Gresham restricts signage for home businesses. Signs must be small and unobtrusive, typically limited to one small nameplate sign. Illuminated or freestanding signs are generally not allowed.
Home occupation signage in Gresham is restricted to maintain the residential character of neighborhoods. Typically, one small nameplate sign (around 1–2 square feet) mounted flat on the dwelling is allowed. Illuminated signs, freestanding signs, and banners advertising the business are not permitted. The Development Code governs sign regulations and may vary by zone. Signs in the public right-of-way are prohibited.
Non-compliant signs must be removed. Repeated violations result in fines.
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