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What is the maximum permitted size and height of a sign?

April 26, 2017height maximum permitted size

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What is the maximum permitted size and height of a sign?

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• Rural Preserve (RP) & Agricultural Preserve (AP) Zoning District • Business Signs – the maximum sign height is 20 feet, the aggregate area of all signs is 50 square feet, and only 1 free standing sign per parcel. • Temporary Event Signs the maximum height is 20 feet, the aggregate area of all signs is 16 square feet, and only 2 signs are permitted on a parcel. • Residential Districts (R-1, R-2, R-3, RR-2, RR-5) • Home Occupation Signs maximum height is 8 feet, maximum area is 4 square feet, and only 1 sign permitted on a parcel. • Temporary Event Signs maximum height is 8 feet, maximum area is 4 square feet, and only 1 sign permitted on a parcel. • Business (B-1) & Industrial (M-1) Zoning Districts for these districts refer questions to staff via e-mail, voice mail and/or written messages. PLANNING DOCUMENTS: • What is a Comprehensive Plan? The Caroline County 2000-2004 Comprehensive Plan is a set of documents that describes the County’s vision of future development in the County. Th