Unified Land Development Code Section §402.16
(a) Content of notice. When required, as shown in Table 402.12.1, posted notices shall include the following information clearly written on the sign:
1. The type of application, visible from the street.
2. Description of proposal or request;
3. Zoning districts and future land use designations for comprehensive plan amendments and zoning applications(zoning districts shall be spelled out, not abbreviated, and applicable densities shall be included with land use designations); and
4. A phone number to contact the Department for additional information.
5. Applicant or agent name and a phone number to contact.
(b) Posting of notice. Posting of property shall comply with the requirements listed below.
1. Responsibility for posting. Signs shall be posted by the applicant.
2. Form of required signs. Notice shall be posted on weather resistant signs in a form established by the department.
(c) Timing of posted notice. For any application requiring posted notice, signs shall be posted within 48 hours after the application has been accepted for review by the Department.
(d) Location of signs.
1. Street frontage. Signs shall be placed along each street at maximum intervals of four hundred (400) feet for properties within the urban cluster and maximum intervals of one thousand three hundred twenty (1,320) feet for
properties outside of the urban cluster. They shall be set back a maximum of five (5) feet from the property line so that the signs are visible from the street.
2. Lack of street frontage. If the land does not have frontage on a street, at least one (1) sign shall be placed on the property at the access point and additional signs shall be placed on the nearest public right-of-way with an indication of the location of the subject property.
3. Additional Locations. Additional signs with specific locations as required by the Director, or their designee.
4. Installation. Signs shall be posted in a professional manner, able to withstand normal weather events.
(e) Affidavit. A notarized affidavit shall be submitted to the department within seventy-two (72) hours after the posting, certifying that the signs were posted in compliance with the standards of this section. Applications will not be considered
complete until the notarized posted notice affidavit has been received. The Director, or their designee, may require submittal of photographs of all signs as part of the affidavit.
(f) Maintenance. The applicant shall ensure that the signs are maintained on the land until completion of the final action on the application.
(g) Removal. The applicant shall remove the sign within ten (10) days after final action on the application.