All signs required pursuant to this Section must be unobstructed, reflectorized and visible during all hours of operation.  All signs required to be posted at a facility entrance must be no more than 10 feet from the entrance, must be located within 2 feet of the property line, and the center of such sign must be at least 4 feet from the ground.

A.  Pay and Park Signage.

1.  Pay and Park facilities must have a sign posted at each entrance (in letters at least 7 inches high) stating either "PAY TO PARK ALL HOURS," or "PAY TO PARK POSTED HOURS."  For facilities with a “POSTED HOURS” sign, the sign must also state (in letters at least 3 inches high) the exact hours that the facility is operated as a pay and park facility.

2.  At each facility containing a payment device, there must be a sign (in letters at least 9 inches high) visible from every vehicle entrance stating “PAY HERE,” indicating the location of the payment device.

3.  At each payment location there must be a sign(s) that states (in letters at least 2 inches high):

a.  all applicable charges for parking including the posted hours at a "PAY TO PARK POSTED HOURS" facility;

b.  that proof of payment must be displayed and clearly visible through the windshield;

c.  the phone number for the release of vehicles if they are subject to being towed;

d.  a warning that the facility may be monitored; and

e.  that vehicles parked without valid proof of payment or permit are subject to a parking penalty.

4.  In spaces reserved for parkers with a disabled person parking permit, the operator must attach a sticker or sign to the disabled parking sign at the front of each space that notifies the disabled parking customer that he/she is responsible for payment, regardless of having a disabled person parking permit.

B.  Non-Pay Private Parking Signage.

1.  Non-pay facilities must have a sign posted at each entrance stating:

a.  that parking is prohibited, reserved or otherwise restricted;

b.  who is authorized to park;

c.  all limitations on parking;

d.  the hours during which parking is restricted;

e.  that the facility may be monitored; and

f.  that parking in violation of posted restrictions may result in assessment of a penalty or towing and storage of a vehicle at the vehicle owner’s expense.

2.  If a private parking facility is shared by more than one business, the parking spaces must be marked (or signs posted) clearly indicating which spaces are reserved for each business.