Sec. 4C.11.2.C.3.c. | Los Angeles City Law Search

batement Program) Established by Ord. 188,418, Eff. 01/20/2025, Oper. 01/27/2025 Public Benefit Systems | Article 9 Div. 9.4. (General Incentive Programs) City of Los Angeles Zoning Code Chapter 1A iii. if the separate building permit is revoked or expired, the building permit for the temporary sign permitted pursuant to Subsection E. (Process) below, shall be expired. iv. Subsequent building permits for a temporary sign at the same lot, issued in conjunction with the original separate construction permit, shall not be authorized. b. Fence Around a Vacant Lot i. A building permit for a temporary sign placed on a fence of solid wood or similar material surrounding a vacant lot shall remain valid for one year, or for as long as the lot remains vacant, whichever is less. ii. Any subsequent building permits for temporary signs on a fence of solid wood or similar material surrounding a vacant lot shall be issued pursuant to Subsection E. (Process) below, not to exceed two additional permits, for a total of three years. 8. Sign Materials regardless of the provisions of Sec. 4C.11.2.C.3.c. (Construction), temporary signs authorized by this Section (Public Nuisance Abatement Program) shall be made of paper, vinyl, or other similar material. 9. Operating Business When a business is operating on a construction site, temporary signs must also comply with the following: a. Display Location t emporary signs are limited to the portion of the temporary construction wall that is required pursuant to Chapter IX (Building Regulations), Sec. 91.3306. (Protection of Pedestrians) of this code; and b. Wall Minimum A minimum 40 linear feet of required temporary construction wall, not exceeding the boundaries of the lot, may be installed and used for temporary signs; and c. Sign Maximum the total area of temporary signs on a lot authorized by this Section (Public Nuisance Abatement Program) shall not exceed a maximum of 250 square feet. e. Process the Department of Building and Safety shal