Ord 1591COUNCIL BILL NO. 397
ORDINANCE N0. 1591
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SIGN5, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES, AND DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY.
THE CITY OF WOODBURN DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1. Purpose and Intent. The purpose and intent
of this ordinance is as follows:
A. Safety. To promote the safety of persons and property
by providing that signs:
1. Do not create a hazard due to collapse, fire,
collision, decay or abandonment.
2. Do not obstruct fire fighting activity or police
surveillance.
3. Do not create traffic hazards by confusing or
distracting motorists, or by impairing the driver's
ability to see pedestrians, obstacles, or other
vehicles, or to read traffic signs.
B. Communication Efficiency. To promote the efficient
transfer of information in a sign message by providing
that:
1. Those signs which provide messages and information
most needed and sought by the public are given
priorities.
2. Businesses and services may identify themselves.
3. Customers and other persons may locate a business
or service.
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4. No person or group is arbitrarily denied the use of
sight lines from the public right-of-way for
communication purposes.
5. Persons exposed to signs are not overwhelmed by the
number of messages per sign and are able to exercise
freedom of choice to observe or ignore said messages
according to the observer's purpose.
C. Landscape Quality and Preservation. To protect the
public welfare and to enhance the appearance and aesthetic
sight of the landscape by providing that signs:
1. Do not interfere with scenic views.
2. Do not create a nuisance to occupancy of adjacent
and contiguous property by the brightness, size,
height or movement.
3. Do not create a nuisance to persons using the
public rights-of-way.
4. Are not detrimental to land or property values.
5. Contribute to the special character or particular
areas or districts within the city helping the
observer understand the city and orient within it.
D. General Intent. To achieve the above stated goals, the
Common Council of the City of Woodburn finds it reasonable
and prudent and in the general public interest to regulate
the construction, erection, maintenance, electrification,
illumination, type, size, number and location of sign.
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SIGN REGULATIONS
GENEF,AL PROVISIONS
Section 2. Definitions. As usea~ in this ordinance,
unless the context otherwise requires:
A. Construct. Means to build, erect, attach, hang, place,
suspend, paint, affix, or otherwise ,bring into being.
B. Street Frontage. A lot line fronting on a street or
highway.
C. P~aintain. ~7eans to permit or suffer a sign, sign structure
or part thereof to continue or to repair or refurbish a
sign, sign structure or part thereof.
D. Non-Structural Trim. Means the molding, battens, caps,
nailing strips and latticing letters and walkways which
are attached to a sign structure.
E. Person, r~eans individuals, corporations, associations,
cooperatives, firms, partners, joint stock companies, or
any other person created by law.
F. Simon. Any sign, display, r~essage, light other than
illumination designed primarily for the illumination of
the premises, emblem, device, figure, mannequin, painting,
drawing, placard, poster or other thing that is designed,
used or intended for an advertising purpose or to inform
or attract attention of the public; and includes, where
applicable, the sign structure, display service and all
components of the sign. "Sign" includes, but is not
limited to:
1. Off-Premises Advertising Sign. A sign which advertises
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goods, products, businesses or services which are
not sold, manufactured or distributed on or from:
the premises or facilities oyl which the sign is
located.
2. Building Directory. A sign giving the name and
room number of location of the occupants of a
building, limited to an attached wall sign.
3. Combination Sign. A sign incorporating any combination
of the features of a free standing, projecting or.
roof sign.
4. Directional Sign. An on-premises sign designed to
be read by a person already on the premises and
used only to identify and locate an entrance, exit,
motor vehicle route, telephone or similar place or
service.
~. Electric Sign. A sign containing electrical wiring
intended to be hooked up.
6. Free Standing Sign. An on°premise sign supported
by one or more uprights or braces in the ground and
detached from., or only incidentally attached to,
any building or structure.
7. Illuminated Sign. All or any portion of a sign
that is illuminated by lamps, bulbs, tubes or other
light source contained in or upon the sign.
S. l~iessage Sign. A sign providing information by
means of sequential illumination of lights contained
in or upon a sign including, but not limited to, a
time and temperature sign.
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9. Non-conforming Sign. A sign not conforming to the
provisions of this ordinance.
H. Sign Structure. Means the supports, braces and framework
of the sign.
I. Terlporary Sign. Means and includes any sign, banner,
pennant, valance or advertising display constructed of
cloth, canvas, light fabric, cardboard, wallboard or other
similar materials with or without frames, intended
to be displayed for a period of time not to exceed 30 days.
