603 KAR 3:080. Advertising devices.

603 KAR 3:080. Advertising devices.

RELATES TO: KRS 177.830-177.890, 23 U.S.C. 131, 23 C.F.R. Part 750

STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 177.860, 23 U.S.C. 131, 23 C.F.R. Part 750

NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 177.860 authorizes the Department of Highways to establish reasonable standards for advertising devices on or visible from interstate, parkway, and federal-aid primary highways. KRS 177.867 requires the Department of Highways to pay just compensation for the removal of legally-erected advertising devices that are no longer in compliance with state law or administrative regulation. KRS 177.890 authorizes the Commissioner of Highways to enter into agreements with the United States Secretary of Transportation in order to carry out national policy relating to interstate, defense, and federal-aid primary highways within the state. Compliance with the "Highway Beautification Act", 23 USC Section 131 is required to receive federal highway funds. Control of outdoor advertising devices adjacent to the national highway system is required by 23 USC Section 131. 23 USC Section 131(d) conditions retention of additional federal funding on the establishment of controls over the placement of outdoor advertising devices which are more stringent than required by the general federal mandate. Commonwealth v. G.L.G., Inc., Ky., 937 S.W.2d 709 (1997) ruled that the exemption to the billboard advertising prohibition established by KRS 177.860(4) did not require a commercially or industrially developed area in which the billboard was located be zoned commercial or industrial if the billboard otherwise complied with applicable local zoning ordinances.

Section 1. Definitions. (1) "Abandoned" or "discontinued" means that for a period of one (1) year or more that the device has:

(a) Not displayed any advertising matter;

(b) Displayed obsolete advertising matter; or

A notice that the device is for sale, rent, or lease shall not be considered advertising matter.

(2) "Activity boundary line" means the delineation on a property of those regularly used buildings, parking lots, storage and process areas which are an integral part of and essential to the primary business activity which takes place on the property. In an industrial park, the service road shall be considered within the activity boundary line for the industrial park as a separate entity.

(3) "Advertising device" or "device" means as defined in KRS 177.830(5).

(4) "Allowed" means legal to exist without a permit from the Department of Highways.

(5) "Billboard" or "off-premise advertising device" means a device that contains a message relating to an activity or product that is foreign to the site on which the device and message are located or an advertising device erected by a company or individual for the purpose of selling advertising messages for profit.

(6) "Centerline of the highway" means a line equidistant from the edges of the median separating the main traveled ways of a divided highway, or the centerline of the main traveled way of a nondivided highway.

(7) "Commercial or industrial activities" means as defined in KRS 177.830(9).

(8) "Commercial or industrial enterprise" means any activity carried on for financial gain except that it shall not include:

(a) Leasing of property for residential purposes;

(b) Agricultural activity or animal husbandry; or

(9) "Commercially or industrially developed area" means:

(a) Any area within 100 feet (thirty and five-tenths (30.5) meters) of, and including any area where there are located within the protected area at least ten (10) separate commercial or industrial enterprises, not one of the structures from which one (1) of the enterprises is being conducted is located at a distance greater than 1620 feet (493.8 meters) from any other structure from which one (1) of the other enterprises is being conducted; and

(b)1. Within the area there was a commercial or industrial enterprise in existence on September 21, 1959; or

2. The land use for the area was within an incorporated municipality as the boundaries existed on September 21, 1959.

(10) "Commercial or industrial zone" means as defined in KRS 177.830(7).

(11) "Comprehensively zoned" means, as it is applied to FAP highways only, that each parcel of land under the jurisdiction of the zoning authority has been placed in some zoning classification.

(12) "Department" means the Department of Highways within the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

(13) "Destroyed" means damage to an advertising device in excess of fifty (50) percent of the device:

(a) Including:

1. Supports;

2. Poles;

3. Guys;

4. Struts;

5. Panels;

6. Facing; and

7. Bracing; and

(b) That to be structurally and visually acceptable, requires adding:

1. A guy or strut;

2. New supports or poles by splicing or attaching to an existing support;

3. Separate new auxiliary supports or poles;

4. New or replacement peripheral or integral structural bracing or framing; or

5. New or replacement panels or facing.

(14) "Electronic sign" means an on-premise advertising device whose message may be changed by electrical or electronic process, and includes the device known as the electronically changeable message center for advertising on-premise activities.

(15) "Erect" means to construct, build, raise, assemble, place, affix, attach, create, paint, draw or in any way bring into being or establish, but it shall not include any of the foregoing activities if performed as an incident to:

(a) The change of an advertising message; or;

(b) Customary maintenance; or

(16) "Federal-aid primary highway" or "FAP highway" means as defined in KRS 177.830(3) and 23 USC 103(b) and as it existed on June 1, 1991.

(17) "Identifiable" means capable of being related to a particular product, service, business or other activity even though there is no written message to aid in establishing the relationship.

(18) "Interstate highway" means as defined in KRS 177.830(2) and 23 USC 131(t).

(19) "Legible" means capable of:

(a) Being read without visual aid by a person of normal visual acuity; or

(b) Conveying an advertising message to a person of normal visual acuity.

(20) "Main traveled way" means the traveled way of a highway on which through traffic is carried. In the case of a divided highway, each direction has its own main traveled way. It does not include such facilities as frontage roads, turning roadways, access ramps, or parking areas.

(21) "National highway system" or "NHS" means the Kentucky highways defined in 23 USC 103 which for the purpose of outdoor advertising shall exclude the highways which are part of the interstate, parkway, or FAP system of highways.

(22) "Nonbillboard off-premise advertising device" means, as it is applicable to FAP and NHS highways only, an advertising device not located on the property which it is advertising and limited to advertising for a city, church, or civic club which includes any nationally, regionally or locally known religious or nonprofit organization.

(23) "Nonconforming advertising device" means an off-premise advertising device that was lawfully erected but:

(a) Does not comply with the provisions of a subsequent:

1. State law; or

2. Administrative regulation; or

(b) Later fails to comply with state law or administrative regulation due to changed conditions similar to the following:

1. Zoning change;

2. Highway relocation;

3. Highway reclassification; or

4. Change in a restriction on size, spacing or distance.

(24) "Official sign" means a sign:

(a) Located within the highway right-of-way; and

(b) Installed by or on behalf of:

1. The Department of Highways; or

2. Another public agency having jurisdiction; and

1. Denotes the location of underground utilities;

2. Is required by a federal, state, or local government to delineate the boundaries of a:

a. Reservation;

b. Park; or

c. District;

3. Identifies the street or highway;

4. Controls traffic; or

5. Is required by state law.

(25) "On-premise advertising device" means an advertising device that contains a message relating to an activity conducted or the sale of goods and services within the boundaries of the property on which the device is located. It does not mean a sign which generates rental income.

(26) "Parkway" means any highway in Kentucky originally constructed as a toll road whether or not a toll for the use of the highway is currently being collected. As it relates to an advertising device, a parkway shall be considered the equivalent of an interstate highway.

(27) "Permitted" means legal to exist only if a permit is issued from the Department of Highways.

(28) "Primary business or activity" means that the sale of one product or a business activity which takes precedence over other product sales or business activities.

(29) "Protected area" means all areas within the boundaries of this Commonwealth which are adjacent to and within 660 feet (210.17 meters) of the state-owned highway right-of-way of the interstate, parkway, NHS, and FAP highways and those areas which are outside urban area boundary lines and beyond 660 feet (210.17 meters) from the right-of-way of an interstate, parkway, NHS, or FAP highway within the Commonwealth. If this highway terminate at a state boundary which is not perpendicular or normal to the center line of the highway, "protected area" also means all of these areas inside the boundaries of the Commonwealth which are adjacent to the edge of the right-of-way of an interstate highway in an adjoining state.

(30) "Public service message" means a message pertaining to an activity or service which is performed for the benefit of the public and not for profit or gain of a particular person, firm or corporation or information such as time or temperature.

(31) "Routine change of message" means, as it relates to a nonconforming advertising device, the message change on an advertising device from one (1) advertised product or activity to another. This includes the lamination or preparation of the existing panels or facings at a plant or factory for the changing of messages when this is the normal operating procedure of a company.

(32) "Routine maintenance" means, as it relates to a nonconforming advertising device:

(a) The maintenance of an advertising device which is limited to replacement of nuts and bolts, nailing, riveting or welding, cleaning and painting, or manipulating to level or plumb the device;

(b) The routine change of message; and

(d) Routine maintenance shall not mean:

1. Adding guys or struts for the stabilization of the device or substantially changing the device; or

2. Replacement or repair of panels, poles, or facings or the addition of new panels, poles, or facings;

(33) "Traveled way" means the portion of a roadway dedicated to the movement of vehicles, exclusive of shoulders.

(34) "Turning roadway" means a connecting roadway for traffic, turning between two (2) intersecting legs of an interchange.

(35) "Unzoned commercial or industrial area" means as defined in KRS 177.830(8).

(36) "Urban area" means as defined in KRS 177.830(10).

(37) "Visible" means capable of being seen, whether or not legible or identifiable without visual aid by a person of normal visual acuity and erected for the purpose of being seen from the traveled way.

Section 2. Signs on Highway Right-of-way. (1) Official signs allowed. An advertising device shall not be erected or maintained within or over the state-owned highway right-of-way except a directional or other official sign or signal erected by or on behalf of the state or other public agency having jurisdiction.

