(1) Any sign or sign structure located in, on or about a vehicle or trailer that is parked or stationed on public property or private property, that is visible from any public right-of-way, and that has an intended or apparent purpose of circumventing or trying to circumvent the provisions of this chapter. However, this provision shall not prohibit signs painted on or magnetically attached to any vehicle or trailer while such vehicle or trailer is in normal operation.

(2) Any sign or sign structure purporting to be or confusingly imitating or resembling any official traffic sign or signal due to its color, design, location, illumination or otherwise, or that obstructs the visibility of any official traffic sign or signal in any degree or way including but not limited to via glare or illumination.

(3) Any sign or sign structure attached to any utility, streetlight or traffic-control signal pole or facility, or attached to any fence, structure, building, facility, vehicle or equipment owned by any government or public agency, or placed on any tree or live vegetation (other than grass) owned by any government or public agency.

(4) Any projecting sign that swings, rotates or otherwise physically moves.

(5) Any sign or sign structure that is dilapidated or hazardous in condition. Examples include, but are not limited to, signs and sign structures that contain peeling paint, major cracks or holes, or loose or dangling materials.

(6) Any abandoned sign or sign structure.

(7) Any sign or sign structure on a door, entrance, window, opening, outdoor congregation area, outdoor service area or fire escape that in whole or part restricts free and unimpeded ingress or egress.

(8) Any other sign or sign structure not meeting the provisions of this chapter. (Ord. 2134, § 1, 2021.)