Projecting signs are allowed:in a residential use category, only on multi-family dwellings with 20 or more units; in all other use categories, on all uses for which the sign is otherwise allowed under this title; in the zoning districts specified in this title or in <em>Table 17-201: Sign Regulations</em>. A projecting sign may not project more than 4 feet from the face of the building to which it is attached, including the area between the sign and the face of the building. The bottom of any projecting sign must be at least 8 feet above the sidewalk or thoroughfare. No projecting sign affixed to a building may project higher than the heights of the facade to which it is affixed. Projecting signs, including frames, braces, and supports, must be designed by a licensed structural engineer or manufacturer. Any movable part of a projecting sign, such as the cover of a service opening, must be securely fastened by chains or hinges. Projecting signs may not be constructed using cloth or other flexible material. Ord.18-216 Ord. 22-181