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Permit in New York
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Gino
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I'm not sure if I'm understanding you correctly.
When applying for a permit, you get the sign codes from the municipality in which your client's business is in or where the sign is going to go. You then propose a sign or refurbishing it to meet the codes of that jurisdiction. Then you apply for the permit to do the proposed work. pay the cost and then start said sign project.
If you want to move an existing sign because of high walls, you need to make sure the codes allow you to go to a height of understanding and then propose it. Otherwise, you might need to apply for a variance and those little suckers can be quite expensive.
When applying for a permit, you get the sign codes from the municipality in which your client's business is in or where the sign is going to go. You then propose a sign or refurbishing it to meet the codes of that jurisdiction. Then you apply for the permit to do the proposed work. pay the cost and then start said sign project.
If you want to move an existing sign because of high walls, you need to make sure the codes allow you to go to a height of understanding and then propose it. Otherwise, you might need to apply for a variance and those little suckers can be quite expensive.
On-Premise advertising of your clients business that is located at this site? If so, contact the borough.
If not, say a prayer first, then contact the borough. (Then forget it).
copythat
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Thanks for reply GINO
There is an existing pole similar to those you see on the highway. It's two sided pole 8" core and stands around 20' The company that erected 15 years ago, made agreements with owner went out of business 9 years ago. He wants to use one side for himself & to rent space on the other. So is this a little clearer.
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There is an existing pole similar to those you see on the highway. It's two sided pole 8" core and stands around 20' The company that erected 15 years ago, made agreements with owner went out of business 9 years ago. He wants to use one side for himself & to rent space on the other. So is this a little clearer.
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cgsigns_jamie
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Use www.municode.com to research the local codes... then contact the local planning/zoning office for the requirements for a sign permit.