NAC410.200. On-premise advertising signs.

     1. On-premise advertising is not subject to the state’s outdoor advertising control.

     2. A sign must meet the following tests to be considered an on-premise advertising device:

     (a) The sign must be located on the same premises as the activity or property advertised. The premises on which an activity is conducted is determined by physical facts rather than property lines. Premises includes the area occupied by the buildings and appurtenances such as parking lots, storage areas, processing areas or areas for other physical uses that are customarily incident to the activity, including open spaces arranged and designed to be used in connection with the buildings or activities. In the case of large complexes where one or more related activities occur, such as the resort hotel-golf course or restaurant-service station complex, where the entire complex is under the same ownership, any of the separate activities may be advertised independently within the developed commercial or industrial area of the complex.

     (b) The purpose of the advertising sign must be:

          (1) The identification of the establishment or activity located on the premises or its products or services; or

          (2) The sale or lease of the property on which the sign is located.

     [Dep’t of Highways, Outdoor Advertising Control Manual p. 26, eff. 1-28-77]