Illinois HB3015 amends the Highway Advertising Control Act to allow business signs on Interstate 90 before Exit 25.
Illinois HB3015 amends the Highway Advertising Control Act of 1971 to allow signs advertising businesses, including gas stations, on the eastbound and westbound lanes of Interstate 90 before Exit 25 (Genoa Road). The bill maintains restrictions on signs that imitate official traffic signs, are placed on natural features, are unsafe, or are adjacent to scenic byways. The changes aim to balance business advertising needs with maintaining road safety and aesthetics.
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