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the property line” and only slightly into the right-of-way, said Askew. "I’m not going to put a tape measure on every sign," he added. "Everybody knows what the regulations are."

The resident engineer also reported that his department planned no further action towards roadside operators if they kept their signs back off the right-of-way. According to Askew, the Highway Department’s right-of-way generally extends 80 feet in total or 40 feet from the center line.

It appears that roadside stand operators who put

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