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�- I Setback sign—feet minimum 1 <br /> Section 17-7.1 regulates the use of all signs. <br /> 5. Onsite Signs. <br /> A. Commercial and Industrial Districts. <br /> (1) All signs on a property must be coordinated to create an <br /> overall appearance in regards to size and color. <br /> (2) Sign area is calculated as the total area of signage and shall <br /> include all area bound by a rectangle that encompasses the <br /> markings that comprise the sign. For two-sided signs, each <br /> side shall be counted. <br /> (3) Up to 10% of any principle structure fagade area which <br /> directly abuts and lies generally parallel to the road right- <br /> of-way or publicly traveled roadway may be dedicated to <br /> signage. <br /> (a) The permitted sign area may be split up into several <br /> `-- signs or used for one sign. <br /> (b) Any attached sign that protrudes from a structure 2 <br /> feet or less will be counted as part of the building <br /> fagade signage. <br /> (c) For commercial buildings that are entirely set back <br /> more than 100 feet from the edge of the roadway, <br /> 15% of the fagade area may be covered. <br /> (d) Fagade area may be transferred from one side to <br /> another so long as the area used as signage never <br /> exceeds 10% of the side it is on. <br /> (e) No credit is given for fagade area not directly <br /> abutting and lying generally parallel to the road <br /> right-of-way or to publicly traveled roadway. <br /> (4) Each property is allowed one freestanding sign so long as <br /> the sign can meet setbacks and its placement does not <br /> obstruct lines of sight or pedestrian corridors. <br /> (a) On all freestanding signs, both sides of the sign are <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 4(c)-2 <br /> December 15,2011 <br />