A. No advertising signs of any kind shall be allowed in any residential zone, except signs pertaining to the sale or lease of residential property, nameplates, institutional signs, or signs indicating the existence of an office of a professional person, a home occupation, guest apartment and/or bed and breakfast establishment.

B. Lighted signs in residential zones must be indirect and no more than twenty-five watts total.

C. Residential signs, except for apartments and public and religious institutional signs, shall not exceed four square feet.

D. Apartments and guest apartments may be allowed up to sixteen square feet of signage if they have more than four units; four-plexes, triplexes and two-household dwellings may be allowed up to eight square feet of signage. (See Sections 17.93.200 and 17.93.210 for exceptions to the four square feet rule.)

E. Political signs in residential zones may not exceed four square feet and are subject to all other restrictions as listed in Section 17.93.200(B).

F. Freestanding signs in residential zones may not exceed five feet in height measured from grade. (Ord. 22-07 §§ 1, 2, 2022; Ord. 19-13 § 21 (part), 2019; Ord. 00-03 (part), 2000: Ord. 92-02 § 3.09, 1992; prior code § 27-3-25(A). Formerly 15.44.080)