Advertising displays: customary maintenance.
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Overview
This bill clarifies the definition of ‘customary maintenance’ for outdoor advertising displays in California. It specifically states that maintaining an existing display, such as replacing posts or using stronger materials, is considered customary maintenance and doesn’t require government compensation. The bill aims to ensure that businesses can properly maintain their advertising displays without facing unnecessary restrictions or fees. This legislation focuses on protecting the existing structure and integrity of these displays.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘customary maintenance’ as activities to maintain an advertising display’s existing physical configuration.
- Allows for replacing structural members like posts and bracing.
- Permits the use of stronger materials for maintenance.
Who is affected
- Outdoor advertising businesses
- Advertising display owners
- Local governments regulating advertising displays
Notable changes
- Provides a clearer definition of what constitutes customary maintenance.
- Explicitly allows for material upgrades as part of maintenance.
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