3 rules for unincorporated St. Johns County, Florida.
Verified from official government sources
St. Johns County allows political signs on residential property as temporary signs. Land Development Code §7.02.02 permits up to two temporary signs per parcel, 6 square feet each, with no permit and no content or election-timing limit.
St. Johns County LDC §7.02.02
There is no limit on the number of separate Messages that may appear on the allowable surfaces(s) of any Temporary Sign.
Garage-sale signs are temporary signs in St. Johns County — up to two per residential parcel, 6 square feet each, no permit. Florida Statute §337.407(1) makes it illegal to plant one in a state road right-of-way, where crews remove them.
Fla. Stat. §337.407(1)
No person shall erect any sign, as defined in chapter 479, or light within the right-of-way limits of any road on the interstate highway system, the federal-aid primary highway system, the State Highway System, or the State Park Road System
St. Johns County does not regulate holiday lights, inflatables, or yard displays on residential property. No county ordinance limits seasonal decorations; HOA and CDD covenants in communities like Nocatee and Ponte Vedra set any timing or size rules.
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