Sentences with phrase «town sign ordinance»

We have been following the case of Lockport, New York business owner David Mongielo for over a year now, who faces a possible jail sentence allegedly for violating a town sign ordinance with a sign whose message changed too frequently.

A few days ago, we reported on the convoluted situation in the case of David Mongielo, who risks going to jail for allegedly violating a town sign ordinance with a sign that changed messages too frequently.

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Meanwhile, Supervisor Phillips told the Rockland County Times that Louie was not following the sign ordinances in town, inappropriately placing signs where they are forbidden, such as on library property.

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This lawsuit was filed to challenge the town's unconstitutional sign ordinance and its selective enforcement that placed a near - blanket prohibition on signs in residential and agricultural districts, preventing residents from placing signs with political, religious, or personal messages on their own property.

More than 50 Maine towns in other parts of the state have adopted protective wind energy ordinances since 2008, but residents of the «expedited area» in the Unorganized Territory lost the ability to do the same, the moment Governor John Baldacci signed the Wind Energy Act into law.

More than 50 Maine towns in other parts of the state have adopted protective wind energy ordinances since 2008, but residents of the unorganized territory lost the ability to do the same, the moment Governor John Baldacci signed the Wind Energy Act into law.

2015)-RRB- and the reversal of a town zoning board decision that lechis were signs that could not be placed on utility poles under a municipal ordinance, with the Court holding that, since lechis are not even discernible, it is unreasonable not to accommodate the religious practice (East End Eruv Association, Inc. v.

Real estate sign bans were ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1977, but some towns kept ordinances on the books until REALTOR ® organizations sued.

A federal court in North Carolina recently considered whether a town's ordinance regulating the size, color, and content of real estate «for sale» signs was constitutional.

The Supreme Court struck down an Arizona town's ordinance that treated signs directing people to a small church's worship services differently than signs with other messages, such as political candidate's signage.

Continued violations of the illegal sign laws, as well as the recent US Supreme Court ruling in Reed v. Town of Gilbert, which requires all sign ordinances to remain «content - neutral» as applied to commercial and noncommercial signs, have forced sign issues into the spotlight in recent months.

At the Ledyard Town Council meeting of January 10th, the Town Council authorized the Mayor to engage in a one - year Marketing Agreement to sell the Ledyard Center School, authorized the Mayor to sign a house lease for Town owned property at 332 Colonel Ledyard Highway acquired through foreclosure and delayed the implementation of Ordinance # 146, which would have terminated trash pick up from certain mobile home parks.