2 rules for unincorporated Hawaii County, Hawaii.
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Hawai'i County Sign Code (HCC Chapter 3) allows temporary, unlighted signs relating to a meeting, special event or condition of the property in every district without a permit. In residential, open and agricultural districts a temporary sign may not exceed eight square feet.
HCC Chapter 3 (Signs) — temporary signs
Temporary signs in Residential, Open, or Agricultural districts cannot exceed eight square feet of an area. In Commercial areas, it cannot exceed thirty-two square feet of the area. Small-unlighted sign may not exceed two square feet.
Garage-sale signs qualify as temporary signs under Hawai'i County's Sign Code (HCC Ch. 3). They are allowed in all districts without a permit but must relate to a special event or condition of the property and, in residential/agricultural areas, may not exceed eight square feet.
HCC Chapter 3 (Signs) — temporary signs
This includes a temporary unlighted sign or banner. A temporary sign must relate to a meeting, special event, or condition of the property. Temporary signs in Residential, Open, or Agricultural districts cannot exceed eight square feet of an area.
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