Visitors view artists' banners during an Arts Alive reception in February. The backs of the banners feature a tribute to the late Maggie Houlihan. BILL WECHTER | bwechter@nctimes.com
The City Council is expected to debate Wednesday whether to lift a restriction that blocks artist-created banners along Coast Highway 101 from displaying a picture of former Councilwoman Maggie Houlihan.
CLG, on behalf of a client and residents of Encinitas, is opposing the City’s rejection of a proposed Arts Alive banner depicting the image of deceased City Councilmember Maggie Houlihan.
Read CLG’s Demand to Cease and Desist First Amendment Violations to the City on behalf of those seeking to honor the former Councilmember with a commemorative banner.
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