Highway Beautification Act: Federal law that regulates outdoor advertising along interstate highways and primary roads, including billboard placement and standards.
FHWA Regulations: Federal Highway Administration rules governing billboard placement, visibility, and safety considerations near highways.
State Outdoor Advertising Laws: State-specific regulations governing billboard placement, size, content, and permitting requirements.
Municipal Zoning Ordinances: Local laws determining where billboards can be placed and any specific restrictions on their construction and operation.
Property Law Requirements: Legal framework governing real property rights, including easement creation, transfer, and enforcement.
Environmental Regulations: Laws protecting environmental interests, including light pollution control and wildlife protection measures.
Structural Safety Codes: Building and safety codes ensuring billboard structures meet engineering and construction standards.
Traffic Safety Regulations: Rules governing billboard placement and design to prevent traffic hazards and maintain road safety.
Local Permitting Requirements: Specific local government permits and approvals needed for billboard construction and operation.
Recording Requirements: State and local requirements for recording easement agreements in public property records.
Statute of Frauds: Legal requirement that certain contracts, including those involving real property interests, must be in writing.
Lighting Regulations: Rules governing billboard illumination, including brightness levels and hours of operation.
