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2002-34 GRANTING SPECIAL PERMIT PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - 4100 U.S. HIGHWAY 36 WEST
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2002-34 GRANTING SPECIAL PERMIT PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - 4100 U.S. HIGHWAY 36 WEST
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2002-34
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GRANTING SPECIAL PERMIT PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - 4100 U.S. HIGHWAY 36 WEST
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5/6/2002
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� �� <br /> Holiday Harbor PUD <br /> Signage Provisions <br /> Lofs One, Two, Three and Four <br /> 1. One freestanding sign not to exceed 25 feet in height shall be permitted along the <br /> Route 36 frontage (north lot lines.) Freestanding signs shall be permitted one (1) <br /> square foot of sign area for each linear foot of lot frontage,not to exceed 100 <br /> square feet. Signs may be internally illuminated. <br /> 2. One monument-style freestanding sign shall be permitted along the Fountain Lane <br /> frontage (south lot lines). Monument signs shall not exceed 15 feet in vertical <br /> height. Each monument sign shall consist of a brick course monument base not to <br /> exceed five (5) feet in height and a sign face not to exceed 100 square feet in area. <br /> No sign may have more than two (2) faces mounted back to back. Signs may be <br /> internally illuminated. Signs shall not be permitted within a vision clearance area <br /> as provided in the Zoning Ordinance. <br /> 3. Wall signs shall be permitted,with no limit to the number of signs per fa�ade or <br /> wall. Wall signs permitted only on fa�ades or walls facing a public street. Sign <br /> area may not exceed 10 percent of the fa�ade or wall on which it is mounted. <br /> Canopies with a commercial message or logo shall constitute a wall sign. <br /> 4. Directional signs shall be permitted. No directional sign may exceed four(4) <br /> square feet in area and shall not exceed three (3) feet in height. Directional signs <br /> that contain commercial advertising shall be counted toward the maximum squaxe <br /> footage permitted for monument and/or freestanding signs. Directional signs <br /> without advertising shall not count toward maximum sign area for freestanding or <br /> monument signs. <br /> Lots Five, Six, Seven and Eight <br /> 1. One monument-style freestanding sign shall be permitted along the Fountain Lane <br /> frontage (north lot lines) or, for Lots Six and Seven, along the Holiday Harbor <br /> Parkway frontage. Monument signs shall not exceed 15 feet in vertical height. <br /> Each monument sign shall consist of a brick course monument base not to exceed <br /> five (5) feet in height and a sign face not to exceed 100 square feet in area. No <br /> sign may have more than two (2) faces mounted back to back. Signs may be <br /> internally illuminated. Signs shall not be permitted within a vision clearance area <br /> as provided in the Zoning Ordinance. <br /> 2. Wall signs shall be permitted, with no limit to the number of signs per fa�ade or <br /> wall. Wall signs permitted only on fa�ades or walls facing a public street. Sign <br /> area may not exceed 10 percent of the fa�ade or wall on which it is mounted. <br /> Canopies with a commercial message or logo shall constitute a wall sign. <br /> 3. Directional signs shall be permitted. No directional sign may exceed four(4) <br /> square feet in area and shall not exceed three (3) feet in height. Directional signs <br /> that contain commercial advertising shall be counted toward the maximum square <br /> Page 1 of 2 �XHIBIT ��8�� <br />
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