J. Integrated Shopping Center. A group of two or more
businesses which are planned and designed as a center,
whether or not the businesses, buildings or land are under
common ownership.
K. Freeway Orientated Activity. A motel, hotel, gas station,
eating facility or truck stop or any other person or use
so designated by the Planning Commission under the pro-
cedures established in Section 24 of this ordinance.
Section 3. ~?aintenance of Signs. No persons shall con-
struct or maintain any sign or supporting structure except in a safe
and structurally sound condition. If the building official
shall find any sign regulated herein is so unsafe or insecure as
to constitute a real and present danger to the public, he shall
mail written notice to the last known address of the sign owner
and the property owner. If such sign is not removed or altered so
as to comply with the standards herein set forth within 30 days
after such notice, the building official may cause the sign
to be removed or altered to comply with the standards at the
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expense of the sign owner or owner of the property upon which it
is located. The building official may cause any sign which is an
immediate peril to persons or property to be removed summarily and
without notice.
Section 4. Signs Z~ot to Obstruct Fire Escape or Fire
Hydrants. No persons shall construct a sign or supporting structure
in such a manner or location that it will unreasonably obstruct
access to any fire escape or other means of egress from a building
or an exit corridor, exit hallway or exit doorway, and no sign or
support structure shall cover, wholly or partly, any window or
doorway in any manner that will substantially limit access to the
building in case of fire. No sign or supporting structure shall
be located within a 10 foot radius of afire hydrant.
Section 5. Permits Required. It shall be unlawful for
any person to construct, structually alter or relocate within the
City of Woodburn any sign or other advertising structure as defined
in this ordinance without first obtaining a sign permit from the
building official and making payment of the fee required in Section
~ hereof. All illuminated signs shall, in addition, be subject to
the provisions of the electrical code and the permit fees required
thereunder.
Section 6. Application For Permit. Application f_or a
sign permit shall be Made upon blanks provided by the building
official and shall contain or have attached thereto the following
information:
A. Tame, address and telephone number of the applicant.
B. Location of building, structure or lot to which or upon
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which the sign or other advertising structure is to be
attached or erected.
C. A sketch showing the method of attachment, construction,
design, stress of roof or cantilever type signs, and such
other information as may be necessary so that the building
official may determine the compliance of the sign with
this ordinance.
D. Name of person, firm, corporation or association directing
the construction.
Section 7. Permits Null and Void. If the work authorized
under a sign permit has not been completed within 90 days after date
of issuance, said permit shall become null and void.
Section 8. Permit Fees. Every applicant before being
granted a permit hereunder shall pay the City of Woodburn a fee of
$10.00 for each such sign or other advertising structures to be
constructed, structually altered or relocated. The fee for a
temporary sign shall be $5.00 each.
Section 9. Permit Revocable at Any Time. All rights and
privileges acquired under the provisions of this ordinance or any
amendment are mere licenses revocable by the building official at
any time upon violation of_ this ordinance.
Section 10. Sign Contractor License.
A. No person shall engage in the business o.f hanging, re-
hanging, placing, constructing, installing, painting or
structually altering, relocating any sign or any electric
sign, projecting sign, roof sign or advertising sign,
except signs exer~~pted in Section 15, without first having
obtained a sign contractor's license from the building
official.
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B. Transferability. No license shall be transferrable.
C. If the building official finds that any licensee has
failed to comply with the provisions of this code, the
building official shall notify the City Council before
the expiration of such person's license. ~~ryhe City Council
may, after a public hearing, at which all interested
persons shall have the right to be heard and offer oral
or written testimony, refuse to renew the license of
such person if it finds that the licensee has failed to
comply with the provisions of this ordinance.
D. The application for a sign contractor's license shall
be accompanied by a certificate of insurance or other
acceptable proof of insurance in force for the term of
the license in the sum of $20,000 property damage and
$100,000 - $300,000 public liability insurance.
The insurance requirements shall not apply to those who
only paint signs located entirely on private property
and who do not work over public sidewalks or streets.
E. The license fee shall be $25.00 per year; the license
shall expire one year from the date of issuance.
Section 11. Non-Comforming Signs.
A. within 90 days of the passage of this ordinance, the
City Administrator or his designate, shall inventory all
signs which do not conform to the provisions of this
ordinance. He shall supply a written notice of non-
conformance to the sign owner by certified mail or, if
the owner of the sign cannot be determined, he shall
post upon the sign or close to it notice of non-conformance.
