Rules for designing a company sign. Advertising Signs Law

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Local authorities

Note

IN Nizhny Novgorod and Kurgan, for example, permission for a sign does not seem to be needed at all (Clause 2.5.3 of the Rules, approved by Resolution of the City Duma of Nizhny Novgorod dated June 21, 2006 N 46; clauses 1.6, 1.8 of Article 2 of the Rules, approved. Decision of the Kurgan City Duma dated August 20, 2008 N 213). In Novosibirsk, Stavropol and Murmansk it is also not needed if the sign area does not exceed 2 square meters. m (Subclause 7 of clause 3.1 of the Rules, approved by the Decision of the City Council of Novosibirsk dated October 25, 2006 N 372; note to section 2 of the Regulations, approved by the Decree of the Administration of Murmansk dated December 5, 2007 N 1656; clause 4.1, 4.2 Regulations, approved by the Decision of the Stavropol City Duma of July 10, 2009 N 74).

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In Lipetsk, permission is not required, but you will have to obtain a technical passport for the sign (Clause 3.4.4 of the Regulations adopted by the Decision of the Lipetsk City Council of Deputies dated July 28, 2009 N 1111). In St. Petersburg, a sign can be installed only after receiving approval from the Committee on Urban Planning and Architecture (Clause 1.6 of the Rules, approved by Decree of the Government of St. Petersburg dated October 10, 1996 N 6; clauses 4-1.1.1, 4-1.1.3, 4- 1.1.4, 4-1.2.1 of the Rules, approved by Decree of the Government of St. Petersburg dated September 14, 2006 N 1135).

Dismantling

Administrative penalty

Since April 2010, the Code of Administrative Offenses has introduced (Clause 34, Article 1, Article 3 of the Federal Law of December 28, 2009 N 380-FZ) a fine for installing an advertising structure without permission provided for by law (Article 14.37, note to Article 2.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) :

The information plate is intended to bring to the attention of the consumer information about the manufacturer (performer, seller) in accordance with Art. 9 of the Federal Law “On Protection of Consumer Rights”. Each service enterprise must have one or more information signs - according to the number of entrances for the population. The sign must indicate the following mandatory information about the enterprise: registered (legal) name of the enterprise; organizational and legal form; mode of operation of the enterprise. Information signs must be placed on the wall of the building next to the entrance to the enterprise or on the entrance door so that they are clearly visible to visitors . Information plates can be replaced with inscriptions on the glass of a shop window, entrance door, etc. The information plate should have a size of 0.15 to 0.7 square meters. m. The height of letters in the text must be at least 2 cm.

ImportantNovoshukinskaya

Pyatnitskoe highway
st. Freedom
st.
Requirements for an organization's sign

Skhodnenskaya
st. Fabricius
Khimki Boulevard

Usievich

st. Andreevka
st. General Alekseev
st. Kamenka
st. Logvinenko

InfoNovokryukovskaya

st. Panfilovsky Avenue

Sunny Alley

Pine Alley

Central Avenue

Academic Square
st. Bolshaya Oktyabrskaya
October prospect
Lilac Boulevard

Tekstilshchikov

Moscow

st. Moscow
st. Rainbow
Rainbow Passage
st. Solar

Shcherbinka

height 0.80 m;

Advertising Signs Law

Signboard- this is a kind of business card of any enterprise retail and service industries, be it a store, hairdresser, cafe or car service. It informs about what is inside and thereby attracts attention potential clients. Agree that the entrance to an establishment without a bright, beautiful sign looks rather dull.
That is why, at the stage of opening a business, its owners pay a lot of attention to the design and design of the sign. Thanks to the huge number of companies involved in the production of signs, their appearance depends only on your imagination and wallet. This could be an ordinary light box, three-dimensional letters, or an impressive roof installation.
However, order an original sign, as well as obtain consent for its installation from the owners or tenants of the building on which it will hang (Part 5, Article 19 of the Federal Law of March 13, 2006 N 38-FZ (hereinafter referred to as the Law on Advertising); clause. 3 part 2 article 44 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation), is half the battle. Let's talk about what other difficulties await organizations and entrepreneurs who decide to bring this idea to life.

Is a sign an advertisement or not?

Why do you need to answer this question first? Because the installation of an outdoor advertising structure requires a permit issued by local authorities for a certain period (Parts 9, 17, Article 19 of the Advertising Law). And in theory, if a sign is not an advertising structure, then there is no need to obtain permission for it.

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For issuing a permit to install an advertising structure, you need to pay a state fee of 3,000 rubles, which goes to the local budget (Subclause 105, clause 1, Article 333.33 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation; clause 2, Article 61.1, clause 2, Article 61.2 of the Budget Code of the Russian Federation).
If the local authority refuses to issue permission to install an advertising structure, the paid state duty is not refunded (Letter of the Ministry of Finance of Russia dated March 20, 2009 N 03-05-04-03/06).

But it is not so easy to answer this question unequivocally. And all because our legislation does not have a clear definition of what a sign is.
The Advertising Law says that its effect does not apply to information, the disclosure, distribution or delivery to the consumer of which is mandatory, as well as to signs and indicators that do not contain information of an advertising nature (Clause 2, 5, Part 2, Article 2 of the Advertising Law ).

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Advertising is information disseminated in any way, in any form and using any means, addressed to an indefinite number of people and aimed at attracting attention, in particular, to goods (works, services), their producers and sellers, at creating or maintaining interest in them and their promotion on the market (Clause 1 - 3 of Article 3 of the Law on Advertising).

According to the Law on the Protection of Consumer Rights, the manufacturer (performer, seller) is obliged to use a sign to bring to the attention of the consumer its organizational and legal form, company name, address and operating hours (Clause 1 of Article 9 of the Law of the Russian Federation dated 02/07/1992 N 2300-1; Clause 2 of Article 1473 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). All this information is indicated on a small information plate, usually placed to the right or left of the entrance to the room or directly on the door. As a rule, local authorities do not require any permission for its installation (Clause 2.4.2 of the Rules, approved by Decree of the Moscow Government dated November 21, 2006 N 908-PP; clause 3.4.1 of the Regulations adopted by the Decision of the Lipetsk City Council of Deputies dated July 28, 2009 N 1111; clause 1.2 of the Rules, approved by the Decision of the Council of Deputies of the Gatchina Municipal District of the Leningrad Region dated November 30, 2007 N 91; clause 2.5.2 of the Rules, approved by the Resolution of the City Duma of N. Novgorod dated June 21, 2006 N 46; clause 12.43 section D Code of Improvement, approved by the Decision of the Tver City Duma of April 24, 2001 N 56).
On the sign we are talking about, that is, on the structure usually hung above the entrance to the room, as a rule, it is indicated:
(or) commercial designation, for example “World of Billiards”;
(or) the profile of the organization’s activities and the type of goods sold (services provided), for example, “Seventh Continent Supermarket”, “Ion Digital Equipment Store”, “Italian Furniture”, “Ataman Cafe”, “Crimean Wines”.
The Federal Antimonopoly Service, which monitors compliance with advertising legislation (Part 1 of Article 33 of the Law on Advertising; clause 1, clause 5.3.1.1 clause 5 of the Regulations, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of June 30, 2004 N 331), not so long ago agreed that such signs placed at the place of business do not fall under the concept of advertising (Letter of the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia dated July 23, 2009 N ATs/24234).
The Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation clarified back in the last century that the placement of a street sign (plate) with the name of an organization as an indicator of its location is a common practice, complies with established business practices in Russia and cannot be considered as advertising (Clause 18 of the Information Letter of the Presidium of the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation dated December 25. 1998 N 37). With reference to this position of the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation, arbitration courts refused to recognize a wide variety of signs as advertising, in particular those designed in the form of:
— impressive rooftop installations, for example “Baltika” (trademark of the brewing company of the same name) (Resolution N F04-4507/2009(11813-A45-43)); logo of the supermarket "The Seventh Continent" (Resolution N KG-A40/4212-10); trademarks "Hyundai", "Mitsubishi Motors", "Peugeot", placed on the buildings of car dealerships (Resolutions N N Ф09-8948/10-С1, Ф09-8770/10-С1, Ф09-8680/10-С1); the words “Shopping center” and a sign in the form of a circle with the phrase “PLANET Shopping center” (Resolution N F03-7191/2010);
— three-dimensional letters, for example, “University 24 hours” (Resolution N KG-A40/4212-10); "Northern Credit" (name of the bank) (Resolution in case No. A13-8181/2009); "cinema "Cosmos", "Box Office", "Cafe" (Resolution in case No. A46-18247/2009);
— wall panels and panels, for example “Russian Post” (Resolution N 09AP-10389/2008-GK); "Sewing enterprise PANITI. Paniti. 270-07-80. 270-58-71" (Resolution N F09-5147/10-C1); "ASKOM real estate agency" and "ASKOM, entrance from the yard" (Resolution N F03-8108/2010); "Regional Assessment Center 269-48-00, 247-92-20" (Resolution N F09-5547/10-S1); "Law Company RBC Rusbusinessconsult" and "Tourism Real Estate RBC Rusbusinessconsult" (Resolution on case No. A46-2419/2010); "5 PYATEROCHKA. Economy class supermarkets" (Resolution on case No. A12-20100/2008).
The courts also supported their position by the fact that the purpose of all these signs was not advertising, but to inform consumers about the location of the company, as well as to indicate the place of entry. These signs are not able to create in people a preferential interest in purchasing goods (works, services) in this particular store, agency, bank, etc. In addition, a sign is often a means of individualizing an enterprise, a way of exercising the right to a commercial designation (Clause 1 of Article 1538 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation).
However, clarifications from the FAS and a large number of positive judicial practices do not make it any easier for businessmen, and here’s why.

Local authorities require permission for any sign

Local authorities responsible for placing outdoor advertising and information require obtain permission or at least coordinate with them almost any sign above the establishment, regardless of whether it is advertising or not. The rationale for this is quite reasonable: signs should not violate the existing architectural appearance of the area and must comply with technical safety standards.

Note
Often in local acts, a sign is called an information structure intended to inform about the type and profile of an enterprise to guide consumers (Clause 2.4.3 of the Rules, approved by Moscow Government Decree of November 21, 2006 N 908-PP; clause 3.3 of the Requirements, approved by Government Decree St. Petersburg dated July 25, 2006 N 904; clauses 2.5.1, 2.5.3 of the Rules, approved by Resolution of the City Duma of Nizhny Novgorod dated June 21, 2006 N 46).

Attention! In addition to the state fee for issuing a permit to install an advertising structure, a local government body does not have the right to charge an additional fee for preparing, issuing a permit and performing other related actions (Part 12 of Article 19 of the Advertising Law).

And law-abiding businessmen have to go and get permits for their sign.
In every urban district and municipal area- their requirements for the placement of advertising and information structures, their rules for issuing permits for their installation and their authorities that deal with this. Therefore, as you understand, we are not able to tell how this happens in each specific area. Everywhere has its own characteristics and nuances. In some places it is easier to obtain permission for a sign, in others it is more difficult.
In Nizhny Novgorod and Kurgan, for example, permission for a sign does not seem to be needed at all (Clause 2.5.3 of the Rules, approved by Resolution of the City Duma of Nizhny Novgorod dated June 21, 2006 N 46; clauses 1.6, 1.8 of Article 2 of the Rules , approved by the Decision of the Kurgan City Duma of August 20, 2008 N 213). In Novosibirsk, Stavropol and Murmansk it is also not needed if the sign area does not exceed 2 square meters. m (Subclause 7 of clause 3.1 of the Rules, approved by the Decision of the City Council of Novosibirsk dated October 25, 2006 N 372; note to section 2 of the Regulations, approved by the Decree of the Administration of Murmansk dated December 5, 2007 N 1656; clause 4.1, 4.2 Regulations, approved by the Decision of the Stavropol City Duma of July 10, 2009 N 74). In Lipetsk, permission is not required, but you will have to obtain a technical passport for the sign (Clause 3.4.4 of the Regulations adopted by the Decision of the Lipetsk City Council of Deputies dated July 28, 2009 N 1111). In St. Petersburg, a sign can be installed only after receiving approval from the Committee on Urban Planning and Architecture (Clause 1.6 of the Rules, approved by Decree of the Government of St. Petersburg dated October 10, 1996 N 6; clauses 4-1.1.1, 4-1.1.3, 4- 1.1.4, 4-1.2.1 of the Rules, approved by Decree of the Government of St. Petersburg dated September 14, 2006 N 1135).
In most cases, in order to obtain permission for a regular sign, you have to run around a lot in offices or turn to the services of intermediary firms offering their “help” for a fee. But Moscow, apparently, has surpassed everyone in terms of the complexity of the procedure for obtaining permission! Without exaggeration, we can say that capital entrepreneurs who want to obtain permission from the Moscow authorities are doomed to go through seven circles of bureaucratic hell.
This process can “eat up” almost more effort, nerves and time than the entire organization of your own business. Before submitting an application for a permit to the “one window” service of the Committee of Advertising, Information and Design of Moscow, it is necessary to collect a whole bunch of expert and technical opinions from various authorities (Moskomarkhitektura, Moskomnasledie, administrative and technical inspection, State Unitary Enterprise "Gorinfor" and etc.) (Clause 2.1 of the Regulations and Appendix 1 to it, approved by Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 N 908-PP).
And these authorities, in turn, often accept for consideration only documents prepared by their “pocket” offices, naturally, for a fee. In addition, some documents have a limited validity period. If you miss the expiration date of the document, you will have to get it again...
Moscow intermediary companies, as they write about themselves, “having established connections with the necessary authorities,” are ready to take on all the burdens of obtaining advertising permission for a “modest” remuneration in the amount of 40 - 50 thousand rubles. But this amount is often simply unaffordable for some newly opened small shop, cafe, clothing repair... And let’s not forget that after 5 years, when the permit expires (Clause 3.8.2 of the Regulations, approved by Resolution of the Moscow Government dated November 21. 2006 N 908-PP; Part 5, 17 Article 19 of the Law on Advertising), you will have to again either run through the authorities or shell out money.
Under these conditions, it is not surprising that in Moscow many enterprises in the service sector install their signs without any permission. At the same time, someone pays a monthly bribe to the right person in the government in exchange for “turning a blind eye,” while others don’t pay anyone anything at all, hoping that in the metropolis the authorities simply won’t get their hands on everyone. What else would you like to do? It is almost impossible to obtain permission yourself, and turning to intermediaries is expensive.

