2003 AGN JUL 15 I07 - Laserfiche WebLink

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1 2 D. Flags attached to poles, including but not limited to flags of the United States, the State of 3 California and other countries and states, counties and municipalities, not to exceed three 4 (3) flags/poles on properties containing less than 1 acre of land, and not to exceed six (6) 5 flags/poles on properties containing more than 1 acre of land. Poles shall not exceed thirty 6 (30) feet in height and flags shall not exceed forty-two (42) square feet in surface area. 7 Such flags shall be maintained in good condition and free of tattering or tearing. 8 9 E. Historical and/or memorial tablets and identification plaques installed by or on behalf of a 10 recognized governmental historical agency. The City has a compelling interest in permitting 11 such signs to promote interest in historical structures and events and to promote public 12 safety and identification. 13 14 F. Temporary construction signs not to exceed one in number for each construction site and 15 not to exceed thirty-two (32) square feet in commercial and industrial zones, nor six (6) 16 square feet in other zones. Such signs shall not be erected prior to the commencement of 17 construction or grading and shall be removed before a final release on the construction is 18 given by the building official. The City has a compelling interest in such signs to promote 19 public safety in and around dangerous construction sites. 20 21 G. Permanent window signs not exceeding four (4) square feet per street frontage shall be 22 permitted. Such signs should be encouraged to promote business identification, hours of 23 operation and address information. 24 25 H. Time and temperature signs containing no advertising copy. The City has a compelling 26 interest in permitting such signs to promote awareness of local conditions for individuals with 27 medical problems. 28 -3-