimposed over footings
may be used in determining the dead-load
resisting moment. Such earth shall be
carefully placed and thoroughly compacted.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.352, 1981)
15.08.400. Maintenance.
A. All signs together with all of their supports,
braces, guys and anchors shall be kept in
good repair and be maintained in a safe
condition. All signs and the site on which
they are located shall be maintained in a neat,
clean and attractive condition. Signs shall be
kept free from excessive rust, corrosion,
peeling paint or other surface deterioration.
The display surfaces, trims, frames and
supports of all signs shall be kept neatly
painted or otherwise neatly maintained, as
applicable.
B. No person shall scatter, daub or leave any
paint, paste or glue or other substances used
for painting or affixing a message to the
display surface of any sign or throw or permit
to be scattered or thrown any bills, waste
matter, paper, cloth or materials of
whatsoever kind removed from a sign on any
public street, sidewalk or private property.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.340., 1981)
15.08.420. Wind loads.
Signs shall be designed and constructed to
withstand wind loads as set forth in the Uniform
Building Code.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.350, 1981)
15.08.430. Seismic loads.
Signs shall be designed and constructed to resist
seismic forces as specified in chapter 23 of the
Uniform Building Code.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.360, 1981)
15.08.440. Combined loads.
A. Wind and seismic loads need not be
combined in the design of signs and only that
load producing the larger stresses need be
used.
B. Vertical design loads, except roof live loads,
shall be assumed to be acting simultaneously
with the wind or seismic loads.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.370, 1981)
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15.08.450. Allowable stresses.
A. The design of wood, concrete, steel or
aluminum members shall conform to the
requirements of chapters 25, 26, 27 and 28 of
the Uniform Building Code. Loads, both
vertical and horizontal, exerted on the soil
shall not produce stresses exceeding those
specified in chapter 29 of the Uniform
Building Code.
15.08.470. Electric sign construction.
A. The enclosed shell of electric signs shall be
weather-tight, excepting that service holes
fitted with tight covers shall be provided for
each compartment of such sign.
B. All electrical equipment used in connection
with such signs shall be installed in
accordance with the Uniform Electrical
Code, with state amendments.
B. The working stresses of wire rope and its
fastenings shall not exceed 25 percent of the
ultimate strength of the rope or fasteners.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.372, 1981)
15.08.460. Anchorage and supports.
A. Members supporting unbraced signs shall be
so proportioned that the bearing loads
imposed on the soil in either direction,
horizontal or vertical, shall not exceed safe
values. Braced ground signs shall be
anchored to resist the specified wind or
seismic load acting in any direction. Anchors
and supports shall be designed for safe
bearing loads on the soil and for an effective
resistance to pull-out amounting to a force of
25 percent greater than the required
resistance to overturning. Anchors and
supports shall penetrate to a depth below
ground greater than the frost line.
B. Signs attached to masonry, concrete or steel
shall be safely and securely fastened thereto
by means of metal anchors, bolts or approved
expansion screws of sufficient size and
anchorage to support safely the loads applied.
C. Unless such wall is designed in accordance
with the requirements specified in chapter 23
of the Uniform Building Code, no anchor or
support of any sign or wall facade for signs
shall be connected to, or supported by an
unbraced parapet wall.
D. No wooden blocks or plugs or anchors with
wood used in connection with screws or nails
shall be considered proper anchorage, except
in the case of signs attached to wood framing.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.380, 1981)
C. Every electric sign shall have painted on the
surface of the sign the name of the erector
and the date the sign was erected. Such name
and date shall be of sufficient size and
contrast to be visible from a reasonable
distance.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.410, 1981)
15.08.480. Clearance from high voltage
power lines.
A. Signs shall be located not less than eight feet
horizontally and 12 feet vertically from
overhead electrical conductors which are
energized in excess of standard service load
as determined by the utility company
providing the service.
B. The term "overhead conductors" as used in
DCC 15.08.480 means any electrical
conductor, either bare or insulated, installed
above the ground except such conductors as
are enclosed in iron pipe or other material
covering of equal strength.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.390, 1981)
15.08.490. Clearance from fire escapes, exits
or standpipes.
