Mooseheart Permanent Identification Signage Sample Clauses

Mooseheart Permanent Identification Signage. Owner shall have the right to erect at its own cost and expense a permanent Mooseheart identification sign, generally of the size and configuration depicted on Exhibit IG (“Community / Gateway Sign”), attached hereto and made a part hereof, except that the sign shall be mounted on a solid base, and additional decorative elements may be required. Except as otherwise set forth herein, and except for size, the final design of the Mooseheart Identification Signage shall be subject to Zoning Code requirements and the Standard Design Review Criteria for Commercial and Institutional Projects. The actual location shall be determined as part of the Design Review process. The allowance of this Mooseheart Identification Signage shall be in addition to the allowable signage on the remainder of the Property. Owner shall be permitted to erect the sign, and obtain an electrical feed from Commonwealth Edison prior to the commencement of development on the Property; at such time that City owned electrical service is available within five (500‟) hundred feet of the sign, Owner shall be required to transfer service from Commonwealth Edison to City electrical service . The sign shall be located on a separate parcel from any commercial development. So long as the property upon which the sign is located is in the City, Owner shall be obligated to display messages announcing community events and other community information as requested by the City, at a frequency consistent with display of other messages. Owner is responsible for all maintenance and operation costs for the sign.
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