You don’t have the required permission for a sign: what are the consequences?

Dismantling

Having discovered that you have installed a sign without permission, local authorities may issue you an order to dismantle it within a specified period (Part 10 of Article 19 of the Advertising Law). If you do not comply with this order, the local authority may:
(or) file a lawsuit to force you to dismantle the sign (Part 22, Article 19 of the Advertising Law). And here everything depends on the court’s decision. If the court considers the sign to be advertising, you will have to pay out of your own pocket the costs of its dismantling and destruction (See, for example, Resolution N F09-5147/10-S1). However a large number of the positive judicial practice cited above allows us to hope that the local authorities’ claim will be rejected with reference to the fact that the requirements of the Advertising Law, which require the need to obtain a permit for a posted structure, do not apply to information signs;
(or) independently (without going to court) decide to dismantle the supposed advertising sign. In this case, you can also try to challenge the actions of the local authority or the decision itself. Some courts believe that installed advertising structures can be forcibly dismantled only through a judicial procedure. Therefore, dismantling carried out without an appropriate court decision cannot be recognized as legal (Resolutions in case No. A66-4665/2007; in case No. A82-12996/2009-18; in case No. N A82-14890/2008-29; KG-A40 /1853-10; 16AP-881/10(1)). But if an “unauthorized” sign is placed on a building that is municipally owned, then the actions of local authorities to dismantle it will most likely be recognized as lawful (Resolution of the Presidium of the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation dated November 16, 2010 N 8263/10).

Administrative penalty

Since April 2010

Installing an outdoor sign: what difficulties await its owner

The Code of Administrative Offenses introduced (Clause 34, Article 1, Article 3 of the Federal Law of December 28, 2009 N 380-FZ) a fine for installing an advertising structure without permission provided for by law (Article 14.37, note to Article 2.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation):
— for organizations — from 50,000 to 80,000 rubles;
— for their managers (entrepreneurs) — from 3,000 to 5,000 rubles.
Only police officers have the right to draw up a protocol on this offense (Clause 1, Part 2, Article 28.3 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation), who can visit you at the request of local authorities. However, the issue of imposing a fine will be decided in an arbitration court (Part 3 of Article 23.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation). And the court may well decide that since a sign is not an advertising structure, there can be no liability for its unauthorized installation (Resolution in case No. A56-39038/2010).
Keep in mind that representatives of local authorities do not have the right to fine you for unauthorized placement of a sign on the basis of the regional Code of Administrative Offenses or another law of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation. Because administrative liability can be provided for by regional law only if it is not provided for by the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (Clause “k”, Part 1, Article 72, Article 76 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation; Resolution No. KA-A41/8837-10; in case No. A70-5894/2010).
By the way, in some regions (for example, in Moscow and Ryazan) local regulations on liability for the installation of outdoor advertising and information objects without obtaining a permit and conducting a technical examination have already been declared invalid (Decision of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation dated January 14, 2009 N 5-G08-105; Decision of the Ryazan Regional Court dated May 4, 2010).

The situation with the placement of signs is very well illustrated by the saying “wherever you throw it, there’s a wedge everywhere.” In any case, you will have to prove your right to place a sign without obtaining permission in court. And this means going into open conflict with local authorities. There is no need to talk about the fact that, if desired, they can arrange a “fun” life for entrepreneurs. Therefore, each entrepreneur in each specific region must decide for himself what is more profitable for him - to obtain permission and sleep peacefully for a while or be prepared for confrontation and disputes.
But I still want to add a small spoonful of honey to this big barrel of ointment. All costs for the production, installation and “legalization” of a sign can be fully taken into account in “profitable” expenses (Subclauses 28, 49, paragraph 1, paragraph 4, Article 264, paragraph 3, paragraph 1, Article 254, paragraph 1 Article 256 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation).

Signage and consumer protection law

m. The height of letters in the text must be at least 2 cm.

Legal requirements for signs, information plates and indicators

ImportantNovoshukinskaya

Pyatnitskoe highway
st. Freedom
st. Skhodnenskaya
st. Fabricius
Khimki Boulevard

Usievich

st. Andreevka
st. General Alekseev
st. Kamenka
st. Logvinenko

InfoNovokryukovskaya

st. Panfilovsky Avenue

Sunny Alley

Pine Alley

Central Avenue

Academic Square
st. Bolshaya Oktyabrskaya
October prospect
Lilac Boulevard

Tekstilshchikov

Moscow

st. Moscow
st. Rainbow
Rainbow Passage
st. Solar

Shcherbinka

How to make a sign: requirements for a sign for individual entrepreneurs

The maximum size of information structures containing information about the range of dishes, drinks and other food products offered when they provide the specified services, including indicating their weight/volume and price (menu), should not exceed:

height 0.80 m;
length 0.60 m (clause 18.2 of the Rules).

If there is a frieze on the facade of the object, the wall structure is placed exclusively on the frieze, to the entire height of the frieze (clause 18.3 of the Rules). If there is a canopy on the facade of the object, the wall structure can be placed on the frieze of the canopy, strictly within the dimensions of the specified frieze.

It is prohibited to place a wall structure directly on the canopy structure (clause 18.3 of the Rules).

Requirements for an information sign in a store

When signs of several organizations and individual entrepreneurs are placed simultaneously on the same façade of an object, these signs are placed in one high-altitude row on a single horizontal line (at the same level, height) (clause 15 of the Rules). If the premises are located in the basement or ground floors of objects and there is no possibility of placing information structures (signs) in accordance with the requirements of the first paragraph of this paragraph, signs can be placed above the windows of the basement or ground floor, but not lower than 0.60 m from the ground level to the bottom edge of the wall structure. In this case, the sign should not protrude from the plane of the facade by more than 0.10 m (clause 18.1 of the Rules).

Advertising Signs Law

When engaged in licensed activities, the sign must indicate information about the number and date of receipt of the license. The copy of the license itself should be placed on a special stand inside, but the consumer corner is a separate matter.

Information about the manufacturer (performer, seller) of the Federal Law “On the Protection of Consumer Rights” of February 7, 1992 N 2300-1 as amended. Federal Law of December 21, 2004 N 171-FZ) - Most often, this information is posted on plates. Placing a sign at the entrance Signs are placed on visible areas of flat sections of the facade, free from architectural elements, directly at the entrance (right or left) to a building, structure, structure or room, or on entrance doors to the premises in which the organization is actually located (carries out activities) or individual entrepreneur, information about which is contained in this information structure. (clause 27) For one organization, individual entrepreneur, one sign can be installed at one facility. (P.

Basic requirements and rules for placing signs

The information plate is intended to bring to the attention of the consumer information about the manufacturer (performer, seller) in accordance with Art. 9 of the Federal Law “On Protection of Consumer Rights”. Each service enterprise must have one or more information signs - according to the number of entrances for the population. The sign must indicate the following mandatory information about the enterprise: registered (legal) name of the enterprise; organizational and legal form; mode of operation of the enterprise. Information signs must be placed on the wall of the building next to the entrance to the enterprise or on the entrance door so that they are clearly visible to visitors .
Information plates can be replaced with inscriptions on the glass of a shop window, entrance door, etc. The information plate should have a size of 0.15 to 0.7 square meters. m. The height of letters in the text must be at least 2 cm.

Signs in Moscow

Attention

Structurally, a sign can be made in the form of several separate elements containing, as a rule, non-repetitive information. The sign must contain information revealing the profile of the enterprise (as a rule, without using a list of goods or services) and its name, in accordance with Art. 54 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. It is allowed to place duly registered trademarks and service marks, as well as decorative elements, on the sign.

The owner of the sign must have the rights to use the trademark or service mark. The height of the letters of the sign text must be at least 0.15 m. Signs must be illuminated in dark time days with internal light sources.

Advertising Signs Law

St. Petersburg, approved by the decision of the Executive Committee of the Leningrad City Council dated December 30, 1988 N 1045 “On approval of the boundaries of the united zones for the protection of historical and cultural monuments in the central regions of Leningrad” (hereinafter referred to as the protection zone); orderliness of placement of additional elements and devices within the façade of a building and structure; stylistic correspondence of additional elements and devices to the architecture of the facades of buildings and structures; color harmony of additional elements and devices with the color scheme of the facade for the security zone; proportionality of additional elements and devices to the facade of the building and structure; visual accessibility, readability of information; safety for people; ease of operation and repair; high level of artistic and technical performance; use of high-quality, durable materials with high decorative and performance properties. 4-1.3.3.

Rules for placing security guards and signs with the name of the company

Info

The difference between a sign and a plate Sign is information about the profile of the organization, individual entrepreneur and (or) the type of goods sold by them, services provided and (or) their name (company name, commercial designation, image of a trademark, service mark) for the purpose of notifying the unknown circle of persons about the actual location (place of activity) of this organization, individual entrepreneur. (clause 3.5.1.) Plaque – information posted in cases provided for by the Law of the Russian Federation of February 7, 1992 N 2300-1 “On the Protection of Consumer Rights”. (clause 3.5.2.) The manufacturer (performer, seller) is obliged to bring to the attention of the consumer the brand name (name) of his organization, its location (address) and its mode of operation. The seller (performer) places the specified information on the sign.

(Clause 1 Article 9.

Legal requirements for signs, information plates and indicators

Application of film in the windows of the occupied premises must be made of individual letters and elements, with inside, and should not exceed 30% of the window glass filling. It is strictly forbidden to completely and tightly seal the window with film.19. The design of shop windows should be comprehensive and in a single style.20. Some types of facades with special architectural decoration do not provide for the placement of signs on the wall; in such cases, it is possible to place information on canopies or awnings, while the data additional elements must meet the requirements of the committees and have the appropriate permits.21.
You can find detailed information and the full content of laws and regulations establishing the procedure for the manufacture and installation of outdoor signs on the official websites of the Administration of St. Petersburg, FAS St. Petersburg and the Urban Planning Committee of St. Petersburg. The law strictly separates the concept of advertising and outdoor media. The latter include elements and structures created for the purpose of information design of an object that belongs to a legal entity or individual entrepreneur.

These include:

signs;
signs;
signs indicating the operating mode;
information boards of institutions.

To install signs and location indicators of an object, you must coordinate your actions with the authorized body represented by the city administration.

Important

Distance from ground level (floor of entrance group) to top edge the sign should not exceed 2 m. The sign is placed on a single horizontal axis with other similar information structures within the plane of the facade. (clause 29) The permissible size of the plate is (clause 30): - no more than 0.60 m in length; - no more than 0.40 m in height. The information field of the sign must consist of a text part.

At the same time, the height of letters and signs placed on this information structure (sign) should not exceed 0.10 m. (clause 30) Placement of signs on the glazing of a showcase Plates can be applied to the glazing of showcases using screen printing. In this case, the dimensions of the signs should be no more than 20x30cm (height x length). (clause 32) Placing signs on window openings is not allowed. (clause
Requirements of the Law on signs, information plates and indicators 3.2.1. Signs. Information about the profile of the enterprise, its brand name and registered trademark (sign) is mandatory and is intended to bring to the attention of the consumer information about the manufacturer (performer, seller) in accordance with Art. 9 of the Federal Law “On the Protection of Consumer Rights”. The location of the sign must inform the consumer about the location of the enterprise and indicate the place of entry into it. As a rule, the sign should be located on the facade of the building within 10 meters from the entrance to the premises or within the premises occupied by the enterprise. The sign can be made in the form of a wall panel, bracket, awning, or placed on the roof (canopy) of a one-story building, structure, attached room, as well as in the display case.
Operating hours signs and institutional boards, in turn, do not require approval. Advertising structures are used as a means of distributing advertising and information. The law states that advertising is information that can be addressed to a wide range of people and is aimed at attracting their attention to certain objects of advertising.
Its goals may also be to maintain interest in them and promote them in the market. It is necessary to install advertising structures in the city in strict accordance with the agreed design project, the implementation of which must be issued a permit by the authorized body of the city government.

New rules for placing information signs on the streets of Moscow

The city authorities have developed new rules for placing information structures and signs on buildings. They were approved by a decree of the Moscow government on December 25, 2013.

The new rules determine the types of structures allowed for installation, their maximum dimensions, as well as requirements for their locations. If the owners of an enterprise agree to change their sign to a standard one, then they do not need to obtain any additional approvals from city structures. Now, for example, this requires: a BTI certificate, documents confirming the rights to the premises, a technical report on the safety of the structure, and more.

The new rules set out in sufficient detail what structures, what size and how they can be placed. An integral part of the document is a graphical application, which contains specially designed instructions that clearly show how and what kind of structures can be placed.

Thus, the instructions indicate, for example, that the text part of the sign cannot be longer than ten meters and higher than half a meter, and the brand image in width and height cannot exceed 0.75 meters. Remote information structures cannot protrude from the facade of the building by more than a meter and cannot be located less than 2.5 meters above the ground.

Entrepreneurs whose fantasies go beyond the standard requirements will have to submit a design project for a future sign to the Moscow Committee for Architecture and Architecture. It will be examined and a verdict will be made within 15 days. At the same time, the new rules do not put forward excessive requirements for information structures, and they will not change established brands.

However, on main city streets the requirements for signage will be stricter than in the city as a whole. Entrepreneurs will have to not only comply with all the rules, but also follow the architectural and artistic concepts that the Moskomarkhitektura is going to develop. These streets include all outbound highways, the Garden Ring and the Boulevard Ring, as well as those streets in the city center where many historical buildings are located.

