Outdoor advertising displays: arenas: exemptions.
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Overview
This bill modifies the regulations for outdoor advertising displays near arenas in California. It extends an existing exemption, allowing advertising displays on arena premises to be authorized by local ordinances instead of the standard Outdoor Advertising Act regulations, but with a new deadline of January 1, 2032, for these authorizations. The bill also limits the number of displays allowed and requires federal approval to avoid reducing highway funding, and establishes distance requirements between displays at different arenas.
Key provisions
- Extends an exemption for advertising displays at arenas, allowing them to be authorized by local ordinances.
- Changes the authorization deadline from January 1, 2021, to January 1, 2032.
- Limits the number of advertising displays allowed at an arena to two.
- Requires federal approval to ensure displays don't reduce highway funding.
- Establishes a minimum distance of 5,000 feet between advertising displays at different arenas.
- Specifies requirements for local ordinances authorizing displays, including signage regulations.
- Requires message center displays to be available for public service messages.
- Addresses the continued authorization of displays erected before January 1, 2027.
Who is affected
- Arena owners and operators
- Local governments (cities, counties)
- Advertising display companies
- Federal Highway Administration
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