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As areas are annexed into the city, the City Administrator
shall survey the newly annexed area and notify owners of
non-conforming signs in the above prescribed manner.
B. Deadline for Removal of T~1on-Conforming Signs or Bringing Into
('nnfnrmanrA
1. The time for removal or bringing into conformance
of non-conforming signs shall begin from the date
of notification by the City Administrator.
2. One year - The time for conforr~ance where the cost
of bringing the sign into conformance or removal
and, if applicable, replacement of the sign, whichever
is less, is less than $500.
3. Two Years - the time for conformance where the cost
of bringing the sign into conformance or removal
and, if applicable, replacement, is greater than
$500 but which ~~~ere in the city limits when this
ordinance was passed and were also not in conformance
with similar provisions of Ordinance No. 1370,
woodburn's prior sign ordinance.
4. Five Years - the time for conformance where the
cost of bringing the sign in conformances or removal
and, if applicable, replacement, is greater than
$500 but which were not in violation of Woodburn's
prior sign ordinance.
C. ~~iaintenance and Repair of Non-Conforming Sign. Normal
repair, maintenance and change of advertising copy,
including change of name of the business owner is permitted
on non-conforming signs. Structural alterations shall
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be made only where required for safety. With that
exception, no structural alterations shall be made nor
shall such sign be reconstructed or moved except as
provided in this section.
D. Reconstruction of Non-Conforming Signs. Anon-conforming
sign may be reconstructed if moved for construction or
repair of public works, or if damaged by an Act of God
or an accident, if the damage does not exceed 50 percent
of replacement cost. Such reconstruction shall be done
within six months from the date the sign was damaged.
Section 12. enforcement.
A. If a sign is erected without a permit and one is required
under the provisions of this ordinance, but the sign is
otherwise in confor~iance with all of the provisions of
this ordinance, the violation is subject to a fine of
not to exceed $500.
B. If a sign not in conformance with the provisions of this
ordinance is errected without a permit, the city building
official shall notify the owner to remove the sign
within 30 days. If the sign is not removed within 30
days, the city building official shall remove the sign
and charge the cost of removal to the property. The
person erecting a sign without a permit is also subject
to a fine of not to exceed $500.
C. The Planning Commission may not grant a variance for a
non-conforming sign which has been erected without a
permit.
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Section 13, Variances. All requests for variances to
this ordinance will be processed under the procedures of Chapter
15 of the t~loodburn Zoning Ordinance.
Section 14. Certain Signs Prohibited. ~lhe following
signs are prohibited in all cases:
A. Signs or sign structures which, by coloring, wording or
location, resemble or conflict with a traffic control
sign or device, or which make use of words such as
"look", '°stop", "danger" or any other word, phrase,
symbol or character in such rt~anner as to interfere with,
mislead or confuse traffic.
B. Signs that create a safety hazard by obstructing clear
view of pedestrians or vehicular traffic.
C. Signs that glare, flash, change color more than four
times per minute, reflect, blink or appear to do any of
these things, except signs which convey ti~~e, temperature,
date or stock market index to the public.
D. Signs that display a message or graphic representation
that are lewd, indecent or otherwise offensive to public
rnorals.
E. Signs on public property except when authorized by the
appropriate public agency.
F. Any signs or advertising statuary which move or give the
appearance of movement, except for clocks, barber
poles and signs which convey time, temperature, date or
stock market index to the public.
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G. Sign materials which produce movement achieved by normal
wind currents.
~i. No exposed reflective type bulb, no strobe light or
incandescent lamp which exceed 15 watts shall be used so
as to expose the face of the bulb, light or lamp to any
public street.
I. Flame as a source of light when exposed to the motoring
public.
J. Attention getting devices, including search lights,
propellers, streamers, balloons and similar devices or
ornamentations designed for purpose of attracting attention
promotion or advertising.
K. Signs which advertise a service, product, or use not
located at the site of the sign, except as provided in
Section 24.
Section 15. Signs Allowed in Any District. The following
signs and operations are allowed in all zoning districts where the
use is permitted, and shall not require a sign permit, but shall
conform to all other applicable provisions of this ordinance:
A. One real estate sign per parcel, not exceeding four square
feet in a residential zone and not exceeding 16 square
feet in any other zone.
B. Bulletin boards not over 32 square feet in area for
public, charitable or religious institutions when the
same are located on the premises of said institutions.
