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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor
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(2) THE SIGN IS:
(I) IN AN URBAN AREA; AND
(II) MORE THAN 660 FEET FROM THE NEAREST EDGE
OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OF THE HIGHWAY.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the
introductory paragraph of Art. 89B, §252.
See, also, §8—727 of this subtitle as to the
applicability of this section only to signs
erected after specified dates.
As this section and §8—727 have been revised,
the relationship of a "commercial or
industrial area" with an "urban area" is
clarified, and this section more clearly "sets
up" the regulatory provisions following, which
only apply in the instances specified in items
(1) and (2) of this section.
As to preexisting nonconforming signs, see
§§8-734 and 8-735 of this subtitle.
8-729. PERMIT REQUIRED.
(A) GENERAL RULE.
A PERSON MAY NOT ERECT OR MAINTAIN ANY OUTDOOR SIGN
ALONG OR NEAR ANY FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY HIGHWAY, UNLESS THE
PERSON HAS A PERMIT ISSUED BY THE ADMINISTRATION FOR THAT
SIGN.
(B) APPLICABILITY OF PART III.
A PERMIT REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION SHALL BE ISSUED IN
THE SAME MANNER AND IS SUBJECT TO THE SAME ANNUAL PERMIT
FEE AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS AS ARE
PROVIDED FOR A PERMIT ISSUED UNDER PART III OF THIS
SUBTITLE.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from those
provisions of the first paragraph of Art. 89B,
§255 that relate to required permits and from
Art. 89B, §257.
8-730. SIGNS FOR WHICH PERMIT MAY NOT BE ISSUED.
THE ADMINISTRATION MAY NOT ISSUE A PERMIT FOR ANY
OUTDOOR SIGN ALONG OR NEAR ANY FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY
HIGHWAY, IF THE SIGN:
(1) IMITATES OR RESEMBLES ANY OFFICIAL TRAFFIC
SIGN, SIGNAL, OR DEVICE;
(2) IS ERECTED OR MAINTAINED ON ANY TREE OR PAINTED
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