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b. Notwithstanding the above, a home occupation that meets the requirements of this <br /> Ordinance shall be permitted to erect a single, non-illuminated wall sign that does not <br /> exceed two square feet in area and is mounted flush to the wall of the main building. <br /> (Amended, Ordinance No. 2005-105, December 19, 2005) <br /> 2. Freestanding Signs: All uses except for one and two family residences and any accessory <br /> use are permitted to erect a freestanding sign subject to the following: <br /> a. Number per-betFrontage: One (1). <br /> b. Maximum Area per Sign: 32 squar-e feet, e half/1�1 squafe feet r f lineal foot <br /> of l�ontage,==iieheve-r-is gr-eater,-to a maximum of 50 square feet=properties <br /> containingfive ive (5) acres or more may have a maximum area of 75 square feet.. <br /> c. Maximum height: Five-(5)Ten10 feet, properties containin five (5) acres or more <br /> may have a maximum height of 15 feet. <br /> d. Minimum Setbacks: Five feet from any property line. <br /> e. Illumination: Such sign may be illuminated but non-flashing if located a minimum of <br /> 25 feet from any residential side or rear lot line. <br /> 3. Wall Signs: All uses except for one and two family residences and accessory uses may <br /> erect a wall sign, subject to the following: <br /> a. Number per Main Building: One (1) <br /> b. Maximum Area per Sign: 25 square feet or ten (10) percent of the face of the wall <br /> where displayed, whichever is larger, to a maximum of 50 square feet. <br /> c. Illumination: A wall sign may be illuminated but non-flashing if located a minimum <br /> of 25 feet from any residential side or rear lot line <br /> d. A wall sign may not extend above the top of the wall where displayed <br /> 4. Subdivision Identification Signs: <br /> Residential subdivisions and residential planned unit developments may erect up to two (2) <br /> subdivision identification signs with a maximum area of 50 square feet each, at each major <br /> entrance to the subdivision. Such sign may be externally-illuminated but non-flashing, <br /> provided that the light fixtures are directed onto the signs only and the light source is not <br /> visible from adjacent residential properties. <br /> 5. Permit-Exempt Signs <br /> a. Temporary freestanding signs may not exceed three (3) feet in height and six (6) <br /> square feet in area. Only five (5) signs are allowed per lot. <br /> b. Extended temporary signs may not exceed three (3) feet in height and six (6) <br /> square feet in area. Only one (1) sign is allowed. <br /> c. One and two family residences may attach temporary wall signs or banners to the <br /> main building in lieu of placing freestanding signs. The combined area of the <br /> temporary freestanding signs and any wall-mounted signs or banners may not <br /> exceed eighteen (18) square feet. <br />