Hudson, NH Sign Regulations: Garage Sale Signs (2026)

Hudson's sign ordinance normally requires a permit from the Building Inspector, approved by the Zoning Administrator, before any sign goes up anywhere in Town under § 334-58A. ' That three-day cap is the only duration limit Hudson's code sets for this category, so a sign left up longer than three days loses its exemption and becomes an unpermitted sign under the general rule in § 334-58A. ' The same subsection requires that every exempt sign, including a garage sale sign, still 'comply with all other requirements of this chapter,' so placement rules elsewhere in Article XII, such as keeping a freestanding sign out of a required setback, continue to apply even though no permit is needed.

Hudson treats other short-duration announcements similarly: an on-site sign for a new business opening and a temporary construction sign both get comparable no-permit treatment elsewhere in § 334-58B, showing the three-day garage sale window is one of the shortest exemptions in the ordinance.