2 rules for unincorporated Imperial County, California.
Verified from official government sources
Unincorporated Imperial County allows temporary political, religious, or civic campaign signs for up to 120 days under Title 9, Section 90401.09. Signs must be removed within 15 days after Election Day, and in residential areas may not exceed 20 square feet or 6 feet in height. Signs remaining 20 days after the campaign incur a $50-per-day fine.
Unincorporated Imperial County's sign code (Title 9, Division 4, Chapter 1) has no provision specifically naming garage-sale or yard-sale signs. Such temporary off-premise signs are not among the listed permitted or exempt signs, and any sign not authorized by the chapter is prohibited under Section 90401.14.G, with deviations requiring a Conditional Use Permit.
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