Titusville, FL Sign Regulations: Freeway-Facing Signs (2026)

Sec. 32-9(h) of the Titusville Land Development Regulations creates the Interstate Access Zone, a quarter-mile (1,320-foot) band measured from where SR 406 or SR 50 meets the I-95 right-of-way. Only commercial property with at least 50 feet of frontage on an improved public or private right-of-way inside that zone can apply for a 'high rise' ground sign, and the code allows just one per lot. Maximum height is 75 feet above existing grade on both SR 406 and SR 50 frontage, printed directly in a table in the section.

Sign area is capped two ways, and the applicant must pick one method and stick with it: either 64 square feet per first acre, scaling up to 250 square feet total, or 2 square feet per linear foot of the building's front-lot-line frontage, again capped at 250 square feet. The two computation methods cannot be mixed, and a later change in signage must use whichever method was originally chosen. High rise signs must sit back at least 50 feet from every property line, a distance that grows to 100 feet where the sign abuts residential zoning or use.

Applicants must submit a registered engineer's fall-radius calculation showing the entire structure will collapse onto the site if it fails, plus a site plan with elevations. Billboards are never allowed to double as a high rise sign, and the code expressly forbids any variance from the maximum permitted height or size. The aggregate area of all ground and pole signs on an Interstate Access Zone site, high rise sign included, cannot exceed 450 square feet.