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Council gives consensus to allow one digital billboard by right in certain PADs along Loop 303, directs broader regulatory review
Summary
City staff briefed the Glendale City Council at its April 22 workshop on Zoning Text Amendment ZTA‑25, a proposed change to the city’s rules for digital billboards along Loop 303.
City staff briefed the Glendale City Council at its April 22 workshop on Zoning Text Amendment ZTA‑25, a proposed change to how digital billboards are regulated along Loop 303. Tabitha Perry, deputy director of development services, presented the staff report and asked the council for two separate items of direction.
Perry reviewed the city’s billboard regulation history: the city adopted static billboard limits in the 1993 zoning ordinance; in 2012 digital‑billboard rules were adopted for the Sports & Entertainment Corridor (Loop 101) that limit siting, spacing and require an 8‑second ad interval; and in 2016 a scenic‑corridor overlay was added along portions of Loop 101. The Unified Development Code (UDC) currently mirrors 101 standards for the Loop 303 corridor. Under the UDC, digital billboards are permitted only within Planned…
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