Are signs allowed in Residential Zoning Districts?
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.

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1. Are signs allowed in Residential Zoning Districts?
2. Where is my property line relative to the street/curb?
3. What do I need to obtain a sign permit?
4. What is the ETJ and how does it affect me?
5. What can I do about a junky or weedy lot, or junked vehicles?
6. What about Garage Sale signs?