Rules for using the Kaua'i Made logomark

The logomark authorized under this Article may not be used without receiving a permit from OED or from an agent authorized by OED, or without a licensing agreement authorized by OED.OED shall establish application materials and other documents and forms for the administration of the Kaua'i Made Program and issuance of permits.Before issuing a permit for an article under this Section, OED or its agent shall determine that the product or handicraft is eligible for use of the logomark in accordance with the provisions of this Article.Usage and printing guidelines for the logomark will be included in program application materials and permit agreements, to be developed by OED, and must be adhered to by all permit holders.The permit holder may obtain Kaua'i Made logomark from authorized sources that conform to design requirements provided by OED. All reproduction costs are the responsibility of the permit holder. The representation of the emblem may be in the form of tags, stickers, rubberstamps, etc. A permit holder may use a representation of that emblem on labels, letterheads, business cards, in-store and other advertising, and for other similar purposes.The Kaua'i Made seal or a representation of that logomark may not be used in a manner that is false or misleading. The Kaua'i Made seal or a representation of that logomark may only be used without any modification to the design.The Kaua'i Made logomark or any representation thereof may not be incorporated into any business, company, or product logo or label.The Kaua'i Made logomark or any representation thereof may not be sold as art or as a dominant feature of a product logo or label unless approved by OED in writing.