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JUNE, 2012

T G E C R I T E R I A

ORLANDO PREMIUM OUTLETS TENANT SIGNAGE CRITERIA

GENERAL SIGN CRITERIA

A. INTRODUCTION

These criteria have been developed to guide each Tenant to an imaginative signage solution. The guidelines established herein will ensure that Tenant identification is of consistent quality and is compatible with the architectural character of the Center. Each proposed sign will be evaluated on the design’s excellence and compatibility with neighboring signs and the overall character of the Center’s signage/graphics.

1. Primary Tenant Identification Sign Storefront side of theCenter: (sign type dictated by building type)

a. Individual cut-out metal letters pin mounted to storefront.

b. Letters cut through metal panel pin mounted to storefront.

2. Secondary Tenant Sign Options for Storefront side of theCenter:

a. Blade Sign. (Required)

b. Entry door/storefront window signage. (Optional)

B. SUBMITTALS & APPROVALS

All Tenant signage is subject to the Landlord’s written approval. TheLandlord’s approval shall be based on the following criteria:

a. Design, fabrication and method of installation of all signs shall conform to this sign criteria.

b. This sign criteria shall conform with the design standards of the Center and shall be in harmony with adjacent signage conditions.

1. The Tenant agrees to conform to the following procedures and submission requirements to secure the Landlord’s approval:

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a. Submit one (1) set of detailed sign design and shop drawings to:

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b. Sign drawings are to be prepared by a reputable state licensedSign Contractor or as required to by local/state codes.

c. Sign drawings must include a min. 1/8” scaled storefront drawing illustrating the proposed sign design and all dimensions as they relate to the storefront elevation of the Tenant’s premises.

d. Sign drawings must also include a min. 1” = 1’- 0” sign elevation and section through sign indicating construction and attachment methods and illumination details.

e. Letters must be accurately dimensioned and spaced.

f. Sign colors, paint finishes, types of materials and actual samples must be submitted with the sign drawings. Finish samples to be minimum 3” x 3”.

g. Unless the Landlord has received the above described drawings and information in the quantities set forth above, the Landlord will not approve the Tenant’s exterior sign.

2. All drawings and samples marked “Revise and Resubmit” must be resubmitted with the required corrections prior to fabrication. Only after all drawings and samples have been marked “Approved” or “Approved as Noted”, may the fabricator proceed with fabrication per approved drawings and samples.

The Tenant and Sign Contractor will not be permitted to commence installation of the exterior sign unless all of the following conditions have occurred:

a. A stamped set of final drawings reflecting the Landlord’s approval shall be on file in the Landlord’s office.


b. Tenant and their Sign Contractor shall be responsible for the securing of all applicable sign permits required by local/state codes prior to fabrication of the signs. The Landlord’s stamped approval is required on all sign plans prior to the application for permits.

c. The Sign Contractor must provide to the Landlord a copy of the Orange County’s issued sign permit and electrical permits, as well as a stamped set of drawings reflecting both the Landlord’s and Orange County’s approval prior to sign installation. The Sign Contractor/Tenant shall be responsible for all inspections.

d. The Landlord must be notified 48 hours in advance prior to the sign installation, by contacting the On-Site Tenant Manager or Center Manager.

e. The Landlord must receive a Certificate of Insurance from the SignContractor actually performing the installation.

3. The Landlord reserves the right to revise this Signage Criteria in

accordance with Orange County’s Sign Ordinance for up to thirty (30)days before the Tenant’s Rent Commencement date. However, this Signage Criteria may be revised at any time if so required by any governmental agency having jurisdiction over its contents.

4. In the event Tenant changes their exterior sign at any time during the term of their lease, Tenant must comply with any future modifications, revisions or changes that have been made to the Signage Criteria for the Center after the execution of their Lease Agreement.

5. The Tenant shall pay for all signs, their installation (including any required electrical connection back to the j-box and any secondary j-box if required), and other labor, materials and future maintenance. Tenant’s blade sign will be fabricated and installed by Tenant. Landlord will be responsible for the fabrication and installation of the blade sign bracket.

6. The Tenant and their Sign Contractor are responsible for understanding this Signage Criteria and conforming to its requirements.

7. The Tenant shall be ultimately responsible for the fulfillment of all requirements and specifications, including all applicable building and electrical codes.


8. All signs shall be reviewed for conformance with this criteria and overall design quality. Approval or disapproval of sign submittals based on aesthetic of design shall remain the sole right of the Landlord.

