Louisiana HB882 regulates outdoor advertising by increasing spacing requirements and prohibiting wooden signs.
Louisiana HB882 amends existing law to increase the minimum spacing between outdoor advertising signs from 150 feet to 1,000 feet. The bill applies this spacing requirement to any interstate highway, freeway, or non-freeway on the Federal Aid Primary System and National Highway System. It also prohibits the erection of outdoor advertising signs constructed of wood, including their structural or supporting components. Signs lawfully erected before the effective date of this Act may continue but must comply with the new standards upon replacement, substantial repair, or relocation.
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