San Diego Supervisors Support Removing Graffiti From Private Property for Free

San Diego Supervisors Support Removing Graffiti From Private Property for Free
A file photo of a bicyclist riding next to graffiti in Southern California, on March 25, 2022. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
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San Diego County Supervisors voted 4–0 Wednesday to advance a proposal, introduced by the County Planning & Development Services Department, that would give residents in unincorporated areas a break when it comes to ridding their property of graffiti.

The supervisors cast a final vote at the hearing of such an ordinance on Jan. 25. If approved, property owners would no longer be required to pay for graffiti removal.