Article 3(Classification of Outdoor Advertisements) #
Outdoor advertisements (hereinafter referred to as "advertisements") shall be classified as follows: <Amended on Dec. 9, 2014; Jul. 6, 2016; May 28, 2018; Apr. 30, 2019>
1. Signboards using walls: Those listed in the following:
(a) Those displaying letters, diagrams, etc. made and installed as plates or three-dimensional shapes with the use of a wooden, acrylic, metallic material or digital display plate, etc. which are stuck or displayed horizontally on the wall surfaces, outsides of glass walls, rooftop rails, etc. of buildings, facilities, shops, business offices, etc.;
(b) Those displaying letters, diagrams, etc. which are displayed horizontally on the wall surfaces, outsides of glass walls, rooftop rails, etc. of buildings, facilities, shops, business offices, etc., with the use of paint and, cloth, paper, vinyl, plastic tapes, etc. showing color tones;
(c) Advertisements displaying the trade name, name or displaying by means of suspending the trade name of the oil refinery, etc. on the surfaces of awnings of facilities for filling gasoline or LPG at gas stations or LPG filling stations;
(d) Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. or displaying by means of suspending letters, diagrams, etc. on the surfaces of the awnings of hydrogen fuel supply facilities (hereinafter referred to as "hydrogen fuel supply facilities") under subparagraph 9 of Article 2 of the Act on Promotion of Development and Distribution of Environment-Friendly Motor Vehicles or of charging facilities (hereinafter referred to as "charging facilities for environment-friendly motor vehicles") under Article 18-5 (1) of the Enforcement Decree of that Act;
2. Deleted; <Jul. 6, 2016>
3. Protruding signboards: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on a wooden, acrylic or metallic plate, etc. or advertisements such as signs, etc. of barber’s and hairdresser’s shops, both of which are stuck onto the wall of a building in a protruding manner;
4. Public performance signboards: Advertisements displaying letters, paintings, etc., on wooden, acrylic, metallic or digital display panels, etc., to announce performances or movies, or setting up models, etc. of the original, both of which are displayed on a wall of the performing hall;
5. Rooftop signboards: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on a triangular, square, round or other shapes of billboards which are set up on the rooftop of buildings, or advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. which are displayed directly on rooftop structures, such as an elevator tower, stairs tower, watch tower, decorative tower, roof tower, etc.;
6. Prop-supported signboards:
(a) Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on a wooden, acrylic, metallic or digital display panel, etc., which is attached on a prop separately set up on the ground;
(b) Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. directly on the column surfaces of billboards, such as triangular, quadrangular or cylindrical columns, which are separately set up;
(c) Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on facilities set up in the form of a prop to cover military facilities, major railroad facilities requiring security, construction sites, etc.;
6-2. Standing signboards: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on a billboard made of wooden or acrylic materials, or materials prescribed by municipal ordinance, which is not fixed but leaning against the wall of a building or standing on the ground;
7. Placards: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on a piece of cloth, paper or vinyl by hanging them on the wall of a building, etc., a prop, billboards, or other facilities;
8. Advertising balloons: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on balloons made of vinyl, etc., which are set up on the rooftop or on the ground, or hanging in the air;
9. Posters: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on a piece of paper or vinyl, which is attached on the designated bulletin board or poster board or other facilities;
10. Leaflets: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on a piece of paper or vinyl and distributed outdoors;
11. Advertisements using public facilities: Advertisements displayed on artificial structures or convenience facilities, which are set up for public purposes;
12. Advertisements using transportation facilities: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. or advertisements displayed on a billboard made of wood, acryl, metallic materials or digital display panel, etc., both of which are placed at the transportation facilities referred to in the items of Article 2 (1) 1;
13. Advertisements using means of transportation: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams etc. on an acrylic, metallic materials or digital display panel, etc., affixed to the exterior of the means of transportation referred to in the items of Article 2 (1) 2 or displayed directly by paints on such means of transportation;
14. Advertising towers: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on the surface of a tower set up in certain places, such as on the street;
15. Arched advertisements: Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. on doorframe-like or semicircular billboards set up in certain places such as on the street;
16. Advertisements using windows: Those listed in the following:
(a) Advertisements displaying letters, diagrams, etc. made and installed as a plate or in three-dimensional shapes with a wooden, acrylic, metallic materials or digital display panel, etc. which are stuck or displayed inside glass walls, or on windows or doors of buildings, facilities, shops, business offices, etc.;
(b) Those displaying letters, diagrams, etc. which are displayed horizontally inside glass walls, or on windows or doors of buildings, facilities, shops, business offices, etc., by paint, cloth, paper, vinyl, plastic tape, etc.
17. Specific advertisements: Other advertisements determined and publicly notified by the Minister of the Interior and Safety, after deliberation by the Outdoor Advertising Policy Committee (hereinafter referred to as the "Policy Committee") under Article 7-2 (1) of the Act, which do not fall under the classification referred to in the subparagraphs of this Article.
[This Article Wholly Amended on Oct. 10, 2011]