2 rules for unincorporated Colusa County, California.
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In unincorporated Colusa County, campaign and political signs are temporary signs allowed without a permit under Section 44-3.50.040(b)(2) of the Zoning Code. They may not exceed 32 square feet in area or 12 feet in height, must be on private property with the owner's consent and out of the public right-of-way, and any sign over 7 feet tall requires a building permit.
Colusa County Code Sec. 44-3.50.040(b)(2)
Campaign or political signs pertaining to an election to any public office or ballot measure may be installed on private property with the property owner's consent with the following restrictions: (A) The maximum sign height shall be twelve feet; (B) All signs that have a height greater than seven feet require a building permit in accordance with the building code; (C) No campaign or political ...
Unincorporated Colusa County's Zoning Code has no sign category specifically for garage or yard sale signs. Such temporary signs fall under the general Sign Regulations of Section 44-3.50: they cannot be placed on public property or in the public right-of-way, and off-site signs (signs advertising something not on the parcel where the sign sits) are generally prohibited.
Colusa County Code Sec. 44-3.50.060(A) (Prohibited Signs)
Signs that identify a use, facility, or service which is not located on the parcel or premise where the sign is located, except for temporary real estate signs consistent with Section 44-3.50.040 (Signs Allowed Without Permits) and off-site billboards consistent with Section 44-3.50.080 (Signs Allowed With a Permit).
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