Beaverton's home occupation regulations generally prohibit exterior signage for Type 1 home businesses. Type 2 home occupations may have limited signage subject to Development Code Section 60.40 (Sign Regulations). Signs must not alter the residential character of the neighborhood. Check with Community Development for specific sign allowances.
Under Beaverton Development Code Section 40.40, home occupations should not change the residential character of the property. Type 1 home occupations (low-impact) generally prohibit exterior signage. Type 2 home occupations may allow limited signage subject to Sign Regulations in Development Code Section 60.40 and the specific conditions of the permit. Any exterior alterations that would indicate a business use are restricted. All sign regulations must be checked with the Community Development Department before installation.
Sign removal order. Permit revocation risk. Code compliance fines $100 to $500.
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