NJ Bill # 3370

[JakeRobinson]

North Carolina already has a state law which bans launching or landing UAVs from or on "any State or private property without consent." Unless of course you are the government.

15A-300.2. Regulation of launch and recovery sites.
(a) No unmanned aircraft system may be launched or recovered from any State or private property without consent.

the key is "without consent" - Even if a municipality were to ban landing/takeoff they couldn't prevent you from the same from your own property...

I also don't think they would win in court trying to ban flight over "their" property... FAA has jurisdiction of airspace, correct?

 

[TheWolfen]

Being from Colorado I thought this was interesting.

Municipal Law – Cherry Hills Village
Cherry Hills Village has enacted a law that requires all drone users to follow guidelines and regulations set in place by the FAA and by registered with the FAA.

Drones are prohibited from flying over public buildings, trails, public parks, public streets, and any area that is deemed to be city property.

Now see this is a good example of an illegal law. As it has been stated, they could have prohibited take offs and landings, but they have no authority over their airspace. Sadly, it will take someone challenging it in court to change it.