Signs & Right-of-Way Responsibilities

Signs

• Obtain a permit for your signs and follow the weekend signs rules and regulation.
• Do not attach a bandit sign to a utility pole, tree, retaining wall or any other object located on a City right-of-way.

Event & Political Signage

• Home Owner Associations (HOA), Property Owner Associations (POA) and neighborhood associations may display event signs in their area to announce meetings.
  • Signs may be no more than 6 square feet in size and must be removed 48 hours after the event.
• Political signs may be displayed on the City right-of-way and allowed to remain up to 90 days after elections.

Codes & Ordinances

• 28-52
• 28-53

Right-of-Way

Obstructions

• Keep rights-of-way clear of all obstructions.  They are used for public passage and for the installation of curbs, sidewalks and utilities.
• Do not store any obstructions such as recreational equipment (swing sets, basketball goals, etc.) on City right-of-way.
• Do not build anything on City right-of-way without prior approval.

Parking

• Do not park a vehicle in an alleyway.
• Avoid parking over the curb line or blocking the sidewalk with your vehicle.

Trees & Plants

• Keep rights-of-way free of overhanging tree limbs and other plants that impede the passage of vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
• Don’t trim any tree limbs near power lines. Instead, contact CPS Energy tree trimming service.

Codes & Ordinances

• Section 6-1
• Section 19-168
• Section 19-178