Billboards Near Houses
Councilman Chris Bortz has a proposed ordinance in his economic development committee that would keep billboards at least 200 feet from a residential boundary. The topic is scheduled to come up again May 8.
Here's a new one Councilman Chris Monzel has heard complaints about. It's at Ferguson Road and Glenway Avenue, near Western Hills High School. Residents of Prosperity Place, which runs behind the billboard, can see it from their houses.
Bortz said he has been working with billboard companies for months on some new rules and that it "would be a shame" if a new billboard popped up while those arrangements were being worked out.
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10 Comments:
I have a billboard by my home and have been upset about it. It just ruins the quality of life at my house- not the scenery I want to see everyday.
Bortz has been dragging his feet and kissing up to the billboard companies for months now. I am glad to see he has hopped on board to Monzel's 200ft regulations.
No gender bias please, remember that I just had surgery down below ?
Hey Anyone!--- could you give me my 200 ft. billboard?
Come on everyone, I'm a wRong wingnut whacko and when I defend billboards? How am I suppose to "shoot the messenger" without a billboard?
Come on, give me another billboard. I almost just shot myself!
lol, lol, lol
PATHETIC !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2007 !
How about banning campaign signs from all "town properties" ?
PATHETIC !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2007 !
Bortz and his pals in the billboard industry have been trying to kill this proposal.
Hmmm. . . Looking at the picture accompanying the article, I'd have to say the billboard actually improves what is an ugly neighborhood. Couple of dozen more would really help.
Hey crazy moron "pathetic democrat" lunatic - it is Towne Properties, not town properties.
Your rantings are getting stranger and stranger.
Had enough- ban MORONS from posting!
Vote Republican. Lol Lol.
During the November election I saw a huge huge banner outside an aprtment complex with mostly minority residents.
I stopped in and asked them why a minority complex would ever have a sign promoting Chabot? They said the residents didn't make the decision, the management did and that corporate approved it.
I inquired as to the legality for a corporation to post these types of signs and how distasteful and disrespectful it was to their residents to make their rents pay to support a candidate that the large majority would never vote for.
During my exchange a couple residents came in to pay their rent and I stepped outside and asked them if my gut feeling was right - how did they feel about this Republican sign welcoming people into their complex and the access being afforded free of charge to the Chabot campaign.
Both residents confirmed my gut impression of the controversy.
It was a Towne Property -so, isn't this guy supposed to be a Democrat? and why are they promoting Republican candidates?
"... isn't this guy supposed to be a Democrat..."
No, he is a charterite !
wRong wingnut whackos use the charterite label, in Cincinnati, because Dem's have the majority !
Frankly, they fool the voter !
Tarbel is the only charterite with Dem leaning (that we are aware of) !
Additionally, his family is hard core wRong wingnut whackos !
We would rather have him over bird-ling though !
PATHETIC !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2007 !
We are never one to say we told you sooooooo:
Bortz, Neil K Mr. (Towne Properties/Owner), (Zip code: 45202) $10000 to REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 09/23/04
PATHETIC !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2007 !
Who cares! That's what you get for living in the city. What do you expect? You pay for crap and you get crap. Quit your complaining about stupid stuff. Start with things that matter...how much money did we pay for those 2 stadiums? The Reds suck and the Bengals can't stay away from jail. Pleeez! And you're complaining about signs???????????????????
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