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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-1 - Certification of Commercial Airports, Heliports, Seaplane Landing Sites, Landing Fields, and Landing Areas › Section 5501:1-1-04 - Applications for construction or establishment

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Any political subdivision, corporation, association or person desiring
	 or planning to construct or establish an airport, heliport, seaplane landing
	 site, landing field or landing area on their
	 property for commercial purposes shall submit an application to the
	 office of aviation  prior to the construction or establishment of the proposed
	 airport, heliport, seaplane landing site, landing field or landing area.
All applications shall include a simplified master plan including a
	 complete written description of the project and a proposed site drawing with a
	 minimum scale of "1" = 200'" with certified coordinates showing the location in
	 respect to the surrounding topography. The standards prescribed by the federal
	 aviation administration for design will be applied in considering all
	 applications.
An application for a commercial operating certificate may be presented
	 Monday through Friday, eight a.m. to four p.m., excepting legal holidays, by
	 regular mail, electronically, or in person to:
"The Ohio Department of Transportation
Office of Aviation
2829 W. Dublin-Granville Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43235"
https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/programs/aviation
Upon completion of a review of the application, the administrator
	 
								will notify the applicant of the approval or denial of
	 the application in writing.
If a certificate  is denied, the order shall be sent by certified mail,
	 return receipt requested and  inform
	 the applicant of their right to request a hearing. Any request for a hearing
	 must be filed with the administrator within thirty days of the receipt of the
	 written notice. If a hearing is requested, it shall be conducted in accordance
	 with sections 119.01 to
	 119.13 of the Revised
	 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-2 - Commercial Airports › Section 5501:1-2-01 - Requirements of certification

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Each aircraft operations area (AOA) must
  be maintained for safe operation of aircraft under normal weather
  conditions.
(B) All airports must
  be equipped with an operating wind indicator.
(C) Each landing area must be in such
  condition that two aircraft at rest on the same runway shall be visible to each
  other except 
								at airports where traffic control exists and is
  exercised.
(D) Turf runways shall
  be marked with runway boundary and threshold markers visible from one thousand
  feet above ground level. Hard surface runways shall be marked with runway
  numbers visible from one thousand feet above ground level.
(E) Each landing area shall not be less than
  eighteen hundred feet usable length by sixty feet width turf or hard surface
  unless the office of aviation finds that the airport,
   landing
  field, or landing area was constructed prior to
  January 1, 1998. Airports,  landing fields, or
  landing areas constructed prior to January 1, 1998, must maintain their existing usable length and width
  but are otherwise exempt from the useable length and width requirements until a
  significant change to the existing configuration of the runway is completed. A
  significant change is determined by the office of aviation but includes any change to the runway length or
  width, runway orientation, addition or removal of displaced threshold, runway
  surface treatment change (
								e.g. turf to hard surface) or addition of a
  taxiway.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-3 - Seaplane Landing Sites › Section 5501:1-3-01 - Prior approval by the office of aviation required

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No pilot shall operate an aircraft nor shall
	 any owner allow any aircraft to operate from any public land or water owned or
	 controlled by the state of Ohio, or by any political subdivision thereof,
	 except under such rules governing the operation of aircraft thereon, unless the
	 office of aviation has inspected, approved and issued a certificate for the
	 landing area.
Replaces: 5501:1-5-01
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-4 - Commercial Helicopter Landing Sites › Section 5501:1-4-01 - Requirements of commercial certification

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Any seaplane landing site at which commercial
	 operations are conducted, as defined in rule
	 5501:1-1-01 of the
	 Administrative Code, shall conform to all FAA requirements found in the current
	 edition of "Advisory Circular (AC) No. 150/5395-1." The office of aviation can
	 waive the requirement of any buoys.
Replaces: 5501:1-3-01
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-5 - Aircraft Operation on Public Land or Water › Section 5501:1-5-01 - Requirements of certification

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Any heliport at
  which commercial operations are conducted, as defined in rule
  5501:1-1-01 of the
  Administrative Code, shall conform to all FAA requirements found in the current
  edition of "Advisory Circular (AC) No. 150/5390-2."
(B)
								All helicopter
  landing sites must be equipped with an operating wind
  indicator.
(C)
								Helicopter landing site touchdown points shall be
  marked with an "H" or other FAA approved touchdown point
  markings.
Replaces: 5501:1-4-01
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-6 - [Reserved] › Section 5501:1-6-01 - Medical use heliports

