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Sterling Heights adopts 12-month moratorium on billboards to study local standards
Sterling Heights City Council · December 3, 2025
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Summary
Council adopted a 12-month moratorium on erection or installation of billboards to allow staff and planning to study design, placement and regulatory standards and return recommended ordinance language.
Sterling Heights City Council voted to adopt a moratorium on the establishment, erection, construction or installation of billboards in the city for a 12-month period, after a planning presentation said the moratorium would allow the city to study standards for off-premise signs.
City planner Dr. Jake Marcell told council that…
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