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I have lived in the Okanagan since 1996. I'll make a long story short.
I can't believe how gross the billboards look as you come and go between Kelowna and Westbank. We have a beautiful Skyline and would have an amazing unrestricted view of Kelowna. But it's blocked by these ghetto billboards.
They belong along side a Los Angeles Highway, not here.
All the people and businesses that advertise on them should be ashamed, but instead they're all proud as punch. These Billboards are just a fancy version of graffiti.
I can't tell you how many times I've contemplated sneaking in there at night with a chainsaw and knocking them all over. I don't know why the city hasn't outlawed them because of how it takes away from the city skyline.
It's visual pollution no different than air pollution or light pollution.
Len Brill