C. FABRICATION & INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

The fabrication and installation of all signs shall be subject to the following restrictions:

1. All signs mounted on vinyl, concrete, EFIS or brick clad substrates are to be attached by pin-mounting or as shown on detailed exhibits. Mounts consist of 3/16” to ¼” “all-thread” with 3/8” to ½” aluminum or PVC spacer sleeve for rigidity. Spacers/washers to be painted to match wall color.

2. All penetrations of the building structure required for sign installation shall be sealed in a watertight condition and patched to match adjacent finish. Spacers/washers must be painted to match building color. No PK housings allowed.

3. Ladders, installation equipment and installation crews are not permitted to lean on building, awnings and storefront. All installation equipment must be freestanding type to avoid contact with or damage to building or storefront. Rubber wheeled lifts must have wheel padding or must roll over planking to prevent marks on paving areas. Vehicles are not permitted on pedestrian streets.

4. Installation crews are responsible for establishing a safety zone around their work area. Tenant Signage Crews must display caution tape and safety cones and utilize these safety devices to secure walkways and doors. Electrical cords cannot be run outside of this zone.

5. Each Tenant, or their Sign Contractor, shall be responsible for the repair of any damage to the building caused by the installation of said Tenant’s sign. Particular attention must be paid in and around the access panels into the canopy area. If required, repainting these areas will be back- charged to Tenant.

6. The installation Sign Contractor is responsible for removing all debris and cleaning the work area after installation is complete. Sign Contractor shall protect existing wall surfaces and nearby awning structures during sign installation.


7. The Sign Contractor must check sign to ensure proper illumination onLandlord’s timer, prior to leaving the site.

8. Tenant’s Sign Contractor is required to contact the Tenant Manager or Center Manager prior to installation of signage and at completion so location and acceptance can be determined.

9. Each Tenant shall be responsible for the performance of its SignContractor.

10. Each Tenant shall be responsible for removal of its sign within three (3) days after vacating site. Removal of the sign shall include the repair of the wall surface back to its original condition and finish painting to nearest panel edge or joint over entire panel surface if color difference is visible. If Tenant does not repair wall surface to Landlord’s satisfaction, Landlord will perform repairs at Tenant’s expense.

11. Each Tenant shall be responsible for the installation and maintenance of its sign. Should the Tenant’s sign require maintenance or repair, Landlord shall give Tenant fifteen (15) days written notice to effect said maintenance or repair. Should Tenant fail to do so, Landlord shall effect said maintenance or repair and Tenant shall reimburse Landlord within ten (10) days of receipt of invoice.

12. Tenant to use Landlord provided j-box to wire storefront signage back to designated circuit.

13. All UL labels to be applied so as not to be visible from pedestrian pathway.

14. Interior raceways may be required to conceal wiring and transformers on interior of tenant space if open ceiling condition exists or if it is a perimeter sign installation, depending on sign location and conditions. Raceway must be painted to match wall. Field survey conditions.

15. In some cases exterior weatherproof raceways may be required to cover any exposed electrical components above roof-lines and roof membrane penetrations must be sealed. Penetration and raceway sealing must be coordinated with Landlord’s roofing contractor to preserve roof warranty. Contact center management for roofing contractor’s contact information.


D. NON-CONFORMANCE

No field installation changes are permitted without first notifying Landlord in writing. If any sign is changed as to placement, location and/or size which differ from approved sign plan, Tenant and/or Sign Contractor will be responsible for repair, change, and/or relocation of sign to proper placement at their expense.

Any sign that is installed by Tenant which is not in conformance to the approved drawings shall be corrected by Tenant within fifteen (15) days after written notice by Landlord. In the event Tenant’s sign is not brought into conformance within said fifteen (15) days, then Landlord shall have the option to correct non-conforming sign at Tenant’s expense.

E. GUARANTEE

Entire display shall be guaranteed by Sign Contractor for one (1) year from date of installation against defects in material and workmanship. Defective parts shall be replaced without charge.

F. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

Sign Contractor shall provide Landlord with Certificate of Insurance naming Landlord and other designated party as additional insured showing evidence of worker’s compensation and public liability insurance against all damage suffered or done to any and all persons and/or property while engaged in the construction or erection of signs.

All liability policies shall name the following as “additional insured”: CPG Partners, L.P., CPG Holding, L.L.C. and Simon Property Group, L.P. are to be named as an Additional Insured/loss payee and as Certificate Holder, as their interests may appear with respect to Orlando Premium Outlets, Orlando, Florida. Please reference Tenant Name.

