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Community Monuments. Community identification monuments with integrated signs shall be permitted as follows: i. Community identification monuments with integrated signs: 1. Allowed at each entry into the Community from access off surrounding roads, including State Road 11, State Road 100 and County Roads 302. 2. Three primary Community entry monuments are allowed, one visible from SR 11, one visible from SR 100, one visible from CR 302. a. Adjacent to SR 11 and SR 100, monument size may be up to forty- five (45) feet in height. Monument shall comply with applicable roadway setbacks and clear zones, otherwise no parcel setbacks are required. b. Adjacent to SR 11 and SR 100, each sign integrated on primary community entry monument may be up to four hundred (400) sf in overall size. c. Adjacent to CR 302, monument size may be up to thirty (30) feet in height. Monument shall comply with applicable roadway setbacks and clear zones, otherwise no parcel setbacks are required. d. Adjacent to CR 302, each sign integrated on primary community entry monument may be up to two hundred (200) sf in overall size. e. For the sign portion of the monument: i. Pole signs and pendant signs are not allowed. ii. Signs may be double sided. iii. Signs may be illuminated, internally and/or externally. iv. Signs have no height restrictions when attached to the monument, otherwise, if independently located, twenty
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