§ 58.1190. Signs.

A sign which is located on a parcel that is subject to acquisition by a governmental or public agency for a public purpose may, subject to approval of the appropriate Department Head, be relocated on the remaining portion of the parcel in accordance with the following:

(1)

The sign must be relocated on the remaining parcel in such a manner as to meet the setback and distance separation requirements. If due to the size and/or configuration of the remaining parcel, setback and distance separation requirements cannot be met, then, subject to the approval of the Zoning Official, the sign may be relocated so as to comply with such regulations to the greatest extent practicable as determined by the Zoning Official.

(2)

Any legally existing nonconformity of a sign, other than setback or distance separation, shall not be increased upon relocation.

(3)

If the sign to be relocated is a legal, but nonconforming sign, upon proof submitted by the applicant and subject to the determination by the Zoning Official that public harm would not occur, then such sign may be relocated pursuant to this subsection notwithstanding the provisions of the City's sign ordinance.

(Ord. of 4-5-1999, § 6, Doc. #32006)