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Chapter Eleven Signage Section 11 -1. Introduction The purpose of this Chapter is to balance the need for signage with an environment that remains visually pleasing and uncluttered. Additionally, the regulation of signage is undertaken to assure clear view ways for the motorist. Section 11 -2. How to use this Chapter. This Chapter is divided into six parts summarized below: CHAPTER ELEVEN: SIGNAGE PART I. DEFINITIONS. Set forth at the beginning of the Chapter, definitions assure an understanding of the terms which follow. PART II. SIGNS NOT REQUIRING A PERMIT. Certain signs and types of signs do not require a permit. This part provides information on which of these signs are exempt from permits. PART III. SIGNS REQUIRING A PERMIT. This section covers signs which are allowed in the County provided certain requirements are met as well as a permit obtained. PART IV. TABLE SIX: "Regulations for on- premise signage by zoning district - number & maximum size ". This table outlines dimensional requirements for on- premise signs in the various County zoning districts. PART V. HOW TO OBTAIN A PERMIT. The process of obtaining a sign permit is outlined, including what information is required for the permit and where the permit can be obtained. Additionally, certain signs require more than a "sign" permit. For example, electrical permits may be required. Secondary permits are also explained herein. PART VI. MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS RELATING TO SIGNAGE. Additional regulations for signs are provided in this part. PART I. DEFINITIONS. Section 11 -3. Definitions. • Abandoned sign - A sign that has either not been maintained (See Part VI, Maintenance of signs) or a sign referring to a business, entity, etc. which no longer exists and has not for a period in excess of 90 days. 11 -1 Attachment number 1 \n G -4 Page 241