§ 54-21-104. Permits and Tags — Fees
Unless otherwise provided in this chapter, a person shall not construct, erect, operate, use, maintain, or cause or permit to be constructed, erected, operated, used, or maintained, any outdoor advertising device within six hundred sixty feet (660′) of the nearest edge of the right-of-way and visible from the main traveled way of the interstate or […]
§ 54-21-105. Failure to Comply With § 54-21-104 — Effect
Any owner of any outdoor advertising device who has failed to act in accordance with § 54-21-104 must remove the outdoor advertising device immediately. Failure to remove the outdoor advertising device renders the outdoor advertising device a public nuisance and subject to immediate disposal, removal, or destruction. In addition, the commissioner has the authority to […]
§ 54-21-106. Disposition of Fees
All fees received by the commissioner under § 54-21-104 must be paid into the state treasury and placed in the highway fund for the administration of this chapter, and any fees received in excess of those administration costs shall be allocated to the department’s general fund.
§ 54-20-122. Local Regulation of Junkyards
Nothing contained in this part shall be construed as prohibiting the legislative authority of cities and towns from regulating junkyards within their respective jurisdictions; provided, that the rules or regulations are at least as stringent as those promulgated pursuant to the authority contained in this part. Any metropolitan, city or county rule, regulation, ordinance or […]
§ 54-20-123. Applicability of Part
All provisions of this part, except § 54-20-113, shall apply to automotive dismantlers and recyclers, as defined in § 55-17-102, that are licensed pursuant to §§ 55-17-109(b) and 55-17-112. It is the express legislative intent that this part not include a city street unless the city street is also a state or federal highway. This […]
§ 54-20-124. Violations — Penalty
Any person who establishes, operates or maintains a junkyard, or who fails to obtain a permit, contrary to this part commits a Class C misdemeanor. Each day’s subsequent violation constitutes a separate offense.
§ 54-20-201. Part Definitions
As used in this part: “Automobile graveyard” means any lot or place that is exposed to the weather and upon which more than five (5) motor vehicles of any kind, incapable of being operated, and that it would not be economically practical to make operative, are placed, located or found; and “Automobile graveyard” or “automobile […]
§ 54-20-202. Limitation on Establishment — Exception
No automobile graveyard shall hereafter be established within five hundred feet (500′) of any state highway in this state, nor shall any automobile graveyard hereafter be established within one thousand feet (1,000′) of any state highway in this state designated as a United States route by the American Association of State Highway Officials as through […]
§ 54-20-203. Fence or Hedge Required
Any person who maintains an automobile graveyard, any part of which is within five hundred feet (500′) of any state highway, shall erect and maintain a fence or hedge around the automobile graveyard. The fence or hedge shall be at least six feet (6′) high and sufficient to conceal the automobile graveyard from the view […]
§ 54-20-204. Responsibility for Removal of Graveyard
If any automobile graveyard is located within the limitations fixed in § 54-20-202 to any state highway, the automobile graveyard is not operated as a business by anyone, is not used for any purpose whatsoever, and no one claims ownership of the automobile graveyard, then the owner or owners of the land on which the […]