§ 129-73. Permitted signs by zoning district.

Only the following signs shall be permitted in the following zoning districts:

(1)

R-1 single-family residential district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per subdivision.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One monument sign for places of religious worship with a display area of no greater than four feet high vertical by six feet wide horizontal and 24 square feet total, and with a vertical height of the sign of no greater than five feet above the ground level.

f.

One unilluminated monument sign at each street entrance to a platted subdivision with ten or more buildable lots, with a display area of no greater than four feet high vertical by eight feet wide horizontal and 32 square feet total, and with a vertical height of the sign of no greater than five feet above the ground level; however, no such sign shall be so placed as to obstruct the view of motorists.

(2)

R-2 two-family residential district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per subdivision.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One monument sign for places of religious worship with a display area of no greater than four feet high vertical by six feet wide horizontal and 24 square feet total, and with a vertical height of the sign of no greater than five feet above the ground level.

(3)

R-3 multiple-family residential district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One wall sign of no greater than ten square feet and installed no higher than the interior ceiling of the first floor level.

f.

One monument sign for places of religious worship with a display area of no greater than four feet high vertical by six feet wide horizontal and 24 square feet total, and with a vertical height of the sign of no greater than five feet above the ground level.

g.

One monument sign for each multiple-family residential complex with a display area of no greater than four feet high vertical by eight feet wide horizontal and 32 square feet total, and with a vertical height of the sign of no greater than five feet above the ground level.

(4)

R-4 manufactured home residential district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per subdivision.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One monument sign for places of religious worship with a display area of no greater than four feet high vertical by six feet wide horizontal and 24 square feet total, and with a vertical height of the sign of no greater than five feet above the ground level.

(5)

C-1 general commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identification signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet, six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Automatic changing sign.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(6)

C-2 shopping center commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identification signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign per street frontage on lots of ten acres or more from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Automatic changing sign.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide, the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet, and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign pet lot, except lots of ten or more acres located on the corner of two intersecting streets shall be permitted one sign per street frontage and each sign shall be subject to the above height and square footage regulations.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(7)

C-3 city center commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identification signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a clearance of eight feet, six inches between the grade or the sidewalk and the lowest point or the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Automatic changing sign.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height or a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

p.

Street signs as approved by the board of public works and safety.

(8)

C-4 automobile oriented district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identification signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet, six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Automatic changing sign.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 square feet of display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot, except lots of five or more acres located on the corner of two intersecting public streets shall be permitted one sign per street frontage and each sign shall be subject to the above height and square footage restrictions.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(9)

C-5 neighborhood commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identification signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet, six inches between the grade or the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height or a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(10)

C-6 linear office district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identification signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet, six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards; only one sign for each lot shall be allowed with the following restrictions:

(i)

Monument sign type only;

(ii)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be eight feet; and

(iii)

Seventy five hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 60 square feet, and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 36 square feet.

(11)

C-7 automobile oriented restaurant commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet, six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy sign.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Automatic changing sign.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One temporary sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(12)

C-8 high-density suburban commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identifications signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding sign.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(13)

C-9 automobile-oriented sales commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identifications signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding signs.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(14)

C-10 filling stations commercial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identifications signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding signs.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(15)

I-I light industrial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identifications signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding signs.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(16)

I-2 heavy industrial district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identifications signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding signs.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(17)

S-1 extensive open space and public use district.

a.

One nameplate.

b.

One real estate sign per smallest street frontage.

c.

One construction sign per principal building.

d.

One integral sign.

e.

One painted graphic.

f.

Banner signs.

g.

Canopy or awning signs.

h.

Directional signs.

i.

Directory signs.

j.

Marquee signs.

k.

Wall signs.

l.

Window identifications signs.

m.

Projecting signs; and projecting signs as approved by the board of public works and safety with a minimum clearance of eight feet six inches between the grade of the sidewalk and the lowest point of the sign, and shall be located at the center of the building facade.

n.

Freestanding signs.

1.

One freestanding sign from the following sign type list, or one sign which is a combination of the sign types from the following list:

(i)

Changeable copy signs.

(ii)

Institutional bulletins.

(iii)

Public service message signs.

(iv)

Electronic reader board.

(v)

Multiface freestanding signs.

2.

The freestanding sign shall meet the following standards:

(i)

One foot of vertical height of sign structure per ten feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. The maximum vertical height of a sign structure shall be 35 feet. If the lot frontage is less than 150 feet wide the maximum vertical distance between the existing grade and the top of the sign may be 15 feet.

(ii)

Seventy-five-hundredths square foot of sign copy area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way and 1.25 feet of sign display area per three linear feet of lot frontage on the public right-of-way. If the lot frontage is less than 80 feet wide, the maximum sign copy area may be 20 square feet, and the maximum sign display area may be 33 square feet. The maximum display area shall be no greater than 450 square feet and the maximum copy area shall be no greater than 270 square feet.

(iii)

One freestanding sign per lot.

o.

One temporary sign as approved under section 129-75, temporary sign permits.

(18)

S-2 planned unit development district. All signage within a planned unit development that is adopted after the effective date of the ordinance from which this article is derived shall conform to the sign standards of the most restrictive zoning district in which the various land use would otherwise be permitted. The plan commission shall not deviate from these regulations.

(Code 1985, § 157.15; Ord. No. 3350, 1-15-1990; Ord. No. 3913, 1-3-1995; Ord. No. 4020, 2-20-1996; Ord. No. 4164, 5-5-1997; Ord. No. 4354, 11-16-1998)