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h. Special Purpose Overlay Districts. (Reserved) 6. Political signs, political advertising and billboards. No political signs, political advertising and billboards shall be placed on property owned or used by Indian River County or by any other governmental agency in the unincorporated areas of Indian River County. 7. Obscene indecent, lewd or immoral si ns rohibited. No obscene, lewd, indecent, immoral, lascivious or i idinous signs shall be erected for any purpose within the unincorporated areas of Indian River county. 8.1 trip lighting. Strip lighting is prohibited in all zoning tricts except "A-1", "C -IA", C-1", "LM -1" and "M-111. When permit- ted, strip lighting is limited to a total footage equivalent to the length or width of the building along the street footage. the size of tubing may not exceed 15 millimeters and transformers may not exceed 25.3 milliamperes. Neon strip lighting and/or streamer lighting are prohibited above the roof level of any building. 9. Permits. No sign shall be erected in Indian River county without first obtaining a zoning permit from the County Administrator's office. 25 P. SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAINAGE FIELDS Whenever a lot is not served by an approved sanitary sewer, there must be provided such open space as required by the County Board of Health for a septic tank and drainage field to serve the uses erected on such lot. Such sanitary installations may be located in a front, side or rear yard, but not closer than five (5) feet to any lot line. In addition, when central water and/or sewer is made available, hook-up to_ such. systems shall be mandatory. 25 Q. UNENCLOSED STORAGE OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, TRAILERS AND BOATS I. Special Definitions For the purposes of this Section, the following definitions shall apply unless the context otherwise requires. a. Recreational vehicles shall include camping trailers, truck campers, motor homes, self-propelled van campers, travel trailers and other recreational vehicle mobile structures intended to provide temporary living quarters for recreational uses; provided, however, that van type vehicles with an overall length of less than nineteen (19) feet and pickup trucks not exceeding three-quarter (3/4) tons rate load shall not be considered recreational vehicles within the limits of this definition. b. A boat shall be defined as a vehicle designed for operation as a watercraft propelled by oars, sails or one or more internal combustion engine(s). A boat shall not be considered as a recreational vehicle even though it has facilities for tempo- rary living quarters. C. Any recreational vehicle not in normal daily usage for trans- portation of the occupants of the residence, shall be con- sidered as "stored" for purposes of this Ordinance. Unenclosed storage shall be defined as the temporary placement of recreational vehicles, boats, trailers and similar recre- ational vehicles, boats, trailers and similar recreational equipment in an open area or accessory structure without walls. For the purposes of this section, recreational vehicles and similar equipment stored in accessory garages or attached carports shall be considered to be in enclosed areas and shall not be subject to the restrictions in para. 2, herein. -19-