Before commencing the work, the Contractor shall procure and maintain at its own expense, until final completion and acceptance of the work, the following minimum insurance forms and with insurance companies acceptable to the Owner:


1. Worker’s Compensation Insurance for statutory obligations imposed by Worker’s Compensation or Occupational Disease Laws, including, where applicable, the United States Longshoremen’s and Harbor Worker’s Act, the Federal Employer’s Liability Act, and the Jones Act. Employers’ Liability Insurance shall be provided with a maximum limit of $100,000.00 per disease, $500,000.00 policy limit by disease.

2. Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance with the following minimum limits of liability:

Bodily Injury Liability $1,000,000 – Each OccurrenceProperty Damage Liability $1,000,000 – Each Occurrence

This insurance is to apply to all owned, non-owned, and hired automobiles used by the Contractor in the performance of the work.

3. General Liability, Contractual Liability and Products/Completed Operations Liability Insurance covering all operations required to complete the work with the following minimum limits of liability:

Bodily Injury Liability $1,000,000 – Each OccurrenceProperty Damage Liability $1,000,000 – Each Occurrence

The Products/Completed Operations Liability Insurance shall be provided for a period of at least two (2) years after completion of work.

The Contractual Liability Insurance coverage shall insure the performance of the contractual obligations assumed by the Contractor by acceptance of this order, including specifically, but without limitation, the Indemnification provisions of this agreement.

4. Excess Liability (Umbrella):Bodily Injury Liability $1,000,000 – Each OccurrenceProperty Damage Liability $1,000,000 – Each Occurrence

G. SIGN INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL REQUIREMENTS

1. After signs are installed and inspected, all penetrations shall be sealed and all dust and debris removed from the arches to ensure that no leaks or stains remain on the wall.

2. All wall penetrations are to be made using one of the approved attachment details as found in this signage criteria, appropriate to sign location.


3. If the roof must be penetrated, it is the responsibility of the sign installer to inform Landlord before any work is performed, and any costs incurred will be the responsibility of the Tenant. The roofing contractor shall be the only one to penetrate and re-seal the roof to preserve warranties.

4. It is the responsibility of the installer to repaint the hole patches on the building to Landlord’s satisfaction.

5. It is strongly recommended that either the Tenant or its sign contractor use Landlord’s approved sign contractor for patching, repairing and repainting the storefront sign band:

Landmark Contracting Inc.8810 Commodity Circle, STE 33

Orlando, FL 32819407-264-0100 office

407-264-0055 facsimilewww.landmarkcontracting.org

If Tenant chooses to use their sign contractor to patch sign holes and repaint, Landlord reserves the right to review the work, and if said work is not acceptable to Landlord, then hire the above recommended patching and painting contractor at Tenant’s expense.

H. SERVICE/DELIVERY ENTRANCE SIGNAGE

Tenant’s trade name and/or suite number shall be located on the rear door in a project standard typestyle as determined by Landlord. The sign shall be positioned on the door at a typical location in a material, size and color determined by Landlord.

I. TEMPORARY SIGNAGE

Temporary Promotional Signage on Exterior of Store:

a. No temporary promotional exterior store identification signage is allowed.

b. Exterior banners for promotional purposes are prohibited.


c. “A-frame”, poster holder or other types of freestanding signs may not be placed outside of the Lease Line at any time. The Lease Line is defined as the boundary between storefront glazing and entrance doors, and common areas.

d. No merchandise shall be placed outside of Lease Line, unless specifically permitted by Landlord (i.e. sidewalk sales).

Temporary Promotional Signage Inside Store Only:

a. All temporary signage requires Center Manager’s review and approval of Promotional Sign Variance.

b. Each variance shall be limited to two (2) weeks, and upon expiration may be renewed once with proof of supporting advertising (4 weeks maximum).

c. Temporary promotional posters/signage may be allowed to cover a portion (up to 30%) of the lineal width of Tenant’s storefront glass area.

d. All temporary promotional signage must be professionally produced. Handmade or personal computer graphics signs are prohibited.

e. Promotional signs affixed in any manner to storefront windows or entry doors are strictly prohibited. Such signs intended to be visible through storefront windows may be temporarily suspended with monofilament (nylon fishing line) no closer than 12” from the inside of the window. The Landlord reserves the right to remove any promotional material that is visible through the storefront windows which is deemed to be inconsistent with the quality level of the Center.

f. Individual sign panels must be spaced a minimum of 6’ from one another.

g. Fabric of lightweight posters must be weighted. Curled sign materials are not permitted.


h. All interior banners shall be considered “Temporary Promotion a l Signage” and as such, be subject to all rules governing same. The area of interior banners may not exceed one square foot per lineal foot of storefront. In no case may an interior banner, which is not part of a window display, be hung closer than 15” from the storefront entry, and may not be suspended with the lower edge less than 8 feet above the floor.

