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1. Do I need a permit to install a new sign or replace an existing one?

Yes, to install a new sign or replace an existing sign, you need a Sign Permit from the Planning Division.

2. How do I apply for a Sign Permit?

Submit three sets of sign plans to the Planning Division.

3. What kind of plans do I need to submit?

A Site Plan showing the location of the existing and proposed signs, elevation of the proposed signs in relation to the building, and details of the proposed signs.

4. What is the processing time for a Sign Permit?

If the plans are complete and in substantial compliance with code requirements, Sign Permit would be issued over-the-counter.

5. Is there a fee for a Sign Permit?

Yes, the Sign Permit fee is $50.

6. What type of sign is allowed in Inglewood?

Only individually cut, molded or recessed letters are allowed for wall signs.

7. Are painted signs allowed?

No, unless a Sign Adjustment is granted.

8. What about roof signs or billboards?

These signs are only allowed by Special Use Permit in certain locations and subject to some restrictions.

9. Are temporary signs allowed in Inglewood?

A banner is allowed for 30 to 45 days per business per year.

10. Do I need a permit for a banner?

No permit is required.