| Requirement | Standard Specification |
| Shape & Direction | Vertical line or stripe (not horizontal bands or random splatters) |
| Mark Dimensions | At least 8 inches long and 1 inch wide |
| Placement Height | Between 3 to 5 feet off the ground for clear eye-level visibility |
| Spacing | Placed every 100 to 1,000 feet along property boundaries, gates, or entry points |
| Color Standard | “Blaze Purple” (a vivid shade designed to stand out under all lighting conditions) |
Why Landowners Use Purple Paint
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Weather Resistance: Traditional paper, plastic, or metal signs fade, tear, or rust over time, whereas painted marks withstand heavy weather for years.
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Tamper Proof: Physical signs are often vandalized or stolen; paint marks cannot be removed easily without felling the post or tree.
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High Contrast: Purple is rare in natural foliage and distinct from common utility or surveying colors (e.g., blue for pipelines, orange for survey boundaries).
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