Wis. Admin. Code Department of Transportation Trans 201.17 - Real estate signs
(1) DEFINITION. "Real estate sign" means a
sign advertising the sale or lease of land upon which it is located or of a
building on that land.
(2)
APPLICABILITY. A real estate sign that is erected along an interstate highway
is subject to the permit requirement of s.
Trans 201.07.
(3) EXEMPTION. A real estate sign that is
erected along a controlled highway other than an interstate highway is exempted
from the permit requirement of s.
Trans 201.07 if all of the following conditions are
satisfied:
(a) The sign does not exceed 32
square feet in surface area.
(b)
There is no more than one real estate sign on the property facing each
direction of travel for each controlled highway from which a sign on the
property is visible.
(c) The sign
does not contain flashing lights or moving parts or in any other way fail to
conform with s.
84.30(4) (b), Stats.
(d) The sign is not erected in a location
where it constitutes a traffic hazard.
(e) The sign is not erected until the
property is actually offered for sale or lease, and is removed within 7 days
after the property has been sold or leased.
Notes
The term "controlled highway" as used in sub. (3) has the meaning set forth in s. Trans 201.01.
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