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5 <br /> <br /> <br />(2) In the case of single-tenant buildings, a permit shall not be issued for more than <br />30 days, nor shall a permit be issued within 30 days from the termination date of <br />a prior permit. <br />(3) In the case of multi-tenant properties, a permit shall not be issued for more than <br />30 days. Further, no more than two temporary sign permits may be issued at the <br />same time. In the case of two or three tenant buildings, no more than one <br />temporary sign permit may be issued at any given time. It is hereby noted that <br />sign permits for multi-tenant buildings may not be reallocated from one tenant to <br />another to increase the allowable number of signs in any calendar year. <br />(4) On property zoned P, Public, temporary signs may be allowed by Administrative <br />Permit. <br />(5) Temporary sign permits shall be valid for no more than one sign per permit, and <br />no more than one permit per sign period. <br /> <br />a. Except as expressly allowed in Section 916.030.5.a. of this Chapter, no temporary sign <br />shall exceed 32 square feet in area nor 6 feet in height, as measured from the ground <br />over which the sign is displayed to the top of the sign, with exception that banners may <br />be mounted up to, but no higher than, the peak of the roof. Banners may be up to 36 <br />square feet in size. <br /> <br />Banners are only allowed to advertise a specific promotional event with a defined time <br />period as evidenced on the permit application. Banners may not be used solely for <br />general advertising of a business name or product. <br /> <br />Banners and pennants shall be maintained in an aesthetically pleasing manner and shall <br />be free of tears, fraying, or fading when viewed from the public right-of-way. <br /> <br />Banners must be affixed to the building or mounted between the poles of an existing, <br />double-post pylon sign securely affixed by all four corners. <br /> <br />In the case of pennants, they must also be affixed to the building or a pylon sign and <br />secured by both ends. <br /> <br />The city will remove banners and pennants that are not maintained in an appropriate <br />manner. Banners and pennants may not encroach into the public right-of-way. <br /> <br />b. A lighter than air balloon, blow up sign, no more than 35 feet in diameter, may be used <br />as a temporary sign no more than one time a year for no more than 5 consecutive days, <br />except in the case of a “Grand Opening” as provided for in this Chapter. <br /> <br />c. Each application for a temporary sign shall be accompanied by a fee, set by resolution <br />of the City Council, which shall cover the administrative expenses of the permit. In <br />addition, each application shall be accompanied by a deposit, set by resolution of the <br />City Council, which shall be returned to the applicant upon request, and only if the <br />temporary sign has been removed by the date of the expiration of the permit. If the <br />sign is not removed by the permit expiration date, the City shall not refund the deposit. <br />The city may apply other enforcement remedies as well. <br />