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Ch. 13
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466
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OF THE HIGHWAY; OR
(II) MORE THAN 660 FEET FROM THE NEAREST EDGE
OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OF THE HIGHWAY, AND INTENDED TO BE
READ FROM THE MAIN TRAVELED WAY OF THE HIGHWAY.
(B) EXCEPTION — PREEXISTING SIGNS.
EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN §§8-734 AND 8-735 OF THIS
SUBTITLE AS TO THE REMOVAL OF NONCONFORMING SIGNS, THIS
PART DOES NOT APPLY TO:
(1) AN OUTDOOR SIGN THAT IS 660 FEET OR LESS
FROM THE NEAREST EDGE OF A FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY HIGHWAY,
IF THE SIGN WAS ERECTED ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 1968; OR
(2) AN OUTDOOR SIGN THAT IS MORE THAN 660
FEET FROM THE NEAREST EDGE OF A FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY
HIGHWAY, IF THE SIGN WAS ERECTED ON OR BEFORE JULY 1,
1975.
(C) EXCEPTION — ON PREMISE OUTDOOR SIGNS.
THIS PART DOES NOT APPLY TO ON PREMISE OUTDOOR
SIGNS.
REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsections (a) and (b) of this
section are new language derived without
substantive change from the introductory
paragraph of Art. 89B, §252, and revised to
clarify the applicability of the prohibitions
and regulations set forth in this part and the
meaning of the repeated phrase "along or near
a federal—aid primary highway". See, also,
§8-728 of this subtitle. (As to the
prohibitions presently contained in Art. 89B,
§252, see §8-728 of this subtitle.)
Subsection (c) of this section is new language
that combines without substantive change the
second paragraph of Art. 89B, §250 and Art.
89B, §259. As to the regulation of on premise
outdoor signs along expressways, see §8—744 in
Part V of this subtitle.
As to the effect of this part on local zoning
regulations, see §8-736 of this subtitle.
8-728. GENERAL PROHIBITION.
A PERSON MAY NOT USE HIS PROPERTY OR ALLOW HIS
PROPERTY TO BE USED BY ANY OTHER PERSON FOR THE ERECTION
OR MAINTENANCE OF ANY OUTDOOR SIGN ALONG OR NEAR ANY
FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY HIGHWAY, UNLESS:
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(1) THE SIGN IS IN A COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL AREA;
OR
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