ARTICLE
V -
SIGNS
Section
501
-
Erection
and
Maintenance
of Signs
Signs
may be
erected
and
maintained
only
when in
compliance
with the
provisions
of this
Article
and any
and all
other
ordinances
and
regulations
relating
to the
erection,
alteration,
or
maintenance
of signs
and
similar
devices.
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Section
502
- Signs
in
Residential
Districts
Unless
otherwise
provided
for in
this
Ordinance,
the
following
types of
signs
and no
other
shall be
permitted
in the
R-1 Low
Density
Residential
Districts.
All
signs
shall be
subject
to all
General
Regulations
specified
in
Section
506.
502.1
Signs
advertising
the sale
or
rental
of the
premises
upon
which
they are
erected,
when
erected
by the
owner or
broker
or any
other
person
interested
in the
sale or
rental
of such
premises,
may be
erected
and
maintained,
provided:
(1) the
size of
any such
sign is
not in
excess
of six
(6)
square
feet;
and (2)
not more
than two
signs
are
placed
by any
broker/realtor
(including
the
owner)
upon any
property
in
single
and
separate
ownership,
with a
maximum
of four
(4) such
signs
per
property.
502.2
Signs
bearing
the word
"sold"
or the
word
"rented"
with the
name of
persons
effecting
the sale
or
rental
may be
erected
and
maintained
provided
the
conditions
in
subsection
502.1
hereof
are
complied
with and
such
signs
are
removed
within
thirty
(30)
days
after
erection.
502.3
Signs of
mechanics,
painters
and
other
artisans
may be
erected
and
maintained
during
the
period
such
persons
are
performing
work on
the
premises
on which
such
signs
are
erected,
provided:
(1) the
size
thereof
is not
in
excess
of
twelve
(12)
square
feet;
and (2)
such
signs
are
removed
promptly
upon
completion
of the
work.
502.4
Trespassing
signs or
signs
indicating
the
private
nature
of a
driveway
or
property
provided
that the
size of
any sign
shall
not
exceed
two (2)
square
feet
provided
that
tresspassing
signs
related
to
private
roads
and
driveways
may be
increased
to
sixteen
(16)
square
feet.
502.5
Signs of
schools,
colleges,
churches,
hospitals,
sanitariums,
or other
institutions
of a
similar
nature
may be
erected
and
maintained
on the
same
premises
to which
the
signs
refer
provided:
(1) the
size of
any such
sign is
not in
excess
of fifty
(50)
square
feet;
and (2)
not more
than two
signs
are
placed
on a
property
in
single
and
separate
ownership,
unless
such
property
fronts
upon
more
than one
street,
in which
event
two (2)
such
signs
may be
erected
on each
frontage.
Directional
signs
stating
the name
and
location
of such
institutions
may be
erected
within
the
Township
as
permitted
as a
conditional
use. No
such
signs
shall be
greater
than six
(6)
square
feet.
One
changeable
message
sign for
purposes
of
advertising
sermons,
activities,
events
and the
like at
such
institutions,
which
may be
up to
thirty-two
(32)
square
feet
shall
also be
permitted.
502.6
Signs
advertising
home
occupations
may not
be
larger
than
four (4)
square
feet,
and may
include
the
name,
occupation,
and
logotype
or
trademark,
if
appropriate,
of the
practitioner.
This
size may
be
increased
to eight
(8)
square
feet
along
Routes 6
and 739.
Such
signs
shall
not be
illuminated.
502.7
On-site
signs
advertising
the sale
of farm
products
at an
on-farm
stand,
provided:
(1) the
size of
any such
sign is
not in
excess
of six
(6)
square
feet;
and (2)
not more
than two
signs
are
used;
and (3)
the
signs
shall be
displayed
only
when
such
products
are on
sale.
502.8
Nameplates
and
Identification
signs.
Signs
indicating
the name
and
address
of the
occupant
shall be
no
larger
than two
(2)
square
feet in
area.
502.9
Signs
erected
by
a
government
entity
to
identify
a Public
Park or
Playground
as
defined
in this
ordinance
which
signs
shall
not
exceed
such
size and
number
as
approved
by the
Dingman
Township
Board of
Supervisors.
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Section
503
- Signs
in Rural
and
Limited
Neighborhood
Development
Districts
Unless
otherwise
provided
for in
this
Ordinance,
the
following
types of
signs
and no
other
shall be
permitted
in RU
Rural
and
ND2
Limited
Neighborhood
Development
Districts.