It is assumed that the introduction of new rules will be carried out in three stages: inside the Garden Ring - before May 1, 2014, from the Garden Ring to the Third Transport Ring - before January 1, 2015 and from the Third Transport Ring to the Moscow Ring Road - until July 1, 2016.

Graphical application for
Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow

1. The information structures specified in clause 3.5.1 of these Rules can be placed in the form of a complex of identical interconnected elements of one information structure specified in clause 16 of these Rules (clause 13 of the Rules).

2. Signs may consist of the following elements:

Information field (text part);

Decorative and artistic elements.

The height of decorative and artistic elements should not exceed the height of the text part of the sign by more than one and a half times (clause 16 of the Rules).

3. Organizations and individual entrepreneurs place information structures on flat areas of the facade, free from architectural elements, exclusively within the area external surfaces an object corresponding to the physical dimensions of the premises occupied by these organizations and individual entrepreneurs (clause 14 of the Rules).

4. If the premises are located in the basement or ground floors of objects and there is no possibility of placing information structures (signs) in accordance with the requirements of the first paragraph of this paragraph, signs can be placed above the windows of the basement or ground floor, but not lower than 0.60 m from ground level to the bottom edge of the wall structure. In this case, the sign should not protrude from the plane of the facade by more than 0.10 m (clause 18.1 of the Rules).

5. The maximum size of wall structures placed by organizations and individual entrepreneurs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures should not exceed:

Height - 0.50 m, with the exception of placing a wall sign on the frieze (frieze - finishing of the upper part of the structure in the form of a continuous strip, which often serves as decoration; located below the cornice);

In length - 70 percent of the length of the facade corresponding to the premises occupied by these organizations and individual entrepreneurs, but not more than 15 m for a single structure (clause 18.2 of the Rules).

6. When placing a wall structure within 70 percent of the length of the facade in the form of a complex of identical interconnected elements (information field (text part) and decorative and artistic elements), the maximum size of each of these elements cannot exceed 10 m in length (clause 18.2 of the Rules) .

7. The maximum size of information structures containing information about the range of dishes, drinks and other food products offered when they provide the specified services, including indicating their weight/volume and price (menu), should not exceed:

Height - 0.80 m;

Length - 0.60 m (clause 18.2 of the Rules).

8. If there is a frieze on the facade of the object, the wall structure is placed exclusively on the frieze, to the entire height of the frieze (clause 18.3 of the Rules).

9. If there is a canopy on the facade of the object, the wall structure can be placed on the frieze of the canopy, strictly within the dimensions of the specified frieze.

It is prohibited to place a wall structure directly on the canopy structure (clause 18.3 of the Rules).

10. The information field of wall structures placed on the facades of objects that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage or objects built before 1952 inclusive, must be made of separate elements (letters, symbols, decorative elements, etc.) without using opaque base for their fastening (clause 18.4 of the Rules).

11. Cantilever structures (a console in architecture is a stone protruding from a wall, the purpose of which is to support some part of the building that protrudes even more forward, for example a cornice, balcony, vertical wall ledge, etc.) - located in the same horizontal plane of the facade , near arches, on the borders and external corners of buildings, structures, structures.

The distance between cantilever structures cannot be less than 10 m (clause 19.1 of the Rules).

The distance from ground level to the lower edge of the cantilever structure must be at least 2.50 m (clause 19.1 of the Rules).

The cantilever structure should not be more than 0.20 m from the edge of the facade, and its extreme point of the front side should not be more than 1 m from the plane of the facade. The height of the cantilever structure cannot exceed 1 m (clause 19.2 of the Rules).

If there are wall structures on the facade of the object, cantilever structures are located with them on a single horizontal axis (clause 19.4 of the Rules).

12. The maximum parameters (dimensions) of cantilever structures placed on the facades of objects that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage, as well as objects built before 1952 inclusive, should not exceed 0.50 m in height and 0.50 m - in width (clause 19.3 of the Rules).

13. Display structures are placed in the display case, on the outside and/or inside of the glazing of the display case of the objects.

The maximum size of display structures (including electronic media - screens) placed in the display case, as well as on the inside of the display case glazing, should not exceed half the size of the display case glazing in height and half the size of the display case glazing in length (clause 20.1 of the Rules).

When placing a sign in a shop window (on its inside), the distance from the glass window to the display structure must be at least 0.15 m (clause 20.4 of the Rules).

14. Parameters (dimensions) of the sign placed on outside showcases must not exceed 0.40 m in height, and in length - the length of the showcase glazing (clause 20.2 of the Rules).

15. Information structures (signs) placed on the outside of the storefront should not extend beyond the plane of the façade of the facility (clause 20.2 of the Rules).

16. Directly on the glazing of the showcase, it is allowed to place the information structure (signboard) provided for in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, in the form of individual letters and decorative elements. In this case, the maximum size of the letters of a sign placed on the glazing of a storefront should not exceed a height of 0.15 m (clause 20.3 of the Rules).

17. Only one information structure can be placed on the roof of one object (clause 21.1 of the Rules).

The design of signs allowed for placement on the roofs of buildings, structures, and structures are three-dimensional symbols that can be equipped exclusively with internal lighting (clause 21.4 of the Rules).

The length of signs installed on the roof of a facility cannot exceed half the length of the facade in relation to which they are located (clause 21.6 of the Rules).

18. The height of information structures (signs) placed on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures must be (clause 21.5 of the Rules):

a) no more than 0.80 m for 1-2-story buildings;

b) no more than 1.20 m for 3-5-story buildings;

c) no more than 1.80 m for 6-9-story buildings;

d) no more than 2.20 m for 10-15-story buildings;

e) no more than 3 meters - for objects with 16 or more floors.

19. Parameters (dimensions) of information structures (signs) placed on the stylobate part of the object (stylobate - top part stepped basement of a building, or a common basement that unites several buildings) are determined depending on the number of storeys of the stylobate part of the building in accordance with the requirements of clauses 20.5 and 20.6 of these Rules (clause 21.7 of the Rules).

20. It is prohibited to place information structures (signs) on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage, as well as objects built before 1952 inclusive (clause 21.8 of the Rules).

PROHIBITED

21. Violation of the geometric parameters of signs (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

22. Violation of requirements for locations (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

23. Vertical arrangement of letters (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

24. Placement on the visor (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

25. Complete covering of window and door openings, as well as stained glass windows (stained glass windows are works of decorative art made of colored glass, designed for through lighting and intended to fill an opening, usually a window, in a building) and shop windows (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

Placement of signs in window openings (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

26. Placement of signs within the boundaries of residential premises, including on the blind ends of the facade (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

27. Placement of signs on roofs, loggias and balconies (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

28. Placement of signs on architectural details of facades (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

29. Placement of signs near memorial plaques (Clause 10.1 of the Rules).

30. Overlapping of signs of street names and house numbers (clause 10.1 of the Rules)

31. Painting and covering the surfaces of showcase glazing with decorative films, replacing showcase glazing with light boxes (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

32. Placement of cantilever signs at a distance of less than 10 m from each other (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

33. Placement of signs on the enclosing structures of seasonal (summer) cafes at stationary public catering establishments (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

34. Placement of signs in the form of free-standing prefabricated (folding) structures - pillars (clause 10.4 of the Rules).

What is needed to approve a sign?

(BRIEFLY)

Request (application) for the provision of public services (original, 1 pc.)

Required
Available without return

Design project for placing a sign (original, 1 pc.)
- Required
- Available without return
Floor plan (original, 1 pc.)
- Required
- Available without return
Title documents confirming the applicant’s property rights to the occupied building, structure, structure, premises (receipt for payment, 1 pc.)
- Available without return
Documents certifying (establishing) the applicant’s rights to land plot, on which the building, structure, structure is located (certified copy, 1 pc.)
- Can be received during the provision of the service
- Available without return
Presented when a free-standing sign is placed.

Extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (for legal entities) (certified copy, 1 pc.)
- Can be received during the provision of the service
- Available without return
Presented for legal entities.

Extract from the Unified State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs (certified copy, 1 pc.)
- Can be received during the provision of the service
- Available without return
Presented for individual entrepreneurs.
Cost - FREE!

State service “Coordination of a design project for placing a sign” in Moscow

Submission of an application for registration of services is carried out on the Portal of state and municipal services of Moscow.

Duration of provision of public services

No more than 15 working days.

Conditions for charging fees and their amount

Free of charge.

Receiving government services electronically

Government services are provided electronically.

The provision of public services is carried out on the basis of the following documents (information):

Documents submitted by the applicant:

Request (application) for the provision of a public service (hereinafter referred to as the request). The request is made in accordance with Appendix 1 of the Administrative Regulations.

Title documents confirming the applicant’s property rights to the occupied building, structure, structure, premises, which is the actual location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur placing the sign (if there are documents not subject to state registration).

If signs are placed on the external surfaces of shopping and entertainment centers, title documents confirming property rights to the entire facility (all premises of the facility) must be submitted.

Documents certifying (establishing) the applicant’s rights to the land plot on which the building, structure, structure is located, which is the actual location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur, placing a free-standing sign, if the right to the land plot is in accordance with the law of the Russian Federation is recognized as having arisen regardless of its registration in the Unified State Register of Rights to Real Estate and Transactions with It (provided in the absence of information about rights to a land plot in the Unified State Register of Rights to Real Estate and Transactions with It) (if necessary).
Technical inventory documents - floor plan of the premises issued by an authorized organization.
A design project for placing a sign approved by the applicant, prepared and executed in accordance with the requirements in accordance with Appendix 2 of the Administrative Regulations.
Conclusion on the technical condition of the structures of a building, structure, structure and on the admissibility and safety of placing an information structure, made design organization- the author of the project of a building, structure, structure, and in the absence of information about the author of the project of a building, structure, structure or the absence of the author of the project of a building, structure, structure, as well as for objects of historical development of the city, the specified conclusion is drawn up by the design organization involved by the applicant in the prescribed manner - when developing a design project for an information structure (signboard) placed on the roof of a building, structure, structure.
Documents confirming the year of construction of the building, structure, structure.
Conclusion on the load-bearing capacity of the roof of a building, structure, structure in the case of installation of an information structure (signboard) placed on the roof of a building, structure, structure, issued by an authorized design organization.
Conclusion of an expert organization on the compliance of the information design project with the requirements technical regulations, building codes and regulations (SNiP), Electrical Installation Rules (PUE), standards of the Unified Design Documentation (ESKD) and other regulatory requirements.
Conclusion of an expert organization on the compliance of the electrical installation project with the requirements of technical regulations, SNiP, PUE, ESKD standards and other regulatory requirements (for information structures that require the presence of an electrical installation).
Information (photos, archival data, etc.) confirming the relationship of the sign to information structures, the historical appearance of which has been determined architectural project buildings (for unique information structures, the historical appearance of which is determined by the architectural design of the building).

When submitting a request regarding a design project for the placement of signboards at gas stations, as well as a design project for the placement of gas station price boards, the provision of documents specified in paragraphs 4 and 7 is not required.

Documents received by an authorized official of the Committee using interdepartmental information interaction, including through access to information in the Basic Register:

Extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (for legal entities).
Extract from the Unified State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs (for individual entrepreneurs).
A document confirming the applicant’s registered right to a building, structure, structure, premises, which is the actual location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur placing the sign (if such a document is subject to state registration).
Documents certifying (establishing) the applicant’s rights to the land plot on which the building, structure, structure is located, which is the actual location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur placing the sign (if information about the rights to the land plot is contained in Unified State Register of Rights to Real Estate and Transactions with It).
Lease agreement for a building, structure, structure if the specified document was issued by the Department of City Property of the city of Moscow.
Approval/motivated refusal of the Department of Transport and Development of Road Transport Infrastructure of the City of Moscow in approving the design project for the placement of gas station price boards.
Permission to install and operate an advertising structure, issued by the Committee of Advertising, Information and Design of the City of Moscow, the Department of Media and Advertising of the City of Moscow.

The applicant has the right to submit the above documents on his own initiative.

The list of documents required to provide public services is exhaustive.

All electronic images of documents attached to the request must be signed in the prescribed manner with the electronic signature of the applicant.

Requirements for a design project for placing a sign in Moscow

1. The design project for placing a sign includes text and graphic materials.

A design project for placing a sign on the roof of a building, structure, or structure must be developed by organizations and individual entrepreneurs who have certificates of admission to such types of work issued by a self-regulatory organization.

2. Text materials are presented in the form of an explanatory note and include:

information about the address of the object, the year of its construction;
information about the type of sign design, location of its placement;
information about the method of illuminating the sign;
sign parameters.

3. Graphic materials of the design project when placing signs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures include:

photographic recording (photos) of all external surfaces of the object (facades, roof, etc.) indicating the intended location of the sign. Photographs must provide a full, clear demonstration of the intended location of the sign and all other structures located on the entire plane of all external surfaces of the building, structure, structure (including on the roof), and also not contain other objects, including motor vehicles, obstructing this demonstration. The photographs must be taken no more than one month before applying for public services in the amount of at least 3 color photographs (in a format of at least 10 by 15 and no more than 13 by 18). Photographs of the object must be printed with a resolution of at least 300 dpi, maintaining contrast and color rendition;
drawings of all facades of the object (orthogonal, in M 1:200, M 1:100, M 1:50 (depending on the overall dimensions of the object), on which (relative to which) the sign is supposed to be placed, indicating the location of the sign, its parameters (length , width, height) and type of structures;
photomontage (graphic drawing of a sign at the place of its intended placement in the existing situation, indicating the dimensions). It is carried out in the form of a computer drawing of the sign design on a photograph, observing the proportions of the placed object.

3(1). Design project for placement of gas station price boards (for gas station price boards placed outside the borders land plots occupied by gas stations) includes:

3(1).1. Text materials:

address guidelines;
information about the entity engaged in retail sales of petroleum products;
information about the types of signs, overall dimensions, locations of their placement;
information about the method of illuminating signs;
information about the materials of construction and the technical solutions used, including the depth of the gas station price board.

