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c) For lots for sale or rental where 16 or more dwelling units are contained within one residential structure, one non-illuminated real estate sign up to 32 square feet may be displayed to advertise the sale or rental of the premises or any part thereof. d) Up to two directional signs directing traffic to open houses, each sign no more than six square feet in area, may be installed off property after obtaining the consent of the property owner on whose property such sign is to be displayed. These signs may not be located in the public right-of-way. These off-premises property directional signs may be displayed only during the hours that the advertised activity is to take place, and they must be a self- supporting type of sign. 17. Real estate sSigns on advertising single occupant commercial property that is for sale or rental. For lots that are for sale or rent that are less than five acres, one non-illuminated real estate sign up to 12 square feet in area may be displayed. For larger lots that are for sale or rent, one non- illuminated real estate sign up to 32 square feet in area may be displayed. All signs authorized under this subsection shall be removed within ten days of the sale or rental of the commercial unit being advertised. 18. Real estate sSigns on nonresidential grouped development or multi-tenant buildings advertising nonresidential grouped development or multi-tenant buildings. For each property containing a group development or multi-tenant building containing nonresidential land uses, a maximum of two signs, one per each nonresidential street frontage, may be displayed up to a maximum of 32 square feet in area. 19. Real estate sSubdivision signs. For each real estate subdivision that has been approved in accordance with the city subdivision regulations, a maximum of two temporary development project identification signs may be located on a some portion of the subject subdivision. Each such sign shall be not more than 32 square feet in area. One additional similar sign shall be permitted for each 100 lots in the subdivision in excess of 100 lots. These signs may be displayed until a time at which building permits have been issued for 80 percent of the lots in the subdivision. Signs advertising sale or lease after such time shall conform to the requirements of subsection (k)(18) of this section. 20. Temporary notices. Leaflet-type notices flat-mounted to kiosks or public information boards. 21. Utility company signs. Signs that serve as an aid to public safety or that show the location of facilities such as public telephones and underground cables only to the extent necessary to accomplish those goals. 22. Window signs, temporary. Signs and displays that are of a temporary nature such as for advertising sales and specials and that do not cover more than 30 percent of the total ground-floor window area of any building, excluding the door windows. Merchandise and pictures or models of products or services incorporated in a window display are not considered signs. Any sign placed on the outside of a window requires a sign permit unless the sign is weatherproof and does not pose a danger from falling or being blown by the wind. 23. Window or wall signs not readable off-premises. Window or wall signs not exceeding two square feet in area with lettering not exceeding three inches high designed to provide information to persons on the premises such as hours of operation, or sample restaurant menu. Where no front yard setback exists, such signs as would generally be unreadable off premises where minimum setback regulations apply shall qualify for this exemption notwithstanding that such signs are readable from the public right-of-way. Such signs shall not be counted toward total permitted signage.