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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for applying for a sign permit in Sarasota County, Florida. It includes information on the Construction Lien Law, county responsibilities regarding compliance with ordinances, permit expiration, refund policies, and necessary documentation for application processing. Additionally, it specifies the types of signs eligible for permits and the minimum requirements needed to submit an application.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Sarasota County Sign Permit Application in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Sign Site Location' details, including the business name, parcel ID, owner's name, and contact information.
Fill in the contractor's information, ensuring you include their name, license number, and contact details.
In the 'General Info' section, check all applicable types of signs and provide proposed dimensions for new signage.
Complete the 'Property Sign Information' section by detailing existing signage square footage and location specifics.
Attach any required documents such as site plans and engineered drawings directly within the editor for a streamlined submission process.
Review all entered information for accuracy before signing off on the application to ensure compliance with local regulations.

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What does the Florida highway safety and motor vehicles do?

Florida Highway Patrol promotes a safe driving environment by responding to, investigating, and clearing highways of traffic crashes; investigating fatalities; assisting stranded motorists and those in need of assistance; and investigating and performing criminal interdiction activities.

How do I speak to someone at FlhsMV?

Customer Service Center representatives are available Monday Friday, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m., (EST) at 850-617-2000. Please be prepared to provide your driver license number, Social Security number, title or vehicle identification number.

Can I walk into the Florida DMV without an appointment?

Appointments are recommended, but not required at most offices. Look at the list of officessome are by Appointment Only. Otherwise, you can go to any office that is convenient. Visit the FLHSMV fees page for more information and a list of fees.

Why did I get mail from FLHSMV?

If your insurance company notifies us that you cancelled or removed a vehicle from a policy, and your vehicle has a valid Florida registration and no other active Florida policy is reported by another insurance company, the department sends a letter notifying you to provide the required insurance coverage information.

Why am I getting a letter from Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles?

If your insurance company notifies FLHSMV, they will send a letter notifying you to provide the required insurance coverage information. You may also receive a letter from FLHSMV to verify your insurance because of a crash or receiving a citation for driving without proof of insurance.