Tourist Oriented Directional (TOD) Sign rates

Fees are set by the highway where the signs are located.

The rates quoted are per sign, per direction on a yearly contract basis. You will be notified by mail each year to renew your contracts. Do not send payment with the application. You will be notified of the required amount due once your application has been approved.

Advance Sign: The first or primary sign a business has in any given direction of travel is known as the Advance sign. This blue sign is usually ¼ Mile from the intersection. It has a directional designation, (e.g. Next Left), and the business’ Registered Business Name. On the billing invoice, these signs are referred to as “ADV”.

Intersection Sign: The secondary sign a business may have in any given direction of travel is known as the Intersection sign. If a business is not visible from the intersection where the motorist turns off of the highway, they may require an Intersection sign. This blue sign typically includes a directional arrow and the business’ Registered Business Name. When necessary, mileage is also indicated below the arrow. On the billing invoice, these signs are referred to as “INT”.

The placement of Advance and Intersection signs is determined by an engineering study of the highway.

Where navigation is difficult, multiple Intersection signs may be necessary.

If more than one TOD business requests a sign at the same intersection, multiple signs may be installed on the same post.