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
All operators who utilize medical use heliports
	 as defined in rule
	 5501:1-1-01 of the
	 Administrative Code shall submit their instrument approach and departure
	 procedures to the office of aviation within thirty days of being established,
	 renewed or changed. For existing procedures, all operators shall submit their
	 procedures to the office of aviation within sixty days of the effective date of
	 this rule. These procedures shall be used when identifying the navigable
	 airspace around medical use heliports as it relaates to the Ohio airport and
	 airspace protection act of this chapter.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-7 - Penalties › Section 5501:1-7-01 - Penalties for violation of aviation rules

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No person shall violate any rules regarding the
	 establishment, certification, approval or operation of any airport, heliport,
	 seaplane landing site, landing field or landing area. Any such violation shall
	 be grounds for suspension, cancellation, or revocation of any certificate of
	 approval issued by the office of aviation pursuant to the provisions of section
	 4561.11 of the Revised Code, in
	 addition to other penalties provided by law.
Replaces: 5501:1-9-01
Effective: 4/23/2018
Five Year
	 Review (FYR) Dates: 04/23/2023
Promulgated Under:
	 119.03
Statutory
	 Authority: 4561.05
Rule
	 Amplifies: 4561.99
Prior
	 Effective Dates: 04/10/1967,
	 05/25/2000
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-8 - Public Hearing › Section 5501:1-8-02 - Jurisdiction of the office

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								The director
  delegates the authority to implement the rules contained in this chapter of the
  Administrative Code to the administrator.
(B)
								The administrator
  shall have the authority and power, to:
(1)
									Reject, approve
  or disapprove applications for permits for a structure or object of natural
  growth located off-airport property, as set forth in this
  chapter.
(2)
									Order an aeronautical study of applications for
  permits.
(3)
									Direct the preparation of all documents, papers, and
  evidence necessary to enforce the statutes and rules of the office pursuant to
  section 4561.32 of the Revised
  Code.
Replaces: 5501:1-10-03
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-8 - Public Hearing › Section 5501:1-8-03 - Permit application process

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								An applicant for
  a permit required by Chapter 4561. of the Revised Code shall file a completed
  "FAA Form 7460-1, Notice of Proposed Construction or Alteration, to the
  FAA."
(B)
								Pursuant to division (B) of section
  4561.33 of the Revised Code,
  such submission shall not be less than thirty days nor more than two years
  prior to the planned date of commencement of installation or substantial
  change.
This submission period may be waived at the
	 discretion of the administrator for unforseen emergencies.
(C)
								The
  FAA, upon conclusion of their review and determination, will forward the form
  and determination to the office for review.
(D)
								Upon receipt of a
  submitted and reviewed application from the FAA, the office shall review the
  application(s) to determine whether all required information has been
  submitted.
(E)
								If the application is incomplete or additional
  information is necessary, the administrator shall notify the applicant and give
  a reasonable amount of time to complete the application or submit requested
  materials.
Replaces: 5501:1-10-06, 5501:1-10-07
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-8 - Public Hearing › Section 5501:1-8-04 - Aeronautical study

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								When the
  application process is complete, the office shall conduct an independent
  aeronautical study for the purposes of determining if a permit will be granted
  or denied.
(B)
								The office shall make available a copy of the
  application and the conclusions of the aeronautical study to any interested
  parties, including, but not limited to, airport boards, municipal and county
  governments' officials, airport owners and operators.
(C)
								The office may
  withhold their final determinations until the FAA has completed its
  study.
Replaces: 5501:1-10-08
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-8 - Public Hearing › Section 5501:1-8-07 - Approval and denial of applications, modifications, and renewals

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The office shall grant or deny a permit
	 pursuant to section 4561.34 of the Revised Code. The
	 terms and conditions will be specified pursuant to section
	 4561.35 of the Revised
	 Code.
(A)
								An FAA objection, determination of a presumed hazard,
  or determination of hazard can be used as sufficient evidence for denial of a
  permit.
(B)
								The office shall issue a written notification to all
  impacted airports that have a commercial operating certificate or certificate
  issued by the FAA under 14 C.F.R. Part 139, as amended, and shall consider any
  written opinion submitted by an impacted airport. The office reserves the right
  to reject any recommendations of the FAA, impacted airport or other government
  body after final consideration of the application. However, the office shall
  state the reasons, in writing, for the determination in each
  case.
(C)
								If a permit is denied, the notice shall be sent by
  certified mail, return receipt requested and shall inform the applicant of
  their right to request a hearing pursuant to Chapter 119. of the Revised Code.
  Any request for a hearing must be filed with the administrator within thirty
  days of the receipt of the written notice. The office shall copy all impacted
  airports that have a commercial operating certificate or certificate issued by
  the FAA under 14 C.F.R. Part 139, as amended, on all permit
  denials.
(D)
								If a permit or permit with waiver is approved, it shall
  expire on the same date that the FAA's determination of no hazard expires. If
  the FAA grants an extension, the office shall also grant an extension for the
  same period of time.
(E)
								Upon the written request of the applicant, and if there
  are no changes to the approved permit or permit with waiver, the permit may be
  renewed in writing for an additional period of time at the discretion of the
  administrator.
(F)
								If there are changes or any amendments to the approved
  permit, a new application shall be submitted.
Replaces: 5501:1-10-09
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-8 - Public Hearing › Section 5501:1-8-08 - Abandonment of a permitted structure

