Wandering around Brussels I noticed that street signs are for sale. Well, they are not actually FOR SALE, but businesses are encouraged to sponsor a sign by paying for an advertisement below. I did not get around to doing any research on how much it costs, or what rules might apply, but I thought it was an intriguing idea for cities to generate additional revenue. What do you think?
ps I did eat at Quincaillerie, a restaurant in a renovated hardware store. While the service left something to be desired my frogs' legs, and duck confit were both very good!
Wandering around Brussels I noticed that street signs are for sale. Well, they are not actually FOR SALE, but businesses are encouraged to sponsor a sign by paying for an advertisement below. I did not get around to doing any research on how much it costs, or what rules might apply, but I thought it was an intriguing idea for cities to generate additional revenue. What do you think?
ps I did eat at Quincaillerie, a restaurant in a renovated hardware store. While the service left something to be desired my frogs' legs, and duck confit were both very good!
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