Home businesses in Peoria may not display exterior signage. The residential character of the property must be maintained with no visible indication of commercial activity.
Peoria's zoning code prohibits home occupation operators from displaying exterior business signs, banners, or advertising. No modifications to the home's exterior should indicate a business is being operated. Commercial vehicles with prominent signage should be parked in the garage when possible. The intent is to preserve the residential character of neighborhoods.
Unauthorized business signage results in zoning violation notices and required removal.
Peoria, AZ
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