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1. How do I apply?

The property owner or authorized agent must fill out and submit a Special Event Application. Once reviewed, written authorization is sent to the applicant informing them that their proposed activity is either approved or denied. If approved, then no other permits are necessary.

Special Event Application

2. What kind of signage is allowed?

While no permit is required for temporary on-site or off-site signs advertising the special event, all signage is limited to the following:

On-Site Signage

A temporary sign announcing special events (e.g. rodeos, fairs, grand openings, etc.) to take place on the premises on which the sign is located. Such signs, except grand opening signs and Window Graphics occupying not more than 25-% of the window area, must be included in calculating the maximum aggregate sign area for the site. Each such sign shall be maintained for no more than 30-calendar days. On-site signs are allowed in the following zoning districts: RU, GB, LI, and HI. Maximum Area: 15-square feet. Maximum Height: 8-feet. No illumination. Maximum Number: There is no limit on the number of temporary special event signs, provided the maximum aggregate sign area for the site is not exceeded.

Off-Site Signage

A temporary sign announcing special events (e.g. rodeos, fairs, grand openings, etc.), to occur on a site other than that on which the sign is located. Such signs, except Window Graphics occupying not more than 25-% of the window area, shall be included in calculating the maximum aggregate sign area for the site. Each such sign shall be maintained for no more than 30-calendar days. Off-site signs are allowed in the following zoning districts: RU, GB, LI, and HI. Maximum Area: Within 100-feet of an existing structure or free-standing sign: 15-square feet, 100-feet or more from any structure or free-standing sign: 32-square feet. Maximum Height: 8-feet. No illumination. Maximum Number: 2-per Calendar Year