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The typical Tenant ID signs were provided to the KDVC for review and were ultimately recommended for approval. The intention of this KDVC review was to set specific parameters for these type of signs to allow the Department to process individual Sign Permit Applications (as applicable)when submitted by the tenants,without requiring an additional round of KVDC review. Hawaii County Code Requirements: Hawaii County Code Section 3-58 - Sign area/size and lettering size. a) Unless otherwise provided,the maximum permitted surface area/size of any sign oriented to any public street,park,other public place or pedestrian way shall be: (3) Marquee sign. (A)A sign attached to the underside of a marquee (hanging sign)for each business conducted on the premises shall not exceed nine square feet in area,and the lower edges must be at least seven and one-half feet above the ground. (B) A sign attached to or otherwise displayed upon the face of the marquee shall not exceed a total sign area of twenty-two square feet or fifteen percent of the marquee area on which it is displayed,whichever is less. (4) Projecting sign. (A)A projecting sign for each business conducted on the premises, stating the name and the nature of the business,may only occur on an exterior wall without an overhang and shall not exceed sixteen square feet.(2) Ground sign. (5) Wall sign. (B) If lot frontage is greater than thirty lineal feet, a wall sign shall not exceed fifteen percent of the total exposed area of the wall, associated with the business for which the sign is displayed,or twenty-two square feet, whichever is less. A sign on the face of the building for each business conducted on the premises shall not exceed fifteen percent of the area of the face of the building actually occupied by the business or twenty-two square feet,whichever is less. a (c) Any lettering or symbol, including freestanding letters, shall not exceed nine inches in height. Section 3-59. Sign elevation. (a) Maximum sign elevation,measured from the finished ground elevation to the top of the sign, shall be as follows: (3) Projecting sign. A projecting sign may be placed no less than nine feet above ground, and may extend into no more than one-third of the width of any public area or pedestrian way, or four feet, whichever is less. (c) Any lettering or symbol, including freestanding letters, shall not exceed nine inches in height. KVDC Recommendation: 18