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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 459
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§204(g)(1), (2), and (4).
In item (1) of this section, the phrase "area
of its advertising surface, as... specified
in the application" is added for clarity.
Item (4) of this section is revised and
tabulated for clarity. The language of
present §204(g)(4) appears to prohibit a sign
within 200 feet of the intersection only if
the sign is "at a point that obstructs ... the
view of a ... vehicle approaching the
intersection". However, the predecessor to
this provision (Art. 56, §204(g)(1), as
enacted by Ch. 852, Acts of 1941) more clearly
prohibited any sign if it were located
anywhere within 200 feet of the intersection
or if it were located at any other point where
it would "obstruct or interfere with the view
of a ... vehicle ... approaching such
intersection"; although this language later
was revised by Ch. 414, Acts of 1976, it is
unlikely that a substantive change was
intended by that revision, the purpose of
which was — according to the Title to that Act
- "clarifying the provisions relating to
outdoor advertising".
The term "at grade" is added to item (4) of
this section to conform to the like reference
in its counterpart, §8-715 (b) (4) (iii) of this
subtitle.
The present exception for "directional or
warning signs" is deleted as unnecessary. As
to such signs, see, also, §8-605 of this title
and Title 21, Subtitle 2 of this article.
8-717. TERM AND RENEWAL OF PERMIT.
(A) TERM.
EACH PERMIT ISSUED UNDER THIS PART EXPIRES ON THE
APRIL 30 AFTER ITS ISSUANCE.
(B) RENEWAL.
(1) A PERMIT ISSUED UNDER THIS PART MAY BE
RENEWED ANNUALLY ON APPLICATION AND PAYMENT OF THE
REQUIRED FEE.
(2) IF THE RENEWAL FEE FOR A PERMIT IS NOT
PAID BY JULY 1 OF A PERMIT YEAR, THE ADMINISTRATION MAY
CHARGE A $5 LATE FEE FOR THE PERMIT.
(3) IF THE RENEWAL FEE FOR A PERMIT IS NOT
PAID BY OCTOBER 1 OF A PERMIT YEAR, THE ADMINISTRATION
MAY REMOVE THE OUTDOOR SIGN FOR WHICH THE FEE IS NOT
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