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This document outlines the regulations regarding residential and non-residential signs in the Borough, detailing definitions, permitted signs, prohibited signs, requirements for permits, and penalties

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How to fill out residential and nonresidential signs:

1. Gather the necessary information such as the name of the residential or nonresidential establishment, contact details, and any specific instructions or regulations.
2. Determine the size and type of sign needed for each establishment. Residential signs may be smaller and more personalized, while nonresidential signs may need to be larger and more official.
3. Write or print the necessary information on a suitable material, such as vinyl or metal, using weather-resistant ink or paint. Make sure the text is clear and easy to read from a distance.
4. Install the signs securely, following any local regulations or guidelines. For residential signs, this may involve attaching them to a mailbox or the exterior of a property. Nonresidential signs may require pole installation or mounting on a wall.
5. Regularly inspect and maintain the signs to ensure they remain in good condition and are clearly visible.

Who needs residential and nonresidential signs:

1. Residential signs are typically needed by homeowners or tenants to display their property address, personal identification, or warning signs, such as "Beware of Dog."
2. Nonresidential signs are required by businesses, organizations, or public places to display their name, address, services offered, directions, or safety information. These signs help visitors locate specific establishments or provide important information to the public.

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What is residential and nonresidential signs?

Residential signs are signs that are placed on residential properties, such as house numbers or neighborhood signs. Nonresidential signs are signs that are placed on commercial or nonresidential properties, such as business signs or advertising signs.

Who is required to file residential and nonresidential signs?

The owners or occupants of residential and nonresidential properties are generally required to file the information regarding their signs.

How to fill out residential and nonresidential signs?

To fill out residential and nonresidential signs, the owners or occupants need to provide the necessary information such as the type of sign, its location, dimensions, and any additional details requested by the filing authority.

What is the purpose of residential and nonresidential signs?

The purpose of residential and nonresidential signs is to provide information, identification, or advertising for the properties or businesses they represent.

What information must be reported on residential and nonresidential signs?

The information that must be reported on residential and nonresidential signs may vary depending on the local regulations, but typically includes the type of sign, its location, dimensions, and any relevant details provided by the filing authority.