Promising signs in billboard fight

Sunraysia Daily

IRYMPLE business owner Tracey Meyer believes she has the people power to stop the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) from overturning a decision that prevented a large billboard from being established at the busy Fifteenth Street and Karadoc Avenue intersection. Melbourne-based Total Outdoor Media, which proposed a 6m by 12.66m promotional sign be placed at […]

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