Signs and Appearance of Premises Sample Clauses
The "Signs and Appearance of Premises" clause governs the tenant's rights and obligations regarding the display of signage and the overall visual condition of the leased property. Typically, it outlines requirements for obtaining landlord approval before installing any signs, as well as standards for maintaining the exterior and interior appearance, such as restrictions on alterations, paint colors, or window displays. This clause ensures that the property maintains a consistent and acceptable aesthetic, protecting the landlord's interests and the value of the premises while preventing tenants from making unauthorized or undesirable changes.
Signs and Appearance of Premises. Subject to applicable zoning requirements, Tenant, at its expense, may install and maintain one outside identification sign, which shall be of an appearance that is mutually acceptable to Landlord and Tenant. Tenant shall obtain at its expense all necessary permits or governmental approvals for such sign.
Signs and Appearance of Premises