Utah County, UT Home Business: Signage Rules (2026)

20 permits signage for a Home Occupation only 'subject to the provisions of UCLUO 4, UCLUO 6 and UCLUO 8,' and separately bars storing a permitted trailer bearing advertising in the open. 24's rule for the RR-5, TR-5, RA-5, M&G-1, A-40, G-1, CE-1 and CE-2 zones: accessory signs there are limited in aggregate to two per lot or parcel, with each sign separated from the next by at least 50 feet, and no sign face may exceed 32 square feet. Height is capped at 8 feet, except a sign attached to a building, which may rise only to the height of that building.

Every sign must also be set back from any public street or property line so no part of the sign face or structure protrudes into the right-of-way or onto neighboring property, and a Building permit for any sign structure adjacent to street frontage requires the County Engineer to confirm the design will not reduce vehicle sight distance below adopted standards. 24 separately allows temporary signs on private property up to 9 square feet per sign face in any zone, and bans structurally unsafe, unmaintained, tree-mounted, sight-obstructing or unauthorized signs county-wide, with enforcement by notice-and-cure and, for signs presenting an imminent public safety hazard, immediate removal at the owner's expense.