60-6-101. Highway encroachments — permit — immediate removal
60-6-101. Highway encroachments — permit — immediate removal. (1) If a commission-designated highway system or state highway is encroached on by an obstruction, device, or object placed within the right-of-way limits, including a fence, building, structure, sign, marker, mailbox, newspaper delivery box, or driveway approach, or is obstructed by physical occupancy of the right-of-way by a […]
60-6-102. Notice of encroachment
60-6-102. Notice of encroachment. (1) Notice to remove an unpermitted encroachment, specifying the width of the highway right-of-way and the place and extent of the encroachment, must be given to the person erecting or maintaining the encroachment. (2) Notice must be given in the following manner: (a) in writing by certified mail sent to the person’s business or […]
60-6-103. Encroachment not permanently affixed — time limit for removal — penalty
60-6-103. Encroachment not permanently affixed — time limit for removal — penalty. (1) If an unpermitted encroachment is not permanently affixed to the land and is not removed from the right-of-way by the person who erected or maintains the encroachment within 2 days after receipt of the notice provided for in 60-6-102, the department may begin […]
60-6-104. Unpermitted encroachment — department action
60-6-104. Unpermitted encroachment — department action. If an encroachment permit provided for in 60-6-101 has not been granted and the person erecting or maintaining the encroachment fails to remove it after receiving notice pursuant to 60-6-102, the department shall commence appropriate legal action to have the encroachment removed. If the department recovers a judgment, it shall […]
60-5-515. through 60-5-518 reserved
60-5-515 through 60-5-518 reserved.
60-5-519. Tourist-oriented directional signs within right-of-way of primary highway system
60-5-519. Tourist-oriented directional signs within right-of-way of primary highway system. (1) Tourist-oriented directional signs may be erected and maintained within the right-of-way of the primary highway system to provide information to the traveling public concerning motorist services accessible from the primary highway system by way of an intersecting highway. (2) Except as provided by rule, a tourist-oriented […]
60-5-520. Tourist-oriented directional signs — number of business signs — distances
60-5-520. Tourist-oriented directional signs — number of business signs — distances. (1) The number of tourist-oriented directional signs is limited to three signs on an approach to an intersection. (2) No more than four business signs may be installed on a tourist-oriented directional sign. (3) To qualify for business identification on a tourist-oriented sign, a business shall meet […]
60-5-521. Sign composition — design — conformity with standards and rules
60-5-521. Sign composition — design — conformity with standards and rules. (1) A tourist-oriented directional sign must be rectangular in shape and must have a white legend and border on a blue background. (2) A tourist-oriented directional sign may contain standard general service symbols to indicate a class of business, service, or activity. (3) Business signs for specific […]
60-5-509. Contract requirements
60-5-509. Contract requirements. All contracts made between the department and a franchisee must provide for: (1) a requirement that the franchisee obtain liability insurance in an amount sufficient to jointly insure the state and the franchisee against all liability for claims for damages occurring wholly or in part because of the franchisee; and (2) the standards for the […]
60-5-510. Costs
60-5-510. Costs. The department shall authorize reasonable fees to cover all costs incurred under the motorist information sign program. Fees must be paid under agreements negotiated between a franchisee and an advertiser unless otherwise provided in the contract between the department and the franchisee. History: En. Sec. 14, Ch. 537, L. 1989.