Consider reducing allowed alcohol and tobacco advertising on store windows
In Plain English
Community group DROC presented concerns about alcohol and tobacco advertising in Richmond. Current city law allows stores to cover up to 25% of their windows with advertisements. DROC requested the city reduce this limit to 10% to make these ads less visible to children and residents.
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To reduce the amount of allowable signage from 25% to 10% and directed staff to research revenue streams that will focus on enforcement of the signage ordinance and Alcohol Beverage Control regulations
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