Where should yard signs be placed?
Yard signs should be placed on private property with the property owner’s permission and in accordance with the City’s Sign Standards.
Where should yard signs not be placed?
Yard signs should not be placed:
- Within the public right-of-way
- On utility poles
- On trees
- Where they obstruct sidewalks, intersections, traffic signs or motorists’ sight distance
Why are there regulations for yard signs?
The City’s Sign Standards are intended to:
- Protect public safety
- Improve traffic safety
- Reduce hazards for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists
- Preserve community appearance
- Support orderly development while balancing free expression
Do yard signs require a permit?
Permit requirements vary depending on the type, size and purpose of the sign. Some temporary signs may not require a permit, while others do. Review the applicable sign category or contact the City for assistance.
Who is responsible for yard signs?
Property owners and individuals placing signs are responsible for ensuring signs are installed safely, properly maintained and removed when no longer needed or when required by ordinance.
Need information about political campaign signs?
Political campaign signs have specific regulations, visit the Political Campaign Signs page to learn more.