J. PROHIBITED SIGNS

1. Signs constituting a traffic hazard.No person shall install or cause to be installed or maintain any sign which simulates or imitates in size, color, lettering or design, any traffic sign or signal, or which makes use of the words “Stop”, “Look”, “Danger”, or any other words, phases, symbols or characters in such a manner to interfere with, mislead or confuse traffic.

2. Immoral or Unlawful Advertising.It shall be unlawful for any person to exhibit, post or display, cause to be exhibited, posted or displayed upon any sign, anything of any obscene, indecent, or immoral nature or unlawful activity.

3. No signs will be permitted in the common area in front of store. No signs shall be installed, relocated, or maintained so as to prevent free ingress to or egress from any door.

4. Animated, Audible or Moving Signs.Signs consisting of, or giving the effect of moving, swinging, rotating, flashing, blinking, scintillating, fluctuating or having animated light area are prohibited.

5. Off-Premise Signs.Any sign installed for the purpose of advertising a project, event, person or subject occurring off the Center property is prohibited unless approved in writing by the General Manager.

6. Vehicle Signs.Signs on or affixed to trucks, automobiles, trailers or other vehicles which advertise, identify or provide direction to a use or activity not related to its lawful making of deliveries of merchandise or service, are prohibited.

7. Light Bulb Strings and Exposed Tubing.Storefront display lighting (other than temporary, decorative holiday lighting) which consists of unshielded light bulbs, open, exposed neon or


gaseous light tubing are prohibited. An exception hereto may be granted by Landlord with prior written approval when the display is an integral part of the design character of the activity to which it relates.

8. Credit Card/Telecheck/Security Signage.Vendor provided adhesive signs are prohibited on entry doors or display windows, except as allowed under Entry Door/Storefront Window Signage.

9. Lettering painted directly on building facade will not be permitted except as defined in this criteria.

10. Unprofessional hand-lettered signs are prohibited in public view from the storefront. Absolutely no signs are permitted to be taped to the storefront or any visible surface

11. Inventory Liquidation Signs.“Going Out of Business”, “Bankruptcy Sale”, “Closing This Store”, “LostOur Lease”, etc. signs are strictly prohibited.

12. Flyers.Distribution of flyers, for any purpose, outside of Tenant’s leased premises unless specifically authorized by Landlord is prohibited.

13. Neon or Internally Illuminated Signs.Unless specifically approved by the Landlord, neon or internally illuminated signage is prohibited inside stores.

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K. STOREFRONT SIGNAGE GENERAL SIGN CRITERIA

a. All Tenants must have storefront signs. Signs shall be located only on the spaces and on the surfaces specially provided for same on the building elevations. No other signage is permitted on the exterior of the premises or within the first five feet of the store interior. Signage type and size shall be dictated by the building type (see Building Signage Type Location Plan on page 12).

b. Square footage for Tenant wall signs shall be based on the maximum sign lengths and letter heights as defined in the following paragraphs and exhibits.

(1) Each Tenant to have:

One (1) primary Storefront sign.

One each (1) secondary sign: Blade sign. Window sign(optional).

Subject to Landlord review and approval, specific Tenant locations (such as towers or corner spaces at ends of buildings) with more than one frontage and/or entry may be allowed one sign on each frontage provided architectural treatments at each location can accommodate a sign. If additional signs are allowed, signs located on adjacent building elevations shall be similar in length, letter height, method of illumination and color. Tenant is responsible for supply and installation of additional j-box.

(2) Sign area should be identified on the Tenant’s lease outline drawing as prepared by the Landlord, in front of Tenant’s lease space; location to be determined by Landlord.

Consideration for moderate increases to maximum sign or letter heights may be given to Tenants with logotypes which have larger initial capital letters or other unique features.

Specific locations and surrounding architectural treatments can dictate maximum sign height and length, which in some cases may be less than the maximum defined herein.

c. All signs (size, design, type and color) are subject to Landlord’s approval, based on aesthetic and relationship to neighboring Tenant signs.


d. Signs shall be limited to letters designating the store name as set forth in signed lease documents between Tenant and Landlord.

(1) Tenant shall display their established registered trade name(s)only.

