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Sounds like a huge waste of time, money and resources.
Signs get a lot of regulation because they are ugly. I can see the city trying to get rid of the sign when they “moved” the sign install new posts. I also know that sign companies usually have lots of good lawyers trying to find loop holes in city, county, and state regulations. But in this case I think the city caused a lot of heart ache when they got so aggressive. I’m sure they don’t regret trying to get rid of another ugly out of compliance sign.
Apparently it wasn’t an out of compliance sign according to the Indiana Supreme Court. Looks like the city was the one looking for a loophole.