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Dunedin vs Tarpon Springs

How do political signs rules compare between Dunedin, FL and Tarpon Springs, FL?

Dunedin has fewer restrictions than Tarpon Springs.

Dunedin, FL

Pinellas County

Few Restrictions

Dunedin allows up to four temporary signs per residential parcel, including political signs, with each sign limited to four square feet and four feet in height, consistent with Florida Statute 106.1435 governing political advertisements.

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Tarpon Springs, FL

Pinellas County

Some Restrictions

Article XI of Tarpon Springs's Land Development Code limits political campaign signs to a 60-day window before an election, with size and right-of-way restrictions enforced through code enforcement.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactDunedinTarpon Springs
Code ChapterCh. 105 Sign Code-
Number AllowedUp to 4 signs-
Max Size4 sq ft each-
Max Height4 feet-
Removal30 days post-election-
Display window-Up to 60 days pre-election
Code reference-LDC Article XI sign regulations
Right-of-way placement-Prohibited
Utility pole signs-Not allowed
Removal deadline-Promptly after election

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Dunedin FAQ

How many political signs can I display in Dunedin?

Up to four temporary signs per residential parcel, each no larger than four square feet and four feet tall, are permitted without a sign permit.

When must political signs come down?

Florida Statute 106.1435 requires political committees to remove signs within 30 days after the election. Homeowner-placed signs follow Dunedin's temporary sign duration rules.

Tarpon Springs FAQ

Can I put a campaign sign in the city right-of-way near the road?

No. Signs in the public right-of-way, on medians, or attached to utility poles are removed by city staff without notice and may trigger code enforcement notices to the candidate.

How soon must signs come down after the election?

Tarpon Springs requires prompt removal once voting concludes. Most candidates aim for within a few days; leaving them up risks code enforcement citations under Article XI.

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