All
signs
shall be
subject
to all
General
Regulations
specified
in
Section
506:
503.1
All
signs
permitted
in
Section
502 for
Residential
District,
and
those
further
provided
for
herein.
503.2
Signs
advertising
the sale
and
rental
of the
premises
on which
located
provided
they do
not
exceed
the
limits
of
Section
502.1
hereof
for
dwellings
or fifty
(50)
square
feet per
entrance
to a
mobile
home
park.
503.3
Signs
advertising
or
identifying
a
business
or
trade,
provided
they do
not
exceed
three
(3) per
property
and
thirty-two
(32)
square
feet
each in
area.
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Section
504
- Signs
in
Conservation
and
Parks
Districts
Unless
otherwise
provided
for in
this
Ordinance,
the
following
types of
signs
and no
others
shall be
permitted
in the
Conservation
and
Parks CP
District.
All
signs
shall be
subject
to all
General
Regulations
specified
in
Section
506:
504.1
Signs
advertising
the sale
or
rental
of the
premises
upon
which
located,
provided
they do
not
exceed
one
sign by
any
broker/realtor
(including
the
owner)
upon any
property
in
single
and
separate
ownership
with a
maximum
of four
(4) such
signs
per
property.
504.2
Name
plates
not
exceeding
two (2)
square
feet in
area and
one (1)
per
property.
504.3
Signs
for the
purposes
of
identifying
the
location
of a
non-residential
use,
other
than
Inns,
provided
such
signs
are
located
on the
subject
premises
and
relate
only to
the use
of that
particular
property.
Such
signs
shall
meet the
requirements
for
signs as
set
forth in
Section
505.
504.4
Signs
erected
by
a
government
entity
to
identify
a Public
Park or
Playground
as
defined
in this
ordinance
which
signs
shall
not
exceed
such
size and
number
as
approved
by the
Dingman
Township
Board of
Supervisors.
504.5
Signs
for the
purpose
of
identifying
the
location
of an
Inn,
provided
such
signs
are
located
on the
business
premises
and
relate
only to
the use
of that
particular
property
and
further
provided
that
such
signs do
not
exceed
one (1)
double-sided
sign per
property
along a
public
street
and
sixteen
(16)
square
feet
each
side in
area.
504.6
Signs
for
purposes
of
identifying
the
location
of a
public
or
semi-public
use
shall be
allowed,
provided
that
such
signs
are
located
on the
subject
property
and
relate
only to
the use
of the
property,
and
shall
not
exceed
two
signs
per road
frontage,
with no
individual
sign
exceeding
32
square
feet in
area.
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Section
505
- Signs
in
Neighborhood
Commercial
and
Resort
Commercial
Districts
Unless
otherwise
provided
for in
this
Ordinance,
the
following
types of
signs
and no
others
shall be
permitted
in the
Neighborhood
Commercial
NC and
Resort
Commercial
RC
Districts.
All
signs
shall be
subject
to all
the
General
Regulations
specified
in
Section
506:
505.1
All
signs
permitted
in
Residential,
Rural,
and
Limited
Neighborhood
Developmen
Districts
except
as
further
provided
for
herein.
505.2
Signs
advertising
or
identifying
business
or trade
located
on the
lot upon
which
the
business
or trade
is
located,
provided
that
each
sign is
no
larger
than
fifty
(50)
square
feet and
that
there
are no
more
than
three
(3)
signs
per
property.
505.3
Signs
erected
by
a
government
entity
to
identify
a Public
Park or
Playground
as
defined
in this
ordinance
which
signs
shall
not
exceed
such
size and
number
as
approved
by the
Dingman
Township
Board of
Supervisors.
505.4
Signs
for
Multiple
Use
Sites.
The
following
regulations
shall
apply
with
respect
to sign
requirements
within
an
office
complex,
shopping
center,
shopping
plaza or
mall, or
a
vehicle
dealership
of cars,
trucks,
farm
equipment,
recreational
vehicles,
motorcycles
or ATV's
that
have
more
than one
franchise.
The sign
requirements
are as
follows:
a.
