(1) Be provided by Clallam County as official open space-public access signage;

(2) Be posted as follows: At least one open space sign shall be posted on the subject property’s road frontage, or nearest public road as applicable, in a conspicuous location, visible to passing motorists. At minimum, signs shall identify access points, allowed uses, and landowner contact information.

(3) Be purchased by the property owner for the appropriate fee as established in Chapter 5.100 CCC; and

(4) Be maintained at the owner’s expense in good condition for as long as the landowner is receiving public benefit points based on allowing public access to the subject property and its open space feature(s). Failure to maintain or replace removed or missing signs by the property owner may jeopardize the open space benefit points based on granting public access to the subject property pursuant to this chapter.