Citgo

Oil company and gasoline retailer

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August 10 2020 Extinction Rebellion members hoisted a 42x42 foot 'CLIMATE JUSTICE NOW' banner over the sign, resulting in ten protesters being arrested for trespassing and disturbing the peace.
November 2018 Mayor Marty Walsh vetoed the landmark designation, coinciding with a 30-year lease agreement between Citgo and Beal.
November 13 2018 The Boston Landmarks Commission voted unanimously to designate the sign as an official Boston Landmark.
March 15 2017 Related Beal agreed to retain the sign for 'decades to come'.
October 2016 Local developer Related Beal purchased the building housing the Citgo sign as part of a $140 million, nine-building deal.
July 2016 The Boston Landmarks Commission voted to grant preliminary landmark status to the sign, preventing its removal for a three-month study.

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