Free
Standing
Sign
Free
standing
commercial
signs
for
office
complexes,
shopping
centers,
shopping
plazas
or malls
or
vehicle
dealerships
of cars,
trucks,
farm
equipment,
recreational
vehicles,
motorcycles
or ATV's
that
have
more
than one
franchise
are
permitted
but
shall be
limited
to one
(1) sign
per
street
frontage
which
identifies
the
entire
complex.
Individual
offices,
stores
or
franchises
within
the
site
are
prohibited
from
having
individual
free
standing
signs.
Free
standing
signs
shall
not
exceed
100
square
feet in
area;
shall be
set back
not less
than
twenty
(20)
feet
from the
street
right-of-way;
and
shall
not
exceed
the
height
of
thirty-five
(35)
feet
above
the
highway
grade. Signs
under
this
subsection
shall be
exempt
from
Section
506.6 of
the
Ordinance.
b.
Attached
Commercial
Signs
for
Individual
Stores
within a
Shopping
Center,
Shopping
Plaza or
Mall
One (1)
wall
sign per
business
or
franchise
shall be
permitted,
except
that
corner
businesses
may
provide
an
additional
business
sign on
a second
wall.
Corner
businesses
shall be
defined
as
businesses
on a
corner
of a
multi-occupant
building
where
two
sides
face one
exterior
public
roadway.
Each
business
sign
shall be
attached
to the
wall of
the
building
and
shall
project
horizontally
not more
than 12
inches
therefrom:
shall
have not
less
than
nine
(9) feet
of
clearance
underneath
and
shall
not be
more
than
twenty
(20%)
percent
of the
total
area
of the
portion
of any
street-facing
building
face
assigned
to the
business
or fifty
(50)
square
feet,
whichever
is
less.
All such
signs
must be
set back
at least
50 feet
from the
property
line.
An
applicant
may
increase
the size
of any
sign
under
this
section
under
the
following
formula:
for
every
additional
ten (10)
feet of
set back
beyond
the
first
fifty
(50)
feet,
the size
of any
sign may
increase
by five
(5%)
percent
up to a
maximum
of one
hundred
(100)
square
feet.
Such
attached
commercial
signs
shall
not be
higher
than the
top of
the
building
fascia,
roof
line or
parapet
upon
which
they are
placed.
Signs
under
this
subsection
shall be
exempt
from
Section
504.4
(a)
and
506.6 of
the
Ordinance.
c.
Computation
of Sign
Area
In
computing
square
foot
area of
a
double-faced
sign
under
this
section,
only one
side
shall be
considered,
provided
both
faces
are
identical.
If the
interior
angle
formed
by the
two
(2)
faces of
the
double-faced
sign is
greater
than 45
degrees,
then
both
sides of
such
sign
shall be
considered
in
calculating
the sign
area.
Signs
under
this
subsection
shall be
exempt
from
Section
506.11
of the
Ordinance.
505.5
Signs advertising
the sale and rental of the premises on which
located provided they do not exceed
one (1) per property road frontage and
thirty-two square feet per sign in the Neighborhood Commercial District and
sixty-four (64) square feet per sign in the Resort Commercial District.
Such
signs
shall
require
permits
from the
Township
if
intended
for the
purpose
of
continually
advertising
rentals
on the
premises.
505.6 Signs listing
the developer, general contractor, major
subcontractors, financial partners and similar firms on the premises on which
commercial development is taking place provided they do not exceed
one (1) per property road frontage and do not
exceed thirty-two square (32) feet per sign.
Such signs shall require a zoning permit which
may only be issued after zoning approval and subdivision and land development
plan approval have been granted by the Township for the project.
Such signs must be removed within 60 days of
completion of the project.
505.7 Signs announcing the name and nature of a
proposed commercial development on the premises on which commercial development
is taking place provided they do not exceed
one (1) per firm per property road frontage and
do not exceed fifty (50) square feet per sign.
Such signs shall require a zoning permit which
may only be issued after zoning approval and subdivision and land development
plan approval have been granted by the Township for the project.
Such signs must be removed within 60 days of
completion of the project.
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Section
506
-
General
Regulations
for all
Signs
The
following
regulations
apply to
all
permitted
sign
uses:
506.1
Signs
must be
constructed
of
durable
material,
maintained
in good
condition
and not
allowed
to
become
dilapidated.
