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Section 3.61.9. Awning. An overhead structure attached to a building wall and that consists of fabric or other material covering a frame extending at least twelve (12) inches from the face of a building. Section 3.61.10. Awning Sign. A sign that is painted, printed or stenciled onto the surface of an awning. Section 3.61.11. Banner, Architectural. A permanent sign made of plastic, canvas, fabric, or other material secured on the top and bottom to brackets that extend perpendicular from a building wall. Section 3.61.12. Banner, Temporary. A sign made of plastic, canvas, fabric, or other material that is attached to, or suspended from, a building wall, eave, or parapet and is displayed for the time period specified in Division 6 ("Temporary Signs") of this Article. Section 3.61.13. Barber Pole Sign. A rotating or non-rotating cylindrical pole with a red, white and blue spiral-striped design that traditionally identifies a barbershop. Section 3.61.14. Billboard. A freestanding sign that exceeds the size limit set forth under the provisions of this Article. Section 3.61.i6. Blade Sign. A pedestrian-oriented sign fabricated from wood or other solid material suspended under a bracket that is mounted perpendicular to a building. Section 3.61.16. Building Elevation. A two-dimensional, scaled drawing of the front, rear or side of a building. Section 3.61.17. Building Facade. An exterior building wall facing a street, or parking lot. Section 3.61.18. Building Face. The outer surface on the exterior of a building wall. Section 3.61.19. Building Sign. A sign painted, printed or mounted on a building wall, parapet or fascia that is subject to uniform standards under the provisions of Division 4 ("Special Provisions - Nonresidential Districts") of this Article. Examples include, but are not limited to, advertising artwork, architectural banners, awning signs, blade signs, canopy signs, projecting signs, under-canopy signs and wall signs. Window signs shall not be considered building signs. Section 3.61.20. Canopy. ,An overhead structure, other than an awning, that is attached to a building wall and that extends at least twelve (12) inches from the face of the building. Section 3.61.21. Canopy Sign. A sign that is painted, printed or stenciled onto the surface of a canopy. Section 3.61.22. Commercial Sign. A sign that identifies, advertises or attracts attention to a business, product, service or activity, other than a nonprofit event. Section 3.6t.23. Community Activity Sign. A temporary sign promoting a community activity or event sponsored by a civic, cultural, religious or other nonprofit organization. sharedJshare~Council/Ord Signordl 6/7/99r 3 2161