(2) Types of official signs. The following official signs (with size limitations) may be allowed on state-owned highway right-of-way:

(a) Directional and other official device including a sign or device placed by the Department of Highways;

(b) A sign or device, limited in size to two (2) square feet (0.186 square meters), denoting the location of underground utilities; or

(c) A sign, limited in size to 150 square feet (thirteen and nine-tenths (13.9) square meters), erected by a federal, state, or local government to delineate boundaries of a reservation, park, or district.

Section 3. General Conditions Relating to Advertising Devices. The requirements of this section shall apply to an advertising device on an interstate, parkway, NHS, and FAP highway.

(1) FHWA/Kentucky agreement for the control of outdoor advertising.

(a) An advertising device which is visible from an interstate highway, parkway, NHS, or FAP highway shall be governed by the provisions of the agreement between the Kentucky Department of Highways and the Federal Highway Administration which was executed on December 23, 1971.

(b) This agreement is authorized by KRS 177.890 and 23 CFR Part 1.35 and required by 23 CFR Parts 190 and 750.

(2) Advertising device allowed if not visible. An advertising device which is not visible from the main traveled way of the interstate, parkway, NHS, or FAP highway shall be allowed in protected areas.

(3) Visible from more than one (1) highway. If an advertising device is visible from more than one (1) interstate, parkway, NHS, or FAP highway on which control is exercised, the appropriate provisions of this administrative regulation or KRS 177.830 through 177.890 shall apply to each of these highways.

(4) Nonconforming advertising device may exist. An off-premise nonconforming, but otherwise legal, advertising device may continue to exist until just compensation has been paid to the owner, if it is:

(a) Not destroyed, abandoned or discontinued;

(b) Subjected to only routine maintenance;

(d) In compliance with the provisions of Section 4(3) of this administrative regulation and KRS 177.863.

(5) Nonroutine maintenance on a nonconforming device. Performance of other than routine maintenance on a nonconforming, but otherwise legal, advertising device shall cause it to lose its legal status and to be classified as illegal.

(6) Vandalized nonconforming device.

(a) The owner of a nonconforming, but otherwise legal, advertising device destroyed by vandalism or other criminal or tortious act may apply to the Department of Highways to reerect the advertising device in kind.

(b) The application for the reerection of the advertising device shall:

1. Be on Transportation Cabinet Form TC 99-31; and

2. Contain the following:

a. Plans and pictures showing the proposed new structure to be as exact a duplicate of the destroyed nonconforming advertising device as possible, including the same number of poles, type of stanchion, supports, material of poles or stanchion, and material of facing;

b. Sufficient proof that the destruction was the result of vandalism or other criminal or tortious act;

c. Ownership of the advertising device;

d. Dimensions of the destroyed advertising device;

e. Material used in erection of the destroyed advertising device;

f. Durability of the new device;

g. Stanchion type; and

h. Current lease from land owner.

(d) The owner of the vandalized nonconforming advertising device shall not reerect the advertising device until a notice to reconstruct has been issued by the Department of Highways.

(7) Required measuring methods.

(a) To establish a protected area, the distance from the edge of a state-owned highway right-of-way shall be measured horizontally along a line at the same elevation and at a right angle to the centerline of the highway for a distance of 660 feet (210.17 meters) inside urban area boundaries and to the horizon outside urban area boundary lines.

(b)1. A V-shaped or back-to-back type billboard advertising device shall not be more than fifteen (15) feet apart at the nearest point between the two (2) sign facings and shall be connected by bracing or a maintenance walkway.

2. The angle formed by the two (2) sign facings shall not be greater than forty-five (45) degrees.

(8) Criteria for off-premise advertising devices. The following criteria are applicable to any off-premise advertising device located in a protected area:

(a) An off-premise advertising device shall not exceed the maximum size stated in KRS 177.863(3)(a);

(b) A V-shaped, double-faced, or back-to-back billboard advertising device shall be considered as specified in KRS 177.863(2)(b);

(c)1. A billboard advertising device may contain two (2) messages per direction of travel if the device does not exceed the maximum size stated in KRS 177.863(3)(a);

2. If a billboard advertising device contains two (2) messages on a single facing or panel, each one (1) shall occupy approximately fifty (50) percent of the device;

3. If a billboard advertising device contains two (2) messages in one (1) direction of travel, each on a separate panel or facing where one (1) panel or facing is placed above or beside the other but where the two (2) separate panels or facings are not touching:

a. There may be a size differential in the panels if dictated by the terrain of the site of the billboard advertising device and if the differential is approved by the Transportation Cabinet prior to the erection of the device; and

b. The combined size of the two (2) faces or panels of the advertising device shall not exceed the maximum size stated in KRS 177.863(3)(a).

(d) An on-premise advertising device shall not affect spacing requirements for billboard advertising.

(e) If lit, a billboard advertising device shall be illuminated by white lights.

(9) Criteria for on-premise advertising devices. The following criteria shall be applicable to an on-premise advertising device located in a protected area:

(a) An on-premise advertising device shall not exceed the maximum size specified in KRS 177.863(3)(a) if it is placed within fifty (50) feet (fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters) of the advertised activity boundary line.

(b)1. There shall not be more than one (1) on-premise device located at a distance greater than fifty (50) feet (fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters) from the activity boundary line.

2. An individual on-premise business sign erected to advertise one (1) of the businesses in a shopping center, mall, or other combined businesses location shall not be located more than fifty (50) feet (fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters) from the activity boundary line of the individual business.

1. Twenty (20) feet (6.09 meters) in:

a. Length;

b. Width; or

c. Height; or

2. 150 square feet (thirteen and eight-tenths (13.8) square meters) in area:

a. Including border and trim; and

b. Excluding supports.

(d)1. An on-premise advertising device shall not be located more than 400 feet (121.9 meters), measured within the property boundary, from the advertised activity boundary line.

2. If using a corridor to reach the location of the device, the corridor shall be not less than 100 feet (thirty and five-tenths (30.5) meters) in width and shall be contiguous to an integral part of and of the same entitlement as the property on which the advertised activity is located.

3. Any other business activity which is in any manner foreign to the advertised activity shall not be located on or have use of the corridor between the advertised activity and the location of the device.

4. An activity incidental to the primary activity advertised shall not be considered in taking measurements.

5. If taking measurements for the placement of an on-premise industrial park sign as described in paragraph (j) of this subsection, the access road into the industrial park shall be considered an integral part of the property on which the activity is taking place.

6. If taking measurements for the placement of a single on-premise sign advertising a shopping center, mall, or other combined businesses location, the combined parking area shall be considered as within the activity boundary line.

(e) There shall not be requirements for spacing between on-premise advertising devices.

(f) An advertising device other than one (1) listed here shall not be located as to be visible from the main traveled way of an interstate, parkway, NHS, or FAP highway:

1. One (1) indicating the name and address of the owner, lessee or occupant of the property on which the advertising device is located;

2. One (1) showing the name or type of business or profession conducted on the property on which the advertising device is located;

3. Information required or authorized by law to be posted or displayed on the property;

4. One (1) advertising the sale or leasing of the property upon which the advertising device is located;

5. One (1) setting forth the advertisement of an activity conducted on or the sale of a product or service on the property where the advertising device is located; or

6. A sign with a maximum area of eight (8) square feet (0.743 square meters) noting credit card acceptance or trading stamps.

(g) An on-premise advertising device shall not advertise an activity, service, or business other than that conducted upon the property on which it is located.

(h) An on-premise electronic sign which contains, includes, or is illuminated by a flashing, intermittent, or moving lights shall not be used except to advertise an activity, service, business, or product available on the property on which the sign is located or to present a public service message.

1. The advertising message may contain words, phrases, sentences, symbols, trade-marks, or logos.

2. A single message or segment of a message shall have a display time of at least two (2) seconds including the time needed to move the message onto the sign board, with all segments of the total message to be displayed within ten (10) seconds.

3. A message consisting of one (1) segment may remain on the sign board any amount of time in excess of two (2) seconds.

4. An electronic sign requiring more than four (4) seconds to change from one (1) single message to another shall be turned off during the change interval.

5. A display traveling horizontally across the sign board shall move between sixteen (16) and thirty-two (32) light columns per second.

6. A display may scroll onto the sign board but shall hold for two (2) seconds including the scrolling time.

7. A display shall not include an art animation or graphic that portrays motion, except for movement of a graphic onto or off of the sign board.

(i) A brand or trade name shall not be advertised on an on-premise advertising device if the sale of a product or service with the brand or trade name is incidental to the primary activity, service, or business.

(j) An industrial park type on-premise advertising device which shall be limited in area to 150 square feet (thirteen and eight-tenths (13.8) square meters) may contain the:

1. Name of the industrial park;

2. City or county associated with the industrial park; or

3. Name of the individual business or industry located in the industrial park.

(k) A single on-premise sign erected for a shopping center, mall, or other combined businesses location may:

1. Identify each of the individual businesses conducted at the location; or

2. Include a single display area used to advertise on-premise activities.

Section 4. Specific Requirements for Advertising Devices on Interstate and Parkway Highways. (1) Permit if visible. Except for a nonconforming advertising device, an advertising device which is located in a protected area and which is visible from the main traveled way of an interstate or parkway highway shall have an approved permit from the Transportation Cabinet, Department of Highways to be a legal advertising device. An advertising device closer than fifty (50) feet (fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters) to the edge of the main traveled way of any interstate or parkway highway shall not be issued a permit.

(2) Criteria for billboard advertising devices.