(2) Registered Trademark Symbols are permitted subject to Landlord review/approval fabrication requirements.

(3) The colors and typestyles of all signs shall be subject to Landlord’s approval. Established trade logos and signage are required to be used, providing they conform to the criteria described herein. The color of all lettering and/or sign panels shall be compatible with the building color and provide sufficient contrast with the background color of the building wall on which the sign is located.

(4) Logo plaque components used in conjunction with individual letters are considered an integral part of the store identity and are included in the calculation of allowable sign area, subject to Landlord’s approval.

(5) Individual shop address numerals will be provided and installed by the Landlord on the storefront of the Tenant space if applicable.

(6) No Tenant shall affix or maintain upon any exterior glass or other exterior surface of the storefront, any signs or symbols other than the signs provided for in this criteria. Also refer to the Tenant Handbook, Storefront Criteria.

(7) No temporary signs of any nature will be accepted!

(8) No projections above or below each Tenant’s designated sign zone will be permitted.

L. PRIMARY STOREFRONT SIGNAGE

All signs shall have a consistent size and shape which fits harmoniously with the façade designs of each area and which are deemed appropriate by the Landlord. Tenant’s primary identification sign sizes are based on the storefront’s location and architectural conditions within the center’s internal areas.

All signs are to be controlled by the centers “master” relay controller and/or individual store timer and/or photo cell, as required by the center’s operations


polices. It will be the responsibility of the Tenant to ensure that their contractor conforms to the center’s requirements and performs any work required, at the Tenant’s expense, to enable the sign to be controlled according to their procedures. This installation must be reviewed with the Center’s Operations Manager PRIOR to the work being preformed.

Signs are required to be illuminated by Tenant according to Landlord requirements.

Tenant’s primary identification sign shall be selected from the following sign types based on the storefront’s location and architectural conditions within the center’s internal areas. See: Building Signage T y pe on page 12.

Type 1A: INDIVIDUAL CUT-OUT METAL LETTERS PIN MOUNTED TO STOREFRONT WALL

a Individual letters shall be flat cut out metal and pin mounted to wall with blind anchor studs and a 1-3/4” standoff.

b. Letters shall be clear coated natural metal, satin black or corporate color approved by Landlord.

c. Tenant signs are to be centered on the Tenant’s store frontage or between prominent architectural elements at Landlord’s discretion.

d. Length - The length of individual Tenant signs on internal storefronts shall not exceed 75 percent (75%) of Tenant’s storefront width, or twenty four feet (24-0) in sign length, whichever of the two result in a smaller sign.

Example: 20’ store width x 75% multiplier = 15 feet of allowable sign length.

e. Height:

Type A” Buildings: (Most Tenants)

• Single line. Text letters shall not exceed 15” in height

• Multiple line text: The height of letters in each row may vary as long as the total height for both rows does not exceed 15” The outside assembly edge of all rows shall not exceed a maximum of 26”.

• Logos: The assembly height of all logos/graphics shall not exceed 26”maximum.


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Type “B” Buildings: (End Features see page 12)

• Single line. Text letters shall not exceed 18” in height.

• Multiple line text: The height of letters in each row may vary as long as the total height for both rows does not exceed 18”. The assembly height of all rows shall not exceed a maximum of 30”.

• Logos: The outside assembly edge of all logos/graphics shall not exceed 30” maximum

See Exhibits: A, A.1, A.2 for Sign Type 1a lighting details.

Type 2A: LETTERS CUT THROUGH METAL PANEL PIN MOUNTED TO STOREFRONT WALL

a. Panel to be attached to wall with blind anchor studs and a 1 ¾” standoff.

b. Copy area on panel shall be backed with either black or white acrylic.

c. Panel and individual letters can be clear-coated natural letters, have a patina finish, painted faux metal patina finish, or satin black finish.

d. Tenant signs are to be centered on the Tenant’s store frontage or between prominent architectural elements as determined by Landlord.

e. Length: The length of individual Tenant signs on internal storefronts shall not exceed 75 percent (75%) of Tenant’s storefront width, or twenty four feet (24’-0”) in sign length, whichever of the two result in a smaller sign.

Example: 20’ store width x 75% multiplier = 15 feet of allowable sign length.

f. Height:

Type “A” Buildings: (Most Tenants)

Single line: Text letters shall not exceed 15” in height.

Multiple line text: The height of letters in each row may vary as long as the total height for both rows does not exceed 15”. The assembly height of all rows shall not exceed a maximum of 26”.


