Eliminates specific statutory restrictions on outdoor advertisement in West Virginia.
This bill seeks to amend and reenact Section 17-22-4 of the West Virginia Code, removing specific statutory restrictions on outdoor advertising. It aims to eliminate certain limitations on outdoor signs, displays, and devices, including those related to the use of words like "stop" or "danger," imitation of official signs, directing traffic, lighting, and placement on natural features. The bill also addresses restrictions on sign size, location, and placement near certain public areas and roadways.
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