Bill > HB2907

This bill modifies regulations for outdoor advertising, specifically concerning signs located within 660 feet of the right-of-way of interstate highways, federal-aid primary system highways, or the national highway system. It permits such advertising in areas zoned industrial or commercial, or in unzoned commercial and industrial areas, with specific rules regarding lighting, sign size, and spacing. Key changes include allowing new sign structures within 1,400 feet of existing ones on the same side of the highway if the property has at least 500 feet of continuous frontage and the new sign complies with all other laws and regulations, and prohibiting new stacked signs after August 28, 1999, while allowing existing ones to remain as legally nonconforming. The bill also clarifies definitions for "unzoned commercial and industrial land" and "commercial or industrial activities" and outlines conditions under which local zoning regulations can supersede state provisions, while also requiring state commission permits for regulated signs.

https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB2907&year=2026&code=R