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§ 3377.21 — Awning, canopy and under-canopy signs

Columbus City Codes; partial (Supp. No. 86: codified through Ordinance No. 2063-2026, enacted July 2, 2026) · Columbus City Codes § 3377.21

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3377.21 - Awning, canopy and under-canopy signs.

A. A permanent on-premises sign to be installed on an approved awning, fixed or retractable, or canopy shall be classed as a wall sign subject to the same requirements and limitations as other permanent wall signs. B. A permanent wall sign may be installed on an approved awning or canopy that extends into a public right-of-way, regardless of the building location relative to the right-of-way line, subject to the provisions of C.C. 3377.09, Right-of-way encroachments. C. Where a continuous canopy or other approved structure covers the pedestrian walkway serving a multiple-activity use, each use or activity may utilize one under-canopy sign installed perpendicular to the wall of the building with which it is associated. Such sign shall not exceed ten square feet in area.

(Ord. 2837-96 § 5 (part).)