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In Such sign must be located on the promises of the developing project or subdivision, at least five (5) feet from all rights-of-way, and at least twenty (20) feet frcan contiguous property line of adjacent landowners. These signs can be illuminated. ii. Number of Signs Permitted. Only one such sign shall be permitted for each common roadway along the perimeter of the development. Such sign must be located on the premises of the development, at least five (5) feet from all rights-of-way, and at least twenty (20) from contiguous property line of adjacent landowners. These signs may be illuminated. iii. Filing of Plat and/or Site Plan. Prior to the erection of such a sign, an approved preliminary plat or a site plan for the development, as applicable, shall be placed on file with the Planning & Development Division. I v. Authorization for Sign Placement. Only the exclusive agent of the developer or owner of the property shall be authorized to place a sign on the property. The property owner's signed authorization consenting to the placement of a sign representing an exclusive real estate agent on such premises shall be filed with in the Planning & Development Division prior to the place- ment of the agent's sign. SECTION IX That the Code of Ordinances of Indian River County is hereby amended by adding a section to,be numbered 25-0.8, which section shall read as follows: REGULATIONSFOR PER4ANENT IDENTIFICATIONREQUIRINGPERMITS The schedule of regulations for permanent signs requiring permits is stipulated in Table I. The tabular schedule denoted in Table I identifies regulations governing the following sign characteristics: 1) Maximum Cumulative Signage; 2) Maximum Signage on a Single Sign Face; 3) Maximum Height, 4) Required Setbacks from the Right -of -Way and Property Lines; 4) Number of Allowable Signs per Street Frontage. The following subsections describe supplemental regulations for managing permanent signs requiring permits, excepting that signs on a single family residence or duplex shall not require a permit. The terms "residential zoning districts" and "non-residential zoning districts" are defined in Section 25-0.2. a. Identification Signs for Residential Zoning Districts. i.. Single -Family Residence or Duplexes. A sign indicating only the name and/or address of the occupant or premises for each dwelling unit may be installed without a permit provided each sign has a �= maximum area not exceeding two (2) square feet, excluding mail- boxes, and shall not be higher than five (5) feet above the crown of the nearest road unless the sign is mounted flush against the wall of a building. lie Residential Developments of Three Units or More. Signs shall be restricted to one (1) facade or freestanding sign per street frontage indicating the name and/or address of the premises, provided the signs comply with criteria cited in Table I "Schedule of Regulations For Permanent Signs Requiring Permits". Each phase of the Planned Residential Development shall be construed as a separate development. iii. Subdivision Entrance Signs. One (i) such sign may be permitted at each side of. the principal entrance to a residential subdivision. All such signs shall satisfy Table I "Schedule of Regulations For Permanent Signs Requiring Permits". Each phase of the Planned Residential Development shall be construed as a separate development.