3(1).2. Graphic materials:

drawings of all external surfaces of the gas station price board (orthogonal, in M 1:200, M 1:100, M 1:50 (depending on the overall dimensions of the gas station price board) indicating the parameters (length, width, height), site plan;
photographic recording;
indication of the location of gas station price boards on the situational plan in M 1:2000;
indication of the location of gas station price boards on the general plan in M 1:500;
photomontage (graphic drawing of the gas station price board at the place of its intended placement in the existing situation, indicating the dimensions). It is carried out in the form of a computer drawing of the sign design on a photograph, observing the proportions of the placed object.

The photographs must provide a full, clear demonstration of the intended location of the gas station price board, and also not contain other objects, including motor vehicles, that would interfere with this demonstration. The photographs must be taken no more than one month before applying for public services in the amount of at least 3 color photographs (in a format of at least 10 by 15 and no more than 13 by 18). Photographs of the object must be with a resolution of at least 300 dpi, maintaining contrast and color rendition.

4. Requirements for the design project for placing a sign, provided in electronic form (hereinafter referred to as the electronic document):

4.1. The formation of an electronic document should be carried out using:

a single PDF file format (version 1.7) for a design project booklet;
DWG, PLN formats for working materials.

4.2. An electronic document is prepared by saving from vector programs, and it is necessary to use AutoCAD version no higher than 2012, ArchiCAD version no higher than 15.

4.3. The composition of the materials of the generated electronic document and the form of their presentation (design of books and drawings) must be such that when they are printed, the production of a full paper version of the document is ensured while maintaining image quality - without any additional actions on the part of the user.

4.4. Electronic images are saved in color mode with a resolution of at least 300 dpi (for large files, a resolution of at least 150 dpi is possible).

4.5. The saved electronic image should not have the effect of image deformation.

4.6. Images are rotated to a horizontal level. The image is cleared of debris, straightened, shadows are removed, and edges are trimmed.

4.7. The number of images must correspond to the number of sheets in the source document. It is not allowed to have black fields on the edges of the image larger than 1 mm, stripes, spots, blurred images that affect readability and are absent on the original, or violation of the order of the pages of the document.

Additional Information

Suspension of the provision of public services

The basis for suspending the provision of public services is the need to obtain approval from the Federal Security Service of Russia when placing signs on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures located along travel routes (travel) and in places of permanent and temporary stay of state security facilities in the city of Moscow.

The period of suspension of the provision of public services does not exceed 60 working days.

The suspension period is calculated in working days from the date of the decision to suspend the provision of public services.

The decision to suspend the provision of a public service upon a request submitted in electronic form is signed by an authorized official of the Committee using an electronic signature and sent to the applicant using the Portal.

The decision to suspend the provision of a public service is issued (sent) to the applicant no later than the next working day from the date of the decision to suspend the provision of a public service.

If the grounds for suspension of the provision of a public service are not eliminated during the period of suspension of the provision of a public service, the request is canceled and the applicant is sent a corresponding notification signed by an authorized official of the Committee.

If the grounds for suspension of the provision of a public service are eliminated during the period of suspension of the provision of the public service, the provision of the public service is resumed the next day after the reasons (grounds) for its suspension are eliminated and the applicant is sent a corresponding notice signed by an authorized official of the Committee.

reference Information

Issuance of documents within the framework of the state service “Approval of a design project for placing a sign” is carried out in person at the “One Window” service (windows No. 8, 9) daily from 10:00 to 13:00.

In order to streamline the placement of information structures in the city of Moscow, the Moscow Government decides:

1. Approve:

1.1. Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow (Appendix 1).

1.2. Administrative regulations for the provision of public services of the city of Moscow "Approval of the design project for placing a sign" (Appendix 2).

2. Establish that:

2.1. The signs specified in paragraph 3.5 of Appendix 1 to this resolution are subject to compliance with the requirements established by the Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Rules for the placement of information structures) within the following terms (except for the cases specified in paragraph 2.2 of this resolution):

2.1.1. Until May 1, 2014 - signs placed on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures located in the city of Moscow within the external boundaries of the Garden Ring.

2.1.2. Until January 1, 2015 - signs placed on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures located in the city of Moscow within the external boundaries of the Third Transport Ring.

2.1.3. Until July 1, 2016 - signs placed on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures located in other areas of the city of Moscow.

2.2. No later than 10 days from the date of entry into force of this resolution, the Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow approves the Program for the development in 2014 of Architectural and artistic concepts for the external appearance of streets, highways and territories of the city of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as Architectural and artistic concepts), on which the signs specified in paragraph 3.5 of Appendix 1 to this resolution are placed in accordance with the requirements of these Architectural and Artistic Concepts.

The program for the development of Architectural and artistic concepts includes a list of streets, highways and territories of the city of Moscow for which these concepts are being developed, as well as the timing of their development and approval. Signs placed on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures of streets, highways and territories of the city of Moscow, in respect of which Architectural and Artistic Concepts have been approved, are subject to being brought into compliance with the requirements of the relevant Architectural and Artistic Concepts within two months from the date of their approval. One month before the expiration date specified in paragraph three of this clause, the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow identifies signs that do not meet the requirements of the Architectural and Artistic Concepts and issues orders to bring them into compliance with the requirements of the Architectural and Artistic Concepts, indicating the consequences failure to comply with instructions in the form of forced dismantling of these signs.

2.3. If signs are not brought into compliance with the requirements of the Rules for the Placement of Information Structures or Architectural and Artistic Concepts within the time limits specified in paragraphs 2.1 and 2.2 of this resolution, such signs are subject to forced dismantling in the manner established by this resolution.

2.4.1. Signs placed on the date of entry into force of this resolution as part of the implementation of a pilot project for organizing the placement of information structures in the city of Moscow in accordance with the Decree of the Moscow Government of December 12, 2012 N 714-PP "On conducting a pilot project for organizing the placement of information structures in city of Moscow".

2.4.2. Signs placed on the basis of permits for the installation of information structures or permits for the installation of outdoor advertising and information objects, issued in accordance with the established procedure by the Department of Media and Advertising of the City of Moscow before the entry into force of this resolution in 2012 - 2013. and containing information about the validity period of these permits.

The signs specified in paragraph one of this paragraph, placed on the basis of permits for the installation of information structures or permits for the installation of outdoor advertising and information objects that do not contain information about their validity period (unlimited permits), are subject to compliance with the requirements established by the Placement Rules information structures within the time limits specified in paragraphs 2.1 and 2.2 of this resolution.

2.5. Documents submitted before the date of entry into force of this resolution by legal entities and individual entrepreneurs to the Department of Mass Media and Advertising of the city of Moscow in order to obtain permits for the installation of information structures in accordance with the resolution of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 N 908-PP "O" procedure for the installation and operation of information structures in the city of Moscow and the city competition commission for holding open competitions (auctions) for the installation and operation of advertising structures", from the date of entry into force of this resolution are not subject to further consideration and are returned to the applicant.

2.6. The Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow ensures the development of Architectural and artistic concepts.

2.7. The development of architectural and artistic concepts is carried out by the State Unitary Enterprise of the city of Moscow "Main Architectural and Planning Directorate of the Moscow Committee for Architecture".

2.8. Architectural and artistic concepts developed and approved as part of the implementation of a pilot project for organizing the placement of information structures in the city of Moscow, carried out in accordance with the Decree of the Moscow Government dated December 12, 2012 N 714-PP “On conducting a pilot project for organizing the placement of information structures in city of Moscow" are recognized as valid and subject to application in accordance with the Rules for the placement of information structures.

3. Make changes to the legal acts of the city of Moscow in accordance with Appendix 3 to this resolution.

4. Recognize legal acts (certain provisions of legal acts) of the city of Moscow as invalid in accordance with Appendix 4 to this resolution.

5. This resolution comes into force on the day of its official publication.

6. Control over the implementation of this resolution shall be entrusted to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow in the Moscow Government for housing and communal services and improvement Biryukova P.P., Deputy Mayor of Moscow in the Moscow Government for urban planning policy and construction Khusnullina M.Sh. and Deputy Mayor of Moscow in the Moscow Government for regional security and information policy Gorbenko A.N.

Mayor of Moscow S.S. Sobyanin

Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow

I. General provisions

1. These Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Rules) define the types of information structures located in the city of Moscow, establish requirements for these information structures, their placement and content. An integral part of these Rules is the Graphic Appendix to the Rules (appendix to these Rules).

2. Information structure - an improvement object that performs the function of informing the population of the city of Moscow and meets the requirements established by these Rules.

3. The following types of information structures are placed in the city of Moscow:

3.1. Indicators of the names of streets, squares, driveways, alleys, designed (numbered) driveways, avenues, highways, embankments, squares, dead ends, boulevards, clearings, alleys, lines, bridges, overpasses, overpasses, tunnels, as well as kilometer-long sections of roads (including including ring roads) and federal highways, house number signs.

3.2. Indicators of the territorial division of the city of Moscow, indicators of the boundaries of territories of intra-city municipalities in the city of Moscow, indicators of cartographic information, as well as indicators of routes (schemes) of movement and schedules of urban passenger transport.

3.3. Indicators of the location of government bodies of the city of Moscow and local governments of intracity municipalities in the city of Moscow, state enterprises and institutions of the city of Moscow, municipal enterprises and institutions of intracity municipalities in the city of Moscow.

3.4. Indicators of the location of government bodies of the Russian Federation, federal state enterprises and institutions.

3.5. Signs are information structures placed on facades, roofs or other external surfaces (external enclosing structures) of buildings, structures, structures, including shop windows, external surfaces of non-stationary retail facilities at the location or activity of an organization or individual entrepreneur, containing:

3.5.1. Information about the profile of the activity of an organization, individual entrepreneur and (or) the type of goods sold by them, services provided and (or) their name (company name, commercial designation, image of a trademark, service mark) for the purpose of notifying an indefinite number of persons about the actual location (place carrying out activities) of this organization, individual entrepreneur.

3.5.2. Information posted in cases provided for by the Law of the Russian Federation of February 7, 1992 No. 2300-1 “On the Protection of Consumer Rights”.

4. Information structures specified in paragraphs 3.1 - 3.3 of these Rules are placed at the expense of the budget of the city of Moscow, funds from the budgets of intracity municipalities in the city of Moscow, as well as funds from state enterprises and institutions of the city of Moscow, municipal enterprises and institutions of intracity municipalities in the city Moscow, respectively, by government bodies of the city of Moscow, local government bodies, state enterprises and institutions of the city of Moscow, municipal enterprises and institutions of intra-city municipalities in the city of Moscow.

Financing for the placement of information structures specified in paragraph 3.4 of these Rules is carried out in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

For certain types of information structures specified in paragraphs 3.1 - 3.4 of these Rules, the Moscow Government may establish standard forms, as well as principles for their placement.

The content of information structures specified in paragraphs 3.1 - 3.3 of these Rules, placed in the form of free-standing structures, is carried out by state authorities of the city of Moscow, local government bodies, state enterprises and institutions of the city of Moscow, municipal enterprises and institutions of intra-city municipalities in the city of Moscow, respectively. an account of funds from the budget of the city of Moscow, funds from the budgets of intra-city municipalities in the city of Moscow, as well as funds from the specified state and municipal enterprises and institutions.

The content of the information structures specified in paragraph 3.5 of these Rules (hereinafter referred to as signs) is carried out by an organization, an individual entrepreneur who is the owner (copyright holder) of the structure, information about which is contained in these information structures and at the place of actual location (activity) of which these information structures are placed (hereinafter referred to as sign owners).

6. If the Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the city of Moscow approves the Architectural and artistic concepts for the external appearance of streets, highways and territories of the city of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Architectural and artistic concepts), the placement of signs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures of these streets, highways and territories of the city Moscow is carried out in accordance with the corresponding Architectural and artistic concept.

Architectural and artistic concepts may contain requirements for the types of signs placed, their dimensions (length, width, height, etc.), color scheme, font used on them, as well as the location of signs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures. Architectural and artistic concepts include graphic materials, including diagrams and drawings.

The Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow approves a list of streets, highways and territories of the city of Moscow (including pedestrian zones of citywide significance in the city of Moscow), on which signs are placed in accordance with the requirements of Architectural and artistic concepts.

Architectural and artistic concepts for pedestrian zones of citywide significance in the city of Moscow are developed taking into account the requirements for the external appearance of pedestrian zones of citywide significance in the city of Moscow, approved by the Department of Culture of the city of Moscow.

Architectural and artistic concepts for pedestrian zones of citywide significance in the city of Moscow are approved in agreement with the Moscow Department of Culture. Architectural and artistic concepts, in accordance with which signs are placed on buildings, structures, structures that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage, are approved in agreement with the Department of Cultural Heritage of the city of Moscow.

The period for consideration by the Department of Culture of the City of Moscow and the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow of the received draft Architectural and Artistic Concept, including the period for sending the decision made based on the results of its consideration to the Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow, is 10 working days from the date of receipt of the said project, respectively, by the Department culture of the city of Moscow and the Department of cultural heritage of the city of Moscow. If the Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow does not receive a decision from the Department of Culture of the City of Moscow, the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow, adopted based on the results of consideration of the received project, after the expiration of the period established for approval, the developed draft of the Architectural and Artistic Concept is considered approved.

Architectural and artistic concepts must be posted on the official website of the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow on the Internet information and telecommunications network no later than 5 working days from the date of their approval.

Amendments to the approved Architectural and Artistic Concepts are permitted only if there is a change in the urban planning situation of the streets, highways and territories of Moscow for which the Architectural and Artistic Concepts were developed and approved, including the construction of a new facility, changes in the architectural and urban planning solution of an existing facility, including its reconstruction.

Placing signs on the streets, highways and territories of the city of Moscow, for which the corresponding Architectural and Artistic Concepts have been developed and approved, in violation of the requirements for the placement of signs established by the specified Architectural and Artistic Concepts, is not allowed.

For signs placed in accordance with the requirements of approved Architectural and Artistic Concepts, design projects for placing signs may be developed in accordance with the requirements of Section III of these Rules.

