Scenic Houston is involved in a number of programs and initiatives to make our city and our region more visually appealing, to highlight the historic development of Houston, and to get the word out on how citizens can join in making our city a truly scenic Houston.
Billboard Takedown
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Strengthening Houston’s Sign Ordinance
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Eliminating Attention Getting Devices
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Prohibiting LED Signage
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Designating Scenic Districts
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Scenic City Certification
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Historic Texas Avenue Walking Tour
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Speakers Bureau
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Under the terms of the April 2008 billboard agreement between Clear Channel Outdoor and the City of Houston, Clear Channel 831 billboards have been removed throughout the city.
We are working towards the strengthening of the City of Houston Sign Ordinance relating to both on-premises business signs and off-premises signs (billboards).
Scenic Houston led the effort that resulted in the City's ban on “attention-getting devices,” or AGDs.
Scenic Houston is a strong advocate for a complete prohibition on off-premises LED (electronic) signs, not only in the city of Houston and its outlying areas, but throughout rural Texas.
Scenic Houston will continue our support for and leadership in the creation of scenic right-of-way designations for all major transportation corridors.
The Mission of the Scenic City Certification Program is to support and recognize municipalities that implement high-quality scenic standards for public roadways and public spaces, with the long-term goal of improving the image of all Texas cities.
Discover Houston’s history through the 55+ historic markers that show the locations of the hotels, restaurants, businesses, skyscrapers, fine arts venues and sports facilities that have called Texas Avenue home.
Our trained Speakers Bureau is happy to meet with groups small and large throughout the region to give targeted presentations.