Ban alcohol billboards within 1,000 feet of schools
In Plain English
The city currently allows alcohol advertising on billboards throughout Richmond. This new law creates alcohol-free zones around schools to reduce youth exposure to drinking promotions. If approved, existing alcohol billboards near schools must be removed or changed to different products.
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