(a) A permit holder commits a curable violation if
the permit holder:
(1) abandons a sign, as determined under §21.181
of this subchapter (relating to Abandonment of Sign);
(2) erects an otherwise conforming sign structure that
is not on the parcel of land indicated on the permit;
(3) erects a sign structure at a location that does
not meet all spacing requirements of this subchapter or as described
in the permit application;
(4) makes customary repairs or substantial changes
to a conforming sign without obtaining a required amended permit under §21.174
of this subchapter (relating to Amended Permit);
(5) fails to establish legal access from private property
in accordance with §21.167 of this subchapter (relating to Erection
and Maintenance from Private Property);
(6) violates any of the provisions of §21.190
of this subchapter (relating to Lighting of and Movement on Commercial
Signs); or
(7) violates §21.189 of this subchapter (relating
to Commercial Sign Height Restrictions).
(b) The department will notify the permit holder in
writing of a violation of this section and will give the permit holder
60 days, beginning on the date of receipt of notice of the violation,
to correct the violation, provide proof of the correction, and if
required, obtain an amended permit from the department.
(c) Examples of proof of correction of a violation
include:
(1) acceptable photographs; and
(2) current survey documentation.
(d) If a permit holder who violates this section fails
to correct the violation in accordance with this section, the department
will cancel the permit in accordance with §21.176 of this subchapter
(relating to Cancellation of Permit).
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