Type “B” Buildings: (End Features see page 12)

Single line. Text letters shall not exceed 18” in height.

Multiple line text: The height of letters in each row may vary as long as the total height for both rows does not exceed 18”. The assembly height of all rows shall not exceed a maximum of 30”.

Metal panel/logos: The assembly height of all logos/cut-out letters/graphics shall not exceed 30” maximum. A 3” border shall be maintained from edge of metal panel to cut-out letters.

See Exhibit B and B.1 for Sign Type 2a detail.

EXTERIOR SIGN CRITERIA / TOWER SIGNAGE

a. An additional exterior wall sign shall be permitted to specific tenants solely at the Landlord’s discretion for perimeter signage on the exterior of the Center per the County sign codes. Landlord shall calculate allowable sign length.

b. Square footage for Tenant wall signs shall be based on the maximum sign lengths and letter heights as defined in the following paragraphs and exhibits.

c. Subject to Landlord review and approval, specific Tenant locations (such as towers or corner spaces at ends of buildings) with more than one frontage and/or entry may be allowed one sign on each frontage provided architectural treatments at each location can accommodate a sign. If additional signs are allowed, signs located on adjacent building elevations shall be similar in length, letter height, method of illumination and color.

d. All signs (size, design, type and color) are subject to Landlord’s approval, based on aesthetic and relationship to neighboring Tenant signs.

e. Signs shall be limited to letters designating the store name as set forth in signed lease documents between Tenant and Landlord.

1. Tenant shall display their established registered trade name(s)only.

2. Registered trademarks and logos are not permitted.


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f. No temporary signs of any nature will be accepted.

g. No projections above or below each designated sign zone will be permitted.

EXTERIOR / TOWER SIGN TYPE

A. All Tenant’s exterior identification signage shall be of the following type: Individual Reverse Channel “Halo Lit” Pin Mounted Letters.

1. Type: Individual letters shall be 4” reverse channel metal letters, pin mounted to wall with blind anchor attachments.

2. Color: Letters shall be black or have a painted faux metal patina finish. Sample to be submitted to Landlord prior to City submittal.

3. Lighting: All signs are to be “halo lit”, no plex faces allowed. Neon to be 4500 white with 30 MA transformers. The sign’s electrical components: ballast, transformer, etc. are to be fully enclosed in a metal waterproof raceway mounted on the interior side of the wall. Raceway to match surrounding paint color.

4. Size: Dictated by Landlord and Orange County.

5. Location: Tenant signs to be centered vertically within the sign area.

6. Length: The length of an exterior Tenant sign shall be dictated by the signage area or as a factor of the height as it relates to the Tenant’s “registered trade name” design and font style.

7. Multi-line text height is 34” maximum and is allowed only in those areas indicated within the attached exhibits allowing for such. The minimum separation between lines of text is to be 4” (vertically centered on the sign band area).

8. Multi-tenant sign areas: In some instances the “sign area” provides enough distance for signage by multiple tenants. In such cases the minimum distance between the Tenant signage within the same “sign area” is 18”. Whereby multiple Tenant signage within a single “sign area”: exists, the sign locations shall be mounted an equal distance to each adjacent sign or architectural impediment providing for symmetry.


9. All electrical raceways shall be located behind wall on which sign is located. Exposed raceways, junction boxes or crossovers between words or letters are prohibited.

10. Electrical power, conduit and junction box is provided by Landlord to each signage area. Tenant to extend to sign where required.

11. Exterior signs to be installed during non-business hours.

No sign may be located across the edges of the sign band or of any other architectural features.

Construction shall be of the highest grade for exterior use, and all surfaces shall be properly sealed.

Height and Length – Sizes are based on the storefront’s location and architectural conditions within the center’s internal areas.

See Exhibits D, D.1, E for typical sign detail, mounting and lighting.

SECONDARY STOR E FRONT SIGNAGE

Blade Signs:

1. Tenant is responsible to fabricate and install one double-faced “Blade Sign” and bracket depending on architectural conditions at each Tenant’s location in the Center. The purpose of the blade signs is to identify the store entrance to shoppers along pedestrian paths.

2. The size of the sign shall be limited to 5.64 square feet per sign face.

3. Maximum height of the sign panel is 2’-0”. Maximum width is 2’-10”.

4. The shape of the blade signs will differ from Tenant to Tenant but the support bracket will be uniform as defined herein. Each Tenant’s sign will be specifically designed to complement their individual style, emphasizing their corporate identity and/or product. Blade signs are to be dimensional.

