§ 33.1-365. Temporary permit
In any case if an applicant for a permit shall certify in his application that he is unable to state the actual or proposed location of the advertisement or advertising structure or to file the written consent of the landowner or other person having the legal right to the real estate upon which the advertisement or advertising structure is to be erected, used, maintained, posted or displayed, the Commissioner shall issue to such applicant a temporary permit, together with the proper identification number to be attached to such advertisement or advertising structure, which temporary permit shall expire sixty days from the date of its issue. Applications for temporary permits must indicate the county and route on which the advertisement or advertising structure is to be located and must be accompanied by a fee of two dollars to cover the cost of issuance of the temporary permit. If within such sixty days, the applicant shall file with the Commissioner an application setting forth all of the information required in § 33.1-361, together with the required fees, the Commissioner shall issue to such applicant a permit. In the event that the permit is not issued, the fees submitted shall be returned, except the two dollars for the temporary permit.
(Code 1950, § 33-312; 1954, c. 588; 1970, c. 322; 1979, c. 216.)
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