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Desert Outdoor Advert., Inc. v. City of Oakland, No.
05-15501
In an action challenging certain Oakland sign ordinances on First
Amendment grounds, a district court's ruling that one provision in
an ordinance was unconstitutional requiring its severance, and
otherwise upholding the ordinances, is affirmed where: 1) an
ordinance restricting signs visible from freeways is constitutional,
both as applied and facially; and 2) an ordinance restricting
advertising signs generally, as amended, was constitutional on its
face and as applied to plaintiff.
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