Glendale urged to address billboards beyond northern Loop 101

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Becker Boards used a crane to demonstrate the height of the proposed billboards on the property west of Loop 101, north of Bell Road. The representation by the City of Peoria demonstrated what residents in a Peoria neighborhood would see if the billboards were erected./Graphic by City of Peoria
Becker Boards used a crane to demonstrate the height of the proposed billboards on the property west of Loop 101, north of Bell Road. The representation by the City of Peoria demonstrated what residents in a Peoria neighborhood would see if the billboards were erected./Graphic by City of Peoria

By Jeff Grant | Daily News-Sun

The Glendale City Council is being urged to extend curbs on outdoor billboards to other parts of the city where the structures would be deemed disruptive to the quality of life following establishment of a non-billboard zone along the municipality’s northern half of Loop 101.

“We need to put in place protection for the most vulnerable historic places in the city and consider the scenic views or lack thereof in other districts,” Ocotillo District Councilman Jamie Aldama suggested to his colleagues.

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