Oro Valley, AZ Home Business: Signage Rules (2026)

The Oro Valley Zoning Code sign regulations and home occupation provisions combine to prohibit all commercial signage at residential home occupation sites. Property owners operating a home business may not display any sign identifying the business, including freestanding yard signs, window signs, banners, flags, or vehicle wraps on vehicles regularly parked in the driveway. This is consistent with the general requirement that home occupations must not alter the residential character or appearance of the property. The Town Sign Code in the Zoning Code establishes comprehensive regulations for all signage within the town limits, including permitted sign types by zoning district. Residential zones are limited to address identification signs, real estate signs, and temporary signs for yard sales. Political signs are permitted under Arizona state law but must comply with size and placement rules. Business identification signs require a commercial or mixed-use zoning designation and a sign permit from the Community and Economic Development Department. Any signage placed without a permit in the public right-of-way may be removed by the Town.