Haw. Code R. § 19-103-8 - Removal of nonconforming signs
(a) Nonconforming
signs shall be removed at the end of the fifth year after they become
nonconforming or earlier if they fail to meet the requirements of section
19-103-6.
(b) The director may
acquire by purchase, gift or condemnation, and pay just compensation for the
rights and interests of the sign and site owner upon the removal of a
nonconforming sign. Compensation will be paid only for the following:
(1) The taking from the owner of the outdoor
advertising of all rights, title, leasehold, and interest therein;
and
(2) The taking from the owner
of the real property on which the outdoor advertising is located, of the right
to erect and maintain the outdoor advertising thereon.
(c) Appraisal or valuation of property
interests required for control of outdoor advertising signs will be made in
writing with the procedures outlined in the Federal-Aid Highway Program Manual
7-2-12.
(d) Signs which advertise or publicize an
activity no longer conducted on the premises upon which these signs are
maintained shall be removed by the owner or lessee of the property within 45
days after the activity being advertised or publicized ceases to exist on the
premises No compensation shall be paid for the removal of these
signs.
Notes
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