(a) To obtain an amended permit, the permit holder
must submit to the department an electronic application through the
department's website, www.txdot.gov. The application must provide
the information required under §21.154 of this subchapter (relating
to Permit Application) that is applicable to an amended permit and
indicates the change from the information in the sign permit. The
application must be accompanied by the permit fee prescribed by §21.171
of this subchapter (relating to Permit Application Fee).
(b) The department will approve or deny an amended
permit application not later than the 90th day after the date of the
receipt of the amended permit application. If the decision cannot
be made within the 90-day period the department will notify the applicant
of the delay, provide the reason for the delay and provide an estimate
of when the decision will be made.
(c) The department will not approve an amended permit
application to change the location of a permitted sign structure.
(d) If an amended permit application is denied, the
applicant may file a request for an appeal with the executive director
using the process provided by §21.167 of this subchapter (relating
to Appeal Process for Application Denials).
(e) An amended permit is valid for one year after the
date of the department's approval of the amended permit application.
The date of the department's approval of the amended permit application
is considered to be the amended permit's date of issuance.
(f) If any of the changes approved in the amended permit
application are not completed within one year after the date of the
department's approval, the license holder must reapply to make those
changes and must pay the prescribed fee. The provisions of this subchapter
relating to a permit apply to the amended permit.
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