Home occupation signage in Colorado Springs is limited to one attached sign, no larger than 2 square feet, identifying only the business name. The sign cannot be illuminated in any way.
Per §7.5.507 and the City's sign regulations, a home occupation may have a maximum of one (1) sign attached to the dwelling. The sign may not exceed 2 square feet and must be attached to the home (no freestanding signs). It may only identify the home occupation (business name) and cannot be illuminated by any means. This is significantly more restrictive than commercial sign allowances. HOA sign rules may further restrict signage.
Sign removal order. Permit revocation risk. Code compliance fines $100 to $500.
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