Michigan § 247.405 Permit fee; calculation; public notice.

Michigan Statutes

§ 247.405 — Permit fee; calculation; public notice.

Michigan § 247.405

Ch. 247HIGHWAYS

Act 299 of 1996TOURIST-ORIENTED DIRECTIONAL SIGNS (247.401-247.405)

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TOURIST-ORIENTED DIRECTIONAL SIGNS (EXCERPT) Act 299 of 1996 247.405 Permit fee; calculation; public notice. Sec.

5.The department or its designee may impose a reasonable fee for a permit issued under this act, which shall be calculated to include reimbursement for the department's anticipated costs in implementing and administering this act, including the costs of installing, repairing, covering during an off-season, and removing signs. However, at least 60 days before the imposition of a fee or fee increase under this section, the department shall provide public notice of the proposed fee or fee increase to the general public and shall notify in writing standing committees of the legislature that are primarily responsible for transportation and tourism issues.

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TOURIST-ORIENTED DIRECTIONAL SIGNS (EXCERPT) Act 299 of 1996 247.405 Permit fee; calculation; public notice. Sec. 5. The department or its designee may impose a reasonable fee for a permit issued under this act, which shall be calculated to include reimbursement for the department's anticipated costs in implementing and administering this act, including the costs of installing, repairing, covering during an off-season, and removing signs. However, at least 60 days before the imposition of a fee or fee increase under this section, the department shall provide public notice of the proposed fee or fee increase to the general public and shall notify in writing standing committees of the legislature that are primarily responsible for transportation and tourism issues.