Billboard Ballot Proposition
Summary
Round Rock voters could soon get a say on whether to allow more flashy electronic billboards along local highways and commercial spots. If it passes, expect a major visual shakeup in how our main strips look.
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Impact analysis
Outdoor media companies and property owners stand to cash in, while taxpayers might foot administrative costs for the ballot measure.
Billboard companies and businesses looking for high-tech ways to catch drivers' eyes will love this.
Residents who hate visual clutter and light pollution from giant glowing screens won't be fans of this change.
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