7. Placement of information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules in the form of free-standing structures is allowed only if they are installed within the boundaries of the land plot on which buildings, structures, structures are located, which are the location, implementation of activities of an organization, individual entrepreneur , information about which is contained in these information structures and to which the specified buildings, structures, structures and land belong by right of ownership or other property right.

In this case, the installation of these free-standing structures is carried out subject to compliance with the requirements of the legislation on urban planning activities, including obtaining an urban planning plan of the land plot, as well as a certificate of approval of the architectural and urban planning solution of the capital construction project, and legislation on landscaping.

The appearance of the information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, in the form of free-standing structures placed in accordance with the certificate of approval of the architectural and urban planning solution of the capital construction project, is determined by the specified certificate.

The appearance of the information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, in the form of free-standing structures, the types, parameters and characteristics of which relate to the types, parameters and characteristics of territory improvement facilities established by the Moscow Government, the placement of which does not require obtaining a building permit, determined in accordance with the sign placement design project, developed and agreed upon in accordance with the requirements of Section III of these Rules.

8. When forming an architectural and urban planning solution for buildings, structures, structures as part of their construction or reconstruction, which involves changing the external appearance, as part of the said decision, approved by the relevant certificate, the locations of the information structures specified in paragraph 3.5 of these Rules are determined, among other things, on the external surfaces of these objects, as well as their types and dimensions (length, width, height, etc.).

9. Information structures located in the city of Moscow must be safe, designed, manufactured and installed in accordance with the requirements of technical regulations, building codes and regulations, state standards, requirements for structures and their placement, including on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures, and other established requirements, as well as not to disturb the external architectural appearance of the city of Moscow and ensure that the aesthetic characteristics of information structures correspond to the style of the object on which they are located.

The use of trademarks and service marks, including in foreign languages, in texts (inscriptions) placed on information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5 of these Rules is carried out only subject to their prior registration in the prescribed manner on the territory of the Russian Federation or in cases provided for by an international treaty of the Russian Federation.

10. When placing information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5 of these Rules in the city of Moscow, it is prohibited:

10.1. In the case of placing signs on the external surfaces of apartment buildings:

Placing signs on building canopies;

Placement of signs within the boundaries of residential premises, including at the blind ends of the facade;

10.2. In the case of placing signs on the external surfaces of other buildings, structures, structures (except for apartment buildings):

Violation of geometric parameters (dimensions) of signs;

Violation of established requirements for signage locations;

Vertical order of letters on the information field of the sign;

Placement of signs above the second floor line (floor line between the first and second floors);

Placement of signs on the canopies of buildings, structures, structures;

Full or partial covering of window and door openings, as well as stained glass windows and shop windows;

Placement of signs on the blind ends of the facade;

Placing signs in window openings;

Placing signs on roofs, loggias and balconies;

Placement of signs on architectural details of facades of objects (including columns, pilasters, ornaments, stucco moldings);

Placing signs at a distance closer than 2 m from memorial plaques;

Overlapping signs of street names and house numbers;

Placement of cantilever signs at a distance of less than 10 m from each other;

Placing signs by directly applying decorative, artistic and (or) text images to the surface of the facade (by painting, stickers and other methods);

Placement of signs by displaying posters on dynamic image changing systems (roller systems, rotating panel systems - prismatrons, etc.) or using images shown on electronic media (screens, creeping line, etc.) (with the exception of signs placed in the window);

Painting and coating of glass surfaces with decorative films;

Replacement of shop window glazing with light boxes;

Installation of electronic media structures in the display case - screens for the entire height and (or) length of the display case glazing;

Placement of signs on the enclosing structures of seasonal cafes at stationary public catering establishments.

10.3. Placing signs on enclosing structures (fences, barriers, etc.).

10.4. Placement of signs in the form of free-standing prefabricated (folding) structures - pillars.

II. Requirements for the placement of information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules

11. Information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules are placed on facades, roofs, on (in) shop windows or on other external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures.

12. On the external surfaces of one building, structure, structure, an organization or individual entrepreneur has the right to install no more than one information structure specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, one of the following types (except for the cases provided for by these Rules):

Wall construction (the structure of signs is located parallel to the surface of the facades of objects and (or) their structural elements);

Cantilever design (the structure of signs is located perpendicular to the surface of the facades of objects and (or) their structural elements);

Display design (the design of signs is located in the display case, on the outside and (or) on the inside of the glazing of the display case of objects).

Organizations and individual entrepreneurs engaged in the provision of public catering services, in addition to the information structure specified in paragraph one of this paragraph, have the right to place no more than one information structure specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, containing information about the range of dishes, drinks and other food products offered when they provide the specified services, including indicating their weight/volume and price (menu), in the form of a wall structure.

The placement of information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules on the external surfaces of shopping, entertainment centers, cinemas, theaters, circuses in the city of Moscow is carried out on the basis of a design project developed and agreed upon in accordance with the requirements of Section III of these Rules. At the same time, the specified design project must contain information and determine the placement of all information structures placed on the external surfaces of the specified shopping, entertainment centers, cinemas, theaters, and circuses.

13. Information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules can be placed in the form of a single structure and (or) a complex of identical interconnected elements of one information structure specified in paragraph 16 of these Rules.

14. Organizations and individual entrepreneurs place the information structures specified in paragraph 12 of these Rules on flat sections of the facade, free from architectural elements, exclusively within the area of the external surfaces of the object corresponding to the physical dimensions of the premises occupied by these organizations, individual entrepreneurs.

The information structures specified in paragraph two of paragraph 12 of these Rules (menu) are placed on flat sections of the facade, free from architectural elements, directly at the entrance (right or left) to the premises specified in paragraph one of this paragraph, or on the entrance doors to it , not higher than the level of the doorway.

15. When signs of several organizations and individual entrepreneurs are placed simultaneously on the same façade of an object, these signs are placed in one high-altitude row on a single horizontal line (at the same level, height).

16. Signs may consist of the following elements:

The height of decorative and artistic elements should not exceed the height of the text part of the sign by more than one and a half times.

17. The sign can be illuminated.

The illumination of the sign should have a non-flickering, dim light, and not create direct directed rays into the windows of residential premises.

18. Wall structures placed on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures must meet the following requirements:

18.1. Wall structures are placed above the entrance or windows (showcases) of the premises specified in paragraph 14 of these Rules, on a single horizontal axis with other wall structures installed within the facade, at the level of the ceiling line between the first and second floors or below the specified line.

If the premises specified in paragraph 14 of these Rules are located in the basement or ground floors of objects, and there is no possibility of placing information structures (signs) in accordance with the requirements of paragraph one of this paragraph, signs can be placed above the windows of the basement or ground floor, but not lower than 0.60 m from ground level to the lower edge of the wall structure. In this case, the sign should not protrude from the plane of the facade by more than 0.10 m.

18.2. The maximum size of wall structures placed by organizations and individual entrepreneurs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures should not exceed:

In length - 70 percent of the length of the facade corresponding to the premises occupied by these organizations and individual entrepreneurs, but not more than 15 m for a single structure.

When placing a wall structure within 70 percent of the length of the facade in the form of a complex of identical interconnected elements (information field (text part) and decorative and artistic elements), the maximum size of each of these elements cannot exceed 10 m in length.

The maximum size of information structures specified in paragraph two of clause 12 of these Rules (menu) should not exceed:

Height - 0.80 m;

Length - 0.60 m.

18.3. If there is a frieze on the facade of the object, the wall structure is placed exclusively on the frieze, to the entire height of the frieze.

If there is a canopy on the facade of the object, the wall structure can be placed on the frieze of the canopy, strictly within the dimensions of the specified frieze.

It is prohibited to place a wall structure directly on the canopy structure.

18.4. The information field of wall structures placed on the facades of objects that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage or objects built before 1952 inclusive, must be made of separate elements (letters, symbols, decorative elements, etc.), without the use opaque base for their fastening.

19. Cantilever structures are located in one horizontal plane of the facade, near arches, on the borders and external corners of buildings, structures, structures in accordance with the following requirements:

19.1. The distance between cantilever structures cannot be less than 10 m.

The distance from ground level to the bottom edge of the cantilever structure must be at least 2.50 m.

19.2. The cantilever structure should not be located more than 0.20 m from the edge of the facade, and the extreme point of its front side should not be more than 1 m from the plane of the facade. The height of the cantilever structure cannot exceed 1 m.

19.3. The maximum parameters (dimensions) of cantilever structures placed on the facades of objects that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage, as well as objects built before 1952 inclusive, should not exceed 0.50 m - in height and 0.50 m - in width.

19.4. If there are wall structures on the façade of an object, cantilever structures are located with them on a single horizontal axis.

20. Display structures are placed in the display case, on the outside and (or) on the inside of the glazing of the display case of objects in accordance with the following requirements:

20.1. The maximum size of display structures (including electronic media - screens) placed in the display case, as well as on the inside of the display case glazing, should not exceed half the size of the display case glazing in height and half the size of the display case glazing in length.

20.2. Information structures (signs) placed on the outside of the storefront should not extend beyond the plane of the façade of the facility. The parameters (dimensions) of the sign placed on the outside of the storefront should not exceed 0.40 m in height and the length of the storefront glazing.

20.3. It is allowed to place the information structure (sign) specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules directly on the glazing of the display case in the form of individual letters and decorative elements. In this case, the maximum size of the letters of a sign placed on the glazing of a storefront should not exceed a height of 0.15 m.

20.4. When placing a sign in a shop window (on its inside), the distance from the glass window to the display structure must be at least 0.15 m.

21. Organizations, individual entrepreneurs, in addition to the information structure specified in paragraph one of paragraph 12 of these Rules, placed on the facade of a building, structure, structure, have the right to place the information structure (signboard) specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules on the roof of the specified building , buildings, structures in accordance with the following requirements:

21.1. Placing information structures (signs) on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures is permitted provided that the sole owner (copyright holder) of the specified building, structure, structure is an organization, individual entrepreneur, information about which is contained in this information structure and at the actual location (location carrying out activities) which contains the specified information structure.

21.2. Only one information structure can be placed on the roof of one object.

21.3. The information field of signs placed on the roofs of objects is located parallel to the surface of the facades of the objects in relation to which they are installed, above the line of the cornice, parapet of the object or its stylobate part.

21.4. Sign designs allowed for placement on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures are three-dimensional symbols that can be equipped exclusively with internal lighting.

21.5. The height of information structures (signs) placed on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures must be:

21.6. The length of signs installed on the roof of a facility cannot exceed half the length of the facade in relation to which they are placed.

21.7. The parameters (dimensions) of information structures (signs) placed on the stylobate part of the object are determined depending on the number of storeys of the stylobate part of the object in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 21.5 and 21.6 of these Rules.

21.8. It is prohibited to place information structures (signs) on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage, as well as objects built before 1952 inclusive.

22. If there are architectural and artistic elements on the facades of objects that impede the placement of information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, in accordance with the requirements established by these Rules, the placement of these structures is carried out in accordance with the design project for placing the sign.

The development and approval of a design project for placing a sign is carried out in accordance with the requirements of Section III of these Rules.

23. The location and parameters (dimensions) of information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, installed on non-stationary retail facilities with an area of up to 12 sq.m (inclusive), are determined by standard architectural solutions for non-stationary retail facilities, which are an integral part of the auction documentation for the right concluding an agreement for the placement of a non-stationary retail facility, or standard requirements (for mobile retail facilities).

The placement of information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules on the external surfaces of non-stationary retail facilities with an area of more than 12 square meters, as well as other structures, is carried out in accordance with paragraphs 10 - 22 of these Rules.

III. Features of the placement of information structures (signs) in accordance with the sign placement design project

24. The design project for placing a sign is subject to approval by the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow in the manner established by the Moscow Government.

25. The criteria for evaluating the design project for placing a sign are:

Ensuring the preservation of the external architectural appearance of the city of Moscow;

Compliance of the location and aesthetic characteristics of the information structure (sign) (shape, parameters (dimensions), proportions, color, scale, etc.) with the style of the object (classical, empire, modern, baroque, etc.) on which it is placed;

Linking wall structures to the compositional axes of structural elements of object facades;

Compliance with a single horizontal axis of placement of wall structures with other wall structures within the facade of the object at the level of the floor line between the first and second floors for apartment buildings, between the first and second floors, as well as the second and third floors - for other objects;

The validity of using a transparent base for attaching individual elements of a wall structure (background-free substrates);

The validity of using an opaque base for attaching individual sign elements when placing wall structures on objects that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage or objects built before 1952 inclusive.

26. Approval in accordance with the established procedure with the Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the city of Moscow of the design project for placing a sign does not impose obligations on the owner (copyright holder) of the object on the external surface of which the said sign is placed to place it.

IV. Requirements for the placement of information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules, in accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation of February 7, 1992 No. 2300-1 “On the Protection of Consumer Rights”

27. Information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules are placed on a visible area of flat sections of the facade, free from architectural elements, directly at the entrance (right or left) to a building, structure, structure or premises, or on entrance doors to the premises in which the organization or individual entrepreneur, information about which is contained in this information structure, is actually located (carries out activities).

28. For one organization, individual entrepreneur, one information structure (sign) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules may be installed at one facility.

29. The distance from the ground level (floor of the entrance group) to the upper edge of the information structure (sign) should not exceed 2 m.

The sign is placed on a single horizontal axis with other similar information structures within the plane of the facade.

30. The information structure (sign) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules consists of an information field (text part).

The permissible sign size is:

No more than 0.60 m in length;

No more than 0.40 m in height.

At the same time, the height of letters and signs placed on this information structure (sign) should not exceed 0.10 m.

31. If several organizations and individual entrepreneurs are located in one facility, the total area of information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules, installed on the facades of the facility in front of one entrance, should not exceed 2 square meters. m.

In this case, the parameters (dimensions) of signs placed in front of one entrance must be identical and not exceed the dimensions established in paragraph two of clause 30 of these Rules, and the distance from the ground level (floor of the entrance group) to the upper edge of the information structure located on the most high level, should not exceed 2 m.