506.2
No sign
shall be
placed
in such
a
position
that it
will
cause
danger
to
traffic
on a
street
by light
strobing
obscuring
the
view
or
otherwise
causing
a
distraction
due to
the
intensity
of the
color,
lighting
or
design
as shall
be
determined
by the
Zoning
Officer
based on
industry
and
planning
best
practices
related
to sign
construction
and
placement.
506.3
No sign,
other
than an
official
traffic
sign,
shall be
erected
within
the
right-of-way
lines of
any
public
street,
unless
authorized
by the
Township
Board of
Supervisors
for a
special
purpose
except
as
provided
for in
Section
513
herein.
Traffic
and
directional
signs on
private
streets
shall be
subject
to the
regulation
of the
owners
of such
streets.
506.4
No sign
shall
project
over a
public
sidewalk
area
more
than
eighteen
(18)
inches.
506.5
Overhead
signs
shall be
at least
nine (9)
feet
high,
measured
from the
ground
or
pavement
to the
bottom-most
part of
the
sign.
506.6
No sign
shall
exceed
the
height
of
twenty
(20)
feet
as
measured
from the
ground
or
pavement
of the
immediately
adjoining
street
to the
top-most
part of
the
sign.
506.7
No
permit
shall be
required
for the
erection,
alteration
or
maintenance
of any
signs as
permitted
in
Sections
502 and
504 in
Residential
District
506.8
A permit
is
required
for all
other
signs
unless
otherwise
exempted
by this
ordinance.
506.9
Each
sign
shall be
removed
when the
circumstances
leading
to its
erection
no
longer
apply.
506.10
Signs
located
on the
interior
of a
property
and not
visible
in any
way from
a State
or
Township
Highway
or
adjacent
property
shall
not be
regulated
by this
Article.
506.11
Each
side of
a two
sided
sign
shall be
considered
to be a
separate
sign
for
purposes
of
calculating
sign
numbers.
Notwithstanding
this,
Section
505.4.c
shall
apply
with
respect
to sign
area
calculations.
506.12
The area
of the
sign
shall be
construed
to
include
all
lettering,
wording
and
accompanying
designs
and
symbols
together
with the
background
whether
opened
or
enclosed
of which
they
display,
but not
including
any
subordinate
framework
or
bracing
incidental
to the
display
itself.
506.13
Where
the sign
consists
of
individual
letters
or
symbols
attached
to the
building,
wall or
window,
the area
shall be
considered
to be
that
of a
smallest
rectangle
or other
regular
geometric
shape
which
encompasses
all of
the
letters
and
symbols.
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Section
507
- Lighting
and
Electronic
Messaging
No
flashing
or
oscillating
light
shall be
permitted
that by
reason
of
intensity,
color,
location
or
movement
or
direction
of its
beam may
interfere
with or
abrogate
public
safety.
Business,
advertising
and
other
signs
may
include
electronic
messaging
subject
to
conditional
use
review
and
approval
and the
following:
507.1
Electronic
message
signs
shall
not
display
animation,
flash or
blink,
scroll
or have
intermittent
or full
motion
video.
Motion
shall be
limited
to the
transition
from one
message
to
another.
507.2
Electronic
message
signs of
more
than
twenty
(20)
square
feet in
sign
area
shall be
equipped
with
light
sensors
capable
of
measuring
ambient
light
levels
and
dimming
devices
that
shall
lower
the
brightness
of the
sign
based on
the
measured
ambient
light to
minimize
the
brightness
level
required
to make
the sign
visible.
The
dimming
device
shall
minimize
the
illumination
used to
the
lowest
level
necessary
to make
the sign
conspicuous
and
visible
during
both
daytime
and
nighttime
hours.
At no
time
shall
the
brightness
level of
any
electronic
message
sign
constitute
glare.
507.3
No
electronic
message
sign of
more
than
twenty
(20)
square
feet in
sign
area
shall be
located
within
500
linear
feet of
any
other
electronic
message
sign on
either
side of
a
street.
507.4
Electronic
message
signs of
more
than
twenty
(20)
square
feet in
sign
area
shall be
located
at least
150 feet
from any
existing
dwelling
located
in the
direct
line of
sight of
the
advertising
on the
same
side of
a
street.
507.5
Transitions
for
electronic
message
signs
shall
fade and
content
shall
not
change
more
than
once
every
ten (10)
seconds
with a
transition
time of
not more
than two
(2)
seconds.