5. Sandblasted signs in either wood or plastic resin are prohibited.

6. Eye hooks are to be spaced 18” apart.

See Exhibit C for blade sign/bracket details.


ENTRY DOOR/STOREFRONT WIND O W SIGNAGE – see Exhibit G

(1) For the purpose of store identification, the Tenant may propose to the Landlord a design layout of Tenant name and/or registered trademark in white vinyl die-cut graphics for placement on the inside of entry doors. Each door is permitted 1 square foot of vinyl die-cut sign area. The area must be centered from grade or as otherwise directed due to door configurations.

(2) For the purpose of additional store or brand/logo identification, the Tenant may also propose to the Landlord a design layout of store name or brand/logo in white, black or specific logo color subject to Landlord’s approval in vinyl die-cut graphics for placement on the inside of every other (alternating) display windows. The maximum permitted area on each window m a y not exceed 1 square foot and placement must occur in the centered area measured a minimum of8” inward toward the window’s center from the vertical edges of the window and may not exceed 42” above grade.

(3) Permanent store or brand/logo signage as a part of window background display is limited to 1 square foot of sign area per 1 lineal foot of store frontage.

(4) “Help Wanted” and other standard information signs as deemed necessary by Landlord, are provided by Landlord and shall be affixed to the inside left edge of the window immediately adjacent to the right of entry doors and no higher than 48” above grade. Such signage shall only be permitted to be affixed with clear suction cups.

(5) Standard information signage icons such as no food, drink, smoking, etc. shall be provided by Landlord only.

(6) Other than as provided in this criteria, no signage of any type is permitted to be placed in or affixed to storefront windows or doors.

(7) Credit card or check acceptance signs or logos placed on storefront display windows or doors are prohibited.

(8) Alarm company stickers shall be limited to one per entry door and be located only at the extreme lower right corner of the glass area on the door.


(9) Handicap access stickers are permitted and shall be placed according to A.D.A. or local jurisdiction under the supervision and approval of the Landlord.

(10) The Landlord reserves the right to require a Tenant, at its expense, to remove any storefront signage it considers to be non-complying or unprofessional.

FOOD COURT SIGNAGE CRI T ERIA

a. Square footage for tenant signs on designated fascias within the Food Court area shall be based on the maximum sign lengths and letter heights as defined in Exhibit F.

b. Signs shall be located within the tenant lease frontage and within the signable area identified in Exhibit F.

c. All Food Court signs (size, design, type, color, method of illumination) are subject to Landlord’s approval based on aesthetics and relationship to neighboring tenant signs.

d. The information content on the signs shall be limited to letters designating the store name as set forth in signed lease documents between Tenant and Landlord.

e. No signage promoting brand name consumer goods will be accepted (i. e.Drink Coke, etc.).

f. Tenants are encouraged to be creative with the designs of their signs. In addition to the established trade name of the store, icons or other graphic devices may be used to enhance the sign If exposed neon is used for icons or other graphic devices, it must be backed by a flat cut out metal background that follows the shape of the graphic.

g. Signs may be multi-layered and the use of neon or LEDs are encouraged if exposed lighting is used for letterforms, the neon must be contained in an open channel letter.

h. No projection above or below the designated sign zone will be permitted.

i. The centerline of all copy and graphics shall be 15’-1” off the finish floor as indicated on Exhibit F.


j. No temporary signs of any nature will be accepted.

k. All electrical raceways shall be located behind wall in which sign is located. Exposed raceways (unless a part of the sign design), junction boxes or conduit are prohibited.

l. No photo transparency illuminated boxes are permitted unless integrated with the main menu board.

m. Electrical power, conduit and junction box to be provided by Tenant back to Tenant’s panel.

Menu Boards:

a. Sign boards displaying items and prices shall be innovative and professionally executed.

b. Proposed location and design of menu boards shall be included in tenant’s signage submittal and are subject to the Landlord’s approval.

c. Permanent information shall be silk-screened, etched, painted, or mounted to a baseboard of metal, wood, plastic laminate, acrylic or glass.

d. Changeable information may be handwritten or applied by other changeable numeral devices as approved by Landlord, preferably die-cut vinyl.

e. Internally illuminated menu boards are acceptable subject toLandlord approval.

f. Chalkboards having only custom mounted frames shall be permitted.

g. The following menu board types will not be allowed:

1. Plastic, rubber or felt “channel” type boards with individual interchangeable plastic letters.

2. Menu boards available through national food and beverage companies advertising products.

Sign Light Fixture: Color- WHITE Model # LTSC-24/With LAMP 120V Bulb: Par 20-50 wall halogen with gasket.

