Measure BB

City of Inglewood Ordinance To Eliminate Advertising on Public Right-Of-Way

Measure BB would amend the General Plan and Inglewood Municipal Code to eliminate the City's authority to allow advertising on the public right-of-way and certain available properties.

This measure requires approval by a majority of voters voting on the measure to pass.

Fiscal Impact: The City currently collects up to $6.3 million annually in discretionary revenue from billboard displays. This comes from the 50% share of gross advertising revenues that the City receives from these large-format structures. Measure BB would result in the loss of this general fund revenue.

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Background

The City of Inglewood allows advertising on the public right-of-way and certain available properties such as billboards, walls, and bus stops. According to City estimates, such advertising brings in $6.3 million annually in discretionary revenue.

Proposal

If approved, Measure BB would amend the General Plan and Inglewood Municipal Code to eliminate the City's authority to allow advertising on the public right-of-way and certain available properties.

Source: Measure BB

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