Sec. 70-24

No one other than a member of the family residing on the premises shall be employed on the premises in the conduct of the activity;

No mechanical equipment or machinery shall be used or maintained on the premises, other than that which is customarily used for domestic or household purposes and might normally be found on residential premises;

No sales or services shall be offered that would create parking, traffic or noise nuisance problems within the neighborhood;

There shall be no signs, displays or alterations to the exterior of the building that would distinguish it as being devoted to any nonresidential use;

Any exceptions to the above would require a special use permit.

Kennel: Any lot, structure or enclosure used for the keeping, boarding, raising or breeding of dogs or cats for commercial or noncommercial purposes, and involving four or more such animals over the age of four months.

Group home: ... not more than eight physically handicapped, mentally ill, mentally retarded or other developmentally disabled persons, not related by blood or marriage, reside on a long-term basis, with one or more resident counselors or staff persons

Family: One or more persons related by blood, marriage or adoption, including foster children, or not more than five unrelated persons occupying a single dwelling unit.

Mobile home park: A lot or parcel on which are located, or which is arranged or equipped for the accommodation of, ten or more mobile homes

The area of a double-faced sign shall be construed to be the area of the largest single face of the sign, provided that the interior angle formed by the two faces does not exceed 30 degrees.

Such signs shall be equipped with technology that automatically dims the electronic message illumination intensity commensurate with ambient light conditions

The intensity/brightness of such sign, as measured by the difference between the off and solid message measurements, shall not exceed the industry standard recommended 0.3 foot candles.

Each message or image on an electronic display sign shall remain fixed and unchanged for a minimum period of five seconds.

There shall be no appearance of flashing, blinking, movement, scrolling, dissolving, or fading in which images or messages 'move' or in which part of one message or image appears simultaneously with any part of a second or subsequent one.

Sign, directional: ... does not exceed an area of four square feet.

A pole, post, upright or similar structural support for a freestanding sign, including pole covers, shall be considered as part of the sign area if such pole, post, upright, structural support or pole cover exceeds 18 inches in width.

when such sign does not remain on the premises for a period exceeding 30 days.