Contact: Lisa Pacelli Customer Service Lightscapes Automation Inc.lisa @ l ight s capesautomation . com Tel: (845) 504-2406 x114Fax: (845) 504-2407

See exhibits A.1 and A.2 for installing specifications.

EXHIBIT A - SIGN LIGHTING

Sign Light Fixtures locatedEvery 24” OC

StorefrontSign

1’9” Centerline of sign

Mounting plate with gasket

24” x 1” pipe, mounting arm

Electrical junction box, painted tomatch

mailto:[email protected]

EXHIBIT A.1 – SIGN L I GHTING INSTALLAT I ON DETAILS

EXHIBIT A.2

Procedure for Installing Storefront Signs/LightsIn E.I.F.S at Orlando Premium Outlets

Obtain copy of sign design that has been stamped “Approved”by Chelsea representative.

Call ahead to OPO security/operations representative to schedule preliminary meeting and check out installation location.

Obtain specifications/details/requirements of installation in EIFScondition.

Obtain required regulatory permits, present copies to OPOrepresentative along with current certificate of insurance.

Schedule date with security/operations for actual installation.

No work is to be performed during Mall hours (10AM- 10PM).

Sign in with security office on actual day of installation

Coordinate location of storefront sign with gooseneck lights if the sign is designed for lights. In some instances sign and lights may have to be offset up to 8 inches from originally intended center in order to find a center stud behind EIFS to which light boxes can be mechanically fastened as per Orange County requirements.

Install pins/mounting for signs using metal or PVC sleeves through EIFS. ALL PENETRATIONS MUST BE SLEEVED, including washers and “Sealtite” weatherproof electric cable. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Caulk per sign details using ONLY Sonnebom Sonolastic 150. This is the only sealant recognized/approved by the EIFS manufacturer. All other types of sealant are disallowed, as they will void the EIFS warranty. All non-approved sealant is subject to removal and replacement by an authorized Chelsea sign installer, the cost of which will be charged back to the tenant.

Lights

Have light boxes installed by qualified/licensed contractor. Provide copy of contractors insurance certificate as well as copy of Orange County electrical permit.

Find center stud of sign/light area above storefront. Insure lights are located at height above sign letters as per sign criteria.

Following detail for gooseneck light box installation, cut hole for light boxes so that it incorporates a 1/4-inch clearance around circumference of box to allow for EIFS waterproofing system. Mechanically fasten light box to stud in center of hole. Notify OPO operations staff once boxes are fastened so as to schedule waterproofing, the cost of which is the responsibility of the tenant/tenant contractor. Allow several days for application to be completed.

Upon completion of EIFS waterproofing, proceed to attach components of light fixture. Before placement of light base “donut” or escutcheon, apply Sonneborn Sonolastic 150 around light box being sure to leave a one eighth inch high bead of caulk along leading edge of EIFS waterproofing and EIFS finish material.

Set “donut” into this bead of caulking, insuring that a waterproof seal is attained between surface of EIFS and backside of “donut”.

Any water damage due to improper installation of light fixtures isTenant’s responsibility and repairs are at Tenant’s expense.

EXHIBIT B – STOREFRONT SIGNS

EXHIBIT B.1 – STORE F RONT S I GN DETAIL

Continuous sheet metal backing provided by Tenant

Continuous sheet metal backing provided by Tenant

EXHIBIT C - BLADE SIGNS

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Blade Sign Bracket, fabricated and installed by Tenant.

Blade Sign Panel…2’10” x 2’ 0” Bottom of sign panel must be7’10” above grade at a minimum.

24” Max.

2’10” Max.

Hooks are18” apart

EXHIBIT D – PERIMETER SIGNS

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EXHIBIT D.1 – PERIMETER SIGN DETAIL

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EXHIBIT E – TO W E R SIGNS

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EXHIBIT F – FOOD COURT SIGNS

Non Food Use Tenants – refer to same sign type as regular Food Court Tenants

70” (Max.)

42” (Max.)

EXHIBIT G - ENTRY DOOR/STOREFRONT WINDOW SIGNAGE

Tenant Name and/or Logo Vinyl

Suite Number Suite Number

EmploymentOpportunities

AlarmCompany

Door Signage Door Signage

Tenant Name and/or Logo Vinyl

8” 8”

Window Signage

2 - signage criteria-1

Documents

blind anchor

prominent

signed lease

established

adjacent building

multiple line

centers internal

blade sign