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SIGN WITH INDIRECT ILLUMINATION

A SIGN WITH INDIRECT ILLUMINATION is any ILLUMINATED non-FLASHING SIGN whose illumination is derived entirely from an external artificial source and is so arranged that no direct rays of light are projected from such artificial source into RESIDENCES or STREETS.

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