Fascia Signs Sample Clauses
The Fascia Signs clause defines the rules and permissions regarding the installation, maintenance, and appearance of signage on the fascia, or front-facing exterior, of a building. Typically, this clause outlines the types of signs allowed, the approval process required from the landlord or relevant authority, and any restrictions on size, design, or illumination. For example, a tenant may need to submit proposed sign designs for approval before installation and ensure that signs are kept in good repair. The core function of this clause is to maintain the building's aesthetic standards and ensure consistency, while also protecting the interests of both landlord and tenant regarding branding and visibility.
Fascia Signs i. the total fascia sign area shall cover no more than ten percent (10%) of the wall on which the sign is affixed with proportional allocation for each business premise in case of multiple occupancy buildings.
ii. in the case of multiple occupancy buildings, the number of fascia signs shall be determined based on a formula of one (1) sign per business premise plus two (2) additional signs.
iii. in the case of business and professional offices, the number of fascia signs shall be limited to three (3).