Advertising displays: City of Los Angeles: exemption: ordinance.
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- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill modifies California law to clarify and expand the exemption for outdoor advertising displays in the City of Los Angeles. Specifically, it allows the City of Los Angeles to create ordinances that regulate these displays, outlining parameters like signage limits, illumination restrictions, and prohibited advertising content. The bill also authorizes the city to phase in the authorization of these displays over time, providing flexibility in their placement and size while maintaining overall control.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the City of Los Angeles to create ordinances regulating outdoor advertising displays.
- Defines parameters for allowable signage, including limits on number and size, illumination restrictions, and prohibited advertising.
- Permits the City of Los Angeles to phase in the authorization of advertising displays over time.
- Requires advertising displays to comply with specific spacing requirements along freeways.
- Mandates message center displays to be available for public service messages.
- Requires the Department of Transportation to ensure displays comply with federal regulations.
- Provides a process for the City of Los Angeles to be indemnified if it fails to ensure compliance.
- Clarifies that the City of Los Angeles retains the ability to prohibit or further restrict advertising displays.
Who is affected
- City of Los Angeles
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