§ 196-6. Residential districts.

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In a residential district, the following signs are permitted:

A.
A sign of not more than two square feet in area, displaying the street number and/or the name of the occupant of the property.

B.
One professional or home occupation sign, or one sign identifying a nonresidential building or use permitted in a residential district, not to exceed six square feet. When more than one business exists on a residential district site, the total area of signs on that site shall not exceed six square feet.

C.
One sign identifying each public entrance to a subdivision or multifamily development such as apartments or townhouses, of not more than six square feet in area. In addition, each family unit may be identified by a single sign of not more than one square foot, without time limit.

D.
Residential marker signs not to exceed three square feet.

                    
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