Litigation
Oct. 27, 2011
City sues Hollywood hotel over big signs
The city of Los Angeles has sued the Roosevelt Hotel LLC in Hollywood for allegedly erecting oversized advertisements without a permit.
By Ben Adlin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The city of Los Angeles has sued the Roosevelt Hotel LLC in Hollywood for allegedly erecting oversized advertisements without a permit. The complaint, which also names Nevada-based advertiser In Plain Sight Media Inc., is the latest in the city's recent string of civil actions against so-called "supergraphics." A local ordinance forbids the oversized signage in all but a few areas of the city, claiming the displays create safety hazar...
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