Temporary signs.
San José Municipal Code § 23.04.240
in effect23.04.240 - Temporary signs.
Each airport parcel may display up to two temporary signs at any time. The following temporary signs are allowed:
A. Real estate signs. One temporary sign, not larger than forty square feet, may be displayed that is related to the lease or sale of the real property on which the sign is placed, while such property is for sale or lease and for a period of thirty days after such property is sold.
B. Construction signs.
1. Construction signs related to construction on the property on which the sign is placed may be displayed one hundred eighty days prior to the commencement of construction, during construction and for a period not longer than thirty days after completion of construction.
2. Construction signs attached to fences that enclose construction sites and no higher than ten feet above grade shall have no size limitation.
3. Construction signs not attached to such fences may not exceed one hundred fifty square feet in sign area and shall be limited to one such sign per street frontage.
4. Construction signs shall not be illuminated.
C. Other temporary signs. One other temporary sign not larger than ten square feet may be displayed for no more than a total of three months in any calendar year.
(Ords. 24201, 29747.)
Source: City of San José, Municipal Code (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/ca/san_jose/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TIT23SI_CH23.04SIRE_PT3AISIZO_23.04.240TESIFetched: 11/1/2026