Gloucester County Unincorporated

Properties fronting on County Road 40 and that portion of Inglis Avenue lying between Levy County Road 40 and U.S. Highway 19, and fronting Hammock Road designated as commercial (C-1, C-2, I, P1, T and U zoning districts.)

Properties fronting on County Road 40 and that portion of Inglis Avenue lying between Levy County Road 40 and U.S. Highway 19, and fronting Hammock Road designated as commercial (C-1, C-2, I, P1, T and U zoning districts.)

Properties fronting on County Road 40 and that portion of Inglis Avenue lying between Levy County Road 40 and U.S. Highway 19, and fronting Hammock Road designated as commercial (C-1, C-2, I, P1, T and U zoning districts.)

Properties fronting on County Road 40 and that portion of Inglis Avenue lying between Levy County Road 40 and U.S. Highway 19, and fronting Hammock Road designated as commercial (C-I, C-2, I, P1, T and U zoning districts.)

For safety reasons, all portable signs must have a suitable anchoring system.

A person may have the option of dividing the total permissible sign area between the principal permitted sign and minor or amplifying permitted signs. Amplifying signs are limited to the identification and price of a particular product for sale or service on the premises. The combined area of the principal sign and the amplifying sign shall not exceed the total allowable sign area for the application as elsewhere defined in this article, or shall it be used as an additional separate ground sign or fixed projecting sign.

Properties fronting on U.S. Highway 19/98.

Properties fronting on U.S. Highway 19/98.

Properties fronting on U.S. Highway 19/98.

Properties fronting on U.S. Highway 19/98.

Properties fronting on U.S. Highway 19/98.

Real estate signs shall be removed by listing agent within seven days following closure of sale regardless of any other exceptions provided in this chapter.

The code enforcement officer or authorized town official may remove any sign seven days after the closing of a real estate sale and written notification to the listing agent. The town will hold the signage for an additional period of seven days for retrieval by the owner.

The code enforcement officer has the option to give a warning on the first occurrence, and return the signage, or charge a $25.00 fee for the first time and each time real estate signs are not removed in a timely fashion as per this section.

The code enforcement officer and/or other authorized town official will have the right to ask any real estate agent listing properties or erecting signs within the town limits to provide proof of their agency's current business tax receipt. The town code enforcement officer will have the authority to remove real estate signs from real estate agencies that cannot produce evidence of an up-to-date business tax receipt within seven days.

Two temporary nonilluminated signs not to exceed 50 square feet per sign face and an aggregate sign area of 100 square feet.

One sign or banner, directing the attention of the public to a special event, may be permitted on the premises of the event. A special event sign shall not exceed 25 square feet per sign face and an aggregate sign area of 50 square feet, and its height shall not exceed seven feet. A banner shall not exceed 50 square feet in area

The town may erect, or approve and permit to be erected, signs at or near the town limits, for the benefit of visitors, on which may be listed institutional names, churches and points of interest.

The town may use one sign of any type on the premises of the town hall to aid in the provision of due public notice for public meetings.

Corporate flags in combination with other flags shall be limited to a total of three in number, with the maximum height of all flags combined to be 20 percent of the height of the pole. Such flags shall not be used in such a way as to attract the attention of the public for commercial purposes. The maximum height on flag poles shall be 30 feet.