2 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in Allen County, Indiana.
Verified from official government sources
In unincorporated Allen County, political (noncommercial opinion) signs need no permit and have no limit on number. In A/R/MH residential districts they may be up to 12 square feet and 4 feet tall, must sit 5 feet from lot lines, may be posted from January 1 of an election year,
Allen County Zoning Ordinance A.C.C. 3-4-9-3 (Temporary Sign Standards)
Noncommercial Opinion: Signs per development site (wall or freestanding) No limit. Maximum size (square feet) 12 [A/R/MH]. Maximum freestanding sign height (feet) 4. Setback from lot line (feet) 5. Placement limitation (January 1st of election year) Yes. Removal requirement (number of days after election) 30.
Allen County permits yard and garage sales on residential properties up to three times a year, up to three days each. Garage sales are exempt from the outdoor-display prohibition. Temporary signs must be set back 5 feet from lot lines and may not be mounted on a fence.
Allen County Zoning Ordinance A.C.C. 3-4-2 (Outdoor Display)
Outdoor display as defined herein shall be prohibited except for yard and garage sales. Yard, garage, and similar sales on residential properties may be held up to three (3) times in a calendar year, for up to three (3) days per sale.
1 cities in Allen County have their own sign regulations rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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