Directional Signage means any signage that is solely directional in nature, subject to all City or other governmental ordinances.
Directional Signage means signage installed by the Local Government or Main Roads WA on public land. Directional signage advertises the direction to be taken to a service, tourist attraction, or town site/locality and may include an information bay when displaying a large number of signs and associated maps.
Directional Signage means signage instituted by the Municipality to provide local identification and available for rental by business owners, community groups or organizations.
Examples of Directional Signage in a sentence
The Local Government’s approach to such signage is set out in LPP10 – Directional Signage.
More Definitions of Directional Signage
Directional Signage means signage installed by the Local Government on public land. Directional signage advertises the direction to be taken to a service, tourist attraction, or town site / locality and may include an information bay when displaying a large number of signs and associated maps.‘Facade’ means the exterior surface of a wall enclosing a building and excludes the roof. “Local Law” means the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River Activities in Thoroughfares andPublic Places and Trading Local Law 2010.
Directional Signage means one (1) non-illuminated, non-exclusive sign with Tenant’s name and an arrow directing traffic to the Tenant’s exclusive third floor entrance to the Building to be located in an area reasonably approved by Landlord at the fork in the private subdivision road on the Entire Property.
Directional Signage means a Sign for the public safety or which provides direction information for the control of vehicular traffic such as a Common Entrance or exit Sign or a loading area, and bearing no commercial advertising. A Directional Sign may take the form of a Ground Sign or Wall Sign.