Sidewalk & Pedestrian Rules in Aiken County, SC (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Aiken County, South Carolina.
Verified from official government sources
Obstruction Rules
Aiken County's temporary sign table bars A-frame signs placed on a sidewalk from blocking pedestrian movement, and it applies the same no-interference standard to banners and pennants. Section 24-6.6, Table 7 sets the display windows and physical placement limits that keep sidewalks and rights-of-way clear.
Aiken County Sidewalk Sign Obstruction Rule
Light RestrictionsAiken County Code § 24-6.6, Table 7, Conditions A & B
A.A-Frame signs, where located on sidewalks, shall be located in such a manner as not to obstruct pedestrian movement.B.Banners and pennants shall be properly secured and maintained at all times, and shall not interfere with pedestrian or vehicular movement.
Encroachment Permits
Aiken County requires written permission from the county administrator before anyone places a structure, fence or other object on county-owned property or an easement, including sidewalk rights-of-way, and unauthorized objects can be removed after 10 days' notice.
Aiken County Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit
Significant RestrictionsAiken County Code § 19-5(a)-(b)
No person shall place a structure, improvement, fence, or other like object upon any property owned by the county or any easement owned by the county unless the person has previously received the express written permission of the county administrator or his designee. Whenever it comes to the attention of the county administrator or his designee that such prohibited objects have been placed upon...
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