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20 October 1983 Page Two <br />IV. Temporary Signs. These will include any temporary or portable signs <br />(advertising or holiday). Any principal building will be allowed 120 <br />sign -days per calendar year or 12 month period (consult the building <br />inspector to see which he would like). If a business chooses to display <br />more than one temporary sign at any one tine, each sign will be counted <br />against his 120 days. For instance, three temporary signs up at one time <br />for 10 days will be counted as 30 sign -days. A maximum number of temporary <br />signs may be a good idea. Included as temporary signs are all portable <br />signs, search (Klieg) lights, banners and pennants with any commercial <br />message, or other signs of a non - permanent nature, or window signs in <br />excess of that allowed in 903.110.C.10. <br />Any principal building owner or owners may apply one time per year for a <br />temporary sign permit of $25.00. A letter via registered mail must <br />then be sent to the City indicating the exact date or dates of temporary <br />sign display. Upon request, the City may inspect its files for valid <br />permits and dates of display. <br />Violations will result in suspension or revocation of temporary sign <br />permit for up to twelve months from date of violation as determined <br />by the City. <br />There was also some discussion as to regulation of the construction <br />and materials of temporary signs. <br />The maximum size of any single temporary sign shall be 32 square feet. <br />It was suggested that new businesses be granted a conditional use permit <br />for one temporary sign per frontage of from six months to one year. <br />Search (Klieg) lights must be protected so as to be made unaccessible. <br />We are to check how this can be done. <br />