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(g) Awning Signs. One awning sign shall be permitted. The total area of one face of the sign shall not exceed six square feet and the vertical dimension of the sign shall not exceed twelve itches. (h) Billboard and Portable and Roof Signs. Billboards, portable signs and roof signs shall not be permitted in the ML and MH zoning districts unless permitted by specific provisions of this chapter. 1329.09 SIGNS: COMMERCIAL, OFFICE C1; COMMERCIAL, RETAIL C2; COMMERCIAL GENERAL BUSINESS C3 DISTRICTS; COMMERCIAL, PUBLIC SCHOOL C4. Accessory signs in the Commercial, Office Cl; Commercial, Retail C2; General Business C3 Districts be designed, erected, altered, moved and maintained, in whole or in part, in accordance with these regulations. (a) Functional Types Permitted. Business signs, changeable copy signs, development signs of a temporary nature, directional signs, electronic reader board signs, identification signs, informational signs, nameplates, political signs, real estate signs, temporary signs, mural and bulletin boards on the lots of public or semipublic institutions. (b) Structural Types Permitted. Awning, canopy, ground, wall, mural, window signs. Projecting signs may be permitted if approved by the Board of Building Standards. (c) Maximum Area and Number Permitted. (1) Maximum sign face area. The maximum sign face area of all permanent signs permitted for each separate use occupying a building or unit of a building shall be related to the frontage of the building or unit thereof, as determined by the following formula: Maximum sign face area = (W x 1.5) square feet, except that the total in all cases shall not exceed 120 square feet. The elements of such formula being defined as follows: "Maximum sign face area" means the total area of one surface of a pemranent sign as defined in Section 1329.04 (a). "W" means the frontage of a building ad defined in Section 1329.04(b). (2) Bulletin boards. One bulletin board not exceeding thirty square feet in area or eight feet in height may be located on the premises of a public charitable, or religious institution, but not less than fifteen feet from a sheet right -of- way line; indirect illumination shall be permitted. (3) Canopy signs. A sign attached to the underside of the canopy at a ninety degree angle to the street, intended for pedestrian visibility. The total area of one face of the sign does not exceed five square feet, the vertical dimension of the sign does not exceed twelve inches, and the lowest structural member is not less than eight feet above the sidewalk grade. (4) Development signs. One temporary development sign not exceeding fifty square feet in area and ten feet in height shall be permitted on the lot upon