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Signs on homes in San Diego County
San Diego County's own rules on signs on homes, with the code text for every value.
Each rule below links to the section of the San Diego County Municipal Code it was read from, with the code text one click away (checked October 2026). General information, not legal advice.
What San Diego County's code says
| Home business signs |
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| Election and other noncommercial signs |
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| Signs that need no permit | |
| For-sale and open-house signs |
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Who this affects
Frequently asked questions
What signs may I put up at my home in San Diego County?
San Diego County's code: 1 sign per house, up to 2 square feet (Displaying the name and occupation of the occupant) (§ 6252); Temporary civic, political, patriotic, religious or charitable displays are permitted without a permit (§ 6252).
General information, not legal advice.
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Ask GoCodebook how San Diego County's signs on homes rules apply to your situation and get an answer that cites the section.
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