(1) Amount permitted. On a multitenant property, one awning sign shall be allowed over each tenant's entrance.
(2) Awning signs shall not be internally illuminated.

(1) Electronic changeable message centers are permitted, provided that the copy does not change more than once every 30 seconds and the electronic changeable message center does not exceed 50% of the total area of all signs that is permitted at the lot of record.
(2) All electronic changeable message centers are required to have automatic dimming capability that adjusts the brightness to the ambient light at all times of the day and night.
(3) All electronic changeable message centers shall be made available for amber alerts and other emergency community notifications as deemed necessary by the law enforcement agency having jurisdiction.
(4) All electronic changeable message centers shall contain a default design that will freeze the message in one position in the event of a malfunction.
(5) All electronic changeable message centers shall be tested for electromagnetic compatibility and electromagnetic interference to avoid radio frequency interference from such sign with radios, cellular telephones, radar, TV signals, hospital equipment, etc.
(6) No electronic message is permitted to be repeated by flashing more than once every 16 seconds.

A. Manual changeable message centers are only permitted at permanent signs or marquee signs, which enclose the message center component on all sides with a finish of brick, stone, stucco, powder coated or comparably finished metal, or sign face that extends not less than one foot from the message center in all directions. Gaps between the message center and the finish are permitted to accommodate locks and hinges for a cover for the message center component, but only to the extent necessary for such locks and hinges to operate.
B. Manual changeable message centers shall not be internally lit unless:

(1) Such centers use opaque inserts with translucent letters, numbers, or symbols; and
(2) Blank opaque inserts that are the same color as the opaque portions of the letters, numbers, and symbols are used over all areas of the sign where copy is not present; and
(3) The opaque portion of the letters, numbers, and symbols is the same color.

(1) The scale of the mural shall be appropriate to the building and the site.
(2) The mural shall be appropriate within the context of the surrounding neighborhood.
(3) The mural shall be an original design.
(4) Sponsor and artist names may be incorporated but shall be discreet and not exceed five 5% of the design.
(5) Paint utilized should be of a professional quality and intended for exterior use. Generally reflective, neon, and fluorescent paints should not be used.
(6) The mural shall have a weatherproof and vandalism-resistant coating.

(1) The mural image shall be located on the elevation of structures that can be easily viewable to the public from a public way.
(2) The installation of a mural should complement and enhance the building and be incorporated architecturally into the facade.

(1) The theme of the mural shall be respectful of the greater context of the community, including historic and sociocultural contexts.

Figure 115 - Murals

(1) Area. The maximum sign area of an off-premises advertising sign shall be 160 square feet per sign face, one sign face per directional flow of traffic per sign structure.
(2) Height. The maximum height of an off-premises directional sign shall be 20 feet.
(3) Location. The location of an off-premises advertising sign shall comply with all of the following:

(a) Off-premises advertising signs shall be located only on a lot of record contiguous to an NYS designated road. Furthermore, off-premises advertising signs shall be located in the vicinity of an NYS designated road that requires such signs to be regulated by the NYS Signs Program, which is administered by the NYSDOT.
(b) Off-premises advertising signs shall not be located within a 300-foot radius of an intersection of two or more public roads or from any bridge.
(c) Off-premises advertising signs shall not be located closer than 300 linear feet from any other off-premises advertising sign measured from either side of the same road.
(d) Off-premises advertising signs shall not be located within a 300-foot radius of any cemetery, place of worship, park or school.

(4) Setback. The setbacks of an off-premises advertising sign shall comply with all of the following:

(a) An off-premises advertising sign shall be set back 10 feet from the right-of-way of a public road and 25 feet from any side lot line.
(b) An off-premises advertising sign shall not be located in a rear yard at a lot of record.
(c) An off-premises advertising sign shall be set back 25 feet from any building and/or structure.