Parma prohibits exterior commercial signage for home occupations in residential zones. No signs advertising the home business may be visible from the street. This preserves the residential appearance of neighborhoods and distinguishes home occupations from commercial uses.
The single exception under Parma zoning is a small non-illuminated professional nameplate, typically limited to 2 square feet, mounted flat on the dwelling. Yard signs, banners, and illuminated signs advertising the business are prohibited. Vehicle signage on a personally owned vehicle parked in the driveway is generally allowed as incidental.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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