Maine Statutes
§ 23 §1912 — Permitted locations
In adopting regulations relating to locations for official business directional signs, the commissioner shall take into consideration such factors as the effect upon highway safety, the convenience of the traveling public and the preservation of scenic beauty.
When appropriate, because of the number of signs at one location, the signs shall be displayed in tiers or on panels. Subject to the traffic safety regulations adopted by the commissioner for the purposes of this chapter, the commissioner shall also specify by regulation the general types of locations where such posts, signs or panels may be erected and maintained, and the size, shape, lighting and other characteristics of the panels and posts, including the locations of signs thereon.
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Legislative History
PL 1977, c. 494, §1 (NEW). PL 1981, c. 318, §1 (RPR).
Nearby Sections
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§ 23 §1901
Legislative findings§ 23 §1902
Policy and purposes§ 23 §1903
Definitions§ 23 §1904
Travel Information Advisory Council§ 23 §1905
Official tourist information centers§ 23 §1906
Official business directional signs§ 23 §1907
Published information§ 23 §1908
Regulation of outdoor advertising§ 23 §1908-A
Outdoor advertising; publicly owned bus stops§ 23 §1908-B
Outdoor advertising; outdoor athletic facilities§ 23 §1910
Types and arrangements of signs§ 23 §1911
Number and location of signs§ 23 §1912
Permitted locations