(a)1. A billboard advertising device may be erected or maintained in a protected area of an interstate or parkway highway if:

a. The area is a commercially or industrially developed area as defined in Section 1 of this administrative regulation; and

b. The advertising device complies with the following provisions:

(i) KRS 177.830 through 177.890;

(ii) This administrative regulation; and

(iii) Applicable county or city zoning ordinances.

2. If a business or industry on which the designation as a commercially or industrially developed area was based is terminated or abandoned, leaving less than ten (10) separate enterprises, the billboard advertising device shall be reclassified as nonconforming.

3. If the Department of Highways reclassifies the device as nonconforming, the owner shall be notified.

(b) A billboard advertising device structure designed to be primarily viewed from an interstate or parkway highway shall not be erected within 500 feet (152.4 meters) of any other off-premise advertising device on the same side of the interstate or parkway highway unless separated by a building, natural obstruction or roadway in a manner that only one (1) off-premise advertising device located within the 500 feet (152.4 meters) is visible from the interstate or parkway highway at any one time.

(3) The erection or existence of an advertising device shall not be permitted in a protected area of an interstate or parkway highway if it:

(a) Advertises an activity that is illegal, pursuant to state or federal law;

(b) Is obsolete;

1. Clean;

2. Safe; and

3. In good repair;

(d) Is not securely affixed to a substantial structure permanently attached to the ground;

(e) Attempts to:

1. Direct the movement of traffic; or

2. Interfere with, imitate, or resemble an official traffic sign, signal, or traffic control device;

(f) Prevents the driver of a vehicle from having a clear and unobstructed view of:

1. An official sign; or

2. Approaching or merging traffic;

(g) Includes or is illuminated by flashing, intermittent, or moving lights, except for an on-premise device that meets the requirements of Section 3(9)(h) of this administrative regulation;

(h) Uses lighting, unless it is:

1. Effectively shielded to prevent a beam of light from being directed at the main traveled way of a highway; or

2. Of low intensity that will not cause glare or impair the vision of a driver or interfere with the operation of a motor vehicle;

(i) Moves or has animated or moving parts;

(j) Is:

1. Erected or maintained upon a tree;

2. Painted or drawn on rocks or another natural feature;

(k) Exceeds 1,250 square feet (116.1 square meters) in area:

1. Including border and trim; and

2. Excluding supports;

(l) Is erected upon or overhanging the right-of-way of a highway; or

(m) Interferes with an official:

1. Sign;

2. Signal; or

3. Traffic control device.

(4)(a) To measure distances for the identification of a commercially or industrially developed area, two (2) lines shall be drawn perpendicular to the center line of the controlled interstate or parkway highway, extending from each side of the controlled highway.

(b) The first perpendicular line shall be drawn 100 feet from the outer edge of the first-encountered separate establishment which is within the area being considered as a commercially or industrially developed area.

(c) The second perpendicular line shall be drawn 100 feet from the outer edge of the last-encountered separate establishment which is within the area being considered as a commercially or industrially developed area.

(d) The distance between the first-encountered establishment and the last encountered establishment shall not exceed 1620 feet.

(e) Each perpendicular line shall extend for a distance of 660 from each edge of the right-of-way of the controlled highway.

(f) All area within the confines of the lines perpendicular to the center line of the highway shall be considered when establishing a commercially and industrially developed area.

(g) An enterprise or structure on either side of the controlled interstate or parkway highway within the confines of the lines perpendicular to the centerline of the highway may be counted as part of the ten (10) needed.

(h) A pictorial representation of an eligible commercially or industrially developed area is on the Transportation Cabinet document entitled "Measurement of Commercially or Industrially Developed Area".

Section 5. Specific Requirements for Advertising Devices on Federal-aid Primary and National Highway System Highways. (1) Billboard advertising devices on NHS and FAP highways. A billboard advertising device may be permitted in a protected area of an NHS or FAP highway if it is located in an unzoned commercial or industrial area or a commercial or industrial zone and if the device complies with applicable state, county, or city zoning ordinances or administrative regulations.

(a)1. It shall be legal to have a permitted billboard advertising device in an unzoned commercial and industrial area of an NHS or FAP highway if there is a commercial, business, or industrial activity in the area.

2. Upon the termination or abandonment of the business or industry on which the unzoned commercial or industrial area was based, the billboard advertising device shall be reclassified as nonconforming.

3. If the Department of Highways reclassifies the device as nonconforming, the owner shall be notified.

(b) Except for a nonconforming advertising device, a billboard advertising device which is visible from the main traveled way of an NHS or FAP highway and in a protected area shall have an approved permit from the Department of Highways.

(c) An unzoned commercial or industrial area shall not be created when a commercial or industrial activity is located more than 300 feet (ninety-one and four-tenths (91.4) meters) from the right-of-way of the NHS or FAP highway.

(d)1. Minimum spacing between billboard advertising devices in an unzoned commercial or industrial area shall be 300 feet (ninety-one and four-tenths (91.4) meters) unless separated by a building, roadway, or natural obstruction in a manner that only one (1) device located within the required spacing is visible from the highway at any time.

2. The minimum spacing requirement shall be reduced to 100 feet (thirty and four-tenths (30.4) meters) within an incorporated municipality which does not have comprehensive zoning.

(e) Minimum spacing between billboard advertising devices in any comprehensively zoned commercial or industrial area shall be 100 feet (thirty and four-tenths (30.4) meters) unless separated by a building, roadway or natural obstruction in a manner that only one (1) sign located within the required spacing is visible from the highway at any time.

(f) An advertising device which meet the criteria set forth in KRS 177.863(1) shall be prohibited.

(2) Establishing limits of an unzoned commercial or industrial area.

(a) In measuring distances for the determination of an unzoned commercial or industrial area near an NHS or FAP highway, two (2) lines shall be drawn from the activity boundary line perpendicular to the centerline of the main traveled way to encompass the greatest longitudinal distance along the center line of the highway.

(b) Measurements for establishing unzoned commercial or industrial areas shall begin at the outside edge of the activity boundary lines and shall be measured 700 feet (213.4 meters) in each direction.

(3) Nonbillboard off-premise advertising devices on NHS and FAP highways permitted.

(a) The owner of a nonbillboard off-premise advertising device shall apply for a permit in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 6 of this administrative regulation. A metal tag corresponding to the permit shall not be issued by the Department of Highways.

(b) A nonbillboard off-premise advertising device shall not be permitted on or over the state-owned right-of-way of a NHS or FAP highway.

(c) More than one (1) nonbillboard off-premise advertising device relating to a particular city, church, or civic organization shall not be erected in each direction of travel on a NHS or FAP highway.

(d) Spacing between two (2) nonbillboard off-premise advertising devices shall be 100 feet (thirty and four-tenths (30.4) meters).

(e) A nonbillboard off-premise advertising device shall not affect the spacing requirements for billboards.

(f) A church or civic club type nonbillboard advertising device which shall be limited in area to eight (8) square feet (0.743 square meters) shall not contain a message other than the following:

1. Name and address of the church or civic club;

2. Location and time of meetings, and a directional arrow; or

3. Special events such as Vacation Bible School, revival, etc. These temporary messages shall be in lieu of the original or a part of the original message and shall not exceed the maximum of eight (8) square feet (0.743 square meters) in area.

(4) Public service sign criteria. A public service sign may be allowed on school bus shelter if it conforms to the following requirements:

(a) The maximum size for a public service sign shall be thirty-two (32) square feet (2.97 square meters) in area including border and trim.

(b)1. The public service sign shall contain a message of benefit to the public which occupies not less than fifty (50) percent of the area of the sign.

2. The remainder of the sign may identify the donor, sponsor or contributor of the school bus shelter.

3. The sign shall not contain any other message.

Section 6. Required Permits for Advertising Devices. (1) Permit required.

(a) Except for a nonconforming advertising device, a permit shall be required from the Department of Highways for any off-premise advertising device located in a protected area of an interstate, parkway, NHS, or FAP highway route.

(b) A permit shall be required for each on-premise advertising device on interstate and parkway highway routes.

(c) Compliance with the provisions of this administrative regulation shall be required for an on-premise advertising device on NHS and FAP routes.

(d) By January 1, 1994 each permitted off-premise advertising device shall have a metal tag supplied by the department attached to the device.

(2) Application for an advertising device permit.

(a)1. Application for an advertising device permit shall be made on Transportation Cabinet form TC 99-31 as revised in October 1997. The application form, completed in triplicate, shall be submitted to the jurisdictional highway district office of the proposed advertising device.

2. The issuance of approved advertising device applications as they relate to the required spacing between billboards shall be determined on a "first-come, first-served" basis.

(b) The application for an advertising device permit shall be accompanied by the following:

1. Vicinity map;

2. Applicant's plot plan;

3. Location, milepoint and sign plans for the advertising device;

4. A copy of all applicable local permits;

5. A copy of the executed lease or ownership of the proposed billboard site, if applicable; and

6. If the request is for an on-premise advertising device, the application shall include a detailed description of the exact wording of the message to be conveyed on the device. This information may be furnished either by photograph, drawing, or illustration.

(3) An approved advertising device application shall be valid for one (1) year. If the device has not been constructed and inspected for compliance in that year, the applicant shall apply for renewal of the approved application prior to the end of the year of validity.

Section 7. Illegal or Unpermitted Advertising Devices. (1) Unpermitted advertising devices. The jurisdictional chief district engineer or his representative shall notify the sign and property owner of an unpermitted or illegal advertising device by registered letter that the advertising device is in violation of Kentucky's advertising device laws or administrative regulation under the following conditions:

(a) The advertising device which is not located on state-owned highway right-of-way has not been issued a permit; or

(b) The advertising device which is not located on state-owned highway right-of-way for which a permit has been issued is found in violation of state law or this administrative regulation.

