Santa Clarita restricts business signage in residential zones. Home occupations may not display commercial signs. A small nameplate may be acceptable. Illuminated and freestanding signs are prohibited in residential areas.
Home occupations in residential zones may not display commercial signage visible from the street. A small nameplate identifying the resident is generally acceptable. Illuminated signs, electronic signs, banner signs, and freestanding commercial signs are prohibited in residential zones. All signage must comply with the city's sign ordinance.
Unauthorized signs must be removed upon notice. Repeated violations may result in fines and impact the home occupation permit.
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