A. Exterior signs shall follow the established campus sign program. The signage program shall provide a framework for promoting a visually cohesive environment and providing identification and directional communication in a safe, effective and aesthetically pleasing manner.

B. All new signs on the perimeter of campus shall be designed and installed with consideration to the impacts on the adjacent neighborhood.

C. Signs may be internally illuminated or have indirect lighting that does not adversely impact adjacent residential property.

D. The use of neon signs shall be discouraged.

E. All signs shall be located outside the vision clearance triangle established by the city in BMC 20.12.060.

F. The sign program may be revised to accommodate any new signage needs, provided the intent, general configuration and graphic layout of signs shall remain consistent with the existing program.

G. Until a safer alternative and more unified approach is developed, the use of WCC-sanctioned sandwich board signs for temporary events may continue to be used on campus (not in the public right-of-way). [Ord. 2017-11-025 § 18 (Exh. I)].