32. Information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules can be placed on the glazing of the display case using screen printing.

At the same time, the dimensions of these signs cannot exceed 0.30 m in length and 0.20 m in height.

Placing several signs on the glazing of shop windows, in the case specified in paragraph one of paragraph 31 of these Rules, is permitted provided that there is a distance between them of at least 0.15 m and the total number of these signs is no more than four.

33. Placing information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules on window openings is not allowed.

Information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules may have internal lighting.

V. Monitoring compliance with the requirements for the placement of information structures (signs).

Dismantling of information structures (signs)

34. Monitoring compliance with the requirements for the placement of signs, as well as identifying signs that do not comply with the requirements of these Rules, is carried out by the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow within the framework of the powers to control in the field of improvement.

35. Identification of signs that do not meet the established requirements is carried out by the district authorities of the city of Moscow.

District governments of the city of Moscow, if within the framework of the granted powers, signs are identified that do not meet the established requirements, within two days they send information about the identification of these signs to the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the city of Moscow.

36. The Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow issues an order to the owner of a sign that does not meet the established requirements to bring it into compliance with the established requirements or to dismantle the sign on a voluntary basis if the specified sign is identified in the following cases:

Based on information from Moscow district administrations;

Based on information from other executive authorities of the city of Moscow on the identification of signs that do not meet the established requirements;

Based on requests from citizens and legal entities to identify signs that do not meet established requirements, including those submitted using the portal “Our City. Moscow Development Program" (www.gorod.mos.ru).

The order issued by the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow also indicates the consequences of its failure to comply in the form of forced dismantling of the sign.

37. Dismantling a sign is the disassembly of an information structure (sign) into its component elements, including causing damage to the structure of the sign and other objects with which the dismantled sign is structurally connected, its removal from the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures on which the said sign posted.

38. The form of the instruction to the owner of a sign that does not meet the established requirements is approved by the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow.

39. Bringing the sign into compliance with the established requirements on the basis of the instructions of the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow is carried out by the owner of the specified sign and at his own expense.

Dismantling of a sign on a voluntary basis in accordance with the instructions of the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow is carried out by the owner of this sign with the subsequent restoration of the external surfaces of the object on which it was placed, in the form that was before the installation of the structure, and using similar materials and technologies .

40. In the absence of information about the owner of the sign or in the event of his absence within one month from the date of discovery of the sign that does not comply with the requirements of these Rules, and also if the sign was not dismantled by the owner of the sign voluntarily within the period established by the regulation, organizing the dismantling of this information structure in compulsorily carried out by the district government of the city of Moscow at the expense of the budget of the city of Moscow.

41. The Moscow district administration organizes the dismantling, movement and storage of signs that do not meet established requirements to places specially organized for their storage.

The forced dismantling of signs that do not meet the established requirements is carried out by the Moscow district government on the basis of an order issued to it by the Association of Administrative and Technical Inspections of the City of Moscow.

Work on dismantling, removal, storage and disposal of dismantled signs that do not meet established requirements is carried out by state government agencies of the city of Moscow, district engineering services, state budgetary institutions of the city of Moscow "Zhilishchnik" districts, managing organizations under the jurisdiction of the district administrations of the city of Moscow.

Storage of dismantled information structures (signs) that do not meet the established requirements is carried out in places specially organized by the district administrations of the city of Moscow for their storage for no more than one month from the date of dismantling with the drawing up of an act of removal of material assets and an act of transferring them for storage.

After the sign owner pays the costs associated with forced dismantling, transportation and storage of the sign, the dismantled information structures are returned to the specified person in the prescribed manner.

42. The Moscow district administration, the organizations specified in paragraph three of clause 41 of these Rules, are not responsible for the condition and safety of the sign structure, equipment or other property located on the sign when it is forcibly dismantled and (or) moved to a special place. organized storage areas for dismantled signs that do not meet established requirements.

43. Restoration of the external surfaces of the object on which the dismantled information structure (sign) was placed, in the form that existed before the installation of the structure, and using similar materials and technologies in the case provided for in paragraph 40 of these Rules, is organized by the district government of the city of Moscow for Moscow city budget account.

44. The Department of Media and Advertising of the City of Moscow monitors the implementation by district governments of the city of Moscow of the functions of organizing the dismantling of signs that do not meet established requirements.

VI. Requirements for the content of information structures in the city of Moscow

45. Information structures must be kept in technically sound condition and cleaned of dirt and other debris.

Information structures are not allowed to have mechanical damage, breaks in the fabrics placed on them, or damage to the integrity of the structure.

Metal elements of information structures must be cleaned of rust and painted.

Placing advertisements, extraneous inscriptions, images and other messages not related to this information structure on information structures is prohibited.

46. Information structures must be washed and cleaned of dirt and debris.

Cleaning of information structures from dirt and debris is carried out as necessary (as the information structure becomes dirty), but not less often:

Twice a month - in relation to the information structures specified in paragraphs 3.1 - 3.4 of these Rules,

as well as information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, placed on the external surfaces of non-stationary retail facilities;

Once every two months - in relation to the information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.2 of these Rules;

Twice a year (in March - April and August - September) - for information structures specified in paragraph 3.5.1 of these Rules, placed on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures, including shop windows.

VII. Responsibility for violation of the requirements of the Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow

47. Responsibility for violation of the requirements of these Rules for the placement and content of information structures lies with:

In relation to the information structures specified in paragraphs 3.1 and 3.2 of these Rules, located on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures - the owners (copyright holders) of these buildings, structures, structures;

In relation to the information structures specified in paragraphs 3.1 and 3.2 of these Rules, placed in the form of free-standing structures, as well as information structures specified in paragraph 3.3 of these Rules - government authorities of the city of Moscow, local government bodies, state enterprises, institutions of the city of Moscow, municipal enterprises, institutions of intra-city municipalities authorized in the prescribed manner to carry out measures for the placement and maintenance of these information structures;

In relation to the information structures specified in paragraph 3.4 of these Rules - a government body of the Russian Federation, a federal government agency, an enterprise, information about which is contained in these information structures.

48. Responsibility for violation of the requirements of these Rules for the content and placement of information structures (signs) specified in paragraph 3.5 of these Rules lies with the owners of these signs.

Application
to the Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow

Graphic appendix to the Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow

2. Signs may consist of the following elements:

Information field (text part);

Decorative and artistic elements.

The height of decorative and artistic elements should not exceed the height of the text part of the sign by more than one and a half times (clause 16 of the Rules).

3. Organizations and individual entrepreneurs place information structures on flat areas of the facade, free from architectural elements, exclusively within the area of the external surfaces of the object corresponding to the physical dimensions of the premises occupied by these organizations, individual entrepreneurs (clause 14 of the Rules).

5. The maximum size of wall structures placed by organizations and individual entrepreneurs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures should not exceed:

Height - 0.50 m, with the exception of placing a wall sign on the frieze;

Height - 0.80 m;

Length - 0.60 m (clause 18.2 of the Rules).

8. If there is a frieze on the facade of the object, the wall structure is placed exclusively on the frieze, to the entire height of the frieze (clause 18.3 of the Rules).

9. If there is a canopy on the facade of the object, the wall structure can be placed on the frieze of the canopy, strictly within the dimensions of the specified frieze.

It is prohibited to place a wall structure directly on the canopy structure (clause 18.3 of the Rules).

11. Cantilever structures are located in one horizontal plane of the facade, near arches, on the borders and external corners of buildings, structures, and structures.

The distance between cantilever structures cannot be less than 10 m (clause 19.1 of the Rules).

The distance from ground level to the lower edge of the cantilever structure must be at least 2.50 m (clause 19.1 of the Rules).

If there are wall structures on the facade of the object, cantilever structures are located with them on a single horizontal axis (clause 19.4 of the Rules).

13. Display structures are placed in the display case, on the outside and/or inside of the glazing of the display case of the objects.

When placing a sign in a shop window (on its inside), the distance from the glass window to the display structure must be at least 0.15 m (clause 20.4 of the Rules).

14. The parameters (dimensions) of a sign placed on the outside of a storefront should not exceed 0.40 m in height and the length of the storefront glazing (clause 20.2 of the Rules).

15. Information structures (signs) placed on the outside of the storefront should not extend beyond the plane of the façade of the facility (clause 20.2 of the Rules).

17. Only one information structure can be placed on the roof of one object (clause 21.1 of the Rules).

The length of signs installed on the roof of a facility cannot exceed half the length of the facade in relation to which they are located (clause 21.6 of the Rules).

18. The height of information structures (signs) placed on the roofs of buildings, structures, structures must be (clause 21.5 of the Rules):

a) no more than 0.80 m for 1-2-story buildings;

b) no more than 1.20 m for 3-5-story buildings;

c) no more than 1.80 m for 6-9-story buildings;

d) no more than 2.20 m for 10-15-story buildings;

e) no more than 3 meters - for objects with 16 or more floors.

19. The parameters (dimensions) of information structures (signs) placed on the stylobate part of the object are determined depending on the number of storeys of the stylobate part of the object in accordance with the requirements of clauses 20.5 and 20.6 of these Rules (clause 21.7 of the Rules).

PROHIBITED

21. Violation of the geometric parameters of signs (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

22. Violation of requirements for locations (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

23. Vertical arrangement of letters (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

24. Placement on the visor (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

25. Complete covering of window and door openings, as well as stained glass windows and shop windows (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

Placement of signs in window openings (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

26. Placement of signs within the boundaries of residential premises, including on the blind ends of the facade (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

27. Placement of signs on roofs, loggias and balconies (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

28. Placement of signs on architectural details of facades (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

29. Placement of signs near memorial plaques (Clause 10.1 of the Rules).

30. Overlapping of signs of street names and house numbers (clause 10.1 of the Rules)

31. Painting and covering the surfaces of showcase glazing with decorative films, replacing showcase glazing with light boxes (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

32. Placement of cantilever signs at a distance of less than 10 m from each other (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

33. Placement of signs on the enclosing structures of seasonal (summer) cafes at stationary public catering establishments (clause 10.1 of the Rules).

34. Placement of signs in the form of free-standing prefabricated (folding) structures - pillars (clause 10.4 of the Rules).

Administrative regulations for the provision of public services of the city of Moscow “Approval of a design project for placing a sign”

1. General Provisions

1.1. This Administrative Regulation for the provision of public services of the city of Moscow “Approval of a design project for placing a sign” establishes the composition, sequence and timing of administrative procedures (actions) and (or) decision-making for the provision of public services, carried out at the request (application) of a legal entity, individual entrepreneur or their authorized representatives (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations).

1.2. Administrative procedures and (or) actions established by these Regulations are carried out using information from the Basic Register of information necessary for the provision of public services in the city of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Basic Register), and in accordance with the Uniform requirements for the provision of public services in the city of Moscow, established The Government of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Unified Requirements).

1.3. From September 1, 2014, it is possible to receive public services in electronic form using the Portal of state and municipal services (functions) of the city of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Portal).

1.4. From October 1, 2014, receiving public services is possible only in electronic form using the Portal.

2. Standard for the provision of public services

2.1. Name of public service

Coordination of a design project for placing a sign (hereinafter referred to as a public service).

2.2. Legal basis for the provision of public services

The provision of public services is carried out in accordance with:

Federal Law of July 27, 2010 No. 210-FZ “On the organization of the provision of state and municipal services”;

Decree of the Moscow Government of November 15, 2011 No. 546-PP “On the provision of state and municipal services in the city of Moscow”;

Decree of the Moscow Government of November 7, 2012 No. 633-PP “On approval of the Regulations on the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow.”

2.3. Name of the executive authority of the city of Moscow providing the public service, other executive authorities involved in the provision of the public service

2.3.1. The powers to provide public services are exercised by the Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Committee).

2.3.2. For purposes related to the provision of public services, documents and information obtained in the process of interdepartmental information interaction with:

Federal Tax Service;

Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Cartography;

Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow;

Department of City Property of the City of Moscow.

2.4. Applicants

2.4.1. Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs can act as applicants.

2.4.2. The interests of the applicants specified in paragraph 2.4.1 of these Regulations may be represented by other persons authorized by the applicant in the prescribed manner.

2.4.3. When submitting an application electronically, Applicants can be legal entities and individual entrepreneurs who have duly registered on the Portal of state and municipal services (functions) of the city of Moscow.

2.5. Documents required for the provision of public services

The provision of public services is carried out on the basis of the following documents (information):

2.5.1. Documents submitted by the applicant:

The request is made in accordance with Appendix 1 to these Regulations.

2.5.1.3. A document confirming the authority of the applicant's representative - in a copy upon presentation of the original (in case of applying for the provision of public services by an authorized representative of the applicant) (in case of personal appearance before October 1, 2014).

2.5.1.4. Title documents confirming the applicant’s property rights to the occupied building, structure, structure, premises, which is the location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur placing the sign (if there are documents not subject to state registration).

2.5.1.5. Documents certifying (establishing) the applicant’s rights to the land plot on which the building, structure, structure is located, which is the location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur, placing a free-standing sign, if the right to the land plot is in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation Federation is recognized as having arisen regardless of its registration in the Unified State Register of Rights to Real Estate and Transactions with It (provided in the absence of information about rights to a land plot in the Unified State Register of Rights to Real Estate and Transactions with It) (if necessary).

2.5.1.6. Technical inventory documents - floor plan of the premises issued by an authorized organization.

2.5.1.7. A design project for placing a sign approved by the applicant, prepared and executed in accordance with the requirements in accordance with Appendix 2 to these Regulations.

2.5.2. Documents received by an authorized official of the Committee using interdepartmental information interaction, including through access to information in the Basic Register:

2.5.2.1. Extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (for legal entities).

2.5.2.2. Extract from the Unified State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs (for individual entrepreneurs).

2.5.2.3. A document confirming the applicant’s registered right to a building, structure, structure, premises, which is the location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur placing the sign (if such a document is subject to state registration).

