Commercial sign definition

Commercial sign means a Sign containing a commercial message directing attention to a business, commodity, service, or entertainment.
Commercial sign means a sign erected for a business transaction or advertising the exchange of goods and services.
Commercial sign means a sign accessory to the permitted main commercial use.

Examples of Commercial sign in a sentence

  • Landlord agrees to remove Cornish & Xxxxx Commercial sign from front entrance as of the date the Landlord's first mortgage holder approves this proposal.

  • Village Commercial sign requirements are similar to the other commercial areas, with size and setback requirements adjusted to accommodate the size of Village Commercial lots..

  • The agreed risk assessment will require value attribution by the SES team and any areas where risks involve commercial contract or engagement will require Highways England Commercial sign off.

  • Ordinance No. 2775 (Sign Code) requires a Conditional Sign Permit for a principal Neighborhood Commercial sign.

  • Commercial sign shops generally will not apply it for liability and warranty violation reasons.


More Definitions of Commercial sign

Commercial sign means a sign with a commercial message.
Commercial sign means a sign that is:
Commercial sign means any Sign that directly or indirectly names, advertises or calls attention to a business, product, service or both, or other commercial activity.
Commercial sign means any sign, display, or device designed, intended or used to encourage or promote purchase or use of goods or services.
Commercial sign means signs that exhort a viewer to patronize a business.
Commercial sign means any sign that is intended to attract attention to a commercial or industrial business, occupancy, product, good, service, or other commercial or industrial activity for a commercial or industrial purpose.
Commercial sign means a sign advertising a business;