Or. Admin. Code § 734-062-0120 - Signs for Qualified Viticultural Features
(1) Location. A qualified viticultural
feature applicant may apply for a sign near the border entering the
viticultural area recognized by the federal Department of Treasury. Because a
viticultural feature is a large geographic area rather than a specific
destination, no follow-up signs are required or allowed.
(2) Number. The Department may approve a
maximum of two signs per highway for each qualified viticultural
feature.
(3) Sign Legend. Because a
viticultural feature is a large geographic area rather than a specific
destination, the sign legend on such a sign will indicate that motorists are
entering the viticultural area, but will not direct motorists to a particular
exit or location.
(4) A qualified
viticultural feature applicant must submit the following information to
demonstrate qualification for such a sign:
(a)
Documentation of recognition by the federal Department of Treasury of the
viticultural area;
(b) Map showing
the proposed sign location in relation to the boundaries of the viticultural
area;
(c) Documentation showing the
applicant has sent notice of the proposal to appropriate wine industry groups
for dissemination among their members in any adjacent or overlapping qualified
viticultural area, including any designated sub-section of a viticultural
area.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 366.205, 366.450, 810.200 & 810.210
Stat. Implemented.: ORS 366.205, 366.450, 810.200 & 810.210
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