N.M. Admin. Code § 18.21.5.8 - SIGNS ALLOWED
Only the following outdoor advertising devices may be erected or maintained:
A. directional signs
and other official signs and notices;
B. signs on a piece of property giving notice
that the specific land or improvements alone are offered for sale or
lease;
C. on-premise signs that are
in compliance with
18.21.5.12 NMAC;
D. signs located within six hundred sixty
(660) feet of the nearest edge of the right-of-way, in zoned commercial or
industrial areas;
E. signs located
within six hundred sixty (660) feet of the nearest edge of the right-of-way in
unzoned commercial or industrial areas;
F. signs located beyond six hundred sixty
(660) feet of the right-of-way, located outside of urban areas, visible from
the main-traveled way of the interstate system, NHS or primary system and
erected with the purpose of the content being read from such main-traveled
way;
G. signs lawfully in existence
on October 22, 1965, determined by the commission, subject to any necessary
federal approval, to be landmark signs of historic or artistic significance
worthy of preservation including signs on farm structures or natural surfaces,
and which requirements are set forth in
18.21.5.15 NMAC;
H. signs lawfully in existence on the
effective date of the Beautification Act, whose owner obtained a department
outdoor advertising permit(s) with permit renewal fees paid current thereafter,
and which continue to exist and be maintained lawfully, but which currently do
not meet all requirements of 18.21.5 NMAC or the Beautification Act due to
state law passed at a later date or due to changed conditions. Illegally
erected or maintained outdoor advertising devices shall not be considered
non-conforming outdoor advertising devices;
I. signs whose owner obtained a department
outdoor advertising permit(s) with permit renewal fees paid current thereafter,
which continues to exist and complies with customary maintenance requirements,
but which currently does not meet all requirements of 18.21.5 NMAC or the
Beautification Act. Illegally erected or maintained outdoor advertising devices
shall not be considered non-conforming outdoor advertising devices.
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