Land Development Ordinance - Amended 6-3-2024

light intensity and the like shall only occurring during message change cycle, which shall be limited to five (5) seconds.

D. Off-Premises Signage . The provisions for digital display cannot be utilized for the purpose of off-premises signage, as permitted by the Land Development Ordinance (LDO), except where provide for the purpose of public safety or public information by a governmental entity.

h. Compliance with Other Applicable Regulations

All permanent signs shall be attached or affixed to the ground or building wall so as not to create a public safety hazard and shall meet all relevant and necessary North Carolina State Building Code and other applicable regulations.

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Permitted Sign Table

The following table provides basic information related to types of signs permitted, by lot and/or subdivision, according to the zoning district in which they are located, and applicable standards.

(1) Signs Requiring a Permit. A “ P ” indicates that a permit is required for a sign, in compliance with applicable standards of the Land Development Ordinance.

(2) Sign Not Requiring a Permit . An “ A ” indicates that a sign is allowed as a matter of right, in compliance with applicable standards, and that no permit is required related to the installation or display of such sign.

(3) Sign Not Permitted . A blank cell indicates that a sign is not permitted in the respective zoning district.

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