Huge file

I need to create a file that is 24.5' w x 1.5' h. If you where creating this file how would you go about it so it doesnt end up a huge file size when finished.
Thanks in advance

EC,
The size (length) exceeds the limit of the Workspace (about 227"x227").
You may create it at 1:12 scale, in " instead of ', and have it scaled for use, see below; and see about possible raster artwork below.
If your artwork is vector only, the file size is independent of the size.
If it contains raster images, the resolution should be 12 times greater than the final resolution (which should be rather low because it will be seen at a greater distance; basically/simplified, the suitable resolution is inversely proportional to the size).
If you Save As PDF, you can just create the PDF at the same 1:12 scale, and scale up when printing by selecting a larger paper size.

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