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(D) New businesses may display temporary signs or banners for thirty dates following the opening of their business on a one-time basis only on their premises one. [(4)]U Any sign of a public, noncommercial nature, which includes any safety sign, danger signs, trespassing sign, sign indicating scenic or historical points of interest, and any sign erected by a public officer in the performance of a public duty, including traffic signs or directional signs, provided the conform to the sizes dictated by the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices as published by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. Note this addition is from Maui sign code, 16.12.090 and recommendation of Building Division Chief. [(5) Subdivision identification sign. One sign relating to the identification of a subdivision within a district, of either a ground or wall type, per entranceway. Each sign shall not exceed eight square feet in area.] See "Signs allozc?ed with permits." Section 3-10. Signs allowed with permits, in all districts. (a) The following types of signs shall be [permitted] allowed, with permits, in all districts: (1 Temporary signs or banners pro]ecting over public streets or rights-of-way. (A) Temporary signs or banners, not exceeding 100 square feet in area, are allowed to promote a meeting or event. They shall be limited to one per meeting or event, shall be displayed for a period determined by the director of public works which shall not exceed thirty calendar days, and shall project over a public street or highway only if the lower edge of the temporary sigLi or banner has a vertical clearance of not less than fifteen feet above such street or highway. Special event 14