Signed by Governor
Summary
The bill changes Arizona’s outdoor‑advertising law to let signs be placed at least 1,000 feet from a residence on property inside a military airport overlay zone, as long as the site has a military compatibility permit that wasn’t issued just for advertising. It also creates detailed standards for electronic billboards, covering how long they must stay static, how bright they can be, where they can be located, and requiring automatic dimming after dark. The changes affect advertisers, developers, and local authorities that regulate signage.
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