Tex. Transp. Code Section 391.093
Eligibility for Display on Sign


(a)

A commercial establishment, to be eligible to have its name displayed on a specific information logo sign, must provide gas, food, lodging, camping, or pharmacy services and be located not more than three miles from an interchange on an eligible highway. If no service participating or willing to participate in the specific information logo sign program is located within three miles of an interchange, the commission may grant permits for commercial establishments located not farther than:

(1)

six miles from the interchange;

(2)

nine miles from the interchange if no service participating or willing to participate in the program is located within six miles from the interchange;

(3)

12 miles from the interchange if no service participating or willing to participate in the program is located within nine miles of the interchange; or

(4)

15 miles from the interchange if no service participating or willing to participate in the program is located within 12 miles of the interchange.

(b)

An establishment that provides gas must operate continuously at least 12 hours each day and provide:

(1)

vehicle services, including fuel, oil, and water;

(2)

tire repair, unless the establishment is self-service;

(3)

restroom facilities and drinking water; and

(4)

a telephone for use by the public.

(c)

An establishment that provides food must:

(1)

have any required license or other evidence showing compliance with applicable public health or sanitation laws;

(2)

operate continuously at least 10 hours a day and serve two meals a day; and

(3)

provide:

(A)

seating capacity for at least 16 persons;

(B)

public restrooms; and

(C)

a telephone for use by the public.

(d)

An establishment that provides lodging must:

(1)

have any required license or other evidence showing compliance with applicable laws regulating facilities providing lodging;

(2)

provide at least 10 rooms; and

(3)

provide a telephone for use by the public.

(e)

An establishment that provides camping must:

(1)

have any required license or other evidence showing compliance with applicable laws regulating camping facilities;

(2)

provide adequate parking accommodations; and

(3)

provide drinking water and modern sanitary facilities.

(f)

The department shall by rule provide that an establishment that provides lodging is eligible to have its name displayed on a specific information logo sign if the establishment is:

(1)

visible from an eligible highway or an interchange on an eligible highway; and

(2)

located on a street that is not more than two turns off the access or frontage road to the eligible highway.

(g)

An establishment is eligible to have two names displayed on the same specific information logo sign panel if the establishment provides:

(1)

two food outlets in a shared space under common ownership; or

(2)

gas and food outlets in a shared space under common ownership.

(h)

An establishment that provides pharmacy services must operate continuously for 24 hours each day and provide pharmacy services for 24 hours each day.
Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995. Amended by Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 30.22(c), eff. Sept. 1, 1997; Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 841, Sec. 1, eff. Aug. 30, 1999; Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 602, Sec. 3, eff. Sept. 1, 2003.
Amended by:
Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 156 (H.B. 2453), Sec. 1, eff. September 1, 2005.

Source: Section 391.093 — Eligibility for Display on Sign, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/TN/htm/TN.­391.­htm#391.­093 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).

391.001
Definitions
391.002
Purpose
391.003
Violation of Rule
391.004
Disposition of Fees
391.006
Complaints
391.031
Unlawful Commercial Signs
391.032
Regulation of Commercial Signs in Industrial or Commercial Area
391.033
Acquisition of Commercial Signs by Commission
391.034
Nuisance
391.035
Civil Penalty
391.036
Scope of Commission Responsibility
391.038
Sign Height
391.039
Spacing Requirements in Certain Municipalities
391.061
License for Commercial Signs
391.062
Issuance and Period of License
391.063
License Fee
391.064
Surety Bond
391.065
Rules
391.066
Revocation or Suspension of License
391.067
Permit for Commercial Signs
391.068
Issuance of Permit
391.069
Fee Amounts
391.070
Exceptions for Certain Nonprofit Organizations
391.091
Erection and Maintenance of Signs
391.092
Regulation of Signs Generally
391.093
Eligibility for Display on Sign
391.094
Duty Not to Discriminate
391.095
Placement of Signs
391.096
Disposition of Funds
391.098
Variances
391.099
Tourist-oriented Directional Sign Program
391.121
Prohibited Junkyard
391.122
Authority of Commission to Screen Junkyard
391.123
Rules Relating to Screening of Junkyards
391.124
Compensation to Owner of Junkyard
391.125
Injunction to Require Screening
391.126
Civil Penalty
391.127
Salvage Vehicle Dealer License
391.151
Acquisition for Scenic Enhancement
391.152
Acquisition for Public Accommodation
391.181
Powers and Methods of Acquisition
391.182
State Vouchers and Warrants
391.183
Recording of Instruments
391.184
Disposal of State Real Property
391.211
Applicability of Subchapter
391.212
Regulation of Certain Commercial Signs
391.213
Violation of Rule
391.252
Prohibited Commercial Signs
391.253
Reerection, Reconstruction, Repair, or Rebuilding of Commercial Signs
391.254
Civil Penalty
391.255
Applicability of Subchapter
391.256
Scenic Byways Program
391.0355
Administrative Penalty
391.0381
Violations by Certain Persons of Sign Height Provision: Permit Denial
391.0661
Applicability of License
391.0935
Major Shopping Area Guide Signs

Accessed:
Jun. 5, 2024

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