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A Reminder to Candidates About Sign Restrictions

Only permitted signs may be posted along roads, and only on private property, in Loudoun County.

 

The Loudoun County Zoning Ordinance requires anyone interested in displaying signs on the roadways within the county to obtain a zoning permit. Once the permit is obtained, signs not exceeding four square feet may be placed on private property upon consent of the property owner. Large billboard type signs are not permitted in accordance with current zoning ordinance provisions. For additional information regarding the sign permit process, please contact Marsha Keim, Zoning Permit Division, 703-777-0648.

No signs are permitted in a Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) right of way. Under an agreement with VDOT, Loudoun County removes all signs that have been placed within VDOT rights of way.  For additional information regarding the sign collection program, please contact Roger Carroll, Zoning Enforcement, 703-737-8818.

Sign regulations may differ within Loudoun County’s incorporated towns and the appropriate town offices should be contacted regarding placement of campaign and other temporary signs within towns.

 

Related Topics: Candidates, Election, Ordinance, Regulations, Signs, and restrictions

william

8:22 am on Tuesday, November 1, 2011

This is funny if you drive on Loudoun County parkway that has signs ever 5 feet.

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