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Size <br />Overview of Sign Code - Baldwin Park, Orlando - Florida <br />Placement Considerations <br />Wall (Flush <br />Mounted) <br />• 2 SF per 1' of primary building frontage plus 1 SF per 1' of <br />secondary building frontage for corner lots <br />Projection - 12" <br />Height - Roof line, up to 30' <br />• Signs should be mounted in locations that respect the design of a building, including the arrangement of bays and <br />openings and not obscure windows and ornamental features <br />• Signs should be centered on horizontal surfaces (i.e., over a storefront opening) <br />Projecting & <br />Hanging <br />Monument • Not Allowed <br />Window <br />Sandwich <br />Boards <br />Vendor <br />Mural <br />Message <br />• 2 SF per 1' of primary building frontage plus 1 SF per 1' of <br />secondary frontage for corner lots divided by the number of <br />sign faces <br />• Signs should not exceed 10% of a single windowpane. Sign <br />copy should not exceed 8 inches in height <br />• 8 SF <br />• Maximum of 20 words. Logos and graphics are encouraged. The <br />sign lettering should be between 2 -4 inches high <br />• Not Allowed <br />• Not Allowed <br />Projection - More than 12 ", up to 2' from curb (6' to <br />8' in Downtown Louisville) <br />Clearance - 9' min. <br />Height (Projecting) - Roof line, up to 30'. (Hanging) - <br />Ground floor <br />• Signs are to be designed with a clearly defined edge, provide dimensional shadow relief, and a substantial <br />appearance <br />• Non - dimensional signs are discouraged <br />Awning Signs <br />• Sign lettering and /or logo should comprise no more than 30% <br />of the total exterior surface of an awning or canopy <br />Projection - Up to 2' from curb (6' to 8' in Downtown <br />Louisville) <br />Clearance - 9' min. <br />Height - Ground floor <br />• Awnings should be designed to project over individual window and door openings and not project as a single <br />continuous feature extending over masonry piers or arches <br />• Open -ended awnings are preferred <br />• Awnings with backlit graphics or other kinds of interior illumination are prohibited <br />• Striped awnings are prohibited <br />• Color choice must fit with the Village character <br />Freestanding • Not Allowed <br />Not Provided <br />• Any advertising display located within 24" of a business window or door is considered a window sign <br />• Electronic signage including neon and LED is prohibited <br />• The use of suction and adhesives for sign mounting is prohibited <br />Menu Box <br />• 4 SF <br />Location: Permanently mounted display box on the <br />surface of the building within 8' of the entry <br />• Taping a menu to a box is not an appropriate menu sign <br />Location: In front of the business and clearly display <br />the business name and address on the sign <br />• Should be removed at the end of the day <br />• Glass, breakable materials, paper, laminated paper, vinyl, plastic, PVC pipe frames, or illumination may not be <br />permitted materials for menu board /street art sign <br />Marquee <br />• Not Allowed <br />Kiosks <br />• Not Allowed <br />Landmark Signs • City of Orlando has a historic landmark process to preserve unique non - conforming signs <br />Design & <br />Materials <br />• Exterior materials, finishes, colors, and lettering should complement those of the building <br />• Signs may be constructed using only: metal, stone, hard wood, brass plated and exposed neon <br />• Internally lit plastic letters and plastic box signs are prohibited <br />• Primary signs (most SF) should contain only the name of the business and /or its logo <br />• Modifications to logos and corporate identifiers may be required to fit attractively in the space provided <br />• Secondary text identifies products and should be located in a secondary location <br />Illumination <br />• Back -lit, halo -lit illumination, or reverse channel letters with halo illumination are highly encouraged for lighting purposes <br />• Signs that use blinking or flashing lights are prohibited <br />• Single faced illuminated signs are prohibited <br />• Visible raceways and transformers may be prohibited <br />• Projecting light fixtures used for externally illuminated signs should be simple and unobtrusive in appearance and not obscure the graphics of the sign <br />• White is the only light color permitted within the Village Center for illuminating a sign, excluding neon <br />• Exposed neon tubing may be used in conjunction with other types of materials to artistically emphasize the business name and /or logo <br />4 <br />