C. Changing of the advertising copy or message on a painted
or printed sign or billboard on a theater narquee and
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similar signs specifically designed for the use of re-
placeable copy.
D. Painting, repainting and normal maintenance and repair of
a sign or sign structure unless a substantial structural
change is made.
E. Signs denoting the architect, engineer, contractor or
subdivision development, when placed upon work under
construction and not exceeding 32 square feet in area.
F. Occupational signs which are non-illuminated, name plates
and building directories related only to the use and
occupancy of the building to which attached and not
exceeding 16 square feet of surface area which are part of
the building construction or are attached as wall signs.
G. r2emorial signs or tablets, names of buildings and date of
erection when cut into any masonry surface or when con-
structed of bronze or other incombustible materials.
H. Signs located inside of buildings unless such signs
violate the illumination requirements. Signs attached to
the inside or outside of a window are for the purposes of
this ordinance deemed to be located inside a building,
however, the total area of permanent signs in windows
shall not exceed 200 of the window area. Temporary signs
are exempt from the 20o coverage provision.
I. Signs not visible from a public right-of-way.
K. Banners and decorations for area wide promotions not
advertising a specific item or business.
L. Seasonal decorations.
M. Temporary political campaign signs, if located only on
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private property, with the consent of the legal possessor
of the premises; not located on utility poles, trees or
rocks; limited to a sign area of 10 square feet and a
miximum dimension of 5 feet, located 10 feet inside
property lines if located within 10 .feet of intersecting
street or street and alley property lines; maintained in
a neat, clean, attractive condition and removed within
5 days after the advertised election date. Such signs
may be erected no sooner than 30 days prior to the election
in question.
Section 16. Signs How Measured.
A. Sign area is measured within lines drawn between the
outermost points of a sign, but excluding essential sign
structure, foundations or supports.
B. The area of all signs in existence at the time of enactment
of this ordinance, whether conforming or non-conforming,
shall be counted in determining perrlitted sign area.
Where a sign is of a three-dimensional, round or irregular
solid shape, the largest cross section shall be used in a
flat projection for the purpose of determining sign area.
C. Height of a sign is measured from the higher of the
average grade below the sign or the adjacent road grade to
the topmost point of the sign.
Section 17. Setbacks and Vision Clearance Areas.
A. Sign structures are not allowed in any required setback
area. Signs may project over the setback area if there is
at least eight foot, six inches of clearance from the
bottom portion of the sign to the grade below. Any
permit issued under this section is non-transferrable and
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the sign may only be used for the purpose for which it
has been granted.
E. Vision Clearance Area. r~To temporary or free standing sign
shall be erected or maintained in a vision clearance area.
Vision clearance areas, in addition to any prescribed by
other ordinances, shall include:
1. At the intersection of two street-front property
lines, or a street front and an alley property line,
a triangle formed by drawing a line 10 feet back
along the street or alley front property lines and
connecting them with a diagonal line.
2. Along any frontage where there is an entrance onto or
exit from any street or highway within 10 feet of
the street right-of-way line.
3. Except as provided in this subsection, no free standing
sign shall project or extend into any vision clearance
area prescribed by any provision of this ordinance.
One or two sign posts supporting a free standing sign
may be located within the vision clearance area
provided they are necessary for the support of the
sign and they do not exceed a combined total width of
12 inches, and provided further that no other portion
of the sign or supporting member is located within
the vision clearance area between two and seven feet
above grade.
Section 18. Sign Regulations by Type of Sign.
A. Projecting Sign.
1. No projecting sign or other signs shall project more
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than four feet over public property or closer than
within three feet of the curb line.
2. Projecting signs shall not be permitted in a residential
sign district. In other districts, maximum projections
shall be limited to six feet.
3. The inner edge of a projecting sign shall not be more
than six inches from the face of the building to
which it is attached.
4. Minimum clearance below projecting signs shall be
eight feet six inches.
B. wall Signs.
1. No wall signs shall project more than 12 inches
beyond the wall to which it is attached.
2. No wall signs shall cover wholly or partially any
wall opening nor project beyond the surface edge of
the wall to which it is attached.
3. Where a wall sign extends over public or private
walkway, vertical clearance of seven feet six inches
shall be maintained from such walkway.
C. Free Standing Signs.
1. No free standing signs shall project over public
property.
2. A free standing sign shall be directly supported by
poles or foundation supports in or upon the ground.
