#Bend code collector arterial full

#Bend code collector arterial full

All City of Bend ordinances and regulations remain in full effect except as adjusted by the master sign plan. The regulations of the master sign plan are supplemented by City of Bend regulations and codes in all areas not addressed in the plan. Adjustment Regulations.The master sign plan may include adjustments to the regulations of the Bend Sign Code. Master Sign Plan Approval Criteria.The Review Authority must approve, approve with conditions, or deny an application for a master sign plan based upon the criteria listed below.ġ. The proposed signs do not adversely conflict with public and private streets, open spaces, utilities, easements, or rights-of-way.Ģ. The proposed signs do not impede the continued provision of services required by the City or other public agency.ģ. The master sign plan includes regulations for the sign sizes, types, illumination, support structures, colors, lettering, height, design, number and location.Ĥ. The master sign plan complies with subsection (F) of this section, Adjustment Regulations.į. The submittal requirements are provided on the application.Į. Submittal Requirements.An application for a master sign plan must include the following:ġ. Filing fees and a completed application signed by the property owner or authorized representative Ģ. Master sign plan document for the specific sign plan proposed. There are two types of master sign plans:ġ. Minor master sign plan for a commercial, mixed-use, industrial or institutional development that has less than 50,000 square feet of ground floor area or sites less than six acres.Ģ. Major master sign plan for a commercial, mixed-use, industrial, or institutional development that has at least 50,000 square feet of ground floor area or sites six acres or larger as well as a community master planned development 20 acres or larger.ġ. Master sign plans are reviewed through the Type II process as established in BDC Chapter 4.1, Development Review and Procedures.Ģ. For modifications to an approved master sign plan, see BDC, Modification of Approval.ĭ. Applicability.The types of development eligible for a master sign plan include commercial, mixed-use, industrial and institutional uses, and community master planned developments. Purpose.The purpose of a master sign plan is to provide for appropriately sited and scaled signs to create a cohesive character that complements the architectural design features of the development and surrounding environment.ī. This section is included in your selections.Ī.