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d. Residential Projects. One unlighted sign may be displayed for a residential project which is the initial offering for sale or rent of ten or more new dwelling units, vacant lots or combination thereof for a period not to exceed two years. Such sign shall be no more than ten (10) feet in height and thirty-two (32) square feet in area, except that the area of the sign may be increased to 64 square feet so long as it is situated no closer than 150 feet from the property line of an occupied residence that is not a part of the develop- ment, and except that there shall be no limitation on the maximum number of items of information. c. Building Sides Not Abutting on A Street. A wall sign may be displayed on the side or rear of a building facing a yard not abutting on a'street under the following conditions: 1. The signs be visible from a public roadway on which the building abuts. 2. The side or rear yard on the side to be signed shall meet district setback and buffering .requirements. 3. The sign must meet the requirements of Section 14-040 and Section 14-130. 4. The sign shall be no larger than the largest• wall sign which would be permitted on the front of the building. 5. If the side or rear yard on the side of the build- ing to be signed abuts on park property or a residential district, only the name of the activity shall be displayed, and such sign shall not be lighted. 6. The number of items of information permitted on the street side of the building from which such sign is viewed shall be reduced by the number of items of information utilized in such sign. Section VI. Section 14-210 of Appendix I of the 1966 Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION 14-210. Permit Required A permit shall be required for the erection or relocation or modification of a sign regulated by Chapter XIV of this Code, excepting temporary window signs and signs regulated by 14-030 of the Code. A permit shall be required for repairs to signs when such repairs do not exceed fifty (50) per cent of such signs fair market value. No permits are required for copy changes on billboards. a. The owner or occupant of the premises.o.n which the sign requiring a permit is to be installed, displayed or the owner or installer of such sign shall file application witY~ the .building inspector for permission to erect, modify, or relocate any sign or to make repairs costing more than `$~50.