Williamsburg, Virginia · General provision
Article VI, Signs, introductory paragraph
Extracted standards
1 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Signage
- Governmental signs on public rights-of-way allowed
Signs located on public rights-of-way that are erected and maintained by a governmental entity authorized by City Council, for the purpose of identifying and providing directions to residential, institutional and/or commercial uses that do not have adequate visibility from freeway/expressway, principal arterial or minor arterial streets. Such signs, including their size and location, shall be approved by City Council.
From the ordinance
Signs located on public rights-of-way that are erected and maintained by a governmental entity authorized by City Council, for the purpose of identifying and providing directions to residential, institutional and/or commercial uses that do not have adequate visibility from freeway/expressway, principal arterial or minor arterial streets. Such signs, including their size and location, shall be approved by City Council.