1) Signs erected in such a manner that it obstructs clear vision for a distance of 20 feet from any street intersection. Signs erected in such a location that any traffic control device shall be in a direct line between the sign and oncoming traffic.
2) Signs affixed to any building wall, roof or structure extending beyond the corner of the building or building roof lines, or covering any window, doorway, or other existing architectural feature. Wall signs projecting more than 12 inches from their mounting wall.
3) Electronic message signs excluding theater marquee signs and gasoline dealer price signs. Flashing, revolving or animated signs of intermittent or varying light intensity including such signs located inside a building but visible outside the building.
4) Signs causing radio or television interference.
5) Signs obstructing any fire escape, window, door or opening used as a means of egress or ingress or for firefighting purposes or placed so as to interfere with any opening required for legal ventilation.
6) Signs that project over any sidewalk, with the exception of canopy signs.
7) Signs that contain or consist of banners, posters, pennants, ribbons, streamers, strings of light bulbs, strings of flags, spinners, or other similarly moving devices or signs that may move or swing because of wind pressure, which tend to unduly divert the attention of motorists shall not be permitted in any district. These devices when not part of any sign are similarly prohibited.
8) Portable signs, except as provided for in Section
6.11.4 (Temporary Signs)
9) Commercial signs in which such sign faces or is primarily intended to be visible from the Merritt Parkway, except where another public right of way separates the premises from the Merritt Parkway.
10) Commercial signs in which the sign is greater than three feet in height placed at street intersections within the area formed by a line joining points on each front lot line 20 feet from the intersection of the street lines.
11) Commercial signs are prohibited in residential zones or on property used for non-transient residential uses, except for those properties on which a home occupation or a transient residential use has been approved.
12) Signs of a size, location, movement, coloring, or manner of illumination that may be confused with or construed as a traffic control device, or that hides from view any traffic or street sign or signal.
