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ten days or less in any year, provided such sign shall not differ substantially from the requirements <br />set forth in this section. Such decorations may not contain any commercial message or logo or <br />depict any commercial symbol or character. <br />9. Home occupation sSigns on properties with a home occupation. One sSigns on a property with <br />a home occupation is permitted. identifying only the name and occupation of the resident. Home <br />occupation signs The sign shall be non-illuminated, flush-mounted to a wall of the residence, and <br />shall not exceed two square feet in area. <br />10. Memorial signs. Any noncommercial sign in the nature of a cornerstone, commemorative, or <br />historical tablet or landmark designation plaque. <br />11. Menu signs. Menu signs up to 55 square feet in area and six feet in height, provided they are located <br />within 15 feet of the commercial building with which they are associated or advertise and in a <br />manner such that the copy is not readily viewable from the public right-of-way or a residential <br />occupancy on an adjacent lot. <br />12. Noncommercial messages. One sign per parcel per street frontage carrying any lawful <br />noncommercial message not exceeding 12 square feet in area. Any other permitted commercial <br />sign may be substituted for a noncommercial message but will count toward the total signage type <br />and area for the parcel upon which it is located. Hand-held signs carrying noncommercial messages <br />are not subject to any size limitation so long as they are held by and under the physical control of <br />a person during all times they are on display. <br />13. Parking lot regulation signs. Parking sSigns in parking lots not exceeding nine square feet and <br />having a minimum setback of ten feet. <br />14. Parking lot directional signs. Parking lot sSigns must comply with the provisions of subsection <br />(h)(8) of this section. <br />15. Parking lot traffic signs. Parking lot traffic signs shall be as required by law. <br />15. Political and election campaign signs Signs authorized by Minnesota Statutes Section 211B.045. <br />Signs containing a political message and displayed during an election campaign period are allowed <br />in addition to the noncommercial message sign under subsection (k)(13) of this section during the <br />election campaign period, however, after ten days has passed from the election date, such sign may <br />continue to be displayed, but will count as the allowed noncommercial message sign under <br />subsection (k)(13) of this section. Political and election campaign signs may also substitute for any <br />commercial message sign in the same manner. Unless substituted for another permitted sign, such <br />signs shall not have any electrical component. Such signs shall not have a mechanical or audio <br />auxiliary component, and shall not be attached to or placed on utility poles, trees, traffic devices, <br />or within the public rights-of-way. <br />16. Real estate sSigns on residential properties that are for sale or rent advertising residential <br />properties. Signs located on these premises may not be placed above the top of the lowest level of <br />the building. All signs authorized under this subsection shall be removed within ten days of the <br />sale or rental of the residential units being advertised. <br />a) For lots for sale or rental containing less than four dwelling units within one residential <br />structure, one non-illuminated sign up to six square feet per unit may be displayed to <br />advertise the sale or rental of the premises or any part thereof. <br />b) For lots for sale or rental where at least four but less than 16 dwelling units are contained <br />within one residential structure, one non-illuminated real estate sign up to 12 square feet <br />may be displayed to advertise the sale or rental of the premises or any part thereof.