Home occupation signage in Richmond County is tightly limited. NYC Zoning Resolution §22-32 allows only a single non-illuminated nameplate sign no larger than 1 sq ft in residential districts.
Per NYC ZR §22-32 (Signs in Residence Districts), signs for accessory home occupations may not exceed 1 sq ft, must be non-illuminated, and can only display the occupant's name, profession, and address. No flashing, projecting, or roof-mounted signs are allowed. HOAs and landmark districts (historic St. George) may impose stricter limits. Any sign over 12 sq ft or any illuminated sign on a residential property requires a DOB/Landmarks permit.
Illegal sign: DOB Notice of Violation $1,000 first offense, $2,500 subsequent; Landmarks violations can be $2,000 per day.
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