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Council Says No More Billboards

PEABODY, MA – No more billboards. If there ever were a plaintive cry from Peabody city councilors, that would be it. Councilors though are trying to ensure that soon becomes a reality. Two separate motions came from the council earlier this month – the first to have City Solicitor Michael Smerczynski draft language to permanently ban

West Hollywood Says the Sunset Strip Doesn’t Have Enough Billboards

An iconic roadway deserves more billboards! City staffers in West Hollywood are concerned the Sunset Strip is losing its edge as a creative advertising mecca-they want to amp up the strip’s billboard game. They’re set to propose next week the installation of more than a dozen new billboards on the Sunset Strip over the next

Eatontown Council Seeks More Information On Proposed Digital Billboard

EATONTOWN, NJ: The borough council is looking for more information before signing off on the installation of a new billboard along the Route 35 corridor. David Klein Outdoor Advertising is looking to put a digital billboard 160 Route 35 on the site of a Rayco Total Auto Repair shop located just before the Route 35/36

New Digital Billboard on I-691 in Meriden

MERIDEN, CT – Drivers on Interstate 691 might notice a new digital billboard flashing advertisements near Exit 8. Overlooking the westbound side of the highway, the location was ideal, said David Gannon, owner of Independent Outdoor Network, which operates billboards in Connecticut and Massachusetts. “There’s a lot of traffic. (I-691) is a nice connector route

Montville Zoning Board Approves One, Rejects Second L.E.D. Billboard

MONTVILLE, NJ – The Montville Township Zoning Board of Adjustment rejected one application to install an L.E.D. billboard in Pine Brook but approved another at their meeting on April 5. The signs, proposed for #1 Route 46 East and #86 Route 46 West in Pine Brook, would replace existing, static billboards that have been in

Missoula, Montana Sign Code Withstands First Amendment Challenge

Last week, the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana issued an order granting the City of Missoula’s motion for summary judgment in a case challenging the constitutionality of its sign code. The court found that the city’s code was content neutral as applied to the plaintiff, and that the code satisfied the Central

Nonprofit Wants Hollywood-Style Pittsburgh Sign To Replace Sprint Banner

  A Pittsburgh nonprofit wants to replace the controversial black and yellow Sprint sign on Mt. Washington with a Hollywood-style letter sign. Scenic Pittsburgh sent a letter to Louisiana-based Lamar Advertising, which owns the 7,200-square-foot billboard, asking them to donate or sell the property to the organization. Lamar is in a legal battle with the

Memphis Judge Throws Out State Billboard Act

Throwing out a law that’s governed outdoor advertising in Tennessee for the past 45 years, a federal judge in Memphis has ruled that the state’s Billboard Regulation and Control Act is an unconstitutional restriction of free speech. U.S. District Judge Jon P. McCalla said the 1972 law “does not survive First Amendment scrutiny” because it bans some forms of commercial and non-commercial

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