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Council asks staff to draft ordinance restricting alcohol advertising near schools and youth facilities
Summary
Garden Grove City Council voted to ask staff to prepare an ordinance that would limit alcohol and drug advertising near schools, parks and youth recreation areas; the motion passed 6‑yes, 1‑abstain and staff said constitutional issues will be researched before drafting the ordinance.
The Garden Grove City Council voted Tuesday to direct staff to draft an ordinance restricting alcohol and drug advertising near schools, parks and youth recreational facilities and return to the council for consideration.
Councilmember [name on record as] Bridal introduced the request, saying a mural advertising alcohol near youth centers and schools raised concern. After discussion about constitutional constraints, the council approved a motion to have staff research legal viability and prepare an ordinance; the vote recorded six…
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