military compatibility permit zoning
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Overview
This bill modifies Arizona’s outdoor advertising regulations to specifically address the placement of signs near military installations. It requires a ‘military compatibility permit’ for outdoor advertising structures located within a designated area surrounding military airports and facilities, ensuring that the advertising is not the primary reason for the permit’s issuance. The bill also outlines specific technical requirements for electronic outdoor advertising within this area, including brightness limits and operational restrictions.
Key provisions
- Requires a ‘military compatibility permit’ for outdoor advertising near military installations.
- Designates a specific geographic area (a 40-mile radius around Bullhead City) for electronic outdoor advertising regulations.
- Specifies that outdoor advertising permits for this area must not be primarily for the purpose of advertising.
- Establishes brightness limits and operational restrictions for electronic outdoor advertising signs within the designated area.
- Outlines procedures for converting existing outdoor advertising to electronic formats.
- Defines specific coordinates for the area subject to electronic advertising regulations.
- Addresses nonconforming signs and their preservation.
- Requires notification to the department upon conversion to electronic advertising.
Who is affected
- Outdoor advertising companies
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