Freeway Sign. A Sign within one-hundred fifty (150) feet of the Interstate 94 right-of-way. The road side edge of such Sign should be located as close to the interstate right-of-way as feasible, but shall maintain a minimum of five (5) feet from the public right-of-way. Freeway Signs shall be constructed as set forth in the Design Guidelines Manual and this ordinance.
Freeway Sign. If Landlord owns and operates the sign which is visible from the 110 Freeway and that was previously leased to Tenant by Commission under the Prior Agreement (the “Freeway Sign”), such Freeway Sign is being leased to Tenant as part of this Agreement. If Tenant is leasing the Freeway Sign under this Agreement, Tenant shall obtain Landlord's consent to any removal of the Freeway Sign unless the proposed removal includes replacement of the Freeway Sign, in which case the consent of Landlord shall not be required. Notwithstanding, the above, if Tenant is required to remove the Freeway Sign by any governmental agency, as the result of a court order, or because the then-current condition of the sign or damage or destruction of the Freeway Sign makes the sign a safety hazard, Tenant may immediately remove the Freeway Sign and, if Tenant is then leasing the Commission Freeway Sign under this Agreement, shall have up to two years in which to replace the Freeway Sign, subject to delays in obtaining necessary permits and entitlements for such replacement. Tenant also acknowledges and agrees that, so long as the Freeway Sign remains in place and Tenant owns or leases the Freeway Sign, Tenant will comply with the prior arrangements that guaranteed at least twenty-four (24) public services announcements annually for Exposition Park Events.
