Identification and Other Signage Sample Clauses

The Identification and Other Signage clause sets out the requirements and restrictions regarding the display of signs, logos, or other identifying marks on a property or within a project. Typically, it specifies who is responsible for installing, maintaining, and removing signage, and may outline standards for size, placement, and design to ensure consistency and compliance with local regulations. This clause helps maintain the desired appearance of the premises, prevents unauthorized or inappropriate signage, and ensures that all parties are clear about their rights and obligations concerning identification and branding.
Identification and Other Signage. Licensee shall place one identification plate in size, material, form, and substance strictly complying with the Approved Plans on its Equipment at each Pole Location, and one identification plate with the same information on the ground near the Pole. The plates shall include Licensee’s corporate name and the telephone number at which Licensee’s on-call representative listed in the Basic License Information can be reached. If Licensee’s on-call representative changes, Licensee must provide notice to the City of the new contact information and replace all identification plates. Licensee may also place signage on Licensee’s Equipment that contains information and disclosures required by the Federal Communications Commission (the “FCC”). Replacement of Licensee’s signage will be considered maintenance subject to Section 10.5 (Licensee’s Equipment). If required by the City and allowed by PG&E, one additional identification plate shall be placed on Licensee’s electrical meter box.
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Identification and Other Signage. Licensee shall place one identification plate in size, material, form, and substance strictly complying with the Approved Plans on its Equipment at each Pole Location. The plate shall include Licensee’s corporate name and the telephone number at which Licensee’s on-call representative listed in the Basic License Information can be reached. If Licensee’s on-call representative changes, Licensee must provide notice to the SFPUC of the new contact information and replace the identification plates. Licensee may also place signage on Licensee’s Equipment that contains information and disclosures required by the Federal Communications Commission (the “FCC”). Replacement of Licensee’s signage will be considered maintenance subject to Section 10.5 (Licensee’s Equipment).
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Identification and Other Signage. Licensee shall place signage on its Equipment at each Pole Location containing (i) Licensee’s emergency phone number; and (ii) a unique pole identification number identifying the location of Licensee’s pole; and
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Identification and Other Signage. Licensee shall place one identification plate in size, material, form, and substance strictly complying with the Approved Plans on its Equipment at each Pole Location. The plates shall include Licensee’s corporate name and the telephone number at which Licensee’s on-call representative listed in the Basic License Information can be reached. If Licensee’s on-call representative changes, Licensee must provide notice to the City of the new contact information and replace all identification plates. Licensee may also place signage on Licensee’s Equipment that contains information and disclosures required by the Federal Communications Commission (the “FCC”). Replacement of Licensee’s signage will be considered maintenance subject to Section 10.5 (Licensee’s Equipment). If required by the City and allowed by PG&E, one additional identification plate shall be placed on Licensee’s electrical meter box.
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