No sign or sign structure shall be erected in such
a manner that any portion of its surface or
supports will interfere in any way with the free
use of any fire escape, exit or standpipe. Signs
erected within five feet of an exterior wall in
which there are openings within the area of the
sign shall be constructed of incombustible
material or approved plastics.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.400, 1981)
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15.08.500. Variances.
An applicant for a sign permit may seek a
variance to the provisions of DCC 15.08. A
variance may be granted upon a finding by the
appropriate review body that all of the following
criteria are satisfied:
A. The request is not contrary to the public
interest or the intent and purpose of DCC
15.08 and particularly the zone involved.
B. The variance will not cause a substantial
adverse effect upon property values or
environmental conditions in the immediate
vicinity or in the zone in which the property
of the applicant is located.
C. The variance relates only to property that is
under control of the applicant.
D. Circumstances or conditions for which the
variance is requested shall not have resulted
from any act of the applicant, or his or her
predecessors or agents, subsequent to the
adoption of the particular zoning regulations
from which relief is sought, and thereby be
used as justification of issuance of a variance.
E. The request is the minimum variance
necessary to alleviate the hardships or
practical difficulties.
F. There are exceptional or extraordinary
circumstances or physical conditions such as
narrowness, shallowness, shape or
topography of the property that do not
generally apply to either properties or uses in
the same zoning district.
G. The variance is necessary for the preservation
of a substantial property right possessed by
other properties in the same zoning district
and where such variation would result in
comparatively trivial detriment to the
neighborhood, and such variation of DCC
15.08 is clearly outweighed by benefits to the
neighborhood or to the public safety,
convenience or general welfare.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 86-028 § 1, 1986; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.440, 1981)
15.08.510. (Repealed by Ord. 97-067,1997.)
15.08.520. Conditions.
In determining a variance, the review body may
approve all or a portion of a variance request and
may attach such conditions as are necessary to
achieve the purposes of DCC 15.08.
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.440 (part), 1981)
15.08.530. Inspection.
The Planning Director and Building Official may
inspect signs periodically to determine their
conformance with DCC 15.08.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.320, 1981)
15.08.540. Enforcement.
The Planning Director is authorized and directed
to enforce the provisions of DCC 15.08.
A. Removal of illegal signs. The Planning
Director may order the removal of any sign
erected without a sign permit or otherwise in
violation of DCC 15.08. Except as provided
in DCC 15.08.360, the Planning Director
shall give 30-day written notice to the owner
of the sign or the owner of the building,
structure or premises upon which the sign is
located to remove the sign or bring it in
compliance with the provisions of DCC
15.08.
B. If the owner of the sign, building, structure or
premises upon which the sign is located has
been notified pursuant to DCC 15.08.540 and
fails to comply or remove the sign, the
Planning Director may order the removal of
such sign at the expense of the owner of the
sign, building, structure or premises on which
the sign is located and such costs and
expenses including, but not limited to, the
notification, efforts to secure compliance,
sign removal, storage and transportation, may
be a lien against the land or premises on
which the sign is located and may be
collected or foreclosed in the same manner as
liens are entered in the lien docket of the
County.
C. Any sign removed by the Planning Director
shall be stored for a period of 30 days from
the time the person responsible for the sign is
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notified as provided in DCC 15.08. At the
expiration of the specified time, if the person
responsible for the sign has not reclaimed the
sign as provided for in DCC 15.08.540(D),
the Planning Director may destroy the sign or
dispose of it.
D. To reclaim a sign removed by the Planning
Director, the person shall pay to the County
as directed, an amount equal to the entire cost
incurred by the Director as provided for in
DCC 15.08.540(B).
(Ord. 97-067 § 1, 1997; Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995;
Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit A, § 1.330, 1981)
15.08.550. Violation declared a nuisance.
The location, erection, construction, maintenance,
repair, alteration or use of a sign in violation of
DCC 15.08 is declared a nuisance.
(Ord. 95-063 § 1, 1995; Ord. 81-009 § 1, Exhibit
A, § 1.480, 1981)
15.08.560. Violation.
Violation of any provision of DCC 15.08 is a
Class A violation.
(Ord. 2003-021 §32, 2003; Ord. 95-063 § 1,
1995; Ord. 83-025 § 1, 1983; Ord. 81-009 § 1,
Exhibit A, § 1.460, 1981)
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