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
In the event that a permitted structure is
	 abandoned, the permit holder shall continue to maintain obstruction marking and
	 lighting unless the structure is otherwise physically removed.
If the office receives notice that a permitted
	 structure is abandoned, the office shall notify all impacted airports that have
	 a commercial operating certificate or certificate issued by the FAA under 14
	 C.F.R. Part 139, as amended.
Replaces: 5501:1-10-11
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-10 - Ohio Airport Protection Act › Section 5501:1-10-05 - Standards for determining obstructions and navigable airspace

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The Ohio department of transportation office of aviation adopts the
	 obstruction standards set forth in
	 14 CFR
	 77.21 to
	 14
	 CFR 77.29, as amended.
At its sole discretion, the office of aviation may grant a permit which
	 includes a waiver from full compliance with the obstruction standards. Any
	 decision to grant a waiver shall be based on sound aeronautical principles as
	 set forth in the following technical manuals, as amended: "Federal Aviation
	 Regulations part 77, Objects Affecting Navigable Airspace, Title 14, CFR,
	 TERPS, advisory circular 150/5300-13, Airport Design Guide, FAA Heliport and
	 Vertiport Design Guides, and FAA 7400.2 c, Procedures for Handling Airspace
	 Matters," as amended.
A permit issued with a waiver of the obstruction standards shall
	 include the reasons for the waiver, conditions imposed by the office of
	 aviation associated with the waiver, and any additional restrictions or
	 conditions deemed appropriate by the office of aviation. The decision to grant
	 a waiver and the terms and conditions imposed thereunder shall be final.
	 Failure to meet the conditions and restrictions of any waiver shall render the
	 permit void and subject to enforcement action.
The office of aviation will also consider airport zoning in accordance
	 with section 4563.10 of the Revised Code.
R.C.
	 119.032 review dates:
	 03/19/2010 and
	 03/19/2015
Promulgated
	 Under: 119.03
Statutory
	 Authority: 4561.05
Rule
	 Amplifies: 4561.32
Prior
	 Effective Dates: 6/18/92, 7/10/99
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:1 - Division of Aviation › Chapter 5501:1-10 - Ohio Airport Protection Act › Section 5501:1-10-13 - Enforcement procedures; violations

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The director of the department of
  transportation delegates responsibility to the administrator of the office of
  aviation to determine whether violations of the applicable statutes, rules,
  orders and permits have occurred or are threatened. The office shall
  investigate violations or threat of violation of the statutes, rules, orders
  and permits.
(B) If the
  administrator has reason to believe that any person is commencing to install a
  structure or object of natural growth for which a permit appears to be required
  but for which no application has been filed, the administrator may:
(1) Notify such person to appear at a hearing
  and show cause why a permit is not needed or why an order should not be issued
  by the administrator to cease and desist from such violation, or;
(2) When immediate action is needed,
  institute an action in a court of competent jurisdiction to prevent, restrain,
  correct, or abate any violation or threatened violation of sections
  4561.30 to
  4561.39 of the Revised Code or
  any rule adopted or order issued thereunder.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-1 - Movement of Overweight and Overdimension Vehicles › Section 5501:2-1-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
As used in the movement of overweight and over dimension
				vehicle rules:
(A) "Applicant" means
			 any person that applies for a permit to move an overweight and/or over
			 dimension vehicle on the state highway system and includes any agent or permit
			 agency that is authorized to act on behalf of such person.
(B) "Bill of lading" means a receipt or
			 ticket for property tendered for transportation by a motor common carrier in
			 interstate, intrastate or foreign commerce containing the following
			 information:
(1) Names of consignor and
			 consignee.
(2) Origin and
			 destination points.
(3) Number of
			 packages.
(4) Description of
			 freight.
(5) Date.
(6) Weight, volume, or measurement of freight
			 (if applicable to the rating of the freight).
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-1 - Movement of Overweight and Overdimension Vehicles › Section 5501:2-1-03 - Limitations on permits

