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Freeway-Facing Signs

Sign Regulations

Restrictions on commercial signs visible from freeways, including height, illumination, and outdoor advertising act compliance.

42% moderate11% strict(380 locations)

How Freeway-Facing Signs Rules Differ by Place

380 places covered41 strict158 moderate

Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Bans Eastshore Freeway Billboards

Heavy Restrictions

Berkeley outlaws off-premises signs west of the western line of Third Street that are designed to be read primarily from the Eastshore Freeway. There is only one way around the ban: a…

Escondido, CA: Escondido Freeway-Facing Advertising Sign Ban

Heavy Restrictions

Escondido bans any advertising sign or structure on property next to a 'sign controlled freeway' if it is designed to be viewed primarily by freeway travelers, under Zoning Code…

Mountain View, CA: Mountain View Freeway-Facing Sign Ban

Heavy Restrictions

Mountain View bans any sign designed or maintained primarily to be viewed from a freeway under City Code Sec. 3.18.2, and any sign proposed within 600 feet of a freeway's right-of-way…

Gilbert, AZ: Gilbert Freeway-Facing Sign Rules

Some Restrictions

Gilbert's Land Development Code allows a dedicated Freeway Sign only on parcels of at least 15 net acres in Commercial, HVC/GVC/GBC, Office, Employment, Public Facility/Institutional…

Maricopa County, AZ: Maricopa County Freeway Pylon Sign Rules

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Maricopa County, freeway-facing pylon signs are limited to C-S and C-2 zoning districts, capped at 65 feet (80 feet with cellular antennas), and must sit back at…

Peoria, AZ: Peoria Freeway-Facing Sign Standards

Some Restrictions

Freeway-facing monument signs in Peoria need a sign permit under City Code § 21-709, Table 2, and are capped at 250 square feet and 60 feet in height (plus 3 feet for architectural…