2.5.2.4. Documents certifying (establishing) the applicant’s rights to the land plot on which the building, structure, structure is located, which is the location (place of activity) of the organization, individual entrepreneur placing the sign (if information about the rights to the land plot is contained in the Unified state register of rights to real estate and transactions with it).

2.5.2.5. Lease agreement for a building, structure, structure if the specified document was issued by the Department of City Property of the city of Moscow.

2.5.3. The applicant has the right to submit the documents specified in paragraph 2.5.2 of these Regulations on his own initiative.

2.5.4. The list of documents required to provide public services is exhaustive.

2.5.5. When submitting a request in electronic form using the Portal, the applicant attaches to the request electronic images of the documents specified in paragraphs 2.5.1.4 - 2.5.1.7, signed in the prescribed manner with the electronic signature of the applicant.

2.6. Services necessary and mandatory for the provision of public services

A service necessary and mandatory for the provision of public services is the provision of technical inventory documents - a floor plan of the premises.

2.7. Duration of provision of public services

2.7.1. Total term provision of public services includes the period of interdepartmental information interaction between executive authorities and organizations in the process of providing public services and cannot exceed 15 working days.

2.7.2. The period for providing public services begins to be calculated the next day after registration of the request.

2.7.3. The period for registering a request and documents necessary for the provision of public services cannot exceed:

2.7.3.1. In person - 30 minutes;

2.7.3.2. When submitting a request using the Portal - one business day.

2.8. Refusal to accept documents necessary for the provision of public services

2.8.1. The grounds for refusal to accept documents necessary for the provision of public services are:

The applicant’s application for a public service, the provision of which is not carried out by the Committee;

Submission by the applicant of an incomplete set of documents provided for in paragraph 2.5.1 of these Regulations;

Submission by the applicant of invalid documents;

Submission by the applicant of documents containing unreliable and (or) contradictory information;

Submission of an application on behalf of the applicant by an unauthorized person.

2.8.2. Additional grounds for refusal to accept documents necessary for the provision of public services when providing public services in electronic form using the Portal are:

2.8.2.1. Incorrect completion of required fields in the online application form.

2.8.2.2. The presence of conflicting information in the submitted documents and in the online application.

2.8.2.3. Submission by the applicant of documents not signed in the prescribed manner.

2.8.2.4. The request and documents in electronic form are signed using an electronic signature that does not belong to the applicant.

2.8.3. The list of grounds for refusal to accept documents necessary for the provision of public services, established by paragraphs 2.8.1 and 2.8.2 of these Regulations, is exhaustive.

2.8.4. A written decision to refuse to accept documents necessary for the provision of a public service is drawn up at the request of the applicant, signed by an authorized official and issued (sent) to the applicant indicating the reasons for the refusal no later than three working days from the date of receipt of the documents from the applicant.

2.8.5. The decision to refuse to accept a request submitted using the Portal is signed by an authorized official using an electronic signature and sent to the applicant, indicating the reasons for the refusal, to the “personal account” subsystem of the Portal no later than three working days from the date of registration of the request.

2.9. Suspension of the provision of public services

There are no grounds for suspending the provision of public services.

2.10. Refusal to provide public services

2.10.1. The grounds for refusal to provide public services are:

Non-compliance of the submitted request and other documents with the requirements established by legal acts of the Russian Federation, legal acts of the city of Moscow, Uniform Requirements, and these Regulations, if these circumstances were established by the Committee in the process of processing the request and other documents submitted by the applicant;

Loss of validity of the submitted documents if these circumstances were established by the Committee in the process of processing the request and other documents submitted by the applicant;

Submission of documents containing contradictory and (or) unreliable information, if these circumstances were established by the Committee in the process of processing the request and documents submitted by the applicant;

Inconsistency of the design project for placing the sign presented by the applicant with the requirements established by Appendix 2 to these Regulations;

Inconsistency of the design project for the placement of the sign presented by the applicant with the requirements of the Rules for the placement and maintenance of information structures in the city of Moscow, established by the Moscow Government, with the requirements of the Architectural and artistic concepts for the external appearance of streets, highways and territories of the city of Moscow;

Documents or information obtained through interdepartmental information interaction, including the use of the Basic Register of Information, contradict the documents or information submitted by the applicant;

Absence from authorities and organizations of documents or information requested through interdepartmental information interaction, including the use of the Basic Register of Information;

Non-compliance of the submitted documents with the requirements of the legislation on objects of cultural heritage, confirmed by the reasoned refusal of the Department of Cultural Heritage of the city of Moscow to approve the documents submitted by the applicant - when placing signs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures that are objects of cultural heritage, identified objects of cultural heritage;

The absence of architectural and artistic elements on the facades of objects that impede the placement of signs.

2.10.2. The list of grounds for refusal to provide a public service, established by paragraph 2.10.1 of these Regulations, is exhaustive.

2.10.3. The decision to refuse to provide a public service is signed by the Chairman of the Committee or an official authorized by him and issued (sent) to the applicant indicating the reasons for the refusal no later than the next working day from the date of the decision to refuse to provide the public service.

2.10.4. The decision to refuse to provide a public service upon a request submitted electronically using the Portal, indicating the reasons for the refusal, is signed by the Chairman of the Committee or an official authorized by him using an electronic signature and sent to the applicant in the “personal account” subsystem of the Portal no later than the next working day from the date making a decision to refuse to provide a public service.

2.11. The result of providing a public service

2.11.1. The result of providing a public service is:

Notification of approval of the design project for placing a sign;

Refusal to provide public services.

2.11.2. A document and (or) information confirming the provision of a public service (including refusal to provide a public service) may be:

Issued to the applicant (applicant’s representative) in the form of a paper document upon the applicant’s personal appearance before the Committee;

Sent to the applicant in the form of an electronic document, signed in the prescribed manner, to the “personal account” subsystem of the Portal when providing public services in electronic form using the Portal.

2.11.3. The form and method of obtaining a document and (or) information confirming the result of the provision of a public service, including the refusal to provide a public service, are indicated by the applicant in the request.

Issuance of the result of the provision of a public service in the form of an electronic document using the Portal does not deprive the applicant of the right to receive the specified result in the form of a paper document.

2.11.4. Information about the final results of the provision of public services is entered into the Register of design projects approved by the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow (hereinafter referred to as the Register), which is an integral part of the Basic Register, within one working day from the moment the decision is made to provide public services in the following composition :

Applicant ( entity- name of the organization, OGRN, TIN; individual entrepreneur - last name, first name, patronymic, OGRNIP, TIN);

Date of issue of approval;

Address of the object;

Design project.

2.11.5. Entering information about the final result of providing a public service into the Register does not deprive the applicant of the right to receive the specified result in the form of a document on paper or in electronic form, certified by the electronic signature of an authorized official.

2.11.6. The information contained in the Register is open and available for review by interested parties and is subject to placement on the Internet information and telecommunications network using the automated information system "Citywide Open Data Platform", except in cases where, in the interests of preserving state, official or other secrets protected by law, such access must be limited in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

2.12. Payment for the provision of public services.

Payment for the provision of services that are necessary and mandatory for the provision of public services

2.12.1. The provision of public services is free of charge.

2.12.2. Services necessary and obligatory for the provision of public services are provided at the expense of the applicant (Decree of the Moscow Government of August 15, 2011 No. 359-PP “On services that are necessary and obligatory for the provision of public services”).

2.13. Indicators of accessibility and quality of public services

The quality and accessibility of public services are characterized by the following indicators:

The period for providing public services is 15 working days;

The waiting time in line when submitting a request is no more than 15 minutes;

The period for registering an applicant’s request is no more than 30 minutes when applying in person and no more than 1 business day when submitting a request using the Portal;

The waiting time in line when receiving the result of providing a public service is no more than 15 minutes;

The waiting time in line when submitting a request by appointment is 15 minutes.

2.14. Information procedure

on the provision of public services

2.14.1. Information about the provision of public services is posted:

On the portal;

On the official website of the Committee on the Internet information and telecommunications network;

On stands in the Committee premises.

2.14.2. When providing a public service in electronic form using the Portal, the applicant has the opportunity to receive information about the progress of the request in the “personal account” subsystem of the Portal.

3. Composition, sequence and timing of administrative procedures, requirements for the order of their implementation, features of the implementation of administrative procedures in electronic form

Sequence of administrative procedures

3.1. The provision of public services includes the following administrative procedures:

3.1.1. Reception (receipt) and registration of requests and other documents necessary for the provision of public services.

3.1.2. Processing of documents (information) necessary for the provision of public services.

3.1.3. Formation of the result of the provision of a public service with the inclusion of information about the final result of the provision of a public service in the Register information.

3.1.4. Issuance (sending) to the applicant of documents and (or) information confirming the result of the provision of a public service, including refusal to provide a public service.

3.2. Reception (receipt) and registration of requests and other documents (information) necessary for the provision of public services:

3.2.1. The basis for starting the administrative procedure is the receipt from the applicant of a request and other documents necessary for the provision of public services. If a request is submitted electronically using the Portal, the basis for starting the administrative procedure is registration of the request on the Portal.

3.2.2. The official responsible for carrying out the administrative procedure is a specialist structural unit Committee (hereinafter referred to as the official responsible for receiving documents).

3.2.3. Official responsible for receiving documents:

Receives and registers documents submitted by the applicant in accordance with the Unified Requirements;

If there are grounds specified in paragraph 2.8 of these Regulations, issues (sends) to the applicant a refusal to accept documents necessary for the provision of public services;

No later than one day following the day of registration of the application, sends the completed set of documents to the appropriate structural unit of the Committee responsible for processing the documents.

3.2.4. The maximum period for completing an administrative procedure is one business day.

3.2.5. The result of the administrative procedure is the sending of the completed set: the request and documents submitted by the applicant to the structural unit of the Committee responsible for processing documents, and if there are grounds for refusing to accept documents necessary for the provision of public services, issuing (sending) a refusal to the applicant acceptance of documents necessary for the provision of public services.

3.3. Processing of documents (information) necessary for the provision of public services:

3.3.1. The basis for starting the administrative procedure is the receipt by the official authorized to carry out the administrative procedure of documents accepted from the applicant.

3.3.2. The official responsible for carrying out the administrative procedure is a specialist from a structural unit of the Committee (hereinafter referred to as the official responsible for processing documents (information).

3.3.3. Official responsible for processing documents (information):

Analyzes the generated set of documents submitted by the applicant;

Analyzes the sign placement design project for compliance with established requirements;

Carries out interdepartmental information interaction with the executive authorities specified in paragraph 2.3.2 of these Regulations in order to obtain documents and information necessary for the provision of public services, including obtaining approval from the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow - when agreeing on a design project for the placement of information structures (signs) ) on the external surfaces of a building, structure, structure that is an object of cultural heritage, an identified object of cultural heritage.

The period for consideration by the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow of documents submitted by the applicant, including the period for sending the decision adopted based on the results of consideration of documents to the Committee, is 7 working days from the date of sending these documents by the Committee for consideration to the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow.

If the Committee does not receive a decision from the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow, adopted based on the results of consideration of the received documents, after the expiration of the period established for approval, the documents submitted by the applicant are considered approved by the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow.

The organization of registration and consideration of documents received by the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow is carried out in the manner established by the legal act of the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow;

If there are grounds specified in paragraph 2.10 of these Regulations, it prepares a draft decision on refusal to provide a public service.

3.3.4. The maximum period for completing the administrative procedure is 10 working days.

3.3.5. The result of the administrative procedure is the transfer of a design project for placing a sign or a draft decision to refuse to provide a public service (if there are grounds for refusing to provide a public service), reviewed for compliance with the established requirements, to the Committee official responsible for forming the result of the provision of a public service.

3.4. Formation of the result of the provision of a public service with the inclusion of information about the final result of the service in the Register information:

3.4.1. The basis for starting the administrative procedure is the receipt by the official responsible for the formation of the result of the provision of a public service (hereinafter referred to as the official responsible for the formation of the result) of a draft corresponding decision.

3.4.2. The official responsible for the formation of the result is an authorized specialist of the structural unit of the Committee.

3.4.3. Official responsible for the formation of the result:

Submits for approval to an authorized official of the Committee a design project for placing a sign or a draft decision on refusal to provide a public service;

Ensures that information about the final result of the provision of public services is included in the Register information;

Submits a notice of approval of a design project for placing a sign or a decision to refuse to provide a public service in the prescribed manner to the appropriate structural unit of the Committee.

3.4.4. The maximum period for completing the administrative procedure, including for a request submitted electronically using the Portal, is three working days.

3.4.5. The result of the administrative procedure is the sending of a notice of approval of a design project for placing a sign or a decision to refuse to provide a public service in the prescribed manner to a specialist from a structural unit of the Committee for issuance to the applicant and entry of the relevant information into the Register.

3.5. Issuance (sending) to the applicant of documents confirming the result of the provision of public services, including refusal to provide public services:

3.5.1. The basis for starting the administrative procedure is the receipt by the official responsible for the implementation of the administrative procedure of an agreed design project for placing a sign or a signed decision to refuse to provide a public service.

3.5.2. The official responsible for carrying out the administrative procedure is a specialist from the structural unit of the Committee authorized to issue documents (hereinafter referred to as the official responsible for issuing documents).

3.5.3. The official responsible for issuing (sending) documents issues (sends) to the applicant an agreed design project for placing a sign or a decision to refuse to provide a public service.

3.5.4. The maximum period for completing the administrative procedure, including for a request in electronic form using the Portal, is one business day.

3.5.5. The result of the administrative procedure is the issuance (direction) or provision, using the Portal, to the applicant of documents confirming the result of the provision of a public service, including the refusal to provide a public service.

4. Forms of control over the implementation of these Regulations

4.1. Control over the implementation of these Regulations is carried out by the Committee and the Main Control Directorate of the city of Moscow in the forms established by the Moscow Government.

4.2. Current control over compliance and execution by officials of the Committee of the provisions of these Regulations and other legal acts establishing requirements for the provision of public services, as well as their decision-making, is carried out by the Chairman of the Committee and officials authorized by him.