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Duration of
			 permits shall be as follows:
(1)
									Construction equipment permit- up to three hundred
			 sixty-five calendar days;
(2)
									Farm equipment permit- up to three hundred sixty-five
			 calendar days;
(3)
									Manufactured building permit- up to three hundred
			 sixty-five calendar days;
(4)
									Marina permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar
			 days;
(5)
									Boat permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar
			 days;
(6)
									Steel or aluminum coil single trip permit- up to five
			 calendar days;
(7)
									Steel or aluminum coil continuing permit- up to ninety
			 calendar days;
(8)
									Michigan legal weight permit up- to ninety calendar
			 days;
(9)
									International sealed container permit- either up to
			 forty-five calendar days or up to ninety calendar days;
(10)
									Continuing
			 permit- up to ninety calendar days;
(11)
									Continuing and
			 return permit- up to ninety calendar days;
(12)
									Continuing
			 annual permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar days;
(13)
									Single trip
			 permit- up to five calendar days;
(14)
									Single trip and
			 return permit- up to five calendar days;
(15)
									Emergency single
			 trip permit- up to one calendar day;
(16)
									Emergency single
			 trip and return permit- up to three calendar days;
(17)
									Regional heavy
			 hauling permit- either up to five calendar days or up to ninety calendar
			 days.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-1 - Movement of Overweight and Overdimension Vehicles › Section 5501:2-1-04 - Conditions on permitted movements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								The driver of an
			 overweight and/or over dimension vehicle shall possess at all times during the
			 permitted move and show to any law enforcement officer or load limit inspector
			 of the Ohio state highway patrol or any employee of the Ohio department of
			 transportation:
(1)
									The valid permit or a facsimile or electronic copy
			 thereof issued under Chapter 5501:2-1 of the Administrative Code.
(a)
										If carrying a
			 facsimile or electronic copy, it shall be the responsibility of the driver to
			 obtain verification of the original issuance of a validated permit to which the
			 facsimile refers if such verification is requested by any law enforcement
			 officer or load limit inspector of the Ohio state highway patrol or any
			 employee of the Ohio department of transportation. The permit, any facsimile or
			 retransmission, shall be clearly legible, free of any markings, writing,
			 symbol, logo, letterhead, characters, or inscriptions that are not part of the
			 permit as transmitted by the department. An additional tele-facsimile header is
			 allowed. Verification shall be by the production of the valid permit itself or
			 the written or oral confirmation of the special hauling permits section that
			 the referenced permit is valid.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-1 - Movement of Overweight and Overdimension Vehicles › Section 5501:2-1-05 - Schedule of fees and payment procedure

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								All permit
			 application processing fees consist of the basic processing charge of twenty
			 dollars plus each unit of surcharge that is applicable to that movement.
(1)
									For one-way
			 movements, the units of surcharge are as follows:
(a)
										Overweight up to
			 one hundred twenty thousand pounds gross vehicle weight:
(i)
											Outbound trip:
			 one hundred twenty-five dollars
(ii)
											Return trip:
			 sixty-five dollars
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-1 - Movement of Overweight and Overdimension Vehicles › Section 5501:2-1-06 - Sealed containerized loads and approved Ohio intermodal facility

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								The bill of lading for all sealed containerized loads
			 shall be in the form of a hard copy, be the original or a copy and include the
			 following readily identifiable information:
(1)
									Consignor;
(2)
									Point of
			 origin;
(3)
									Consignee;
(4)
									Point of
			 destination; and the number of the packer's cargo seal;
(5)
									A signature
			 authenticating the document, or a certification signed and dated or by an
			 authorized agent of the permit holder stating that the attached document is
			 authentic.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-1 - Movement of Overweight and Overdimension Vehicles › Section 5501:2-1-07 - Right of appeal

