3 rules for unincorporated Washington County, Oregon.
Verified from official government sources
Washington County allows political signs on private property under CDC 414. Signs in public right-of-way are prohibited and may be removed without notice under ORS 368.942 and R&O 98-197. Content-neutral time/place/manner rules apply per Reed v. Gilbert.
Portland City Code, Chapter 32.32 Base Zone Regulations, Subsections J (Lawn signs) and K (Temporary signs)
J. Lawn signs. 1. General standards. Lawn signs that meet the standards of this subsection are allowed in all zones and are not counted in the total square footage of permanent signage allowed on the site. Adjustments or modifications to the standards of this subsection are prohibited. 2. Size. Lawn signs may be up to 3 square feet in area. 3. Placement. Lawn signs must be entirely outside the ...
Washington County prohibits garage sale signs in the public right-of-way along county roads. Temporary signs on private property are allowed under CDC 414. Signs must be removed immediately after the sale.
Washington County allows holiday displays on residential property without permits. Displays must not obstruct sight lines, create fire hazards, or violate noise rules. HOA rules in subdivisions may impose additional limits.
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