Content-Neutral Sign Codes After Reed and Austin
New Resource from the Sign Research Foundation
Many communities struggle to regulate signs in a way that is as content-neutral as possible. Following on the heels of two recent U.S. Supreme Court...
New Resource from the Sign Research Foundation
Many communities struggle to regulate signs in a way that is as content-neutral as possible. Following on the heels of two recent U.S. Supreme Court...
Did you know that local sign ordinances can advance or deter the idea of social equity in your community? For example, in Brooklyn, NY, "Old School" large lettering and repetition generates a sense...
The Planning Commission in Clallam County, Washington recently invited ISA's James Carpentier to talk about how to effectively regulate digital signs.
How does your community define what a “Sign” is? Or the hundreds of other important terms that come into play when it comes to regulating signs? A good sign ordinance includes definitions that are...
Since 2011, nearly 8,000 planners and local officials have received training on developing effective and enforceable sign regulations from ISA’s on-staff experts. Eligible planners earned CM credits...
David Hickey
VP, Advocacy
david.hickey@signs.org
James Carpentier, AICP
Director, State & Local Goverment
james.carpentier@signs.org
Kenny Peskin
Director, Industry Programs
kenny.peskin@signs.org | @signcodeguy
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