Coconino County, AZ Sidewalk & Pedestrian Rules: Obstruction Rules (2026)

Coconino County's Zoning Ordinance permits temporary open house signage, but only within tight physical and time limits designed to keep pedestrian routes clear. ii states: 'Open house Signs shall be limited to 4 square feet and shall not exceed 3 feet in height. They shall be limited to no more than two days per week for any given property. One on-site and no more than three Off-Premise Signs are permitted. The Signs shall be placed no more than 30 minutes prior to the beginning of the open house and shall be removed within 30 minutes of the end of the open house.

Off-Premise Signs placed in public Rights-of-Way or Easements shall be placed such that they do not obstruct traffic or visibility at the intersection. They shall not obstruct multi-purpose paths or sidewalks. ' An agent can stake up to three directional off-premise signs plus one on-site sign for a showing, but every one of them has to come down within half an hour of the open house ending, and none can sit where it blocks foot traffic on a sidewalk or multi-purpose path or obscures a driver's view at an intersection.

Placing a directional sign on someone else's private easement additionally requires that owner's permission. C, which separately bars any sign from obstructing an official traffic sign, signal, or a driver's sight triangle at intersections and driveways.