37-11-03-02. Urban locations.

An applicant for a tourist-oriented directional sign located within the limits of a city must also obtain the written consent of the city to erect the sign. In addition, the location and erection of an urban tourist-oriented sign may not:

1. Block or obstruct the visibility of official traffic-control devices.

2. Hinder pedestrian or bicycle traffic.

3. Be located closer than two feet [.61 meters] to the face of a curb on a highway having curb and gutter.

The spacing requirements of section 37-11-03-06 do not apply to urban locations.

History: Effective August 1, 1994.

General Authority: NDCC 39-13-09

Law Implemented: NDCC 39-13-09