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								For thirty days
			 following notification of the denial of an application for a permit, or for the
			 denial of a request for or suspension or revocation of the designation of
			 "Approved Ohio Intermodal Facility," the person so notified has the right to
			 request a formal hearing before the director, or a representative designated by
			 the director, for the purpose of showing cause as to why the permit should be
			 issued or why the designation should be approved or not be suspended or
			 revoked. If a formal hearing is requested, the director will set the date, time
			 and place for such hearing and so notify the person requesting the hearing. The
			 date set for the hearing shall be within fifteen days, but not earlier than
			 seven days, after the person has requested the hearing unless otherwise agreed.
			 A record of the testimony and other evidence presented at such hearing will not
			 be made unless the person requesting the hearing also requests in writing that
			 such record be prepared to serve as a basis for appeal from the final order of
			 the director. If a hearing is not requested within thirty days of the
			 notification, or if such hearing is held, the decision of the director becomes
			 a final order.
(B)
								Any party adversely affected by the final order of the
			 director under this chapter may appeal from that order in the manner and with
			 the rights prescribed under Chapter 119. of the Revised Code.
Replaces: 5501:2-1-11
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
For the purpose of this rule, the following terms shall have
				the meanings given them in section
				5516.01 of the Revised Code:
				"advertising device," "visible," "interstate system," "erect," "maintain,"
				"national policy," "primary system," "zoned commercial or industrial areas,"
				"unzoned commercial or industrial area," "commercial or industrial activities,"
				 "nonconforming advertising device," "scenic byway,"
				"director,"  "commercial or industrial
				zone,"
				and "compensation."
(A) "Abandoned or discontinued advertising
			 device" means any permitted advertising device which has ceased to display
			 advertising copy or needs substantial repairs of more than seventy per cent of
			 its replacement value for more than one year. An advertising device shall be
			 considered to be abandoned or discontinued if neither the sign owner nor the
			 landowner claim any responsibility for the advertising device.
(B) "Advertising copy" means any combination
			 of words, symbols, pictures, display or trade name intended to invite or draw
			 the attention of the public to any goods, merchandise, property, business,
			 services, entertainment, amusement or other commercial activity.
(C) "Advertising device" shall have the same
			 meaning given in section
			 5516.01 of the Revised Code. All
			 advertising devices shall be affixed to a structure. Such structures and
			 devices may include, but are not limited to, one of the following forms:
(1) "Single face" means one sign face, facing
			 one direction of travel at a single location.
(2) "Back to back" means two sign faces,
			 attached on each side of the structure and facing opposite directions of travel
			 at a single location.
(3) "V-type"
			 means sign faces, facing opposite directions of travel at a single location
			 oriented at an angle to each other, the nearest points of which are not more
			 than fifteen feet apart.
(4)
			 "Tri-face" means three sign faces at one location with no more than two sign
			 faces facing one direction of travel, and one sign face facing the opposite
			 direction of travel.
(5) "Double
			 face, one way" means two sign faces stacked on the same supporting structure,
			 facing one direction of travel, or two sign faces on two structures immediately
			 adjacent to one another facing one direction of travel at a single
			 location.
(6) "Double face, back to
			 back" means four sign faces at one location with no more than two faces either
			 stacked on the same supporting structure or on two structures, facing opposite
			 directions of travel.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-02 - General provisions for the erection and control of advertising devices

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Restrictions on outdoor advertising
			 adjacent to the interstate, federal aid primary, and national highway systems:
			 all advertising devices erected or maintained within six hundred sixty feet of
			 the nearest edge of the right-of-way and visible from the main traveled way
			 shall conform to the following requirements:
(1) Zoning criteria: outdoor advertising must
			 be located in areas zoned for commercial or industrial use or in areas which
			 qualify for unzoned commercial or industrial use. Zoning action taken which is
			 not part of a bona fide comprehensive zoning plan and is created primarily to
			 permit outdoor advertising device structures shall not be recognized as zoning
			 for the purpose of Chapter 5516. of the Revised Code or division 5501:2 of the
			 Administrative Code. A zone in which limited commercial or industrial
			 activities are permitted as an incident to other primary land uses is not
			 considered to be a commercial or industrial zone for outdoor advertising
			 control purposes. Strip and spot zoning are not permitted for advertising
			 device control purposes. The definition of an unzoned commercial or industrial
			 area as used in division (I) of section
			 5516.01 of the Revised Code
			 shall apply within a political subdivision or area if:
(a) A unit of government is not authorized to
			 zone; or
(b) A unit of government
			 has not zoned in accordance with statutory authority.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-03 - General provisions for the erection and control of outdoor signs

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								The area of a sign face shall meet
			 the following requirements:
(1)
									The maximum area of a sign face shall be twelve hundred
			 square feet, excluding decorative bases and support.
:
(2)
The area of a sign face shall be measured by the smallest
				square, rectangle, triangle, circle or combination thereof which will encompass
				the entire sign face, including border, trim, cutout and
				extension.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-03 - General provisions for the erection and control of outdoor signs

