2 rules for unincorporated Lake County, Florida.
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Lake County uses content-neutral sign rules, so there is no special 'political sign' category. On your own property you may display a temporary light-material sign without a permit: one sign of 3–16 sq ft per acre, max 6 feet tall, not illuminated, set back from the pavement.
Lake County LDR Sec. 11.01.06(H)
For properties or parcels up to and including one acre, a single sign less than or equal to sixteen (16) square feet of sign copy area and greater than three (3) square feet of sign copy area, may be displayed. Each sign shall be a maximum of six (6) feet in height. Electric or illuminated signs are prohibited.
Lake County's content-neutral sign code treats a garage-sale sign like any temporary sign. On your own property you may display a light-material sign of 3–16 sq ft without a permit — under 6 feet tall, not illuminated, set back from the road. Right-of-way signs are banned.
Lake County LDR Sec. 11.01.05, 11.01.10
11.01.05 Prohibited Signs. The following types of Signs are prohibited in all zoning districts within Lake County: A. Abandoned Signs... E. Snipe Signs. F. Portable Signs. Prohibited signs on public property or rights-of-way shall be removed immediately, and may be removed by the County or its agents without notice.
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