Master Sign Plan Clause Samples
The Master Sign Plan clause establishes the rules and guidelines for the design, placement, and approval of signage within a property or development. It typically outlines the types of signs permitted, their sizes, locations, and any aesthetic requirements, as well as the process for obtaining necessary approvals from property management or relevant authorities. By providing a unified framework for signage, this clause ensures consistency, maintains the visual appeal of the property, and prevents disputes over sign placement or design among tenants or occupants.
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Master Sign Plan. The Applicant shall prepare a Master Sign Plan showing the location, design, colors and materials of all proposed signage, including off-site project identification and directional signage. Signage shall be in conformance with the City’s sign ordinance (Municipal Code Chapter 15.20) and shall be reviewed and approved by the Board of Architectural Review and the Community Development Director prior to issuance of the first building permit for each project component.
Master Sign Plan. The Developer shall submit an application for a master sign plan for the Development to the Town for review and approval and pay all required fees. Each individual sign will require a separate individual sign permit and fee as required by the Code.