Ordinances-2003-260

g. Advertising and business signs for the highway frontage properties should be monitored with regard to their size, number, aesthetic appeal, and location. The character and placement of these signs should maximize side road sight distance and motorist reaction time. Signage for a development should be evaluated individually and with signage from adjacent developments to address potential sign pollution. No signage other than that for roadway purposes will be allowed within the prescribed roadway right-of-way. All proposed signage is subject to City of Tiffin Sign Ordinances as detailed by the City of Tiffin Zoning Ordinance. 4. Pedestrian/Mass Transit Considerations a. Pedestrian traffic within the corridor should be directed to and from major crossroad intersection where crossings can be accommodated by the existing traffic signals and mass transit connections can be provided from either roadway. The development of sidewalks or walkways where pedestrian traffic between adjacent land uses is expected shall be promoted. Internal circulation of pedestrian traffic within the development shall be encouraged.