2 rules for unincorporated Pinal County, Arizona.
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Under Pinal County's sign code, political signs may go on private property or in county-controlled rights-of-way if erected no more than 90 days before a primary election and removed within 15 days after the general election. Maximum 16 square feet in residential zones, 32 elsewhere.
PCDSC 2.145.050(E)
The sign is erected no more than 90 days prior to a primary election and removed 15 days after the general election... The sign has a maximum area of 16 square feet if the sign is located in an area zoned for residential use, or a maximum area of 32 square feet if the sign is located in any other area.
Pinal County's sign code exempts small signs from permits, but requires a sign permit before erecting any nonexempt sign larger than six square feet or higher than eight feet above grade. Garage-sale and temporary signs must stay out of hazardous locations and off public right-of-way.
PCDSC 2.145 (Signs)
A sign permit shall be secured from the Pinal County planning and development services department prior to the erection, relocation, construction, installation or substantial reconstruction of any nonexempt sign exceeding six square feet in area, or higher than eight feet above grade at the sign, regardless of value.
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