2 rules for unincorporated Loudoun County, Virginia.
Verified from official government sources
Political signs in Loudoun County are allowed on private property with size limits per Zoning Ordinance §5-1200. Maximum 6 sq ft per sign in residential zones; 32 sq ft in commercial/industrial. Signs in VDOT public rights-of-way prohibited (VA Code §33.2-1224). No time limits on display (content-neutral post-Reed v. Town of Gilbert, 2015). Must be removed within 10 days after election per Loudoun zoning. First Amendment protections against content-based restrictions.
Loudoun County permits temporary garage sale signs under Zoning §5-1200 as a form of noncommercial temporary sign — typically 4-6 square feet, on private property only with owner consent. Signs in VDOT public rights-of-way (Route 7, 15, 50, 28, 9, most subdivision streets) are prohibited per VA Code §33.2-1224 and removed on sight. Signs must come down within 24 hours of sale end. HOA covenants often impose stricter limits. Repeat offenders face escalating citations.
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