Digital billboard spacing along highway corridors
Summary
A proposal to place a digital billboard within about 650 feet of another digital sign near 51st and Harvard raised fears that eroding the 1,200-foot spacing rule could flood highway corridors with electronic billboards. Competing outdoor-advertising firms opposed it.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost, but billboard spacing affects sign-industry revenue and corridor aesthetics.
Property owners and billboard operators seeking new advertising revenue near a redeveloped retail site.
Neighbors and drivers who could face added visual clutter and driver distraction; competing sign firms also opposed.
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