![]() Content of a commercial message shall be considered only to the extent required to determine whether the sign is an on-site sign. Content of a noncommercial message shall not be considered when any required sign permit application is reviewed. Additionally, the sign design guidelines that have been adopted by the Council shall be applied to guide the Director, Zoning Administrator, and/or Commission in administering this chapter. Only signs that comply with the provisions of this chapter shall be approved. In addition, signs that require a sign permit shall be subject to approval by the Director, Zoning Administrator, or Commission in conjunction with their sign approval authority. A sign permit shall be required for all signs, including change of copy allowed under the provisions of this chapter. Where approval of a conditional use permit, variance, modification permit, site plan review, or design approval has been obtained, any applicable conditions of that approval shall supersede the requirements of this chapter.Ĭ. ![]() Sign permits shall be required in compliance with Section 20.42.100 (Procedures for Sign Approval, Exemptions, and Revocations). Applications for sign permits that comply with the requirements of this chapter, and other applicable laws, shall be approved. In addition, the provisions of Chapter 15.16 relating to building codes, sign permits, fees, penalties, and a method of enforcement shall also apply. The regulations in this chapter shall apply to all signs in all zoning districts that come within the regulatory scope as defined in subsection (A) of this section unless specifically exempted. Regulations for signs on public property are codified in Chapter 13.20.ī. This chapter regulates signs, as defined in this chapter, that are placed on private property or on property owned by public agencies other than the City of Newport Beach and over which the City has zoning authority. Provide a review and approval process for signs to ensure compliance with the requirements of this chapter. Enhance the safety of motorists and pedestrians by minimizing the distraction of intrusive signs, as well as to protect the life, health, property, and general welfare of City residents and visitors. Ensure freedom of expression for sign uses, including noncommercial speech, by maintaining a content-neutral approach to sign regulation.į. Encourage the design of signs that are complementary to the buildings and uses to which they relate and that are harmonious with their surroundings.Į. Encourage signs that are well designed and that attract and invite rather than demand the public’s attention.ĭ. Preserve and enhance the community’s appearance by regulating the type, size, location, quality, design, character, scale, color, illumination, and maintenance of signs.Ĭ. Provide each sign user an opportunity for adequate identification while guarding against the excessive and confusing proliferation of signs by appropriately regulating the time, place, and manner under which signs may be displayed.ī. ![]() Therefore, the intent of the standards in this chapter is as follows:Ī. Because of the need to protect and enhance the City’s unique character and aesthetic standards, to protect public safety and property values, and to promote tourism through enhanced aesthetic appeal, the Council finds that proper sign control is an important governmental interest. ![]() The City of Newport Beach is a unique community located in an extraordinary environmental setting. 20.42.060 Provisions Applying to All Sign Types.Ģ0.42.080 Standards for Specific Types of Permanent Signs.Ģ0.42.100 Procedures for Sign Approval, Exemptions, and Revocations.Ģ0.42.180 Heritage Signs.
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