SEC. 14.4.17. TEMPORARY SIGNS ON TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION WALLS AND ON SOLID WOOD FENCES SURROUNDING VACANT LOTS.

shall include, but not be limited to, spray paint on walls, poles, and fences on public property. In addition, the property owner’s representative shall also be responsible for removing any posters/handbills on light poles, utility poles, bus stops, and any other illegal postings on public property. At the time of graffiti removal, the property owner’s representative shall also remove from public property any trash, debris, rubbish, and weeds, as well as report bulky items within the abatement area around the permitted site. The sign company and property owner shall comply with the administrative policies and procedures set by the Office of Community Beautification. The Office of Community Beautification shall enforce the provisions of this subsection. 4. Permit Revocation. Any building permit for a sign issued pursuant to this section may be revoked by the Department of Building and Safety for any of the following reasons, provided a written and signed notification of the sign company or property owner’s failure to comply with Paragraphs (c), (d), (e), (f) or (g) of this subdivision is sent to the Department of Building and Safety by the Director of the Office of Community Beautification: (a) Failure by the sign company or property owner to comply with the terms of the permit. (b) Failure by the sign company or property owner to maintain the bond required in Section 91.6201.2 2. of the Los Angeles Municipal Code. (c) Failure by the sign company or property owner to maintain the temporary construction wall and/or solid wood fences surrounding vacant lots free from graffiti. (d) Failure by the sign company or property owner to eliminate graffiti within a 750-foot radius or any expanded radius required by the Office of Community Beautification of the temporary construction wall, and/or solid wood or similar material fences surrounding vacant lots within 24 hours of receiving notification of the presence of graffiti from the Office of Community Beautification or the City Council district office of the district in which the construction site or vacant lot is located.