Sign Unit definition

Sign Unit means Planning and Building Department staff who are responsible for issuing sign permits and enforcing the provisions of the Sign By-law and this policy.
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Examples of Sign Unit in a sentence

  • Each Tenant is required to have only one Primary Sign Unit unless otherwise approved by Landlord, one Undercanopy Sign Unit, and Rear Door/Alcove Lettering.

  • The Primary Sign Unit shall consist of one line of sign text, mounted one inch (1”) from the brick background.

  • Licensee agrees that it will control as owner of the Sign Unit all signs at the StorageShopUSA™ Project and ensure that all signs are materially consistent with the Location.

  • The raised letters and wood trim shall be painted to match the selected color of the Primary Sign Unit.

  • In the event Licensee uses the ▇▇▇▇ inconsistent with the Location, discontinues, or desires to sell the Sign Unit as part of the Condominium, Licensee hereby grants to Licensor the right to purchase the Sign Unit of the condominium Project for $100.00 and grants to Licensor full power of attorney to effect such change of ownership.

  • Layout of additional symbols or logos (may be submitted only for the Undercanopy Sign Unit).

  • Layout of name for Primary Sign and Undercanopy Sign Unit, and Rear Door/Alcove Signage showing all dimensions and construction materials and details.

  • The color of the plastic letter face of the Primary Sign Unit shall be one of the following: Plexiglas Blue #2329 Acrylite Blue 61 3-0 Plexiglas White #7420 Acrylite White 048-2 Plexiglas Red #2283 Acrylite Red 211-1 or other color to be approved by Landlord.

  • Supply of all materials and installation of a Precinct Entry Sign Unit.

  • This MOU was negotiated at arms-length between LACAHSA and the COUNTY, and neither Party "prepared" this MOU for purposes of Civil Code section1654.