LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville residents could soon have to pay a higher fine for having a sign on public property.
Starting in December, companies will receive official notices of violation as part of a new Illegal Street Signs Ordinance passed by Metro Council. If signs are not removed, the notices will be followed up by a citation. The minimum fine is $50, but the maximum fine is $500 for repeat offenders.
The fine applies to individuals and businesses. Signs have always been illegal on public property, and the new ordinance allows for stronger enforcement to help clean up the city…