State Supreme Court Rules Township Digital Billboard Ban Unconstitutional

September 16, 2016 Township Council Taxes

12-18-13 Planning Board1 — Attorney Francis Linnus, pictured here at the December 2013 Planning Board, successfully argued the case for E&B Properties before the state Supreme Court.

The state Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional the township’s ban on digital billboards.

The court made its decision on Sept. 15. The case was argued in March. In making its ruling, the Supreme Court reversed an earlier decision by the state Appellate Court, which had found in favor of the township.

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State Supreme Court Rules Township Digital Billboard Ban Unconstitutional

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