I previously posted the best advantages in having a programmable LED signs. LED signs can both show a graphics with either a detailed info or just an announcement. News from ABC caught my attention about an ordinance in St. Petersburg, Florida says that a programmable LED signs should only contain text and no info graphics is allowed.
The ABC News report says, the owner (Dr. Mark Scribano) of the Northeast Animal Hospital, spend of about $40, 000 to put up his programmable LED sign for advertising purposes.
According to the report from ABC Action News, the owner of Northeast Animal Hospital, Dr. Mark Scribano, spent about $40,000 to put up his programmable LED sign for advertising purposes. The LED display used to show a kitty and a dog in need of dental work. Now, the LED sign only has text.
It was earlier approved by the City of St. Petersburg but a new city ordinance declared graphics on programmable LED signs are not allowed because they are “distracting.” Non-compliance merits a fine.
Other affected business owners are also standing up against the ordinance. Meanwhile, Pam Levitt had her programmable LED sign granted two years ago and she is not ready to turn off her $52,000 digital sign. A council member has expressed views that
Based on this view, it seems programmable LED signs at St. Petersburg will remain graphics-less for some time.
Since such decree is further than anyone’s control, the best thing to do is to make the most of what you have. Rather than having no programmable LED sign for your business, get creative and influence on the power clever words can bring.
The ABC News report says, the owner (Dr. Mark Scribano) of the Northeast Animal Hospital, spend of about $40, 000 to put up his programmable LED sign for advertising purposes.
According to the report from ABC Action News, the owner of Northeast Animal Hospital, Dr. Mark Scribano, spent about $40,000 to put up his programmable LED sign for advertising purposes. The LED display used to show a kitty and a dog in need of dental work. Now, the LED sign only has text.
It was earlier approved by the City of St. Petersburg but a new city ordinance declared graphics on programmable LED signs are not allowed because they are “distracting.” Non-compliance merits a fine.
Other affected business owners are also standing up against the ordinance. Meanwhile, Pam Levitt had her programmable LED sign granted two years ago and she is not ready to turn off her $52,000 digital sign. A council member has expressed views that
“St. Petersburg could look like Las Vegas” if more flamboyant signs popped up.
Based on this view, it seems programmable LED signs at St. Petersburg will remain graphics-less for some time.
Since such decree is further than anyone’s control, the best thing to do is to make the most of what you have. Rather than having no programmable LED sign for your business, get creative and influence on the power clever words can bring.