2 rules for unincorporated Mono County, California.
Verified from official government sources
Unincorporated Mono County permits political signs under General Plan Chapter 07, Section 07.020(3). They may be posted only as long as needed to convey the message and must then be removed; adhesive signs cannot be affixed directly to structures. Political and noncommercial signs are exempt from the 30-day temporary-sign limit. State Business & Professions Code 5405.3 governs signs near highways.
Unincorporated Mono County limits temporary signs in residentially designated areas to garage-sale and open-house signs, capped at 3 square feet, under General Plan Chapter 07, Section 07.020(9). Event-related temporary materials may not be erected more than 30 days before the event and must be removed when it ends.
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