Inside Scoop On L.A.'s Billboard Ban

The Planning Report interviews a Los Angeles City Council member on the movement to ban billboards -- and not just in L.A.

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May 23, 2002, 1:00 PM PDT

By Chris Steins @planetizen

The recent approval of a billboard ban in the City of Los Angeles is not something that grew overnight, rather it was a 30 year battle waged in every hallowed corridor of City Hall. Over that time Cindy Miscikowski watched as different versions of the ban fell to defeat because of the billboard industry's strength within the city. The Planning Report interviews the L.A. Councilmember after the ordinance's passage to get her take on the importance of the ban, the factors that came together to allow its passage, and what the movement to ban billboards will mean--not just in L.A.--but throughout California.

Thanks to Jon Lonner

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Thursday, May 23, 2002 in The Planning Report

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