Keep yard signs another day by placing them the right way!

Keep yard signs another day by placing them the right way!
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City of New Smyrna Beach issued the following announcement on March 2.

Whether for an open house, garage sale, or political campaign, yard signs are a popular way to help get the word out. Here are a few photos from our Code Enforcement Department showing the right and wrong ways to display them.

Other helpful tips to keep in mind: 

  • Signs should be placed on private property with the owner’s permission and on public property as expressly permitted by the appropriate governing body.
  • Signs including pennants, ribbons, streamers, spinners, or wind-operated devices are not permitted.
  • Signs in violation will be removed by Code Enforcement officers.

Would you like to know more? Please contact Code Enforcement at (386) 410-2870.

Original source can be found here.



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