Garage sale signs in Victorville must be placed only on the property where the sale is held. Signs in the public right-of-way, on utility poles, or on traffic signs are prohibited.
Victorville Municipal Code limits garage sale advertising to on-site signage. A modest sign may be posted on the property where the sale is held, typically in the front yard or on the home, and must be removed promptly when the sale ends. Signs placed in the public right-of-way, attached to utility poles, light standards, street signs, traffic control devices, median islands, or city trees are prohibited and may be removed by city crews. The person who posted an illegal sign can be cited under the Municipal Code, with fines that typically begin at 100 dollars and increase for repeat offenses. Signs should be neatly made, not exceed the size allowed for temporary residential signage, and not cause traffic or sight hazards. HOA-sponsored neighborhood sales may use entry monument signage only with the HOA's approval and consistent with the sign ordinance.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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