2 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in Madera County, California.
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In unincorporated Madera County, residential properties may display campaign signs totaling up to 32 square feet under Zoning Code Section 18.90.110, in addition to other allowed residential signage. Signs are prohibited on public property and may not create traffic hazards. Content-based limits on political messages are also constrained by the First Amendment.
Unincorporated Madera County has no garage-sale-specific sign ordinance. Temporary yard or garage-sale signs fall under the general Chapter 18.90 sign rules: residential parcels are limited to 8 square feet total (no single sign over 4 sq ft or 6 feet tall), signs are banned on public property, and any sign creating a traffic hazard is prohibited.
1 cities in Madera County have their own sign regulations rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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