Convert an existing static Oregon billboard to a digital display under ODOT's digital billboard procedures (OAR 734-060-0007)
domain: oregon.public.law · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the applicant's current share of active statewide relocation credits, since credit-retirement obligations scale with how much of the credit pool the applicant already holds
Identify which retirement package applies under the rule (documented options include removing two bulletins and retiring three credits, one bulletin plus two posters and three credits, or two posters and three credits)
Submit the conversion/relocation application to ODOT identifying the specific existing permitted signs being removed or retired as credits
Await ODOT approval of the credit retirement and new digital permit before installing or activating the digital face
Confirm local land-use approval where a municipal digital-sign ordinance also applies, since state permit approval does not override local zoning
Known gotchas
The credit-retirement math depends on whether the applicant holds more or less than 10% of statewide relocation credits — using the wrong threshold changes how many signs must be removed
A digital conversion is treated as a new placement requiring new approvals, not a simple like-for-like face swap
State (ODOT) approval and local government land-use approval are separate gates and are both typically required
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