Conroe does not impose specific restrictions on residential holiday displays beyond general sign ordinance provisions in Chapter 90. Holiday decorations on private residential property are generally permitted without a sign permit.
Conroe's Chapter 90 sign ordinance primarily targets commercial signage, temporary business signs, and signs in the public right-of-way. Residential holiday displays and seasonal decorations on private property are generally exempt from sign permit requirements. Displays should not obstruct sidewalks, driveways, or public rights-of-way, and should not create traffic hazards. Electrical installations for holiday lighting should comply with building code safety standards under Chapter 14.
Displays obstructing rights-of-way or creating safety hazards may be addressed by Code Enforcement.
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