Trans 200.08(1)(k)1.1. The businesses, services or activities with existing permitted tourist-oriented directional signs. Trans 200.08(1)(k)2.2. Businesses, services or activities with the earliest received application. Applications received on the same day will be considered received simultaneously. Trans 200.08(1)(k)3.3. The business, service or activity that is nearest the highway on which the tourist-oriented directional sign is located. Trans 200.08(1)(L)(L) Any tourist-oriented directional sign for a business, service or activity operated on a seasonal basis shall be removed during off-seasons. The permittee shall notify the department or its contractor not less than 15 calendar days before the closing and reopening date. Trans 200.08(1)(m)2.2. That has an objectionable appearance as determined by the department due to accident, vandalism, fading, deterioration or other causes. Trans 200.08(1)(m)4.4. In violation of an order of the department or any court of competent jurisdiction. Trans 200.08(1)(m)5.5. For any business service or activity that fails to conform with all applicable laws concerning the provision of public accommodations without regard to race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation or national origin. Trans 200.08(1)(m)6.6. If the business, service or activity does not meet pertinent health and other administrative regulations including, but not limited to, licensure by an appropriate agency. Trans 200.08(1)(m)7.7. Until an investigation by the department determines that no conflict resulting in unsafe driving conditions will exist with other official traffic control devices. Trans 200.08(1)(m)8.8. Which displays the hours of operation or dates of operation, if seasonal, of the business, service or activity. Trans 200.08(1)(m)9.9. To direct to a business, service or activity that is located on the same highway on which tourist-oriented directional signs are requested. Trans 200.08(1)(n)(n) Tourist-oriented directional sign removal shall not be stayed by filing any appeal of the department’s decision or order to remove a tourist-oriented directional sign. A reviewing court may order a stay upon such terms as it deems proper pursuant to s. 227.54, Stats. Trans 200.08(1)(o)(o) Tourist-oriented directional sign removal shall not affect a sign requestor’s liability for any unpaid fees, interest and costs of collection as determined by the department. Trans 200.08(2)(2) Businesses, services, activities permitted. In order to qualify for a tourist-oriented directional sign, the business, service or activity: Trans 200.08(2)(a)(a) Shall be conducted in an appropriate area or in a building appropriately designed for the purpose and shall be open to the public; Trans 200.08(2)(b)(b) May not be conducted in a building principally used as a residence unless there is a convenient, separate and well-marked entrance leading to the business, service or activity; Trans 200.08(2)(c)(c) Shall be maintained in a manner consistent with standards generally accepted for that type of business, service or activity; Trans 200.08(2)(d)(d) Shall be of significant interest to the traveling public to the extent that 50% or more of its annual visitors or its annual gross income is derived from customers residing outside the immediate area in which the business, service or activity is located; and Trans 200.08(2)(e)5.b.b. Be open a minimum of 8 hours per day, and 5 days per week, if the highway on which the tourist-oriented directional sign is located is a state trunk highway;