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								
								The area of a sign face shall meet the following
			 requirements:
(1)
									
									The maximum area of a sign face shall be twelve hundred
			 square feet, excluding decorative bases and support.
:
(2)
The area of a sign face shall be measured by the smallest
				square, rectangle, triangle, circle or combination thereof which will encompass
				the entire sign face, including border, trim, cutout and
				extension.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-04 - Directional and official signs

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Directional and official 
								signs are not required to have a
				permit under section 5516.10 of the Revised Code or
				rule 5501:2-2-05 of the
				Administrative Code.
(A) All
			 directional signs shall conform to the following requirements:
(1) Must contain only the identification of
			 the activity and directional information.
(2) Cannot exceed thirty-two square feet in
			 area.
(3) Must comply with spacing
			 and lighting requirements contained in rule
			 5501:2-2-02 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(4) Must not
			 use logos.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-05 - Permits

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Applications
(1) An application for a permit shall be
			 obtained from and returned to the ODOT advertising device control
			 section.
(2) An application for a
			 permit shall be completed in its entirety. If an application is not completed,
			 including all required signatures, the application and fees will be returned.
			 All applications will be date and time-stamped and will be processed on a first
			 come-first serve basis. If an application has to be returned for any reason, it
			 will not retain its preference over any other application that may be submitted
			 for the same location.
(3) Each
			 sign face requires a separate permit. Applicants shall complete one application
			 for each sign face requested, however, an applicant shall only complete one
			 application when requesting a permit for a multiple message or variable message
			 sign face.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-05 - Permits

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Applications
(1) An application for a permit shall be
			 obtained from and returned to the ODOT advertising device control section.
(2) An application for a permit
			 shall be completed in its entirety. If an application is not completed,
			 including all required signatures, the application and fees will be returned.
			 All applications will be date and time-stamped and will be processed on a first
			 come-first serve basis. If an application has to be returned for any reason, it
			 will not retain its preference over any other application that may be submitted
			 for the same location.
(3) Each
			 sign face requires a separate permit. Applicants shall complete one application
			 for each sign face requested, however, an applicant shall only complete one
			 application when requesting a permit for a multiple message or variable message
			 sign face.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-06 - Nonconforming advertising devices

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A sign owner of a nonconforming
			 advertising device must apply for and receive a permit for each nonconforming
			 sign face pursuant to section
			 5516.10 of the Revised Code and
			 rule 5501:2-2-05 of the
			 Administrative Code. A nonconforming advertising device may be sold, leased, or
			 otherwise transferred without affecting its status, but its location may not be
			 changed. Any transfer of a permit for a sign face on a nonconforming
			 advertising device shall follow the procedures for transfer of a permit under
			 rule 5501:2-2-05 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(B) A
			 nonconforming advertising device, including its structure, may receive normal
			 maintenance and repair. The following is considered normal maintenance and
			 repair:
(1) The in kind replacement of a wood
			 or metal component with a like component.
(2) The painting of supports and
			 frames.
(3) The replacement of torn
			 or destroyed sign face panels with in kind replacements.
(4) The changing of advertising
			 copy.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-07 - Illegal advertising device and sign face removal procedures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
When the advertising device control section determines that an
				advertising device or other sign
				 is in violation of any section of
				Chapter 5516. of the Revised Code or any rule contained in Chapter 5501:2-2 of
				the Administrative Code, or the advertising device is being maintained without a
				validly issued permit, it shall send a letter of warning to the
				advertising device or sign owner, if known, that
				such advertising device or sign
				 is illegal. If the
				advertising device or sign owner is not known or
				can not be located, such letter shall be sent to the owner or lessee of the
				land and shall be posted on the sign or
				advertising device or its structure for thirty days. The letter shall indicate
				that the advertising device or sign  is
				illegal pursuant to the specific statute or rule which it violates, and shall
				request that the advertising device or sign owner
				or land owner or lessee voluntarily remove the advertising device or sign  or take specific remedial action as outlined
				in the letter within a specified period of time, if remedial action is
				appropriate. Only one equal extension of time to take remedial action will be
				granted. If voluntary removal or remedial action is not taken within the
				specified time or its extension, the matter will be submitted to the director
				for the issuance of a removal order pursuant to section
				5516.04 of the Revised
				Code.
Effective: 4/30/2023
Five Year Review
				(FYR) Dates: 12/27/2023
Promulgated Under:
				119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 5516.03
Rule
				Amplifies: 5516.01,
				5516.02.
				5516.03,
				5516.04,
				5516.05,
				5516.06,
				5516.07,
				5516.08,
				5516.09,
				5516.10,
				5516.11,
				5516.12,
				5516.13,
				5516.14,
				5516.061,
				5516.062
Prior
				Effective Dates: 03/02/1998, 11/14/2003,
				12/27/2018
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-07 - Illegal advertising device and sign face removal procedures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
When the advertising device control section determines that an
				advertising device or other sign
				 is in violation of any section of
				Chapter 5516. of the Revised Code or any rule contained in Chapter 5501:2-2 of
				the Administrative Code, or 
								the advertising device is being maintained
				without a validly issued permit, it shall send a letter of warning to the
				advertising device or sign owner, if known, that
				such advertising device or sign
				 is illegal. If the
				advertising device or sign owner is not known or
				can not be located, such letter shall be sent to the owner or lessee of the
				land and shall be posted on the sign or
				advertising device or its structure for thirty days. The letter shall indicate
				that the advertising device or sign  is
				illegal pursuant to the specific statute or rule which it violates, and shall
				request that the advertising device or sign owner
				or land owner or lessee voluntarily remove the advertising device or sign  or take specific remedial action as outlined
				in the letter within a specified period of time, if remedial action is
				appropriate. Only one equal extension of time to take remedial action will be
				granted. If voluntary removal or remedial action is not taken within the
				specified time or its extension, the matter will be submitted to the director
				for the issuance of a removal order pursuant to section
				5516.04 of the Revised
				Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-08 - Penalties

