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Are signs allowed in Residential Zoning Districts?

April 26, 2017allowed districts Residential signs Zoning

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Are signs allowed in Residential Zoning Districts?

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Commercial type signs are prohibited in residential districts. Exceptions include grandfathered signs (signs that existed before the sign ordinance was adopted) and auxiliary type signs. Auxiliary signs can be a maximum of 4 square feet and may only identify the name and address of the occupant of an individual residence or a historically significant site.