1. Signs within the Shoreline Jurisdictions, except directional, address, and interpretive signs, shall be oriented away from, or screened from public shoreline areas and the water body, and shall minimize glare into fish and wildlife habitats, buffers, shoreline views, and public access areas.

2. The maximum permitted height of a freestanding sign within the Shoreline Jurisdiction is five feet.

3. See RZC 21.44, Signs, for additional Citywide sign regulations.

1. Any off-premise sign, excluding sandwich board signs, located within the Shoreline Jurisdiction that was legally established and in use prior to the effective date of this section may continue to be used for five years from the effective date, provided that the off-premise sign is in compliance with all regulations, including critical areas and shorelines regulations, in effect when the sign was legally established.

2. After the five-year amortization period in subsection B.1 above has ended, any off-premise sign, excluding sandwich board signs, located within the Shoreline Jurisdiction that was legally established prior to the effective date of this section shall be a prohibited use and structure; and it shall be removed.