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In addition to any removal procedures
			 ordered by the director pursuant to section
			 5516.04 of the Revised Code and
			 at the discretion of the director or a court of competent jurisdiction, a
			 maximum fine in the amount of five thousand dollars may be assessed against
			 an advertising
			 device or sign owner or landowner for failure to remove an illegal
			 advertising device or sign  within the
			 period of time indicated in the removal order issued pursuant to section
			 5516.04 of the Revised Code or
			 ordered removed by a court pursuant to an action for abatement. Payment of the
			 fine shall be remitted by certified check, made payable to "Treasurer, State of
			 Ohio," and received by the ODOT advertising device control section.
(B) If the illegal advertising device or sign
			  is not removed within the period of
			 time specified in the removal order issued pursuant to section
			 5516.04 of the Revised Code or
			 as ordered removed by a court pursuant to an action for abatement, the fine
			 will accrue in one hundred dollar increments for each day exceeding the removal
			 date until the maximum of five thousand dollars is reached.
(C) If the illegal advertising device or sign
			  is removed by the sign owner or
			 landowner within the requisite time period as stated in the removal order or as
			 ordered removed by a court pursuant to an action for abatement, and the sign
			 owner or landowner subsequently re-erects the device or sign
			  without first applying for and
			 receiving a permit, the maximum penalty will be assessed immediately and full
			 payment demanded by the advertising device control section.
Effective: 4/30/2023
Five Year Review
				(FYR) Dates: 12/27/2023
Promulgated Under:
				119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 5516.03
Rule
				Amplifies: 5516.01,
				5516.02,
				5516.03,
				5516.04,
				5516.05,
				5516.06,
				5516.07,
				5516.08,
				5516.09,
				5516.10,
				5516.11,
				5516.12,
				5516.13,
				5516.14,
				5516.061,
				5516.062
Prior
				Effective Dates: 03/02/1998, 11/14/2003,
				12/27/2018
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-08 - Penalties

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In addition to any removal procedures
			 ordered by the director pursuant to section
			 5516.04 of the Revised Code and
			 at the discretion of the director or a court of competent jurisdiction, a
			 maximum fine in the amount of five thousand dollars may be assessed against
			 
								an advertising
			 device or sign owner or landowner for failure to remove an illegal
			 advertising device or sign  within the
			 period of time indicated in the removal order issued pursuant to section
			 5516.04 of the Revised Code or
			 ordered removed by a court pursuant to an action for abatement. Payment of the
			 fine shall be remitted by certified check, made payable to "Treasurer, State of
			 Ohio," and received by the ODOT advertising device control section.
(B) If the illegal advertising device or sign
			  is not removed within the period of
			 time specified in the removal order issued pursuant to section
			 5516.04 of the Revised Code or
			 as ordered removed by a court pursuant to an action for abatement, the fine
			 will accrue in one hundred dollar increments for each day exceeding the removal
			 date until the maximum of five thousand dollars is reached.
(C) If the illegal advertising device or sign
			  is removed by the sign owner or
			 landowner within the requisite time period as stated in the removal order or as
			 ordered removed by a court pursuant to an action for abatement, and the sign
			 owner or landowner subsequently re-erects the device or sign
			  without first applying for and
			 receiving a permit, the maximum penalty will be assessed immediately and full
			 payment demanded by the advertising device control section.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-09 - Advertising devices located on scenic byways

