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external type, do not want to exclude nonresidential uses from having these forms of lighting, so <br /> long as they meet conditions. <br /> H. Section 174-54H currently reads: Subdivisions. One (1) subdivision name sign,, not to <br /> exceed twenty (20) square feet, May be permitted for each entry to a subdivision from a public <br /> way. <br /> 1. By changing Section 174-54H to read as follows: <br /> One identification sign not to exceed six (6) square feet per entrance to subdivision. <br /> Except for subdivisions with over 20 lots, one sign per entrance not to exceed 20 square <br /> feet in sign area. For such subdivisions, two single face signs will be allowed, one for each <br /> side of the entrance, so long as the total signage does not exceed twenty (20) square feet., <br /> Explanation: To allow larger subdivisions to have a single-face sign on each comer of the <br /> entrance. These signs would be smaller and can add to the enhancement of the entrance. For <br /> smaller subdivisions a smaller sign would be more appropriate. <br /> 11. By adding a new subsection J to Section 174-54: <br /> J. Condominium and Apartment Complexes. One identification sign not to exceed six (6) <br /> square feet per entrance to apartment and condo complexes. Except for complexes over 20 <br /> units, one sign per entrance not to exceed 20 square feet in sign area. For such complexes, <br /> two single face signs will be allowed, one for each side of the entrance, so long as the total <br /> signage does not exceed twenty (20) square feet <br /> Explanation: To provide the legal application of entrance signs to apartment and condominium <br /> complexes. The size requirements are the same as for subdivisions as discussed above. <br /> T. Section 174-55A currently reads: There shall be no temporary or permanent special <br /> promotion signs, banners, streamers or placards erected, suspended, posted or affixed in any <br /> manner outdoors or on the exterior or any building except for public purposes, except by permit <br /> from the Building Inspector. <br /> 1. By changing Section 174- . to read as follows: <br /> Temporary special event sign(s) and decoration(s) per premises as allowed by permit from <br /> the Building Inspector for special events, grand openings, or holidays. Such signs, and <br /> decorations may be erected 7 days prior to a special event or holiday and shall be removed <br /> 24 hours following the event or holiday. For grand openings, such signs may be used for <br /> no more than 7 days. This excludes those signs which need Board of Selectmen approval. <br /> Explanation: This section is proposed to be re-written in order to provide more clarity on the <br /> timeframe of these types of signs. <br /> J. Section 174-55B currently reads,: On, each lot in a commercial or industrial district, there is <br /> permitted one (1) sign affixed to the exterior of each building for each business therein. The top <br /> edge of each sign shall be not higher than the roof ridge of the building, or the highest point of <br /> the roof if no ridge pole, and not higher than the plate of a flat roof. The maximum area of the <br /> sign shall be five percent (5%) of the area of the wall upon which the sign is located. In <br /> addition, an identification sign at each building entrance will be exempted, which shall be up to <br /> 22 <br />