No external cross braces, guy wires, T frames,
A frames, trusses or similar bracing systems shall be
used in constructing free standing signs. Nothing
in this subsection prohibits the use of standardized
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outdoor structures and stringers customarily used for
the support of sections of the display surface of
surfaces thereof.
D. Roof Signs.
1. No roof sign shall extend above the ridge line of a
roof top.
2. All roof signs shall be directly supported by poles
or foundation supports in ar upan the roof. No
external cross braces, guy wires, T frames, A frames,
trusses or similar bracing systems shall be used to
construct roof signs. Nothing in this subsection
prohibits the use of standardized advertising structures
and stringers customarily used for the support of
sections of the display surface or surfaces thereof.
E. Signs Under Marquee. Signs may be located under a marquee
if vertical clearance of seven feet, six inches is maintained
between the sign and the grade below. No supporting
member of any signs suspended under a marquee shall pierce
or extend through the marquee. Under the marquee signs
shall be limited to a vertical height of 12 inches and a
maximum sign area of four square feet.
F. Wall Facade for Signs. A sign structure for placement of
principal or secondary signs which may be erected on top
of a wall, parapet or building face shall comply with
height limits for wall signs and shall require a plans
check by the building official of materials and construction.
Materials used may be the same as those used for a sign.
If the building official determines that an existing or
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proposed wall facade for signs might interfere with fire
fighting access, he shall submit the wall facade to the
fire marshal for approval. The supporting structure of
any wall facade per sign shall be completely enclosed so
as not to be visible from any public property.
Section 19. Signs in Residential Districts. No sign or
outdoor advertising of any character shall be permitted in an RS,
RD, RL, RM or Rai district except the following:
A. Any sign permitted in Section 15.
B. One non-illuminated sign not exceeding 16 square feet in
area.
C. The height of a sign shall not exceed five feet.
Section 20. Signs in CO and "P" Districts. P1o sign or
outdoor advertising of any character shall be permitted in a CO or
'°P" district except the fallowing:
A. One sign placed flat against the building, not exceeding
one-half (1/2} square foot of sign area per each lineal
foot of parcel frontage occupied by such building fronting
on a city street. Such sign may be illur~inated.
B. One detached, non-illuminated sign identifying a group of
businesses combined as a shopping center in addition to
permitted sign areas for individual businesses. Such
signs shall not contain the names of individual business
in the center and shall not exceed 24 square feet in area,
or 15 feet in height.
Section 21. Signs in Commercial and Industrial Districts.
No sign or outdoor advertising of any character shall be permitted
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in a CR, CG, ID, CB, IC, IP, IL or IH zoning district except the
following:
A. Two signs per each separate business, the total combined
area of which shall not exceed 50 square feet or one
square foot per foot of frontage, whichever is greater.
Only one projecting or free standing sign is allowed per
business.
B. No sign shall be illuminated unless the wall of the
building or store on which such sign is displayed or
painted, or to which such sign is applied or attached,
faces upon a street where the property on the opposite
side thereof is in a CO, CR, CG, CB, ID, IC, IP, IL, or IH
district.
C. One under marquee sign per business.
D. If a building has two or more frontages, each secondary
frontage shall be allowed one additional sign attached to
the building. The area shall be limited to one-half square
foot of area .for each foot of building frontage. Only one
principal frontage is allowed per business.
E. Free standing signs are limited to 25 feet in height.
F. Projecting and free standing signs are limited to 75
square feet in area.
G. A business fronting on an alley may have one sign attached
to the building limited to 16 square feet.
H. Directional signs, one such sign is permitted near each
driveway in a commercial zone. Area of each sign shall
not exceed 12 square feet.
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Section 22. Additional Signs Allowed in a Commercial Highway
District. All business fronting on State Highway 99F, State
Highway 214, or State Highway 211, except those that are in any
"R", CO, IP, IL, or IH zone, are allowed the following signs in
lieu of the detached signs allowed under Section 21:
A. One detached sign not to exceed 100 square feet of area
or 35 feet in height, for each business with a frontage
exceeding 90 feet on one of the state highways.
B. Only one free standing sign per business is allowed.
Section 23. Signs Allocaed for a Freeway Oriented Business.
The following signs are allowed for a freeway oriented business in
a CG, or ID zone:
A. All signs allowed in Section 21, if they are attached to
the building.
B. One free standing sign may be up to 45 feet in height and
200 square feet in area, regardless of the business frontage.