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Once an application for the designation
			 of a scenic byway has been submitted and received by the Ohio department of
			 transportation, all applications for the erection of an advertising device and
			 sign face to be erected on a proposed scenic byway subsequently received by the
			 advertising device control section will be held in abeyance, and no decision
			 will be made thereon, until the director has determined pursuant to section
			 5516.05 of the Revised Code
			 whether to so designate that 
								road or highway
			  as a scenic byway.
(B) Advertising devices visible from a scenic
			 byway erected without a valid permit will be subject to removal pursuant to
			 section 5516.04 of the Revised
			 Code.
Effective: 4/30/2023
Five Year Review
				(FYR) Dates: 12/27/2023
Promulgated Under:
				119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 5516.03
Rule
				Amplifies: 5516.01,
				5516.02,
				5516.03,
				5516.04,
				5516.05,
				5516.06,
				5516.07,
				5516.08,
				5516.09,
				5516.10,
				5516.11,
				5516.12,
				5516.13,
				5516.14,
				5516.061,
				5516.062
Prior
				Effective Dates: 08/23/1999, 11/14/2003,
				12/27/2018
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-2 - Erection and Control of Outdoor Advertising › Section 5501:2-2-09 - Advertising devices located on scenic byways

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Once an application for the designation
			 of a scenic byway has been submitted and received by the Ohio department of
			 transportation, all applications for the erection of an advertising device and
			 sign face to be erected on a proposed scenic byway subsequently received by the
			 advertising device control section will be held in abeyance, and no decision
			 will be made thereon, until the director has determined pursuant to section
			 5516.05 of the Revised Code
			 whether to so designate that 
								road or highway
			  as a scenic byway.
(B) Advertising devices
			 
								visible from a  scenic byway erected without a valid permit will be subject to
			 removal pursuant to section
			 5516.04 of the Revised
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-3 - Bidding and Contracting › Section 5501:2-3-02 - Application for qualification

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The application for qualification shall
			 be made on a form entitled "qualification application" hereinafter referred to
			 as the application. The applicant shall file all supporting data required by
			 the application.
(B) All
			 contractors who request to become qualified with the department to perform
			 contract work, both prime and subcontract, in the amount not to exceed an
			 aggregate of 
								five million dollars yearly shall have a review
			 performed on the contractor's financial statements and complete the application
			 as required. Such review shall be performed by an independent certified public
			 accountant. The five million dollars or less amount includes all
			 uncompleted work for both department and non-department work inclusive of the
			 bid amount. The following is required in order to have the application
			 processed:
(1) The financial statement
			 included in the application shall be furnished by the applicant and reviewed by
			 an independent certified public accountant. The term "independent" as applied
			 to a certified public accountant shall have the meaning generally understood
			 and accepted in standard accounting practice. The independent certified public
			 accountant must perform the review of the financial statements in accordance
			 with statements on standards for accounting and review services issued by the
			 american institute of certified public accountants and issue a review report
			 thereon.
(2) The issuance of the
			 review report shall constitute certification that a review in accordance with
			 such standards has been performed and reported.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 5501:2 - Division of Highways › Chapter 5501:2-3 - Bidding and Contracting › Section 5501:2-3-03 - Responsibility and competency

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The director shall determine an applicant's responsibility and
				competency by first computing the applicant's net assets in accordance with
				rule
				5501:2-3-01 of the
				Administrative Code. Next, the director shall grant the applicant types of work
				for which the applicant is responsible and competent in accordance with rule
				5501:2-3-04 of the
				Administrative Code. Finally, the net assets will be multiplied by a factor
				between one and ten with ten being the maximum rating, with the resultant total
				representing the dollar bidding capacity or bidder's qualification amount. The
				multiplying factor the applicant receives will be determined by averaging the
				total scores received in the previous calendar year from its evaluations. If
				the applicant has not completed work for the department, the applicant will
				receive the maximum rating of eight
								. If the applicant has performed work
				for the department, but not in the previous calendar year, the applicant will
				receive its most recent rating. Each contractor will receive an evaluation for
				each project for which it has performed work. In the event it is a multiple
				year project, an evaluation will be completed yearly.