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Highway Advertising Signs

	What is Highway Advertising (also referred to as Outdoor Advertising)?

	How do recent amendments to the Highway Advertising Act of 1972 (PA 106 of 1972) affect permit holders and others?

	What special sign programs are available to businesses that serve travelers and tourists?

	I have a sign, do I need a permit?

	What is an interim permit?

	Can I build a new sign with an interim permit?

	What do I need to do to cut or trim trees or shrubs in front of my sign?

	Can I submit an application online?

	What are the zoning requirements to erect a sign?

	What are the spacing requirements?

	What happens if I am not approved for a permit?

	What do I do with my permit after I am approved?

	How much does a permit cost?

	When does a permit expire?

	What is the process for renewing a permit?

	If I sell my sign, how can I transfer the permits?

	What happens if I need to remove my sign?

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