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Category: Sign Regulation

May 4, 2022Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Land Use, Sec. 1983, Sign Regulation

U.S. Supreme Court holds Austin on-premise/off-premise sign regulation is content neutral

Special contributing author Laura Mueller, City Attorney for Dripping Springs City of Austin, Texas v. Reagan Nat’l Advert. Of Austin, LLC., et […]

September 22, 2021Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Injunction, Litigation, Procedure, Sign Regulation, Sovereign Immunity, Structural Standards

Tyler Court of Appeals holds a motion for new trial did not extend the time to perfect an accelerated appeal

SignAd, Ltd. V. The City of Hudson, 12-21-00056-CV, (Tex. App – Tyler, Sept. 15, 2021) This case is mainly procedural, and the […]

September 4, 2020Constitutional Challenge, Sec. 1983, Sign Regulation

The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that sign ordinances cannot treat off-premise and on-premise signs differently if the regulation of such signs includes regulation non-commercial content. 

Special contributing author Laura Mueller, City Attorney for Dripping Springs Reagan Nat’l Advertising of Austin, Inc.; Lamar Advantage Outdoor Co. v. City […]

March 16, 2018Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Litigation, Procedure, Sign Regulation

County must sue AG, not individual concealed handgun license holder, in dispute over courthouse sign says 1st District Court of Appeals

  Terry Holcomb, Sr. v. Waller County, 01-16-01005-CV, (Tex. App. – Houston [1st Dist.], March 15, 2018) This is a concealed handgun/courthouse […]

September 27, 2016Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Injunction, Sign Regulation

Austin Court of Appeals holds parts of Texas Highway Beautification Act unconstitutional

  Auspro enterprises, LP v. Texas Department of Transportation,03-14-00375-CV (Tex. App— Austin , August 26,2016) In this case the Austin Court of […]

June 16, 2016Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Land Use, Separation of Powers, Sign Regulation, Ultra Vires

City’s billboard registration fee determined to be unconstitutional tax

Reagan National Advertising of Austin, Inc. d/b/a Reagan National Advertising v. City of Austin, Texas; and Marc A. Ott, being sued in […]

June 23, 2015Constitutional Challenge, Sign Regulation

U.S. Supreme Court holds sign code noting permit exceptions for political signs, temporary signs, and ideological signs is unconstitional

Reed v Town of Gilbert, 13-502 (U.S. June 18, 2015). This is a sign code case in which the U.S. Supreme Court […]

January 26, 2015Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Land Use, Litigation, Procedure, Sign Regulation, Takings

Changing tri-display billboard to LED billboard is a reconstruction and not merely a change in “electrical wiring or devices” so required a permit

Garrett Operators, Inc. v. City of Houston, 01-13-00767-CV (Tex. App. – Houston [1st Dist.], January 22, 2015) Garrett Operators, Inc. (“Garrett”) filed […]

August 27, 2014Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Land Use, Sign Regulation

City could not use zoning regulation to deny sign registration says Austin Court of Appeals

National Media Corporation and Anchor Equities, Ltd. v. City of Austin, 03-12-00188-CV (Tex. App. – Austin, August 27, 2014). This is a […]

September 20, 2013Constitutional Challenge, Declaratory Judgments, Land Use, Litigation, Sign Regulation, Sovereign Immunity, Takings

Billboard company can sue for inverse condemnation even though it failed to exhaust admin remedies

City of Grapevine and Grapevine Board of Adjustment v. CBS Outdoor, Inc., 02-12-00040-CV (Tex. App. – Fort Worth, September 19, 2013). The […]

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