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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 469
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ENCOMPASS THE ENTIRE SIGN, INCLUDING ITS BORDER AND TRIM
BUT EXCLUDING ANY ORNAMENTAL BASE, APRON SUPPORTS, OR
OTHER STRUCTURAL MEMBERS.
(C) MAXIMUM SIZE - IN GENERAL.
AN OUTDOOR SIGN MAY NOT HAVE AN AREA GREATER THAN
1,000 SQUARE FEET, WITH A MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF 25 FEET AND A
MAXIMUM LENGTH OF 50 FEET.
(D) SAME - MULTIPLE FACINGS.
(1) AN OUTDOOR SIGN STRUCTURE MAY CONTAIN ONE
OR TWO SIGNS PER FACING AND MAY BE DOUBLE-FACED,
BACK-TO-BACK, OR V-TYPE, BUT THE TOTAL AREA OF ANY FACING
MAY NOT EXCEED 800 SQUARE FEET.
(2) AN OUTDOOR SIGN THAT EXCEEDS 400 SQUARE
FEET MAY NOT BE DOUBLE-FACED.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from Art. 89B,
§252(b).
8-732. SPACING OF SIGNS AT INTERSECTIONS.
(A) "CENTER LINE" DEFINED.
IN THIS SECTION, "CENTER LINE" MEANS:
(1) THE CENTER LINE OF THE MAIN TRAVELED WAY
OF A NONDIVIDED HIGHWAY; OR
(2) A LINE EQUIDISTANT FROM THE EDGES OF THE
MEDIAN SEPARATING THE MAIN TRAVELED WAYS OF A DIVIDED
HIGHWAY.
(B) GENERAL RULE.
THE LOCATION OF AN OUTDOOR SIGN STRUCTURE LOCATED
BETWEEN HIGHWAYS ENTERING INTO OR INTERSECTING THE MAIN
TRAVELED WAY OF ANY FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY HIGHWAY SHALL
CONFORM TO THE MINIMUM SPACING CRITERIA SPECIFIED IN
THIS SECTION, TO BE APPLIED SEPARATELY TO EACH SIDE OF
THE FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY HIGHWAY.
(C) HIGHWAY LESS THAN 1,000 FEET APART.
IF THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE CENTER LINES OF
INTERSECTING HIGHWAYS. IS LESS THAN 1,000 FEET, A MAXIMUM
OF THREE SIGN STRUCTURES, WHETHER DOUBLE-FACED,
BACK-TO-BACK, OR V-TYPE , MAY BE PERMUTED BETWEEN THE
INTERSECTING HIGHWAYS, AND THE MINIMUM SPACING BETWEEN
THE STRUCTURES SHALL BE 100 FEET.
(D) HIGHWAYS 1,000 FEET OR MORE APART.
IF THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE CENTER LINES OF
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