What the Little Elm zoning ordinance says about signs, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
The Lakefront (LF) column of the nonresidential use table (Article V, Table B) permits mixed use buildings, dwelling live-work units, and bar/brewpub uses by right, among others; review the full table for a specific use. Exact sign standards specific to the Lakefront district are review-gated; see Sec. 106.04.02, Division 8 directly.
Monument signs: maximum area 100 sq. ft., maximum height 10 feet. Multi-tenant monument signs: maximum area 150 sq. ft. on 5 acres or less, plus 10 sq. ft. per acre over 5 acres up to a maximum of 240 sq. ft.; maximum height 24 feet. Wall signs: 3 sq. ft. per linear foot of primary building face, capped at 200 sq. ft. per building or tenant (400 sq. ft. for big box primary tenants). Electronic message signs are capped at 60 percent of total sign area with transitions no faster than every six seconds (Sec. 106.04.01(g)).
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