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2017 South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 57 - Highways, Bridges and Ferries
CHAPTER 25 - OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
ARTICLE 1 General Provisions
- Section 57-25-10. Unlawful to display, place, or affix posters within right-of-way.
- Section 57-25-15. Highway signs.
- Section 57-25-20. Obscene or indecent billboards prohibited.
- Section 57-25-30. Erection of bus shelters; location; permit requirement; fee.
- Section 57-25-40. Commercial advertisement benches; application by regional transit authority or public transit operator to install.
- Section 57-25-110. Short title.
- Section 57-25-120. Definitions.
- Section 57-25-130. Declaration of purpose.
- Section 57-25-140. Signs permitted along interstate or federal-aid primary highways; customary use exception; removal of vegetation from right-of-ways.
- Section 57-25-145. Outdoor advertising signs for adult or sexually-oriented business; location restriction; continuation as nonconforming use; penalties.
- Section 57-25-150. Permits for erection and maintenance of signs; fees.
- Section 57-25-155. Issuance of permits for existing signs; department not authorized to require removal of conforming signs.
- Section 57-25-160. Erection and maintenance of illegal advertising device.
- Section 57-25-170. Information signs on highway right-of-way.
- Section 57-25-180. Advertising devices violating article declared illegal; removal; just compensation for existing devices; right of entry for purpose of removal.
- Section 57-25-185. Department to promulgate regulations.
- Section 57-25-190. Compensation for removal of signs; relocation of signs affected by highway projects.
- Section 57-25-195. Department to confer with Federal Highway Administration; submission of plan to Administration; consultation with interested parties.
- Section 57-25-200. Agreements with other authorities as to control of advertising in areas adjacent to interstate and primary highway systems.
- Section 57-25-210. Expenditures for removal dependent upon availability of federal funds and agreement with Secretary of Transportation.
- Section 57-25-220. Rule of construction.
- Section 57-25-410. Definitions.
- Section 57-25-420. Information required on signs.
- Section 57-25-430. Permitted outdoor advertising signs.
- Section 57-25-440. Permits for erection and maintenance of signs.
- Section 57-25-450. Erection and maintenance of illegal advertising device.
- Section 57-25-460. Advertising devices violating article declared public nuisances; removal; right of entry for purpose of removal.
- Section 57-25-470. Compensation for removal of signs.
- Section 57-25-480. Information signs within right-of-way.
- Section 57-25-490. Agencies shall cooperate with Department of Transportation.
- Section 57-25-500. Rule of construction.
- Section 57-25-610. Definitions.
- Section 57-25-620. Portion of United States Highway No. 123 designated as John C. Calhoun Memorial Highway.
- Section 57-25-630. Information required on signs.
- Section 57-25-640. Permitted outdoor advertising signs.
- Section 57-25-650. Permits for erection and maintenance of signs.
- Section 57-25-660. Erection and maintenance of illegal advertising device.
- Section 57-25-670. Advertising devices violating article declared public nuisances; removal; right of entry for purpose of removal.
- Section 57-25-680. Compensation for removal of signs.
- Section 57-25-690. Information signs within right-of-way.
- Section 57-25-700. Markers; agencies shall cooperate with Department of Transportation.
- Section 57-25-710. Rule of construction.
- Section 57-25-800. Definitions.
- Section 57-25-810. Creation of program to provide directional signs leading to tourism and agritourism facilities; regulations.
- Section 57-25-820. Department of Transportation responsibility for signs; coordination with other departments; criteria for selection of qualified agritourism facilities; approval of applications for signs.
- Section 57-25-830. Submission of application; costs, installation, and maintenance of signs.
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