17 AAC 60.920. Symbols

(a) In issuing a TODS permit, RCIA sign permit, or community services sign permit for a sign that includes a symbol, the department will assign to the application the symbol found in the documents described in 17 AAC 60.915(b) that the department determines most accurately conveys the nature of the associated activity.

(b) If the department determines that no symbol contained in the documents described in 17 AAC 60.915(b) accurately conveys the nature of the associated activity, the department will withhold the sign permit and direct the applicant to design, at the applicant's expense, an appropriate symbol. The department will direct departmental staff to assist the applicant in designing the symbol. The department will assign the applicant's resulting symbol to the permit and issue the permit if the department determines that the symbol accurately conveys the nature of the associated activity and is stylistically similar to the symbols found in the documents described in 17 AAC 60.915(b) . By accepting the permit, the applicant agrees to allow the department to use the symbol for other purposes without compensation.

History: Eff. 5/18/97, Register 142

Authority: AS 19.05.010

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