C. "Freeway oriented activity" shall mean a motel, hotel, gas
station, eating facility or truck stop. Other persons may
petition the Planning Commission for designation as freeway
oriented activity. The Planning Commission shall grant
the designation only when it finds that the business or
activity is of such nature and location that it is com-
mitted primarily to providing service, lodging or products
to non-resident travelers on non-access interstate freeways
and that the activity cannot economically exist or operate
without serving that class of persons. The procedure used
shall be the same as that for variances.
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Section 24. Off-Premise Advertising Signs.
A. All off premise advertising signs shall be approved by the
Planning Commission prior to issuance of a perr~it.
B. Off premise signs shall be permitted in CG, ID or industrial
zones only.
C. The Planning Commission shall grant a permit for off-
premise advertising signs only when the property owner or
business owner can demonstrate that the existing signs
allowed under this ordinance fail to relieve an unreasonable
hardship and that the hardship can only be relieved by the
erection of an off premise advertising sign, and erection
of the sign will not in any way detract from any other
property or be a detriment to the community.
D. Any permit issued under this section is non-transferrable
and the sign may only be used for purpose for which
granted.
E. Any decision by the Planning Commission may be appealed to
the Common Council, and the Common Council may call up
any action of the Planning Commission for review using the
same procedures as for a variance.
F. The maximum size permitted for one off-premise advertising
sign shall be 300 square feet in area and 30 feet in
height.
Section 25. Special Sign Regulations for Integrated Shopping
Centers. Signs permitted by this section shall be the only signs
permitted in an integrated shopping center except those in CO
zones.
A. Integrated Shopping Center. An integrated shopping center
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is defined in Section 2, subsection J, of this ordinance.
when doubt arises as to whether an area is a shopping
center or whether a particular business is a part of the
shopping center, the Planning Commission shall make the
final determination.
B. One free standing sign with a maximum area of 150 feet for
the shopping center. The height of such sign is limited
to 35 feet.
C. The center may have the same directional, motor vehicle
and temporary signs as allowed individual businesses under
this ordinance.
D. One sign is permitted for each individual business fronting
on a street or parking lot, which is limited to a wall or
roof sign with an area of the larger of 30 square feet or
one square foot per foot of frontage on a street or parking
lot.
E. One under marquee sign for each frontage or each business.
F. Interior businesses which do not have frontages on a
street or parking lot may share the principal sign area of
the principal occupant of the building.
Section 26. Temporary Signs.
A. No temporary signs shall be internally illuminated or be
illuminated by an external light source primarily intended
for the illumination of the temporary sign.
B. ~1o temporary signs shall project over public property or
extend into any landscaped area required by any provision
of city ordinances except by special permission of the
City Administrator.
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C. No temporary signs shall be erected or maintained which,
by reason of ~.ts size or location, constitute a hazard to
motorists or pedestrians.
D. No temporary signs shall be located in any prescribed
vision clearance area.
E. No temporary sign may be erected for a period greater than
30 days.
F. The sign area of temporary signs is limited to 32
square feet.
G. "A" frame and "T" frame signs shall be allowed on a
temporary basis only.
Section 27. This ordinance being necessary for the
immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety, an
emergency is declared to exist and this ordinance shall take effect
immediately upon passage by the Council and approval by the Mayor.
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APPROVED`:. ~ a~r~°..~*~~~ ~~~: ~ ~~. , ~~ .~ .~~,;, _~. ~ _~
Stanl ,Mayor
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Passed by the Council
Submitted to the I4~ayor
Approved by the I~~ayor
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
January 23, 1978
January 25, 1978
January 25, 1978
January 25, 1978
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ATTEST: ';'~~. i~.~~ r
Barney Burris, Recorder
City of ~~1oo~.burn, Oregon
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I, BARNEY 0. BURRIS, Recorder of the City of Woodburn, do
hereby certify that I caused to be posted three copies of
Ordinance No. 1591, one of which said copies posted in the
City Hall on the bulletin board opposite the entrance to
the Recorder's Office, in full view of the traveling public;
a second one of said copies posted on the Woodburn Public
Library bulletin board at 280 Garfield Street, in full view
of the traveling public; a third one of said copies posted
on the Community Center bulletin board at 491 N. Third St.,
in full view of the traveling publics that all of said places
are public places within the corporate limits of the City
of Woodburn and all of said copies were posted on the
24th day of
January 1978.
arney B rris, Recorder
City of Woodburn, Oregon