OAR 734-031-0020
Acknowledgement Signs
(1)
A sign may be placed by the Rest Area Operator informing the public of the Participant’s Contribution with the Participant’s name or acronym when the Contribution meets the requirements of Division 31 rules. The Participant may be required to provide evidence of the Participant’s existence such as the Participant’s organizational bylaws, website, or letterhead. When the Participant is an individual or family group, the individual’s name (first name or initial and last name) or the family name (e.g. Smith Family) will be used.(2)
The Acknowledgement Sign shall not be used for advertising or as a memorial and shall not contain items such as contact information, directions, slogans, telephone numbers, website, or internet addresses. The Participant name may be verified with the Secretary of State’s business name registry or other information available to the Rest Area Operator.(3)
The Acknowledgement Sign may be installed after the Participant has provided the monetary or product Contribution, or has successfully performed the Highway Related Service described in the Sponsorship Agreement at least once.(4)
In addition to the Contribution, the Participant will be responsible for the Rest Area Operator’s cost to manufacture and install the Acknowledgement Sign. The sign will remain the property of the Rest Area Operator and be removed by the Rest Area Operator when the Sponsorship Agreement is cancelled or has expired.(5)
If the Department or Rest Area Operator determines that the Acknowledgement Sign interferes with the maintenance, operation, or use of the Rest Area or the state highway, the sign will be removed. Acknowledgement Signs that are repeatedly vandalized or stolen may not be replaced at the discretion of the Rest Area Operator.
Source:
Rule 734-031-0020 — Acknowledgement Signs, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=734-031-0020.