21.04.430 Temporary freestanding signs during street construction

21.04.430 Temporary freestanding signs during street construction.

During the reconstruction of Highway 99, the development and business services director may allow temporary freestanding signs to identify a business or multiple businesses impacted by that construction, subject to the following regulations:

A. No more than one sign for each driveway;

B. Maximum area: 25 square feet;

C. Maximum height: five feet above curb grade (following construction);

D. Such sign shall not be located in the “intersection sight distance triangle” and “driveway sight distance triangle” described in LMC 21.10.100, or otherwise interfere with driver vision and vehicle visibility;

E. Such sign shall be removed no more than 30 calendar days following completion of each phase of work on the portion of Highway 99 that impacts the business, as determined by the development and business services director. Currently, the phases are as follows:

Phase I: Southern city boundary to 208th Street SW;

Phase II: 208th Street SW to 168th Street SW;

Phase III: 168th Street SW to northern city boundary;

F. A sign permit is required; permit fees shall be waived. (Ord. 3399 § 2 (Exh. A), 2021; Ord. 2441 § 4, 2003; Ord. 2296 § 1, 2000)