Political Campaigns Reminded of Rules Regarding Temporary Signs
City of Melbourne Code Enforcement officers are contacting local political campaigns to remind them of city rules regarding placement of temporary noncommercial/political signs. The city’s sign code’s primary purpose is to ensure public saf...
City of Melbourne Code Enforcement officers are contacting local political campaigns to remind them of city rules regarding placement of temporary noncommercial/political signs.
City Code Enforcement officers are asking all candidates to relocate any errant signs.
The city’s sign code’s primary purpose is to ensure public safety. For example, signs in the right-of-way and those placed too close to the road can distract drivers or obstruct their view.
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If you have any questions about temporary signs, please contact the City Code Enforcement Division: 321-608-7946.
Photo and story credit: Photo: City of Melbourne / melbourneflorida.org. Originally published by the City of Melbourne.
