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counted to determine the sign area. <br /> (b) Buildings located in a 45 mile per hour speed zone <br /> or higher are allowed up to 96 square feet of <br /> freestanding sign that shall not exceed 15 feet in <br /> height. <br /> (c) Buildings located in a less than 45 mile per hour <br /> speed zone are allowed up to 64 square feet of <br /> freestanding sign and, for multi-business buildings, <br /> are allowed an additional 8 square feet for each <br /> business after the first. The sign may not exceed 10 <br /> feet in height. <br /> (d) For corner lots, one freestanding sign conforming to <br /> these standards is allowed on each roadway. <br /> (e) Any attached sign that protrudes from a structure <br /> more than 2 feet will be considered a freestanding <br /> sign. <br /> (5) There shall be no signage on accessory structures. <br /> (6) Property owners seeking to display more signs than what <br /> �. are allowed in this section or seeking allowances outside of <br /> what is allowed in this section, may obtain permission to do <br /> so by conditional use permit. Such application for a <br /> conditional use permit shall include submittal of a sign <br /> concept plan for the entire parcel. In addition to <br /> conditional use permit criteria, the basis for approval or <br /> denial shall include an evaluation of: <br /> (a) necessity of the additional signage, <br /> (b) alternatives to additional signage, <br /> (c) continuity with signage on adjacent parcels, <br /> (d) aesthetic impacts, and <br /> (e) perceived effectiveness of proposed signage. <br /> Since this application is for a Conditional Use Permit, the CUP provisions contained in <br /> Section 11.6, Subdivision 3 also apply. Those provisions include the following: <br /> i. The following must be met: <br /> A. The use or development is an appropriate conditional use in the land use <br /> zone. <br /> B. The use or development, with conditions, conforms to the comprehensive <br /> land use plan. <br /> C. The use with conditions is compatible with the existing neighborhood. <br /> D. The use with conditions would not be injurious to the public health, safety, <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 4(c)-3 <br /> December 15,2011 <br />