License and permit an off-premise billboard along a Florida controlled highway corridor
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Steps
Apply for the Outdoor Advertising License (FDOT Form 575-070-02) before seeking any sign permits; the license fee is $300 per year.
Confirm the proposed sign location falls within FDOT's controlled area, generally within 660 feet of the right-of-way of an interstate or federal-aid primary highway outside urban areas.
Submit the Application for Outdoor Advertising Permit (FDOT Form 575-070-04) to the State Outdoor Advertising Administrator with required attachments and fee, filing one application per sign facing.
Expect roughly 10 working days for initial processing once a complete application is filed.
Track the permit's expiration date; all FDOT outdoor advertising permits expire annually on January 15 regardless of issue date.
Known gotchas
FDOT permits all expire on a fixed January 15 date each year, not 12 months after issuance; a permit issued in November can be due for renewal within weeks.
A permit is required per sign facing, not per structure; a back-to-back billboard needs two permits, not one.
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