§ 138-52. Signs for oceanfront and bayfront buildings.

(a)

Oceanfront signs. Signs located between the erosion control line (ECL) and the main structure shall be limited to the following:

(1)

One sign identifying the main structure, sign area not to exceed one percent of the wall area facing the ECL with a maximum size of 75 square feet.

(2)

One sign per accessory use, sign area not to exceed 20 square feet.

(3)

A flat sign located on a wall facing an extension of a dead-end street, municipal parking lot or park, and within the area designated as the dune district or the required 50-foot rear yard setback at the ground level, may be permitted with a maximum size of ten square feet of sign for only one accessory use.

(4)

Illuminated signs shall only consist of flush-mounted, back-lit letters. This does not apply to the MXE district.

(b)

Bayfront signs. Bayfront buildings shall have no more than one sign facing the bay, limited to the main permitted use. Such sign shall only consist of flush-mounted, back-lit letters, with copy limited to the main permitted use. The area of such sign shall not exceed one percent of the wall area facing the bay with a maximum size of 50 square feet. The design and location of the sign shall be approved by the design review process or certificate of appropriateness process as applicable.

(Ord. No. 2016-4045, § 1, 10-19-16)