(2) Content of notice.

(a)1. If the advertising device appears to be eligible for a permit, the owner shall be given a period of ten (10) days from the date of notification by registered letter, to make application for a permit.

2. If by the end of the ten (10) days the owner does not submit a completed application to the Department of Highways, the owner shall be sent a new notice allowing him a period of thirty (30) days from the date of the second notice to remove the device.

(b) If an advertising device previously issued a permit is changed after the device received approval from the Department of Highways, the owner shall be allowed a period of thirty (30) days from the date of notification by registered letter for making the adjustments or corrections necessary to bring the advertising device into compliance with state law or administrative regulation.

(c) If a permit is not necessary for a particular advertising device but the advertising device is not in compliance with KRS Chapter 177 or this administrative regulation, the owner shall be allowed a period of thirty (30) days from the date of notification by registered letter for making any necessary adjustments or corrections to the advertising device.

(d) An advertising device which is ineligible for a permit or otherwise in violation of KRS Chapter 177 or this administrative regulation shall be declared to be a public nuisance and the advertising device shall be removed by the permittee or owner within thirty (30) days after written notification that the advertising device is in violation.

(e) If after the thirty (30) days the noncompliant advertising device remains, the Department of Highways shall notify the owner or permittee of the action which it intends to take to have the noncompliant advertising device removed or otherwise brought into compliance.

(3) Request for reconsideration. If the permittee or owner disagrees with a notice received from the Department of Highways, within twenty (20) days of receipt of the notice, he may:

(a) Contact the person who sent the notice to:

1. Request reconsideration;

2. Attempt to correct a problem with his advertising device; or

3. Provide additional information to the Department of Highways.

(b) File an appeal in accordance with Section 9 of this administrative regulation.

Section 8. Just Compensation for the Removal of an Advertising Device. (1) Payment of just compensation shall be determined by:

(a) An appraisal; or

(b) A value finding;

(2) A nonconforming advertising device shall not qualify for just compensation if it:

(a) Is:

1. Destroyed;

2. Abandoned; or

3. Discontinued;

(b) Receives more than routine maintenance; or

1. Section 4(3) of this administrative regulation; or

2. KRS 177.863.

Section 9. Appeal Procedure. (1)(a) A party aggrieved by the action of the Transportation Cabinet pursuant to the provisions of this administrative regulation within twenty (20) days of the date of the notice or action may file a written appeal with the Office of General Counsel in the Transportation Cabinet, 501 High Street, Frankfort, Kentucky 40622.

(b) The appeal shall set forth the nature of the complaint and the grounds for the appeal.

(2) The administrative hearing and subsequent procedures shall be conducted pursuant to the provisions of KRS Chapter 13B.

Section 10. Scenic Byways. (1) On any NHS, FAP, interstate, or parkway highway designated by the Transportation Cabinet as a scenic byway, additional outdoor advertising devices shall not be erected, allowed or permitted after the date of the designation of the highway as scenic.

(2) The outdoor advertising devices legally in existence at the time of designation of the highway as scenic may continue to have routine maintenance.

(3) The sponsor of a scenic byway application for a highway which is not an NHS, FAP, interstate, or parkway highway may petition the Transportation Cabinet to impose the outdoor advertising device restrictions set forth in this section.

(4) The following NHS and FAP highways in Kentucky have been designated as scenic byways:

	Milepoints
	From	To
(a) Cordell Hull Highway in Barren County:
KY 70 - From I-65 overpass to KY 90.	5.118	5.359
KY 90 - From KY 70 at Cave City via Happy Valley Road to US 31E (Glasgow Bypass).	.000	9.923
US 31E - From KY 90 to US 68.	14.849	14.258
US 31EX - From US 68 to Washington Street around Courthouse Square in Glasgow.	1.386	1.516
US 68 - From US 31E to US 31EX.	11.741	12.577
(b) Old Kentucky Turnpike in Larue County:
US 31E - From the entrance to the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Site via Hodgenville to the Nelson County Line.	7.300	20.725
(c) Old Kentucky Turnpike in Nelson County:
US 31E - From the Larue County Line to US 62 in Bardstown.	.000	14.205
US 62 - From US 31E to US 150.	14.294	14.653
US 150 - From US 62 to entrance of My Old Kentucky Home State Park.	0.000	0.240
(d) Shakertown Road in Mercer County:
US 68 - From 1.2 miles east of Shaker Village to 1.2 miles west of Shaker Village.	15.652	13.252
(e) Duncan Hines Scenic Highway in Warren County:
KY 101 - From US 31W (south) to Edmonson County Line.	11.641	12.850
US 31W - From Duncan Hines former home to KY 446 overpass.	16.559	17.569
(f) Duncan Hines Scenic Highway in Edmonson County:
KY 101 - From Warren County Line to KY 259 at Rhoda.	0.000	4.131
KY 259 - From KY 101 at Rhoda to KY 70 (east).	9.242	12.096
KY 70 - From KY 259 (south) to KY 259 (north).	12.388	9.939
KY 259 - From KY 238 at Bee Spring to KY 738.	18.998	17.568
(g) Great River Road in Fulton County:
KY 239 - From Hickman County Line to KY 94 in Cayce.	6.379	3.617
KY 94 - From the Tennessee State Line to KY 1099 west of Hickman.	0.000	10.902
KY 94 - From KY 1099 east of Hickman to KY 239 in Cayce.	13.642	22.121
(h) Great River Road in Hickman County:
KY 239 - From Fulton County Line to KY 123.	0.000	3.753
KY 123 - From KY 239 to Proposed FAP 94 at Hailwell.	10.048	15.788
KY 123 - From Bottery Road in South Columbus to KY 58.	20.882	21.787
(i) Pine Mountain Road in Letcher County:
US 119 - From KY 15 in Whitesburg to KY 806 near Oven Fork.	17.308	9.155
(j) US 68 Segment 1 in Boyle County:
US 68 - From US 150 in Perryville to US 150 in Perryville.	7.369	7.475
(k) US 68 Segment 1 in Mercer County:
US 68 - From US 127 at Mooreland Avenue to Jessamine County Line.	6.752	20.104
(l) US 68 Segment 1 in Jessamine County:
US 68 - From Mercer County Line to 0.5 miles south of KY 1980.	0.000	10.610
(m) US 68 Segment 2 in Fayette County:
US 68 - From Swigert Avenue to Bourbon County Line.	10.565	15.767
(n) US 68 Segment 2 in Bourbon County:
US 27/68 - From Fayette County Line to US 68X in Paris.	0.000	6.765
US 68X - From 10th Street to 8th Street in Paris.	1.366	1.487
US 68X - From Paris Bypass to North Middletown Road in Paris.	2.583	2.772
US 68 - From US 68X to the Nicholas County Line.	2.360	10.814
(o) US 68 Segment 2 in Nicholas County:
US 68 - From Bourbon County Line to KY 32/36.	0.000	3.717
(p) US 68 Segment 3 in Nicholas County:
US 68 - From the Licking River Bridge to the Robertson County Line.	11.687	12.211
(q) US 68 Segment 3 in Robertson County:
US 68 - From Nicholas County Line to the Fleming County Line.	0.000	1.357
(r) US 68 Segment 3 in Fleming County:
US 68 - From Robertson County Line to the Mason County Line.	0.000	5.423
(s) US 68 Segment 3 in Mason County:
US 68 - From Fleming County Line to US 62 in Washington.	0.000	11.854
US 62 - From KY 2515 to Ohio State Line.	13.381	18.000
(t) KY 89 (US 421 in Jackson County:
US 421 - From the junction with KY 89 north to the junction with KY 89 south.	14.261	14.808

Section 11. Identification of NHS and FAP Highways. The following are the FAP highway segments as designated on June 1, 1991 and the current NHS highway segments which are governed by the provisions of this administrative regulation. If in existence, a noncardinal, one (1) way couplet shall also be part of the NHS and FAP system.