4.3. Scroll officials carrying out current control is established by a legal act of the Committee.

5. Pre-trial (extrajudicial) procedure for appealing decisions and actions (inaction) of the Committee, officials of the Committee

The applicant may report a violation of his rights and legitimate interests, illegal decisions, actions (inaction) of the Committee, officials of the Committee, violation of the provisions of these Regulations, inappropriate behavior or violation of professional ethics by telephone, postal addresses, email addresses posted on the official website of the Committee in the information and telecommunications network “Internet”, the Portal in the manner established by legal acts of the Russian Federation, legal acts of the city of Moscow.

Annex 1

Appendix 2
to the Administrative Regulations for the provision
public services of the city of Moscow
“Coordination of the design project for placing a sign”

Requirements for a design project for placing a sign in Moscow

1. The design project for placing a sign includes text and graphic materials.

2. Text materials are presented in the form of an explanatory note and include:

Information about the address of the object;

Information about the type of sign design, location of its placement;

Information about the method of illuminating the sign;

Sign parameters.

3. Graphic materials of the design project when placing signs on the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures include:

Drawings of all facades of the facility (orthogonal, on which the sign is supposed to be placed, indicating the location of the sign, its parameters (length, width, height) and type of structures);

Photomontage (graphic drawing of a sign at the place of its intended placement in the existing situation, indicating the dimensions). It is carried out in the form of a computer drawing of the sign design on a photograph in compliance with the proportions of the placed object;

Photographs of the intended location of the sign, taken no more than one month before applying for a public service, in the amount of at least 3 color photographs (in a format of no less than 10 by 15 and no more than 13 by 18). Photographs of the object must be printed with a resolution of at least 300 dpi, maintaining contrast and color rendition. Photo recording must be made from two opposite sides (to the left and to the right of the intended location of the sign) at a distance of 40-50 meters and in the center from the required distance, covering the location of the sign and other structures located on the entire plane of the external surfaces of the building, structure, structure, as well as adjacent facades of the building.

4. Additional requirements for the design project for placing a sign, provided in electronic form (hereinafter referred to as the electronic document):

4.1. The electronic document must be generated using the unified PDF file format (version 1.7).

4.2. An electronic document is prepared by saving from vector programs.

4.3. The composition of the materials of the generated electronic document and the form of their provision (design of books and drawings) must be such that when they are printed, the production of a full paper version of the document is ensured - without any additional actions on the part of the user.

4.4. Electronic images are saved in color mode with a resolution of at least 300 dpi.

4.5. The saved electronic image should not have the effect of image deformation.

4.6. Images are rotated to a horizontal level. The image is cleared of debris, straightened, shadows are removed, and edges are trimmed.

Amendments to legal acts of the city of Moscow

1. Amend the resolution of the Moscow Government dated February 24, 2010 No. 157-PP “On the powers of territorial executive authorities of the city of Moscow” (as amended by the resolutions of the Moscow Government dated May 18, 2010 No. 403-PP, dated October 12, 2010 No. 938-PP, dated June 7, 2011 No. 254-PP, dated June 16, 2011 No. 269-PP, dated June 28, 2011 No. 285-PP, dated July 19, 2011 No. 330-PP, dated August 2, 2011 No. 347-PP, dated August 30, 2011 No. 396-PP, dated October 25, 2011 No. 491-PP, dated May 15, 2012 No. 208-PP, dated May 15, 2012 No. 209-PP, dated May 22, 2012 No. 233-PP, dated June 15, 2012 No. 272-PP, dated June 18, 2012 No. 274-PP, dated July 3, 2012 No. 303-PP, dated October 25, 2012 No. 597-PP, dated November 7, 2012 No. 632-PP, dated November 13, 2012 No. 636-PP, dated December 26, 2012 No. 848-PP, dated February 15, 2013 No. 76-PP, dated March 28, 2013 No. 179-PP, dated April 16, 2013 No. 242-PP, dated June 13, 2013 No. 377-PP, dated August 13, 2013 No. 530-PP, dated 20 August 2013 No. 552-PP, dated September 6, 2013 No. 587-PP, dated September 13, 2013 No. 606-PP, dated October 2, 2013 No. 661-PP, dated October 15, 2013 No. 684 -PP, dated October 22, 2013 No. 701-PP, dated November 26, 2013 No. 758-PP, dated December 11, 2013 No. 819-PP):

1.1. Appendix 1 to the resolution is supplemented with clause 2.1.25 in the following wording:

"2.1.25. Coordinates the work of district governments on the dismantling of signs that do not meet established requirements, their movement and storage, including the organization of special places for the specified storage.”

1.2. Appendix 2 to the resolution is supplemented with paragraphs 2.1.33 - 2.1.35 in the following wording:

"2.1.33. Identifies signage that does not comply with established requirements.

2.1.34. Organizes work on dismantling, moving and storing signs that do not meet established requirements. Organizes storage areas for signs that do not meet established requirements.

2.1.35. Organizes work to restore the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures on which dismantled signs were placed, in cases established by legal acts of the city of Moscow.”

2. Amend the resolution of the Moscow Government dated June 8, 2010 No. 472-PP “On the implementation of instructions of the Moscow Government on the issue of optimizing the system for providing public services based on the “one window” principle and reducing the time required for preparing documents” (as amended by the resolutions of the Moscow Government dated August 10, 2010 No. 705-PP, dated August 24, 2010 No. 735-PP, dated September 7, 2010 No. 770-PP, dated September 14, 2010 No. 795-PP, dated October 19, 2010 No. 943-PP, dated October 19, 2010 No. 949-PP, dated November 2, 2010 No. 993-PP, dated November 2, 2010 No. 1002-PP, dated December 7, 2010 No. 1049-PP, dated 14 December 2010 No. 1063-PP, dated March 29, 2011 No. 90-PP, dated April 7, 2011 No. 115-PP, dated June 7, 2011 No. 250-PP, dated June 28, 2011 No. 279 -PP, dated June 28, 2011 No. 285-PP, dated August 23, 2011 No. 386-PP, dated October 25, 2011 No. 495-PP, dated October 25, 2011 No. 508-PP, dated November 15 2011 No. 546-PP, dated November 22, 2011 No. 551-PP, dated December 6, 2011 No. 572-PP, dated February 2, 2012 No. 16-PP, dated February 14, 2012 No. 43- PP, dated February 16, 2012 No. 57-PP, dated February 21, 2012 No. 59-PP, dated March 27, 2012 No. 111-PP, dated March 28, 2012 No. 114-PP, dated March 28, 2012 No. 115-PP, dated April 3, 2012 No. 128-PP, dated April 17, 2012 No. 147-PP, dated April 17, 2012 No. 148-PP, dated April 17, 2012 No. 149-PP , dated April 25, 2012 No. 186-PP, dated May 15, 2012 No. 199-PP, dated May 15, 2012 No. 200-PP, dated May 15, 2012 No. 211-PP, dated May 22, 2012 No. 231-PP, dated July 25, 2012 No. 354-PP, dated July 25, 2012 No. 356-PP, dated October 5, 2012 No. 542-PP, dated October 5, 2012 No. 543-PP, dated December 12, 2012 No. 713-PP, dated December 26, 2012 No. 840-PP, dated January 17, 2013 No. 2-PP, dated February 13, 2013 No. 58-PP, dated March 21, 2013 No. 161-PP, dated April 4, 2013 No. 211-PP, dated April 30, 2013 No. 274-PP, dated May 7, 2013 No. 285-PP, dated May 17, 2013 No. 289-PP, dated May 17, 2013 No. 304-PP, dated June 11, 2013 No. 372-PP, dated July 10, 2013 No. 453-PP, dated August 6, 2013 No. 519-PP, dated August 14, 2013 No. 531-PP, dated September 3, 2013 No. 583-PP):

2.1. The subsection “Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow (Moskomarkhitektura)” of the section “Complex of Urban Planning Policy and Construction of the City of Moscow” of Appendix 1 to the resolution is supplemented with paragraph 7 as amended in accordance with the appendix to this appendix.

2.2. Clause 2 of the subsection “Department of Mass Media and Advertising of the City of Moscow” of the section “Executive authorities not included in the city government complexes” of Appendix 1 to the resolution is declared invalid.

3. Amend the resolution of the Moscow Government dated February 16, 2011 No. 38-PP “On the expenditure obligations of prefectures of administrative districts of the city of Moscow for financial support of activities not included in government programs of the city of Moscow" (as amended by resolutions of the Moscow Government dated May 4, 2011 No. 172-PP, dated May 16, 2011 No. 202-PP, dated February 19, 2013 No. 85-PP, dated November 26, 2013 No. 758 -PP):

3.1. Add clause 1.24 to the resolution as follows:

"1.24. Carrying out work on dismantling, moving and storing signs that do not meet established requirements, places for their storage, as well as work on restoring the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures on which the dismantled signs were placed.”

3.3. In paragraph 2 of the resolution, the words “in accordance with paragraph 1.24” should be replaced with the words “in accordance with paragraph 1.25.

4. Amend the resolution of the Moscow Government dated February 22, 2011 No. 45-PP “On the Department of Media and Advertising of the City of Moscow” (as amended by the resolutions of the Moscow Government dated November 20, 2012 No. 657-PP, dated December 12, 2012 No. 714-PP, dated June 11, 2013, No. 373-PP, dated June 25, 2013, No. 405-PP):

4.1. In paragraphs 4.2.1, 4.2.22, 4.2.27, 4.2.29 of Appendix 1 to the resolution, the words “and information” should be deleted.

4.2. Add clause 4.2.39 in the following wording:

"4.2.39. On monitoring the implementation by district governments of the city of Moscow of the functions of organizing the dismantling of signs that do not meet established requirements.”

5. Amend the resolution of the Moscow Government dated November 7, 2012 No. 633-PP “On approval of the Regulations on the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the City of Moscow” (as amended by the resolutions of the Moscow Government dated December 12, 2012 No. 714-PP, dated 24 June 2013 No. 400-PP, dated August 14, 2013 No. 531-PP), excluding in paragraph 4.2.15.7 of the appendix to the resolution the word “, as well as the coordination of Unified concepts for the external information design of shopping, entertainment centers, cinemas, theaters, circuses in Moscow".

6. Amend the Moscow Government Resolution No. 146-PP dated March 14, 2013 “On conducting an experiment to optimize the activities of individual government institutions of the city of Moscow and state unitary enterprises of the city of Moscow operating in the sphere of urban services of the city of Moscow” (as amended by the resolutions Government of Moscow dated June 4, 2013 No. 354-PP, dated August 28, 2013 No. 562-PP, dated October 2, 2013 No. 661-PP, dated October 10, 2013 No. 672-PP, dated November 25, 2013 No. 746-PP, dated December 3, 2013 No. 790-PP), adding clause 2.2.1.15 to the resolution as follows:

"2.2.1.15. Dismantling, moving and storing signs that do not meet established requirements. Carrying out work to restore the external surfaces of buildings, structures, structures on which dismantled signs were placed, in cases established by legal acts of the city of Moscow.”

Application
to Appendix 3
Amendments to Appendix 1 to the resolution
Government of Moscow dated June 8, 2010 No. 472-PP

Unified register of documents issued to applicants by executive authorities, government agencies and government unitary enterprises Moscow cities

№ p/p

Title of the document

Applications are accepted and documents are issued

Term preparation

1. Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP “On the procedure for installing and operating outdoor advertising and information objects in the city of Moscow and the Regulations for the preparation of documents by the Committee of Advertising, Information and Design of the City of Moscow for applicants in the “one window” mode.”

2. Decree of the Moscow Government of October 16, 2007 No. 900-PP “On introducing amendments and additions to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

3. Decree of the Moscow Government of December 25, 2007 No. 1142-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

4. Decree of the Moscow Government of February 12, 2008 No. 109-PP “On amendments to the resolutions of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP, dated December 5, 2006 No. 955-PP, dated January 30, 2007 No. 51-PP".

5. Clause 11 of the Moscow Government Decree dated February 12, 2008 No. 111-PP “On the City target program development of advertising, information and design of the city of Moscow for 2008-2010.”

6. Decree of the Moscow Government of March 25, 2008 No. 213-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

7. Decree of the Moscow Government of August 11, 2009 No. 773-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

8. Decree of the Moscow Government of October 13, 2009 No. 1085-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

9. Decree of the Moscow Government of November 10, 2009 No. 1235-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

10. Decree of the Moscow Government of November 17, 2009 No. 1279-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

11. Decree of the Moscow Government of February 2, 2010 No. 94-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

12. Decree of the Moscow Government of February 16, 2010 No. 128-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

13. Decree of the Moscow Government of March 30, 2010 No. 262-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

14. Decree of the Moscow Government of April 20, 2010 No. 324-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

15. Decree of the Moscow Government of July 27, 2010 No. 630-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

16. Decree of the Moscow Government of August 10, 2010 No. 688-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

17. Decree of the Moscow Government of May 31, 2011 No. 233-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

18. Decree of the Moscow Government of July 19, 2011 No. 319-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

19. Decree of the Moscow Government of October 4, 2011 No. 465-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

20. Decree of the Moscow Government of September 26, 2012 No. 512-PP “On changing the procedure for calculating the amount of fees for the installation and operation of outdoor advertising and information objects on the property of the city of Moscow and on amending the Moscow Government Decree of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP".

21. Clauses 2 and 3 of the Moscow Government Decree dated December 12, 2012 No. 712-PP “On approval of the Rules for the installation and operation of advertising structures.”

22. Paragraphs 1 - 3 of the Moscow Government Decree dated December 12, 2012 No. 714-PP “On conducting a pilot project to organize the placement of information structures in the city of Moscow.”

23. Decree of the Moscow Government of December 19, 2012 No. 761-PP “On amendments to the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

24. Decree of the Moscow Government of July 29, 2013 No. 492-PP “On amending the Decree of the Moscow Government of November 21, 2006 No. 908-PP.”

25. Clause 4 of the Moscow Government Decree dated September 13, 2013 No. 606-PP “On pedestrian zones of citywide significance in the city of Moscow.”

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