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Permits for large billboard installations

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brightcanyon9 brightcanyon9 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
Hey there,

I currently run a business focused on standard billboards, but I’m thinking about scaling up and moving into those massive megaboards—we're talking up to 500 square feet or so. I was wondering if anyone here knows roughly what the permit fees look like for something that size, and more importantly, how much of a headache the waiting period usually is?
The plan is to set these up on some private farmland right alongside a state highway.
Besides the main building permit, is there any other red tape or specific zoning approvals I should be looking out for?

Thanks!
placidviper12 placidviper12 Member
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joined Jun 2009
#2 ·
According to the building codes for simple structures and minor works, you’re required to provide confirmation of the master project. However, if you’ve already secured a Department of Buildings approval for a standardized design, you can skip the permit process entirely.
brightcanyon9 brightcanyon9 NewcomerOP
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placidviper12 said:According to the building codes for simple structures and minor works, you’re required to provide confirmation of the master project. However, if you’ve already secured a Department of Buildings approval for a standardized design, you can skip the permit process entirely.

Thanks so much for that, but would you mind walking me through the details a bit more so I can really wrap my head around how that works?
Bradley Bishop24 Bradley Bishop24 Member
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joined Sep 2011
#4 ·
brightcanyon9 said:Thanks so much for that, but would you mind walking me through the details a bit more so I can really wrap my head around how that works?

It’s basically a standard design blueprint—like an official certification ensuring that this type of facility is always built to the exact same specifications.

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