Brooklyn Park, MN Sign Regulations: Freeway-Facing Signs (2026)

H. H. 610 Corridor Plan, a freeway corridor running through Brooklyn Park along Highway 610. This sits within a broader list of citywide sign prohibitions in the same section: division (C) bans roof signs installed above a building's facade, division (D) bans signs with more than two faces, division (E) bans signs attached to trees, fences, or utility poles, division (G) bans wall signs facing an abutting residential property unless separated by a street or highway right-of-way, and division (J) bans portable reader board signs unless specifically allowed elsewhere in the code.

H. 610 Corridor billboard ban applies to a defined geographic area tied to freeway visibility rather than to a sign type used citywide, reflecting the corridor's role as a gateway along Highway 610 near Target's north campus and North Hennepin Community College. The prohibited-sign list traces to the 1972 code at § 356:25 and was most recently amended by Ordinance 2024-1304, passed July 29, 2024. State and federal government agencies are otherwise exempt from the sign ordinance but must still meet setback requirements under division (P). 99.