Modifies outdoor advertising regulations, including permit requirements, size limits, and lighting restrictions.
Modifies outdoor advertising regulations by establishing permit requirements for signs erected after August 28, 1992, and waiving permit fees for landowners who own both the land and the business being advertised. It sets maximum size limits for signs, restricts lighting to prevent interference with traffic signs and driver visibility, and outlines spacing requirements between signs. The bill also defines "unzoned commercial or industrial land" and exempts certain organizations from permit fees.
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