§ 88-8.206. Objectives.

The objectives of, and justification for the various regulations relative to signs and outdoor advertising structures, as contained in this chapter are to:

(1)

Provide a reasonable system of controls of signs, integrated within the comprehensive zoning plan set forth in this title;

(2)

Encourage signs which are well designed and pleasing in appearance and to provide incentive and latitude for variety, good design relationship and spacing;

(3)

Encourage a desirable urban character with a minimum of overhead clutter;

(4)

Enhance the economic value of each community through the regulation of the size, location, design, and illumination of signs;

(5)

Attract and direct persons to various activities and enterprises in order to provide for the maximum public convenience;

(6)

Encourage signs which are compatible with adjacent land uses; and

(7)

Reduce possible traffic and safety hazards through proper location and design of signs.

It is recognized that the attractiveness of the community is an important factor of the general welfare of the citizens of the county and that reasonable control of signs is in the public interest.

(Ord. 70-37 § I (part), 1970: prior code § 8380.104).

Article 88-8.4. Definitions