Customary maintenance definition

Customary maintenance means maintenance of a nonconforming outdoor advertising device, which may include, but shall not exceed, the replacement of the sign face and stringers in like materials, and the replacement in like materials of up to fifty percent (50%) of the device's poles, posts, or other support structures; provided, that the replacement of any poles, posts, or other support structures is limited to one (1) time within a twenty-four-month period;

Customary maintenance shall include, but is not limited to, the removal of trash, mowing, proper planting of grass, trimming of trees and bushes, and related and similar activities.

Customary maintenance means the action necessary to keep a sign in good condition by (1) replacement of parts damaged or worn by age and (2) painting of areas exposed to the weather as the major portion of the sign, but shall not include either maintenance which would be necessary for signs over 50% damaged or in 50% disrepair or maintenance which would increase the size or monetary value of the sign.

Examples of Customary maintenance in a sentence

• Customary maintenance and repair of a nonconforming sign that is damaged as a result of storm, fire, or casualty shall not exceed 60% of the replacement cost of a new sign structure constructed using equivalent materials and equipment.

• Customary maintenance of a sign includes only change of message, replacing electrical wiring and bulbs, painting of the face and structure, clearing of vegetation on the parcel the sign is located, reinforcing the structure and repairing the apron or catwalks or any addition or enhancements to safety equip- ment on structures including safety cables, railings and other modifica- tions necessary to meet current safety standards.

• Customary maintenance The Lessee is not entitled to any reduction in rent for any time the Lessor spends having work carried out to put the premises in their agreed condition or other work as stated specifically in this contract and its associated annexes.

• Customary maintenance and repair includes, but is not limited to, painting, cleaning, cleaning of floors and upholstery, and repair and replacement of equipment or furnishings as needed.

• Customary maintenance includes non-comprehensive maintenance resulting in the tenant being unable to use a significant part of the premises.

More Definitions of Customary maintenance

Customary maintenance means maintenance that shall only include, change of message, replacing electrical wiring and bulbs, painting of the face and structure, clearing vegetation (not on right-of-way), reinforcing the structure with banding or nails, and repairing the apron or catwalks. Additional maintenance activities may be approved upon written request to the Department. An increase in dimension, any change in location, increase in height, change in location in lighting, or the addition of lighting does not constitute customary maintenance. An increase, change, addition or any maintenance which is not listed above, shall terminate any nonconforming or grandfather status granted by the Act and the sign shall be considered illegal, thus a public nuisance subject to summary abatement and removal without compensation.

Customary maintenance means maintenance of a nonconforming outdoor advertising device, which may include, but shall not exceed, the replacement of the sign face and stringers in like materials, and the replacement in like materials of up to fifty percent (50%) of the device's poles, posts, or other

Customary maintenance means maintenance of a nonconforming outdoor advertising device, which may include, but shall not exceed, the

Customary maintenance means any change, replacement, manipulation, or other repair to the sign structure that does not:

Customary maintenance means the usual state of maintaining a sign in order to keep it in a good state of repair while not changing the general structure of the sign significantly. Customary maintenance of a non-conforming sign means maintaining the sign so that it remains substantially the same as it was on the effective date of the Beautification Act. Reasonable repair and maintenance of the sign, including a change in advertising content, is not a change which would terminate non-conforming rights.

Customary maintenance means all manner of repair or maintenance of a permitted sign, which is done to keep the sign structurally sound, in good repair, and in compliance with its approved permit. Customary maintenance applies to all parts of a sign, including its founda- tion, supporting structure, and sign face.

Customary maintenance means maintenance that shall only include, change of message, replacing electrical wiring and bulbs, painting of the face and structure, clearing vegetation (not on right-of-way), reinforcing the structure with