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Billboards are a bight and destroy the sense of place.
Pendleton Pike is a long corridor of used car dealers, auto service establishments, strip malls, and big box stores with massive parking lots. Billboards there are hardly noticeable and have no impact on the “sense of place”.
Thundermutt, just because things are bad, you should let them look worse? You did a good job describing the “sense of place” and I noticed you did not mention billboards.