Pursuant to Florida Statutes § 479.02(8), the Department shall update its outdoor advertising database inventory information for all permitted signs no less than every two years. This inventory shall provide, as a minimum, the following current information derived from field review and historical information contained in the Department’s files:

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    (1) Location of the sign;
    (2) Original sign permit issue date;
    (3) Date the sign was erected;
    (4) Height, width and square footage of each sign facing;
    (5) Number and type of support structures used;
    (6) Height above ground level of the sign facing;
    (7) Sign structure height;
    (8) Whether the sign is lighted;
    (9) Whether the sign is in conformance with local land use requirements;
    (10) Whether the sign is in an urban area;
    (11) Whether the sign is in an incorporated area;
    (12) Status of the sign, whether conforming, nonconforming, or illegal;
    (13) Permittee’s name and address;
    (14) Sign permit number(s), current and previous, assigned to the sign facing;
    (15) Status of the sign permit, whether active or canceled, revoked, expired, or void; and,
    (16) Date the sign was removed, when applicable.
Changes made to the Department’s previous inventory records to reflect physical characteristics of a sign or sign facing existing at the time of an inventory update shall not create a waiver or constitute forgiveness of any violation of the provisions of Florida Statutes Chapter 479
Rulemaking Authority 334.044(2), 479.02(7), (8) FS. Law Implemented 339.05, 479.01, 479.02, 479.03, 479.07(9) FS. History-New 6-28-98, Amended 10-3-10.