HomeMy WebLinkAboutPS 90-70; Computer Assist; Sign Permits/Programs (PS) (2)September 12, 1990
Ray Leseth
2750 B Roosevelt Street
Carlsbad, CA 92008
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RE: SIGN PERMIT 90-70 - COMPUTER ASSIST
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Dear Mr. Leseth,
This will confirm our telephone conversation today. It was a pleasure speaking with you.
Your sign for computer Assist at 2750 B Roosevelt is approved provided the telephone
number is removed.
Sincerely,
ALAN SWEENEY
Associate Planner
C: Erin Letsch
2075 Las Palmas Drive - Carlsbad. California 92009-4859 - (619) 438-1 161
21.41.030
(12) "Under marquee sign" means a sign
attached to the underside of a marquee and pro-
truding over and perpendicular to the public or
private sidewalk or right-of-way:
( 13) "Wall sign" means a sign which is placed
against the face of a building or structure or
attached to a building marquee, with the exposed
face parallel to the face of the building or struc-
ture. Such signs shall not project more than
twelve inches beyond the face of the building,
structure or marquee nor project above the para-
pet. roof or roof ridge, whichever is highest. (Ord.
9799 5 1,1986; Ord. 9642 9 I, 1982; Ord. 9386 9 2
(part), 1974; Ord. 9224 9 I (part), 1969: Ord. 9060 9 2602)
21.41.040 Signatures required on application
for sign permit.
All applications for sign permits shall be
signed by or on behalf of all of the owners of the
real property upon which the sign is to be located.
(Ord. 9386 $2 (part), 1974: Ord. 9224 9 1 (part),
1969: Ord. 9060 9 2603)
21.41.050 Prohibited signs.
No sign with any one or more of the following
characteristics shall be allowed within the city
and no pennit therefor shall be issued except as
stated in this chapter
(1) Signs which move in a controlled or free-
style manner, shimmer, or blink, flash, or
involve a change of tone or hue:
(2) Pennants, banners, streamers, whirligigs.
or similar attention-getting devices except that
such devices may be conditionally permitted for
a maximum period of thirty days upon prior
written approval of the city manager, and in the
event of dispute by the city council. for the grand
opening or special event of a commercial use or
for events of a civic, political. or recreational
nature. In the event such conditional permission
is granted to erect such a device, all provisions of
this chapter shall apply:
(3) Signs, the message of which is anything
other than the advertising of the following infor-
mation regarding the lot on which the sign is
located:
(A) Identification of a building located
thereon,
(B) Identification of the owner or occupant
thereof,
(C) Identification of activities thereon,
(D) Identification of goods or services offered
(E) Information regarding the sale, lease or
(F) Noncommercial messages by the owner
(4) Signs with exterior light sources which are .
thereon,
rental thereof,
or occupant of the property:
not shielded so as to reflect all light directly upon
the sign;
(5) Lighted signs which by reason of bril-
liance, reflected light, or otherwise. are injurious
to the health, safety or welfare of the surrounding
neighborhood. (Ord. 9608 9 4 (pan). 1981; Ord.
9386 3 2 (part). 1974: Ord. 9224 9 1 (part), 1969:
Ord. 9060 9 2604)
21.41.060 Exemptions.
from the provisions of this chapter:
The following described signs shall be exempt
(I) House numbers, street names;
(2) Official notices authorized by a court,
public body or public officer.
(3) Directional, warning or information sign
authorized by federal, state or municipal author-
i ty ;
(4) Memorial plaque or tablet, "corner-
stones" indicating the name of a building and
date of construction, when cut or carved into any
masonry surface or when made of bronze or
other incombustible material and made an inte-
gral part of a building or structure:
(5) The flag, emblem or insignia of a govern-
ment. school. or religious group or agency:
(6) Bulletin board. when located on the prem-
ises and used solely in connection with activities
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