2 rules for unincorporated Prince William County, Virginia.
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Prince William County regulates temporary signs, including campaign/political signs, through the sign regulations in Chapter 32 (Part 250, Division 2). Temporary signs are content-neutral, size-limited, and time-limited, and must be on private property with the owner's consent, not in the public right-of-way.
Prince William County allows temporary yard-sale, open-house, and real-estate directional signs under Chapter 32's sign rules. They must be on private property with the owner's consent, are limited in number and time, and cannot be placed in the public right-of-way.
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