507.6
No
electronic
message
signs
shall
display
any
interactive
message
such as
a
message
requesting
that the
viewer
call a
number
for a
chance
to win a
prize or
claim a
reward.
Notwithstanding
the
foregoing,
an Amber
Alert
message
or
similar
message
provided
by a
governmental
entity
on an
electronic
message
sign
shall
not be
considered
an
interactive
message.
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Section
508
-
Semi-Public,
Historic
and
Natural
Feature
Identification
Signs
In
any
zone,
semi-public,
historic
and natural
feature
identification
signs
shall be
permitted
as a
conditional
use.
Non-commercial
signs,
under
this
Section,
shall be
defined
as any
signs
that do
not
relate
to a
product,
service,
attraction
or
activity
that is
available
to the
public,
or a
portion
thereof,
for sale
or
rental.
Any such
signs
shall be
no
greater
than
thirty-two
(32)
square
feet in
size on
any one
side.
In
determining
whether
or not
the
conditional
use
shall be
granted,
the
governing
body
shall
apply
the
standards
set
forth in
Section
404.
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Section
509 -
Off-site
Advertising
Signs
Off-site
advertising
signs
shall be
permitted
as a
conditional
use
along
Routes 6
and 739
only in
the
Neighborhood
Commercial
and
Resort
Commercial
Districts
and in
no other
locations.
Any such
signs
shall be
no
greater
than
four-hundred-fifty
(450)
square
feet in
size on
one
side.
They
shall be
no
closer
than
fifty
(50)
feet to
the
street
right-of-way line of
any
abutting streets
and
shall be
no
closer
than five
hundred
(500)
feet to
any
other
such
sign
that is
permitted
or
non-conforming,
excepting
that
double-faced
signs
shall be
permitted.
No
off-site
advertising
sign
shall be
placed
closer
than
two-hundred
(200)
feet
from any
existing
dwelling.
In
determining
whether
or not
the
conditional
use
shall be
granted,
the
governing
body
shall
apply
the
standards
set
forth in
Section
404.
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Section
510
-
Temporary
Signs
510.1
Any
sign(s)
that
refers
to a
particular
and
specific
event,
campaign,
promotion
or
activity
may be
erected
as a
permitted
use for
a period
not to
exceed
ninety
(90)
days,
provided
that the
sign(s)
otherwise
complies
with the
provisions
of this
Article.
This
Section
shall
not,
however,
apply to
signs
regulated
by
Sections
502.1,
502.2
and
502.3
510.2 A
bond for
the
timely
removal
of any
temporary
sign
shall be
posted
in
accordance
with a
fee
schedule
established
by
resolution
of the
Board of
Supervisors
from
time to
time. In
the
event
that
temporary
sign is
not
removed
as
required
herein,
the
Zoning
Officer
or his
or her
designate
may have
it
removed,
and the
reasonable
cost of
such
removal
will be
deducted
from the
bond.
The
applicant
will
then be
required
to
replenish
the
amount
of bond
used for
the
removal
of the
sign
before
any new
signs
are
erected.
Before
placing
any
temporary
sign on
any
property
not
owned by
the
person
wishing
to place
the
sign,
written
permission
of the
property
owner
must be
obtained.
No
free-standing
temporary
signs
may be
illuminated,
and all
temporary
signs
must be
kept in
good
repair.
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Section
511
-
Multi-Family
Dwelling
Signs
Two
(2)
sign
identifying
a
multi-family
dwelling
project
shall be
permitted
on the
premises
of the
project
provided
the sign
does not
exceed
thirty-two
(32)
square
feet in
size.
One (1)
sign
identifying
each
residential
building
shall
also be
permitted,
provided
such
sign
shall
not
exceed
one (1)
square
foot in
size and
shall be
attached
to the
building.
One sign
for each
common
recreational
building,
structure,
or area
shall be
permitted
not to
exceed
six (6)
square
feet.
"NO
TRESPASSING"
signs
not to
exceed
sixteen
(16)
square
feet,
shall
also be
permitted
on the
premises.
All
signs
allowed
under
this
section
shall be
a
permitted
use.
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Section
512
-
Private
Community
Signs
The
following
signs
shall be
permitted
in
Private
Community
Developments,
being
any
development
with ten
(10)
lots or
more and
having a
private
road
access:
512.1
Two community
entrance
signs,
which
identify
the
development,
shall be
permitted
within
the
right-of-way
of a
private
development
road and
shall
not
exceed
thirty-
two (32)
square
feet.