	Milepoint
	From	To
(1) Adair County:
KY 55 - From Cumberland Parkway in Columbia to the Taylor County Line.	10.059	19.006
KY 80 - From KY 55 (Courthouse Square) via Burkesville RD in Columbia to KY 61 N.	11.775	12.282
KY 61 - From KY 80 in Columbia to Green County Line.	15.248	23.997
(2) Allen County:
US 231 - From US 31E northwest of Scottsville to Warren County Line.	.000	9.075
US 31E - From Tennessee State Line via Scottsville Bypass to Barren County Line.	.000	19.189
(3) Anderson County:
US 127 - From Mercer County Line to US 127 Bypass.	.000	2.535
US 127B - From US 127 south of Lawrenceburg to US 127 north of Lawrenceburg.	.000	6.656
US 127 - From US 127 Bypass to Franklin County Line.	8.897	11.120
KY 151 - From US 127 Bypass to Franklin County Line.	.000	4.587
(4) Ballard County:
US 51 - From Carlisle County Line via 4th Street in Wickliffe to Illinois State Line.	.000	8.297
US 60 - From Green Street in Wickliffe via 4th Street and Lee Street via Barlow and Kevil to McCracken County Line.	.000	16.937
KY 121 - From Carlisle County Line to 4th Street in Wickliffe.	.000	8.609
(5) Barren County:
KY 70 - From I 65 at Cave City to KY 90.	5.118	5.359
US 68 - From US 31E (South Green Street) to KY 90 at Broadway.	12.577	12.650
KY 90 - From KY 70 at Cave City via Happy Valley Road to US 31E (Glasgow Bypass).	.000	9.923
KY 90 - From US 68 (Broadway) in Glasgow to Metcalfe County Line.	9.923	22.022
US 68 - From US 31E (Glasgow Bypass) via Main Street to US 31EX (Business) (N Race).	11.741	12.577
US 31EX - From Washington Street in Glasgow via South Green Street to US 68 (E Main St).	1.384	1.461
US 31EX - From US 68 (East Main Street) via West Main Street to North Race Street.	1.461	1.516
US 31E - From Allen County Line via Glasgow Bypass to KY 90.	.000	14.849
(6) Bell County:
US 25E - From Tennessee State Line to Knox County Line.	.000	18.711
US 119 - From US 25E to Harlan County Line.	.000	15.756
KY 3085 - From KY 2014 via Old US 25E to Knox County Line.	.000	2.025
(7) Bourbon County:
US 27 - From Fayette County Line via Lexington Road and Paris Bypass to Harrison County Line.	.000	15.435
US 68 - From US 27 in Paris via Paris Bypass to Nicholas County Line.	.000	10.814
US 460 - From Scott County Line to Paris Bypass.	.000	7.696
US 68X - From 10th Street via Main Street to 8th Street in Paris.	1.366	1.487
US 68X - From Paris Bypass via Carlisle Road to North Middletown Road in Paris.	2.583	2.772
US 460 - From US 68X (Carlisle Road) via North Middletown Road to the Montgomery County Line.	9.150	21.933
KY 627 - From Clark County Line via 10th Street to US 68X (Main Street).	.000	9.511
US 460 - From US 68X (Main Street) via 8th Street to US 27 (Paris Bypass).	7.696	9.150
(8) Boyd County:
US 23 - From Lawrence County Line via Court Street in Catlettsburg, and Greenup Avenue and Winchester Avenue in Ashland to Greenup Co. Line.	.000	21.042
KY 180 - From south limits of I-64 Interchange to US 60.	.627	2.518
US 60 - From KY 180 near Cannonsburg via 13th Street to Winchester Avenue in Ashland.	4.023	12.198
US 23S - From US 60 (Winchester Avenue) via 13th Street Bridge to Ohio State Line.	.000	.591
(9) Boyle County:
KY 34 - From US 150 (Main Street) in Danville via Lexington Road to Garrard County Line.	12.406	17.770
KY 52 - From US 150 to Garrard County Line.	.000	5.114
US 127 - From Lincoln County Line to US 150 (3rd and Main Street intersection).	.000	5.440
US 127 - From US 127B near KY 2186 to Mercer County Line.	8.083	10.319
US 127B - From US 127 via the Danville Bypass to US 127 near KY 2168.	.000	5.270
US 150 - From Washington County Line to US 68 in Perryville.	.000	4.495
US 68 - From US 150 in Perryville to US 150 in Perryville.	7.369	7.475
US 150 - From US 68 in Perryville to Lincoln County Line.	4.495	18.766
US 127 - From US 150 at Maple Street Intersection via Main St. to US 150 at 3rd Street Intersection.	5.978	5.440
US 150B - From US 127 (Hustonville Road) to US 150 (Standford Road).	.000	2.272
(10) Bracken County:
KY 9 - From Mason County Line to Pendleton County Line.	.000	19.857
(11) Breathitt County:
KY 15 - From Perry County Line to Wolfe County Line.	.000	27.505
(12) Breckinridge County:
KY 259 - From Grayson County Line to KY 79.	.000	7.901
KY 79 - From KY 259 to US 60.	5.294	14.990
KY 3199 - From Hancock County Line to US 60X (Business).	.000	1.260
US 60X - From KY 3199 to US 60 west.	.000	2.500
US 60 - From US 60X (Business) via the Cloverport and Hardinsburg Bypass to the Meade County Line.	3.500	31.788
(13) Bullitt County:
US 31E - From Spencer County Line via the Harold Bradley Allgood Memorial Highway to the Jefferson County Line.	.000	5.185
(14) Caldwell County:
US 641 - From Lyon County Line to Crittenden County Line.	.000	4.269
(15) Calloway County:
KY 121 - From US 641 to Graves County Line.	14.075	24.156
US 641 - From Tennessee State Line via Murray to Marshall County Line.	.000	17.444
(16) Campbell County:
US 27 - From Pendleton County Line via new bridge to Ohio State Line.	.000	22.622
KY 8 - From the Kenton County Line to the I-471 underpass.	.000	.998
KY 1120 - From Kenton County Line to York Street.	.000	.668
KY 1998 - From US 27 to KY 8.	2.813	5.014
KY 471 - From US 27 to I-471 (Eastbound I-275 Overpasses).	.000	.729
KY 9 - From Pendleton County Line to north limits of I-275 Interchange.	.000	17.978
(17) Carlisle County:
US 51 - From Hickman County Line to proposed location of the Great River Road.	.000	10.725
US 51 - From a point on US 51 Mainline via the proposed Great River Road to the Ballard County Line.	.000	1.800
US 94 - From Hickman County Line via the proposed Great River Road to proposed US 51.	.000	9.000
KY 121 - From Graves County Line to Ballard County Line.	.000	9.714
(18) Carter County:
KY 7 - From Elliot County Line to US 60 in Grayson.	.000	10.865
KY 1 - From US 60 to KY 9.	10.646	11.934
KY 9 - From KY 1 and KY 7 to Lewis County Line.	.000	18.262
(19) Casey County:
US 127 - From Russell County Line to Lincoln County Line.	.000	23.715
(20) Christian County:
US 41A - From Tennessee State Line to end of north exit ramp of Pennyrile Parkway.	.000	13.611
US 41LP - From KY 107 to northwest urban limits of Hopkinsville at KY 91/1682.	.000	5.100
KY 3493 - From US 41A at a point south of Hopkinsville to KY 107.	.000	1.892
US 41 - From Todd County Line to southbound exit ramp of the Pennyrile Parkway.	.000	10.325
US 41 - From US 68 to US 68 in Hopkinsville.	11.909	12.441
US 68 - From Trigg County Line to Todd County Line.	.000	21.126
KY 1682 - From US 68 to Pennyrile Parkway.	.000	3.904
(21) Clark County:
KY 627 - From Madison County Line to KY 1958.	.000	6.360
KY 1958 - From KY 627 to north limits of the I-64 interchange.	.000	2.860
KY 627 - From southern limits of I-64 Interchange to Bourbon County Line.	9.154	14.812
(22) Clay County:
KY 80 - From south limits of interchange ramps of Daniel Boone Parkway to US 421.	7.101	7.537
US 421 - From KY 80 to Jackson County Line.	16.915	32.841
(23) Clinton County:
KY 90 - From Cumberland County Line to Wayne County Line.	.000	12.816
US 127 - From Tennessee State Line to Russell County Line.	.000	20.967
(24) Crittenden County:
US 60 - From Livingston County Line to Union County Line.	.000	23.018
US 641 - From Caldwell County Line to US 60.	.000	7.494
(25) Cumberland County:
KY 90 - From Metcalfe County Line to Clinton County Line.	.000	22.450
KY 61 - From Tennessee State Line to KY 90 West.	.000	13.701
(26) Daviess County:
Proposed FAP 10 - From US 60 near Maceo to Indiana State Line.	.000	3.800
US 60 - From Owensboro Beltline to US 60 (Lewisport Road).	.000	2.600
US 60 - From US 60 Bypass West of Owensboro to Hancock County Line.	10.179	27.979
US 60B - From US 60 to US 60 (Lewisport Road).	.000	10.212
US 60S - From KY 54 to Owensboro Beltline.	.000	.500
KY 54 - From US 431 (Frederica Street) east limits of US 60 Bypass Interchange.	.000	2.663
US 431 - From McLean County Line to 2nd Street.	.000	14.670
KY 2245 - From US 431 (Frederica Street) via 5th Street to US 631 (Lewis Street).	.000	.246
US 231 - From US 60 Bypass via Hartford Road, Breckinridge Street, 5th Street, Lewis Street and Ohio River Bridge to Indiana State Line.	11.243	15.721
KY 2235 - From US 60 via Triplet Street to US 60.	.000	.145
KY 1467 - From US 231 (5th Street) via Breckinridge Street and Leitchfield Road to 2nd Street.	.000	.234
(27) Edmonson County:
