A. Any sign for which a permit is required under this chapter, but for which no valid permit has been issued or exists, or which violates the terms, conditions, and restrictions of this chapter or the sign permit that approved the sign;

B. Any sign that is specifically prohibited by the provisions of this chapter;

C. Temporary signs, except as specifically authorized by this chapter;

D. Attention-getting devices;

E. Flashing signs; moving signs; signs emitting audible sounds, smoke, fumes, odors, or visible matter; and signs that change copy electronically;

F. Beacons, lasers, or searchlights used for a commercial purpose;

G. Inflated signs, balloons, or inflatable party devices intended for short-term use;

H. Electronic message signs;

I. Internally lit signs placed on the exterior of a building, or within five feet (5') of a window of a building;

J. Roof signs;

K. Off-premises commercial message signs, except as provided in subsection 9-15-17C of this chapter;

L. Signs affixed to trees or utility poles;

M. Abandoned signs (see section 9-15-22 of this chapter);

N. Signs erected or displayed by a person involved in the business of general advertising for hire;

O. Sandwich board signs;

P. Leaning signs;

Q. Marquee signs;

R. Monument signs within the Conservation District;

S. Gateway monuments signs within the Conservation District;

T. Banner signs (unless authorized by a permit issued pursuant to title 4, chapter 13 of this Code or as authorized pursuant to section 11-8-7 of this Code); and

U. Signs on private property that can reasonably be interpreted as attempting to regulate uses on public property including, but not limited to, parking and speed limits. (Ord. 3, Series 2019)