of the surface areas, excluding all support structural faces of a sign. **"Sign, awning or entrance canopy"** means any sign affixed to an awning or removable canopy not permanently attached to or built as part
Read it in the chapter →How this ordinance defines it
The operative definition is the local one. Codes routinely subdivide a category into tiers — “day care 2, family”, “group home 2” — and attach different permissions to each, so only Lancaster’s own text settles what this covers.
ord. § 713.121) ## 17.40.510 - Accessory uses Accessory uses are limited to awnings , cabanas, ramadas, storage sheds or cabinets, fences or windbreaks, carports and porches. (Prior zoning ord. § 713.122) ## 17.40.520 - Use
Read it in the chapter →The following projections are permitted in a required yard: 1. Eaves, cantilevered roofs, awnings and similar architectural features may project a maximum distance of 2½ feet into any required front or side yard or 5
Read it in the chapter →shall provide the appearance of a storefront. Design elements may include arcades, patios, awnings , and overhangs as appropriate to enhance appearance and use of the space. **c.** Uses and facilities such as shared parking and
Read it in the chapter →for an aggregate period of 60 days in any one calendar year; 4. Awning or entrance canopy signs; 5. Devices dispensing bubbles and free-flowing particles of matter; 6. Devices projecting, or otherwise reproducing the image
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