KY 101 - From Warren County Line to KY 259 at Rhonda.	.000	4.131
KY 259 - From KY 101 at Rhonda to KY 70 eastbound.	9.242	12.096
KY 70 - From KY 259 southbound to KY 259 northbound.	9.939	12.388
KY 259 - From KY 70 westbound to Grayson County Line.	12.096	22.692
(28) Elliott County:
KY 7 - From Morgan County Line to Carter County Line.	.000	19.312
(29) Fayette County:
US 27 - From Jessamine County Line via Nicholasville Road, South Limestone, Euclid Avenue, South Upper, Bolivar, Broadway, and Paris Pike to Bourbon County Line.	.000	15.767
US 25 - From Main Street (US 421) via Newtown Pike to KY 922 at Georgetown Street.	14.632	15.237
KY 4 - The entire length of New Circle Road.	.000	19.283
KY 922 - From US 25 (Georgetown Road) via Newtown Pike to north limits of I-75 Interchange.	.000	3.055
US 60 - From Woodford County Line to I-75	.000	12.805
US 68 - From southeast urban limits of Lexington at Jessamine County Line via Harrodsburg Road to KY 4.	.000	3.110
US 421 - From KY 4 via West Main Street to US 25.	.000	1.798
US 25 - From KY 418 via Richmond Road, East Main Street, and West Main Street to US 421.	8.244	14.632
KY 418 - From US 25 to southeast limits of I-75 Interchange.	.000	2.602
(30) Fleming County:
KY 32 - From Rowan County Line to KY 11 at a point southwest of Flemingsburg.	10.615	28.293
KY 11 - From junction with KY 32 at point southwest of Flemingsburg to Mason County Line.	10.630	17.105
US 68 - From Robertson County Line to Mason County Line.	.000	5.423
(31) Floyd County:
KY 114 - From Magoffin County Line to KY 1428 in Prestonsburg.	.000	12.430
US 23 - From Pike County Line to Johnson County Line.	.000	21.878
KY 80 - From Knott County Line to US 23.	.000	14.435
KY 1428 - From KY 114 in Prestonsburg to KY 321 in Prestonsburg.	15.605	16.091
KY 321 - From KY 1428 in Prestonsburg to KY 3 south of Auxier.	.000	4.278
KY 3 - From KY 321 south of Auxier to KY 321 near Auxier.	1.060	2.672
KY 321 - From KY 3 to Johnson County Line.	4.278	5.172
(32) Franklin County:
US 127 - From Anderson County Line via Capital Plaza-West Frankfort Connector Wilkerson Boulevard to Owen County Line.	.000	21.507
US 421 - From US 127 (Owenton Road) via Thornhill Bypass to US 460 (Georgetown Road).	3.072	4.523
KY 151 - From Anderson County Line to I-64.	.000	2.222
US 60 - From US 460 at Georgetown Road in Frankfort via Versailles Road to Woodford County Line.	10.716	14.038
US 421 - From US 127 to Henry County Line.	4.523	17.886
US 460 - From US 60 at Versailles Road in Frankfort via Georgetown RD to Scott County Line.	.000	6.114
KY 676 - From US 127 (Lawrenceburg Road) via East-West Connector in Frankfort to US 60 (Versailles Road).	.000	5.287
(33) Fulton County:
US 51 - From south limits of Purchase Parkway to Hickman County Line.	.000	5.472
KY 239 - From Hickman County Line to KY 94 in Cayce.	6.379	3.617
KY 94 - From the Tennessee State Line to KY 1099 west of Hickman.	0.000	10.902
KY 94 - From KY 1099 east of Hickman to KY 239 in Cayce.	13.642	22.121
KY 1099 - Fulton Bypass from KY 94 west of Hickman to KY 94 east of Hickman.	.000	2.966
(34) Gallatin County:
KY 35 - From Owen County Line at Sparta to I-71.	.000	2.128
(35) Garrard County:
US 27 - From Lincoln County Line to Jessamine County Line.	.000	16.510
KY 34 - From Boyle County Line to US 27.	.000	1.610
KY 1295 - From KY 52 to Madison County Line.	.000	6.928
KY 52 - From Boyle County Line to KY 954.	.000	13.476
KY 954 - From KY 52 to Madison County Line.	.000	7.564
(36) Graves County:
US 45 - From southern interchange of Purchase Parkway to McCracken County Line.	18.950	31.580
KY 80 - From Purchase Parkway via West Broadway to US 45 at 7th Street in Mayfield.	9.638	11.461
KY 58 - From US 45 at 7th Street via East Broadway to Marshall County Line.	5.530	14.881
KY 121 - From Calloway County Line via Murray Road and 5th Street to KY 58 at Broadway.	.000	10.623
US 45 - From KY 80 at Broadway via North 8th Street to KY 121 at Housman Street.	17.219	17.952
KY 121 - From US 45 (North 8th Street) via Housman Street to Carlisle County Line.	10.623	22.559
(37) Grayson County:
KY 259 - From Edmonson County Line to US 62 westbound.	.000	12.954
US 62 - From KY 259 southbound to KY 259 northbound.	20.787	21.296
KY 259 - From US 62-Eastbound to Breckinridge County Line.	12.954	21.459
(38) Green County:
KY 61 - From Adair County Line to US 68.	.000	8.194
US 68 - From KY 61 southbound to West Hodgenville Avenue in Greensburg.	11.954	13.616
KY 61 - From KY 88 north of Greensburg to Larue County Line.	9.796	24.344
(39) Greenup County:
KY 8 - From Lewis County Line to KY 8 Spur at South Portsmouth.	.000	1.956
US 23 - From Boyd County Line to south end of US Grant Bridge.	.000	28.760
KY 8 - From KY 8 Spur to US 23 at south limits of U.S. Grant Bridge in South Portsmouth.	1.956	3.023
KY 8S - From KY 8 via Carl Perkins Bridge to Ohio State Line.	.000	.610
KY 10 - From Lewis County Line to the second landward pier from river’s edge in Ohio.	.000	12.844
(40) Hancock County:
US 60 - From Daviess County Line to KY 3199 in Hawesville.	.000	10.782
KY 3199 - From US 60 in Hawesville to another junction with US 60.	.000	3.301
US 60 - From KY 3199 to Squirrel Tail Hollow Road.	13.666	14.270
KY 3199 - From another junction with US 60 to the Breckinridge County Line.	3.301	5.558
KY 69 - From US 60 at Hawesville to Indiana State Line.	13.080	13.972
(41) Hardin County:
US 31WB - From Western Kentucky Parkway to US 31W.	.202	3.704
US 31W - From US 31W Bypass to Meade County Line.	18.818	33.040
US 31W - From Meade County Line to Jefferson County Line.	33.040	37.143
KY 61 - From Larue County Line to US 31W.	.000	5.309
(42) Harlan County:
US 119 - From Bell County Line along existing and proposed routes to Letcher County Line.	.000	39.182
US 421 - From Virginia State Line to Leslie County Line.	.000	27.632
(43) Harrison County:
US 27 - From Bourbon County Line to Pendleton County Line.	.000	19.472
(44) Henderson County:
US 41 - From Pennyrile Parkway to Indiana State Line (north urban limits of Henderson).	13.414	21.193
US 41A - From Dixon Street to the northern most loop of the interchange with US 41.	13.235	17.760
US 60 - From Union County Line to US 41A (Dixon Road).	.000	10.435
KY 425 - From US 60 (Morganfield Road) via Henderson Bypass to end of the northbound ramp junction with the Pennyrile Parkway.	.000	6.201
(45) Henry County:
KY 55 - From Shelby County Line to KY 22 west in Eminence.	.000	1.408
KY 22 - From KY 55 south to KY 55 north.	7.420	7.522
KY 55 - From KY 22 east to US 421.	1.408	4.490
US 421 - From Franklin County Line to Shelby County Line at Pleasureville.	.000	6.434
US 421 - From Shelby County Line near Pleasureville to Trimble County Line.	6.434	25.144
(46) Hickman County:
US 51 - From Fulton County Line to Carlisle County Line.	.000	14.451
KY 239 - From Fulton County Line to KY 123.	0.000	3.753
KY 123 - From KY 239 to Proposed FAP 94 at Hailwell.	10.048	15.788
KY 123 - From Bottery Road in South Columbus to KY 58.	20.882	21.787
Proposed FAP 94 - From KY 123 at Hailwell along Cole and Chalk Bluff Roads to KY 123 at South Columbus.	.000	6.000
KY 58 - From KY 123 to KY 80 at Columbus.	0.573	0.761
KY 80 - From KY 58 to KY 123.	0.000	1.526
KY 123 - From KY 80 to Carlisle County Line.	21.787	22.958
(47) Hopkins County:
KY 281 - From east limits of interchange ramps of Pennyrile Parkway to US 41.	.000	.712
US 41A - From US 41 and KY 281 to Webster County Line.	.000	13.278
(48) Jackson County:
KY 30 - From Laurel County Line to Owsley County Line.	.000	20.919
US 421 - From Clay County Line to Rockcastle County Line.	.000	29.585
(49) Jefferson County:
US 31W - From Hardin County Line via Dixie Highway, Bernheim Lane, 22nd Street, Dumesnil Street and 21st Street to US 31 east at Main and 2nd Streets.	.000	22.135
US 150 - From Main Street via 21st Street and 22nd Street to I-64.	.000	.741
US 150T - From 22nd Street to 21st Street.	.000	.089
US 31 - From US 31E (Main Street) via George Rogers Clark Bridge to 0.02 mile north of 4th Street in Jeffersonville, Indiana.	.000	1.122
US 31E - From Bullitt County Line to US 31W at Main and 2nd Streets.	.000	17.987
US 42 - From Baxter Avenue to US 60.	.000	.805
US 42 - From I-264 to KY 841.	5.779	8.951
KY 841 - From US 31W at Dixie Highway via Gene Snyder Freeway to I-65.	.000	10.250
KY 841 - From I-71 ramps to US 42.	34.758	37.006
