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FROM COUNTRY SRMURRI COFFEE CD. PHONE N0. 8083220656 NOV. 08 2004 04:19PM P10 Wall signs are encouraged on older buildings since the lir,tcl ha: extend: above the storefront of these buildings was designed to accomrnodats suet signs, window signs placed on the storefront glass may ?a~ appropriate, But~dings that were originally residential should be identitIed primanly through a freo-standing sign. Projecting signs are especially approariate whe.1 btu7dings are located very close to the street, with little or no front yard. Freestanding signs should consist of materials and onlors Simi?.ar to the primary structure. Consideration for sign placement should take into account whether tie sign will be viewed by pedestrians, motorists or both. Signag~. should l~e considered within its setting and designed according to the scale, texture, Gaud proportion in which it will uIrimstely be viewed. Off-premise signage should be in scale, color and proportion to surrounding properties to wr{eh the message 9s being conveyed. ' Fitting cacti sign to its surroundings shall be a prime consideration. A si,~ 4 shall complement the building it identifies and the theme of Railua':; vfllae way of life as described in the Karlua Vs7lage design plan. It shall be a planned Feature, reflecting the architectural scale, design, and color of t'ze building or structure. Landscaping. A free standing sign shoulfl offer an opportunity feu lands~mag treatment at its base. B, Simplicity an eadability Simplicity and readabDity of signs should be stressed. k`reestanding sij~ss relating to an assemblage of business, o.g., shopping centers, should bt grouped and visually coordinated to reduce confusion. Sign should ae legi'alr. 412