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Sign regulations live outside the Unified Development Code, in Article 3.14, Signs, of Chapter 3, Building Regulations, in the Town's separate Code of Ordinances, hosted on eCode360 (ecode360.com/PR6834). A permit is required for most signs (government/regulatory signs are exempt) and a permit expires if construction is not completed and inspected within 180 days of issuance (Sec. 3.14.004.a, .e). Representative dimensional limits by sign type (Sec. 3.14.008): a wall sign is capped at 60 square feet or 10 percent of the facade it is mounted on, whichever is greater, except a multi-tenant building with a single entry may reach 500 square feet; a freestanding development sign is capped at 32 square feet and 8 feet in height; a single-tenant monument sign is capped at 64 square feet and 8 feet in height, a multi-tenant monument sign at 80 square feet and 10 feet in height; a banner sign is capped at 48 square feet; an awning sign at 4 feet in height from the base of the awning. This list is representative, not exhaustive; Sec. 3.14.008 sets separate figures for canopy, projecting, menu board, subdivision, political, and other sign types not reproduced here. The UDC's own zoning sign rules (for posting a rezoning case sign on a property, not a business or property sign) are in UDC 2.03.C.3: minimum 16 square foot area, minimum 4 foot width, placed no more than 20 feet from the front property line, erected 10 days before the first public hearing and removed within 3 days of the Town's final decision.