This bill proposes updates to current statutes regarding outdoor advertising signs in relation to military compatibility. Under the new provisions, outdoor advertising signs, displays, and devices would be permitted on properties that meet specific criteria. These criteria include being located within a military airport and ancillary military facility overlay zoning district, having been granted a military compatibility permit for commercial or industrial uses (not primarily for outdoor advertising), being situated in a high noise or accident potential zone, and receiving approval through a public hearing by the local jurisdiction or county.

The bill also makes several modifications to existing language. It clarifies that the military compatibility permit must be granted rather than issued and emphasizes that the property must be lawfully placed in accordance with the outlined requirements. The changes aim to ensure that outdoor advertising is compatible with military operations while maintaining public safety and health standards. Overall, the bill seeks to facilitate the placement of outdoor advertising signs in designated areas while adhering to regulatory frameworks.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 28-7901
Senate Engrossed Version: 28-7902
House Engrossed Version: 28-7902
Chaptered Version: 28-7902