Two billboards were taken down in an area west of Little Rock formerly subject to the city's zoning laws and building codes after neighbors complained of rapid changes to their community, according to a news release issued by Pulaski County at 5 p.m. Friday.

Following discussions with County Judge Barry Hyde, the companies that put the billboards up agreed to move them to "more suitable" areas, the release says.

"This agreement is a major win for residents who were concerned about rapid and unregulated changes happening in their communities," Hyde said in the release. "We appreciate the billboard companies' willingness to partner with us and to take responsible steps during this transition period."

At least three billboards were put up in Ferndale less than a week after a new state law,

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