[This rule 2 CCR 601-12 was known as “Rules and Regulations for the Erection, Administration, and Maintenance of Tourist Oriented Direction Signs within Highway Rights of Way.”  In a joint rulemaking, this rule was repealed and re-promulgated into another existing CDOT Rule 2 CCR 601-7 previously titled “Standards Pertaining to Specific Information Signs and Business Plaques,” and now titled “Rules, Regulations, and Standards Pertaining to LOGOs and TODS signs.”]

Colorado Department of transportation

Transportation Commission
CCR 601-12
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE ERECTION, ADMINISTRATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF TOURIST ORIENTED DIRECTIONAL SIGNS WITHIN HIGHWAY RIGHTS-OF-WAY – Repealed Effective September 30, 2011.

 [Editor’s Notes follow the text of the rules at the end of this CCR Document.]
STATEMENT OF BASIS AND PURPOSE
The Executive Director, upon the Department’s recommendation, has repealed this rule, 2 CCR 601-12 because the entire rule has been updated and incorporated into another existing CDOT Rule, 2 CCR 601-7, thus rendering this rule obsolete.