N.M. Admin. Code § 18.32.2.9 - PERMITS
A. No newspaper
vending machines shall be placed in rest areas unless the Department has issued
a written permit to the appropriate vendor.
B. A written permit will only be issued upon
receipt of a written application in which the vendor has provided the following
information:
(1) the vendor's name;
(2) the vendor's address;
(3) the vendor's telephone number;
(4) the name of a spokesperson or contact
employed by the vendor;
(5) the
name of the newspaper or publication;
(6) the particular rest area desired for the
newspaper vending machine;
(7) a
description of the vending machine listing its dimensions, its weight, its
material composition, and its manufacturer.
C. The Department shall have fifteen (15)
days from receipt of an application to either issue a written permit or deny
the application. The letter of denial shall contain specific reasons for
denying the application. The fifteen (15) day period may be extended upon
mutual agreement of the parties. The fifteen (15) day response period by the
Department shall not begin to run until the application has been received by
the appropriate maintenance engineer.
D. The permits shall be for one (1) year and
must be renewed by the vendor by a timely application submitted prior to the
expiration of the term.
E. The
permit shall be effective as to each newspaper vending machine described in
said permit until the expiration date of the permit, or the newspaper vending
machine is permanently removed by the Department or by the vendor; except that
a permit shall terminate if the newspaper vending machine is not installed
within sixty (60) days of issuance of the permit.
F. A permit issued under this rule is
non-transferable. All vendors must seek and obtain a written permit as
described in this rule prior to placing any newspaper vending machines or
making use of newspaper vending machines purchased from other
vendors.
G. The permit issued by
the Department shall designate the area authorized for placement of the
approved newspaper vending machine. No other area may be used by the vendor
except with the express written permission of the Department.
H. A vendor may appeal any adverse
determination of the Department pursuant to the appeal process set forth in
Section 12.
I. Applications for
permits shall be directed by the vendors to the district engineer, or his
designee, of the appropriate highway district having control over the rest
area.
J. Except as specifically
authorized by this rule, all communications relevant to the administration of
this rule, including interpretation of provisions therein, shall occur between
the vendor and the maintenance engineer or his designee in the highway district
having control over the rest area affected.
K. No permit shall be issued for the
dissemination of obscene materials or any other materials not protected by the
First Amendment to the United States Constitution.
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