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Comments from Jim Hogan - ENDEVCO

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fairly introduce the new Electronic Digital Displays into the county, either by special agreementsor by an ordinance change, is by allowing the swapping of two existing faces of minimally 620square feet each for one new digital face of the same approximate size not to exceed 685square feet to accommodate the various standard legal non conforming existing standard orchanging message displays with the newer LED Digital Changing Message Billboards.. Eachmanufacture has varying sizes of existing legal non conforming billboards and also the newerLED Digital Displays have varying LED patterns and separations used in various models of aboutthe standard 14' x 48' billboard structure of 672 square feet. That allows everybody equalopportunity to use LED Digital Changing Message Displays as well as the manufacturer of theirchoice. Lamar, who only has one display, will also have the right to swap out two existing faces,one on each side of their single structure for one digital face. WAY Radio and Endevco (mycompany provided we are credited for our six vinyl faces ) can also participate without beingdiscriminated against on their own time schedule. The state allows up to 900 square feet for abillboard structure.2. ACCUMULATIVE ADDING SMALLER BILLBOARDS FOR A CREDITED FACE: Billboards smallerthan the 620 to 685 square foot range can have their face area accumulatively added togetherto equal the requirement of the square footage swap range of two faces of 620 to 685 squarefeet. Note: Clear Channel has about four (4) small double faced boards in the county thatshould combine to equal the swapping size range of 620-685 feet. If not the 620 size can beadjusted for including one display in a portfolio only of a smaller size. You don't want greaternumbers of smaller signs.3. USE OF OLD LOCATIONS: Any new digital display must be installed on one of the oldlocations. This means in and around the same location but on the same property beingreplaced thereby minimally disrupting the economic well- being of the industry, landowners,customer bases, citizenry and/or changing the community's aesthetics. However they must beminimally 1500 feet apart on the same side of the road and 1000' <strong>from</strong> another billboard on theopposite side of the road. New areas without outdoor advertising structures, as Fleming Islandand others as the county grows, can be considered by the Board after the community has hadminimally two (2) years to evaluate the program. Fleming Island will be a negative feedbackarea for initial approval.4. SEPARATION BETWEEN ANY NEW OR EXISTING BILLBOARD SHALL BE MINIMALY 1500 FEETON THE SAME SIDE OF THE ROAD AND 1000 FEET FROM ONE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THEROAD: These displays need to be minimally 1500 feet <strong>from</strong> the nearest outdoor location,which meets state DOT interstate requirements to offset their size, height, capacity and power.In newer existing or developing areas where there are virtually no outdoor locations, as FlemingIsland, a decision can be made later to keep or adjust <strong>from</strong> 1500 feet up to minimally 2000 feet.I don't think anyone can understand the importance of this separation distance or other criteriafor Digital Billboards without reviewing the different effects of billboards with 1000, 1500 and2000 separations, 40 versus 50 ft. in height or these combined with a digital, indexing orstandard board. Clear Channel has a few area examples and a lot of experience in Digitals,however every community and geographical area is different. The ordinance requirements andrestrictions need to be studied in the field first without making judgements or decisions in acommittee room. That's how horses become camels.11

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