KY 1934 - From KY 1230 (Cane Run Road) to I-264.	.000	7.593
US 60 - From US 42 to Story Avenue.	.000	.123
(50) Jessamine County:
US 27 - From the Garrard County Line to Fayette County Line.	.000	15.070
US 68 - From Mercer County Line to Fayette County Line.	.000	12.060
(51) Johnson County:
US 23 - From Floyd County Line to Lawrence County Line.	.000	18.386
US 460 - From Magoffin County Line to US 23 near Paintsville.	.000	7.809
KY 321 - From Floyd County Line to US 23 north of Paintsville.	.000	9.562
KY 40 - From US 460 to KY 321.	8.741	9.293
(52) Kenton County:
KY 8 - From 4th Street to the Campbell County Line.	6.434	7.662
KY 1120 - From I-75 to Campbell County Line.	.000	1.212
(53) Knott County:
KY 15 - From Letcher County Line to Perry County Line.	.000	9.380
KY 80 - From Perry County Line to Floyd County Line.	.000	20.093
(54) Knox County:
US 25E - From Bell County Line to Laurel County Line.	.000	26.571
KY 90 - From Whitley County Line to 1.621 miles south of US 25E at KY 3041 (Proposed).	.000	2.100
KY 3041 - From 1.621 miles south of US 25E to US 25E.	.000	1.621
KY 3085 - From Bell County Line via Old US 25E to junction with US 25E.	.000	2.140
(55) Larue County:
KY 61 - From Green County Line via Hodgenville Bypass to Hardin County Line.	.000	13.603
US 31E - From KY 61 south via Hodgenville to Nelson County Line.	6.900	20.725
(56) Laurel County:
US 25E - From Knox County Line in Corbin to west limits of I-75 ramps.	.000	2.024
US 25 - From Daniel Boone Parkway in London to KY 490.	13.612	16.315
KY 490 - From US 25 to KY 30 at East Bernstadt.	.000	.877
KY 30 - From KY 490 to Jackson County Line.	1.404	9.806
KY 80 - From Pulaski County Line to the Daniel Boone Parkway and US 25 near London.	.000	11.083
KY 192 - From west ramps of I-75 to the Daniel Boone Parkway east of London.	18.190	22.041
(57) Lawrence County:
US 23 - From Johnson County Line to Boyd County Line.	.000	28.947
KY 645 - From US 23 to Martin County Line.	.000	5.205
(58) Lee County:
KY 11 - From Owsley County Line via Beattyville to Wolfe County Line.	.000	14.845
(59) Leslie County:
US 421 - From Harlan County Line via Main Street in Hyden to KY 118 (Hyden Spur).	.000	22.613
KY 118 - From US 421 in Hyden via Hyden Spur to Daniel Boone Parkway.	.000	3.524
(60) Letcher County:
KY 15 - From US 119 at Whitesburg to KY 7 North at Isom.	.000	9.230
KY 7 - From KY 15 to KY 15.	13.497	14.157
KY 15 - From KY 7 South in Isom to Knott County Line.	9.230	10.675
US 23 - From Virginia State Line along existing and proposed alignment to Pike County Line.	.000	7.070
US 119 - From Harlan County Line to proposed US 23 near Virginia State Line.	.000	27.798
(61) Lewis County:
KY 9 - From Carter County Line to Mason County Line.	.000	31.218
KY 8C - From KY 10 to KY 8 south of Quincy.	.000	.127
KY 8 - From KY 8C south of Quincy to Greenup County Line.	28.575	36.910
KY 10 - From KY 9 Greenup County Line.	6.788	19.834
(62) Lincoln County:
US 27 - From Pulaski County Line via Stanford to Garrard County Line.	.000	21.982
US 127 - From Casey County Line via Hustonville to Boyle County Line.	.000	10.847
US 150 - From Boyle County Line to US 150 Bypass.	.000	4.347
US 150B - From US 150 to US 150.	.000	3.522
US 150 - From US 150/US 150 Bypass near Preacherville Road to Rockcastle County Line.	8.705	19.665
(63) Livingston County:
US 60 - From McCracken County Line via Smithland, Burna, and Salem to Crittenden County Line.	.000	29.059
US 62 - From Marshall County Line via Lake City to Lyon County Line.	.000	2.854
(64) Logan County:
US 79 - From Todd County Line via Clarksville Road and 9th Street to US 431 North.	.000	12.135
US 68 - From Todd County Line via Hopkinsville Road, 4th Street and Franklin Street to Warren County Line.	.000	26.567
US 431 - From Tennessee State Line to Muhlenberg County Line.	.000	31.898
US 68X - From US 68 west of Auburn via Old US 68 to US 60 east of Auburn.	.000	3.035
KY 3172 - From KY 73 via Old US 68 to Warren County Line.	.000	2.515
(65) Lyon County:
US 62 - From Livingston County Line to US 641 at Fairview.	.000	10.465
US 641 - From US 62 at Fairview to Caldwell County Line.	.000	5.715
(66) McCracken County:
US 45 - From Graves County Line via Lone Oak Road and Jackson Street to US 60 East (Jackson Street).	.000	10.820
US 60 - From Ballard County Line via Hinkleville Road and Park Avenue to US 45 (28th Street) at Laclede.	.000	13.544
US 60 - From US 45 (28th Street) via Jackson Street, 21st Street, Beltline Highway, and Division Street to the Livingston County Line.	13.544	20.028
US 62 - From US 60 to US 68.	12.881	15.513
US 68 - From US 62 to Marshall County Line.	.000	2.677
(67) McCreary County:
US 27 - From Tennessee State Line to Pulaski County Line.	.000	22.252
KY 90 - From US 27 to Whitley County Line.	.000	11.920
(68) McLean County:
US 431 - From Muhlenberg County Line to Daviess County Line.	.000	11.573
(69) Madison County:
KY 1295 - From Garrard County Line to KY 52.	.000	4.529
KY 52 - From KY 1295 via Lancaster Avenue to KY 876.	5.444	10.910
KY 954 - From Garrard County Line to KY 21.	.000	.139
KY 21 - From KY 954 via Lancaster Road and Chestnut Street in Berea to US 25 at Mt. Vernon Road.	6.176	9.115
US 25 - From KY 21 West via Chestnut Street in Berea to KY 21 East.	2.863	3.810
KY 21 - From US 25 at Estill Street via Prospect Street and Big Hill Road in Berea to US 421.	9.115	14.196
KY 876 - From west limits of I-75 interchange in Richmond to KY 52 (Irvine Road).	7.097	10.755
US 25 - From US 421 via Big Hill Avenue to KY 876.	11.960	15.500
US 421 - From US 25 to Rockcastle County Line.	.000	13.031
US 421S - From KY 52 (Irvine Road) to north urban limits of Richmond at US 25.	.000	3.900
US 25 - From proposed Richmond Bypass to northwest limits of I-75 interchange at Richmond.	19.188	20.158
KY 627 - From US 25 west of I-75 to Clark County Line.	.000	6.118
(70) Magoffin County:
KY 114 - From US 460 to Floyd County Line.	.000	5.026
US 460 - From Morgan County Line to Johnson County Line.	.000	20.426
(71) Marion County:
US 68 - From Taylor County Line to KY 55 (Walnut St.).	.000	10.690
KY 55 - From US 68 (Main Street) via Walnut Street to KY 49 (St. Marys Road).	.000	.389
KY 49 - From KY 55 (St. Marys Road) via Walnut Street to KY 49 (Proctor Knott Avenue).	17.815	17.968
KY 55 - From KY 55 (Proctor Knott Avenue) via Walnut and Spalding Avenue to Washington County Line.	.389	4.669
(72) Marshall County:
KY 58 - From Graves County Line to KY 80.	.000	2.156
KY 80 - From KY 58 to US 68.	.000	16.926
US 68 - From McCracken County Line to Trigg County Line.	.000	28.085
US 641 - From Calloway County Line to US 62.	.000	19.422
US 62 - From I-24 to Livingston County Line.	8.805	12.081
US 641S - From US 641 to Purchase Parkway.	.000	3.519
KY 348 - From Purchase Parkway to US 641.	7.448	8.325
(73) Martin County:
KY 645 - From KY 40 at a point west of Inez Bypass to KY 3 northbound south of Inez.	4.682	6.605
KY 3 - From KY 645 westbound via Inez Bypass to KY 645 eastbound.	9.709	10.019
KY 645 - From KY 3 southbound via Inez Bypass to KY 40 southeast of Inez.	6.605	7.632
KY 40 - From KY 645 southeast of Inez to West Virginia State Line.	11.900	20.280
KY 645 - From Lawrence County Line to KY 40 at a point west of Inez.	.000	4.682
(74) Mason County:
KY 11 - From Fleming County Line to KY 9.	.000	8.452
US 68 - From Fleming County Line to US 62 in Washington.	.000	11.854
US 62 - From US 68 in Washington via Lexington Road, Forest Avenue, and Aberdeen Bridge to Ohio State Line.	12.672	18.000
KY 9 - From Lewis County Line to Bracken County Line.	.000	19.554
KY 546S - From KY 9 to Ohio State Line via proposed New Bridge.	.000	4.600
(75) Meade County:
US 31W - From Hardin County Line to Hardin County Line.	.000	3.827
US 60 - From Breckinridge County Line to US 31W.	.000	15.644
KY 144 - From US 60 to KY 448 near Buck Grove.	25.390	28.665
KY 448 - From KY 144 to KY 1051 (Brandenburg Bypass).	.000	4.392
KY 1051 - From KY 448 via Brandenburg Bypass to KY 79.	.000	2.218
KY 79 - From KY 1051 via Brandenburg Bypass to Indiana State Line.	8.237	9.912
(76) Menifee County:
US 460 - From Montgomery County Line to Morgan County Line.	.000	19.750
(77) Mercer County:
US 127 - From Boyle County Line via Danville Road to US 68.	.000	4.402
US 68 - From US 127 at Mooreland Avenue to Jessamine County Line.	6.752	20.104
US 127 - From US 68 to Anderson County Line.	4.402	17.150
