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LA City Council to vote on public mural ban

By Take Two Staff
Published Aug 27, 2013
Occupy Los Angeles member Kenny Parker, 41, takes a cigarette break in front of a mural set up along the protest encampment site at L.A. City Hall, Nov. 14, 2011. Parker said that he is critical of police action in Oakland.
Occupy Los Angeles member Kenny Parker, 41, takes a cigarette break in front of a mural set up along the protest encampment site at L.A. City Hall, Nov. 14, 2011. Parker said that he is critical of police action in Oakland.
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Corey Moore/KPCC
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LA City Council to vote on public mural ban

Drive around the city of Los Angeles and you're likely to notice the ornate and colorful murals that occupy public spaces. But maybe you didn't know that since 2003, new public murals have been prohibited.

This week the Los Angeles city council is expected to debate the regulation, and many are hoping that they will overturn the ban.