Pompano Beach regulates signs through Chapter 156 (Sign Code). Home-based businesses in residential zones are generally prohibited from displaying commercial signage. Section 156.05 governs signs in single-family districts. A Sign Code Compliance Permit is required for most signs under Section 156.13. Prohibited signs are listed in Section 156.12.
Chapter 156 of the Pompano Beach Code of Ordinances governs all signage within the city. Section 156.05 addresses signs in single- and two-family districts, which typically prohibit commercial signage. Section 156.06 covers multiple-family districts. Home occupations are expected to maintain the residential character of the neighborhood, which generally precludes commercial signs. Section 156.12 lists prohibited signs. Section 156.13 requires a Sign Code Compliance Permit for most sign installations. Permitted sign types, sizes, and locations vary by zoning district. Contact Planning and Zoning at 954.786.4679 for sign code questions.
Unpermitted commercial signs in residential zones violate Ch. 156. Prohibited signs may be removed by the city.
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