(78) Metcalfe County:
KY 90 - From Barren County Line to Cumberland County Line.	.000	11.719
(79) Montgomery County:
US 460 - From Bourbon County Line to KY 686 (Mount Sterling Bypass).	.000	8.281
KY 686 - From US 460 (Maysville Road) via Mount Sterling Bypass to US 460 (Frenchburg Road) at south urban limits of Mount Sterling.	.000	3.460
US 460 - From south urban limits of Mount Sterling to Menifee County Line.	10.702	22.151
(80) Morgan County:
KY 7 - From US 460 in West Liberty to Elliot County Line.	.000	11.683
KY 203 - From Wolfe County Line to US 460.	.000	3.761
US 460 - From Menifee County Line via West Liberty to Magoffin County Line.	.000	28.634
(81) Muhlenberg County:
US 431 - From Logan County Line to McLean County Line.	.000	27.779
(82) Nelson County:
US 31E - From Larue County Line via New Haven Road, Cathedral Street, and Stephen Foster Avenue to Spencer County Line.	.000	27.588
US 62 - From US 31E to US 150.	14.294	14.653
US 150 - From US 62 to Washington County Line.	.000	7.682
(83) Nicholas County:
US 68 - From Bourbon County Line to Robertson County Line.	.000	12.211
(84) Owen County:
US 127 - From Franklin County Line to KY 35 at Bromley.	.000	24.687
KY 35 - From US 127 to Gallatin County Line.	.000	4.132
(85) Owsley County:
KY 30 - From Jackson County Line to KY 11-North.	.000	11.206
KY 11 - From KY 30 to Lee County Line.	14.227	17.307
(86) Pendleton County:
US 27 - From Harrison County Line to Campbell County Line.	.000	19.422
KY 9 - From Bracken County Line to Campbell County Line.	.000	4.339
(87) Perry County:
KY 15 - From Knott County Line at Vicco to Breathitt County Line.	.000	25.179
KY 80 - From KY 15 to Knott County Line.	7.910	15.862
(88) Pike County:
US 23 - From Letcher County Line along proposed and existing alignments to Floyd County Line.	.000	35.123
US 119 - From US 23 north of Pikeville to West Virginia State Line.	.000	29.748
US 460 - From US 23 north of Shelbiana to Virginia State Line.	.000	24.865
(89) Powell County:
KY 11 - From Wolfe County Line to Mountain Parkway.	.000	3.504
(90) Pulaski County:
US 27 - From McCreary County Line to Lincoln County Line.	.000	30.693
KY 80B - From US 27 to KY 80.	.000	2.315
KY 80 - From KY 80 Bypass to Laurel County Line.	21.636	40.393
KY 90 - From Wayne County Line to US 27.	.000	4.169
KY 461 - From KY 80 to Rockcastle County Line.	.000	8.441
(91) Robertson County:
US 68 - From Nicholas County Line to Fleming County Line.	.000	1.357
(92) Rockcastle County:
US 150 - From Lincoln County Line to US 25 in Mount Vernon.	.000	10.511
US 25 - From I-75 to US 150.	11.764	13.882
US 421 - From Jackson County Line to Madison County Line.	.000	.601
KY 461 - From Pulaski County Line to US 25.	.000	9.404
US 25 - From KY 461 to I-75.	15.018	15.678
(93) Rowan County:
KY 32 - From Fleming County Line to south limits of I-64 interchange.	.000	5.784
(94) Russell County:
US 127 - From Clinton County Line to Casey County Line.	.000	26.998
(95) Scott County:
US 460 - From Franklin County Line to proposed Georgetown Bypass near Great Crossings.	.000	7.100
Proposed Georgetown Bypass - From US 460 Mainline near Great Crossings to US 25.	.000	3.400
US 460B - From US 25 via US 460 (Georgetown Bypass) to US 62/US 460.	.000	2.891
US 460 - From US 62/US 460B to Bourbon County Line.	8.583	15.421
(96) Shelby County:
KY 55 - From I-64 via Taylorsville Road to US 60	6.246	7.898
KY 55 - From KY 43/KY 2268 to Henry County Line.	9.131	17.850
US 60 - From KY 55 South (Taylorsville Road) via Midland Trail and Main Street to KY 55 North (Boone Station Road).	8.589	11.398
KY 2268 - From south end of Clear Creek Bridge via 7th Street and Pleasureville Road to KY 55.	0.000	1.308
KY 53 - From I-64 to US 60 (Frankfort Road) via Mt Eden Road.	6.188	7.978
US 421 - From Henry County Line to Henry County Line.	.000	.661
(97) Simpson County:
US 31W - From south limits of I-65 Interchange to KY 100.	2.300	6.252
KY 100 - From US 31W Mainline to the I-65 ramps east of I-65.	9.675	12.875
(98) Spencer County:
US 31E - From Nelson County Line to Bullitt County Line.	.000	2.433
(99) Taylor County:
KY 55 - From Adair County Line to US 68 (Broadway).	.000	10.293
US 68 - From KY 55 via Broadway to Marion County Line.	4.939	13.600
(100) Todd County:
US 41 - From Tennessee State Line to Christian County Line.	.000	12.458
US 79 - From Tennessee State Line to Logan County Line.	.000	10.606
US 68 - From Christian County Line to Logan County Line.	.000	14.060
(101) Trigg County:
US 68 - From Marshall County Line to Christian County Line.	.000	28.115
US 68X - From US 68 west of Cadiz to US 68 east of Cadiz.	0.000	4.519
KY 3468 - From US 68 east of Cadiz via Old US 68 to US 68 west of I-24.	0.000	2.840
(102) Trimble County:
US 421 - From Henry County Line to US 42 South.	.000	6.704
US 42 - From US 421 South in Bedford to US 421 North in Bedford.	8.078	8.249
US 421 - From US 42 North to Indiana State Line.	6.704	19.287
(103) Union County:
KY 56 - From Illinois State Line to proposed Morganfield Bypass.	.000	11.600
KY 56 - From existing US 56 via proposed Bypass to US 60.	.000	1.400
US 60 - From Crittenden County Line to proposed Morganfield Bypass.	.000	15.500
US 60 - From existing US 60 via proposed Bypass to US 60 east of Morganfield.	.000	2.900
US 60 - From proposed Bypass east of Morganfield to Henderson County Line.	18.100	26.069
KY 109 - From Webster County Line to US 60.	.000	1.536
(104) Warren County:
KY 101 - From I-65 to US 31W.	7.861	11.641
US 31W - From KY 101 south to KY 101 north.	27.869	28.557
KY 101 - From US 31W to Edmonson County Line.	11.641	12.850
US 68 - From Logan County Line to US 31W.	.000	13.060
US 31W - From US 68 to KY 446 Overpass.	14.670	17.569
KY 446 - From US 31W to I-65.	.000	1.090
KY 880 - From KY 185 to US 68.	.000	5.128
KY 185 - From KY 880 to US 68.	.000	.292
US 231 - From Allen County Line to I-65.	.000	9.106
KY 3172 - From Logan County Line via Old US 68 to KY 240.	.000	0.300
(105) Washington County:
KY 55 - From Marion County Line to US 150.	.000	4.551
KY 555 - From US 150 to north end of Bluegrass Parkway Interchange.	.000	14.738
US 150 - From Nelson County Line to Boyle County Line.	.000	21.359
(106) Wayne County:
KY 90 - From Clinton County Line to Pulaski County Line.	.000	25.235
(107) Webster County:
US 41A - From Hopkins County Line to KY 670.	.000	1.324
KY 670 - From US 41A to KY 109.	.000	2.712
KY 109 - From KY 670 to Union County Line.	2.876	14.664
(108) Whitley County:
KY 90 - From McCreary County Line to US 25W.	.000	8.328
US 25W - From KY 90 to east limits of I-75 ramps.	22.183	29.677
KY 90 - From US 25W along proposed alignment to Knox County Line.	.000	2.000
(109) Wolfe County:
KY 15 - From Breathitt County Line to KY 191.	.000	9.515
KY 15S - From KY 15 to westbound land of Mountain Parkway.	.000	1.054
KY 11 - From Lee County Line to Powell County Line.	.000	5.317
KY 191 - From KY 15 Spur to KY 203.	.000	10.342
KY 203 - From KY 191 to Morgan County Line.	.000	1.323
(110) Woodford County:
US 60 - From Franklin County Line to Fayette County Line.	.000	13.039

Section 12. No Encroachment Permits for Vegetation Control. An encroachment permit shall not be issued pursuant to the provisions of 603 KAR 5:150 for the clearing or trimming of vegetation on state-owned right-of-way which is in front of an outdoor advertising device.

Section 13. Material Incorporated by Reference. (1) The following material is incorporated by reference:

(a) "The FHWA/Kentucky Agreement for the Control of Outdoor Advertising" between the Kentucky Department of Highways and the Federal Highway Administration, executed December 23, 1971; and

(b) "Application for an Advertising Device Permit," Form TC 99-31, October 1997 edition;

(c) "Measurement of Commercially or Industrially Developed Area," a Transportation Cabinet document effective March 1997.

(2) Material incorporated by reference as a part of this administrative regulation may be viewed, copied, or obtained from the Transportation Cabinet, Permits Branch, 11th Floor, State Office Building, 501 High Street, Frankfort, Kentucky 40622. The telephone number is (502) 564-4105. The business hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. eastern time on weekdays. (20 Ky.R. 236; eff. 10-5-93; Am. 22 Ky.R. 1367; 1635; 1851; eff. 4-5-96; 24 Ky.R. 157; 612; 875; 1076; eff. 10-7-97.)