512.2
No
trespassing
signs
may also
be
permitted
within
the
right-of-way
of a
private
development
road and
shall
not
exceed
sixteen
(16)
square
feet.
512.3
One (1)
building
identification
sign for
each
building
in the
development
showing
the
building
name,
number
or
letter
shall be
permitted
and
shall
not
exceed
one (1)
square
foot.
512.4
One (1)
identification
sign per
recreational
building
shall be
permitted
and
shall
not
exceed
six (6)
square
feet.
512.5
All
signs
allowed
under
this
section
shall be
a
permitted
use.
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Section
513
-
Attraction
Signs
The
Dingman
Township
Zoning
Ordinance
hereby
incorporates
into
this
ordinance
PennDOT
Traffic
Engineering
and
Operations
Manual,
Chapter
1,
Section
7
“Tourist
Oriented
Directional
Signing
(TODS)
Policy”,
and any
future
amendments
thereto,
by
reference
thereto.
A copy
of that
manual
is
attached
hereto,
made a
part
hereof
and is
marked
Appendix
“A”.
Attraction
signs,
for
which a
permit
is
previously
obtained
from
PennDOT,
are
hereby
permitted
subject
to the
following
conditions:
513.1
No sign
shall
exceed
48” by
16”.
513.2
No attraction
signs
shall
relate
to
locations
outside
of the
Dingman
Township,
other
than
neighboring
municipalities
with
which
Dingman
Township
has a
reciprocal
agreement.
513.3
The
location
of all
signs,
as
permitted
by
PennDOT,
shall be
subject
to the
approval
of the
Road
Master
of
Dingman
Township.
513.4
Attraction
signs
will
only be
permitted
on state
highways.
513.5
All
costs
associated
with
such
signs
including,
but not
limited
to,
construction
of the
sign,
installation,
maintenance,
replacement,
state
permit
fees and
township
fees
shall be
paid by
the
applicant.
The
Township
will not
be
obligated
to pay
any fees
or costs
for
signs
erected
under
this
provision.
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Section
514
-
Public
Interest,
Political
and
Religious
Signs
The
following
section
is
intended
to
provide
for
political
and
religious
signs
pursuant
to
Pennsylvania
and
U.S.
Supreme
case
law:
514.1
Public
interest,
political
and
religious
signs
designed
for
permanent
placement
shall
be
permitted
subject
to
this
chapter
pertaining
to
other
signs.
Political
and
religious
signs
designed
for
temporary
placement
relating
to
an
event,
or a
political
or
religious
issue
of
concern
to
the
general
public
shall
be
governed
by
this
Section
514.1.
The
person,
organization,
party
or
entity
responsible
for
any
such
signs
is
encouraged to
complete
and
file
with
the
Township
a
disclosure
form,
as
provided
by
the
Township,
which
gives
the
name,
address,
telephone
number
and/or
e-mail
address
of
such
responsible
person,
party
or
entity. If
no
disclosure
form
is
filed,
the
Township
will send
any
notices
to
the
candidate or
the
candidate's
election
committee
if
it
can
be
readily
determined. Temporary
public
interest,
political
and
religious
signs
shall
be
exempt
from
the
permit
requirements
of
this
ordinance,
provided
that
no
sign
shall
be
displayed
for
more
than
twenty-one
(21)
days
following
the
event
for
which
it
is
erected,
if
applicable.
Such
signs
may
not:
a.
a.
Be
placed
inside
the curb
line or
edge of
pavement,
or
within
the
shoulder
of the
road, as
applicable..
b.
b.
Be
placed
in a
location
where
they
block or
obstruct
the view
of
traffic
so as to
be
hazardous..
c.
c.
Exceed
thirty-two
(32)
square
feet in
size.
d.
d.
{subsection
deleted]
e.
e.
Be
placed
on any
on any
utility
pole,
streetlight
pole,
traffic
or
parking
sign or
device,
including
any post
to which
such
sign or
device
is
attached,
historical
marker,
or tree
in the
public
right-of-way.
514.2
Violation
of any
provision
of this
section
shall
subject
the
responsible
person,
party or
entity
to the
enforcement
powers
of this
ordinance
including,
but not
limited
to, the
removal
cost
provisions
of
510.2,
Section
706 and
Section
707.