New Port Richey, FL Sign Regulations: Window Signs (2026)
Key Facts
- Residential limit
- 3 sq ft aggregate window signage
- Non-residential limit
- 24 sq ft aggregate window signage
- Coverage cap
- 25% of any window surface
- Permit
- Not required, written notice only
Summary
New Port Richey limits interior window signs to 3 square feet on residential property and 24 square feet on non-residential property, and caps coverage at 25 percent of any window surface.
Window signs, limited to an aggregate of three (3) square feet in sign area for residential and twenty-four (24) square feet in sign area for non-residential use, may be displayed on the inside of the window. Window signs shall not cover more than twenty-five (25) percent of any window surface.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 68).
Full Breakdown
The city's Land Development Code allows window signs, any sign placed in or affixed to a window and visible from outside, without a sign permit, but caps their size at three square feet total for residential property and twenty-four square feet for non-residential property, and limits coverage to 25 percent of any single window's surface. Owners must still notify the Building Official in writing before installation, describing the sign's structural details, location and installation date. Signs that exceed these limits are treated as regular permanent signs requiring a permit and are subject to enforcement under the general sign article.
Violations & Fines
The City Building Official enforces the sign article and can order oversized or noncompliant window signs removed after 30 days' written notice, with removal costs charged to the property owner.
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