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Signs on homes in La Puente

La Puente's own rules on signs on homes, with the code text for every value.

Each rule below links to the section of the La Puente Municipal Code it was read from, with the code text one click away (checked October 2026). General information, not legal advice.

What La Puente's code says

La Puente code What La Puente's code adds
Election and other noncommercial signs
  • Up to 24 square feet and 6 feet high, at least 5 feet from the property line
    Applies: Non-illuminated noncommercial message signs
    § 10.34.070 · code text
    Non-illuminated noncommercial message signs not exceeding 24 square feet in area and six feet in overall height, and placed a minimum distance of five feet from the property line.
  • Within 10 calendar days after the date of the event
    Applies: Noncommercial signs
    § 10.34.080 · code text
    Non-commercial signs shall be removed within 10 calendar days after the date of the event for which the sign was erected.
Signs that need no permit
  • Street address, building identification and nameplate signs on residences need no sign application
    Applies: Up to 3 square foot, 1 sign per property, pedestrian oriented
    § 10.34.070 · code text
    Street address (number) signs, building identification signs, business tenant signs, and nameplates on residences and business locations, provided such signs do not exceed three square foot in area, are limited to one sign per property, and are pedestrian oriented.
  • Signs on the property where there is a yard sale
    Applies: Yard sale taking place in compliance with the city's yard sale rules
    § 10.34.070 · code text
    Signs on property where there is a yard sale taking place in compliance with Section 5.50.070(f) of the Municipal Code, and provided such signs comply with the provisions of Chapter 5.50.
  • Street address (number) signs
    Applies: Not exceeding 3 square foot in area, limited to 1 sign per property, and pedestrian oriented
    § 10.34.070 · code text
    Street address (number) signs, building identification signs, business tenant signs, and nameplates on residences and business locations, provided such signs do not exceed three square foot in area, are limited to one sign per property, and are pedestrian oriented.
For-sale and open-house signs
  • 1 sign for each street frontage
    § 10.34.080 · code text
    One unlighted, wall-mounted or freestanding sign on property for sale, lease, or rental is permitted for each street frontage.
  • Up to 6 square feet per sign face.
    Applies: Single-family residential zone
    § 10.34.080 · code text
    In a single-family residential zone, signs on property for sale, lease, or rental shall not exceed six square feet per sign face.
  • Up to 12 square feet per sign face.
    Applies: Multiple-family residential zone
    § 10.34.080 · code text
    In a multiple-family residential zone, signs on property for sale, lease, or rental shall not exceed 12 square feet per sign face.
  • Up to 5 feet in height.
    Applies: Freestanding signs in residential zones
    § 10.34.080 · code text
    Freestanding signs on property for sale, lease, or rental shall not exceed five feet in height from finished grade in residential zones, and not more than eight feet in height from finished grade in commercial or industrial zones.
  • Within 7 days after the property or tenant space has been rented, leased, or sold
    § 10.34.080 · code text
    All signs on property for sale, lease, or rental shall be removed from the premises within seven days after the property or tenant space has been rented, leased, or sold.

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Frequently asked questions

What signs may I put up at my home in La Puente?

La Puente's code: Up to 24 square feet and 6 feet high, at least 5 feet from the property line (Non-illuminated noncommercial message signs) (§ 10.34.070); Street address, building identification and nameplate signs on residences need no sign application (Up to 3 square foot, 1 sign per property, pedestrian oriented) (§ 10.34.070).

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