2 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in Lancaster County, Nebraska.
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Lincoln permits temporary political signs in every zoning district without a permit. Under Section 27.69.100, non-illuminated temporary signs are allowed in all districts, and temporary noncommercial signs for political campaigns and civic activities are expressly permitted, with a ten-square-foot limit in residential districts.
Lincoln Municipal Code § 27.69.100(c)
The following non-illuminated temporary signs are allowed in all zoning districts... Temporary noncommercial signs in connection with political campaigns, nonprofit civic activities, and other noncommercial activities are permitted.
A garage-sale sign is a temporary sign in Lincoln, allowed in all zoning districts without a permit. In residential districts a temporary sign may not exceed ten square feet of sign area; nonresidential districts allow forty square feet and six feet in height.
Lincoln Municipal Code § 27.69.100
The following non-illuminated temporary signs are allowed in all zoning districts, provided that the sign area and height of the sign shall not exceed the following limitations by zoning district: Residential Districts -- ten square feet of sign area.
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