3 rules for unincorporated Richmond County, New York.
Verified from official government sources
Political signs on private residential property on Staten Island are protected speech and permitted without a permit. NYC Zoning Resolution generally exempts temporary non-illuminated signs under 12 square feet in residential districts. Signs may not be placed on public property, street trees, light poles, or within the public right-of-way.
Posting garage sale signs on Staten Island street poles, trees, traffic signs, or other public property is prohibited under NYC Admin Code 10-119 and is subject to 75 dollar per sign fines escalating to 150 dollars for repeat violations. Signs are allowed on your own private property only.
Temporary holiday decorations on private residential property in Staten Island are generally permitted without permits. Displays must not obstruct sidewalks, encroach on public property, or create traffic hazards. Inflatables and lighting should be secured and removed within a reasonable period after the holiday.
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