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primarily visible from a public street). The remaining allowable area may be used for <br /> pedestrian-oriented signs (e.g., projecting signs, window signs, overhang signs under <br /> building projections or street-oriented directory signs) as determined by the zoning <br /> administrator. <br /> C. Sign content shall be limited to the identification of the site or use (e.g., business <br /> name). In addition, references to generic product-types or services offered may be <br /> incorporated into window signs, awnings, freestanding sidewalk signs, or flags. Such <br /> signs shall be subject to design review approval. <br /> D. All signs for businesses not having any frontage on Main Street shall conform to <br /> the requirements set forth in the downtown Pleasanton design guidelines and this <br /> subsection. The total area of all signs facing any street shall not exceed one square foot <br /> for each linear front foot of business establishment on such a street; provided, that a <br /> business having less than 20 feet of frontage on a street shall be permitted up to 20 <br /> square feet of sign area. <br /> 1 . Any sign permitted under Table 1 Main Street Signs shall be <br /> allowed for businesses not having frontage on Main Street except as superseded <br /> by subsection (2) or (3) below. <br /> 2. Residential properties lawfully converted to nonresidential uses <br /> shall be allowed one sign only and it shall be either a wall sign or a freestanding <br /> sign. <br /> 3. Freestanding signs as allowed under this section shall conform to <br /> the following: <br /> (a) Twelve square feet maximum size; <br /> (b) Four feet maximum height; <br /> (c) Sign must be placed parallel to the principal street frontage <br /> and set back from the street at least one-third the distance between the <br /> edge of the sidewalk nearest the existing structure and the place of the <br /> front facade of that structure; <br /> (d) The base of the sign must be incorporated in a landscaped <br /> solution; <br /> (e) The materials and colors used in the sign should be <br /> compatible with the materials and colors of the existing structure; and <br /> (f) Illumination of the sign is prohibited. <br /> Table 1 <br /> MAIN STREET SIGNS <br /> A. Definitions: <br /> 1 . "Wall sign" means a sign which is mounted flush and affixed securely to a <br /> building wall, projected no more than 12 inches from the face of a building wall, and not <br /> extending sideways beyond the building face or above the highest line of the building <br /> wall to which it is attached and shall not include internally illuminated metal framed box <br /> signs. <br /> 2. "Projecting sign" means a sign which projects more than 12 inches and <br /> which is supported by a wall of a building with the display surface of the sign possessing <br /> a plane not parallel to the plane of the supporting wall and shall not include internally <br />