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Title 19 — Development Code›Chapter 19.80 — Noise Control

88.080 Freestanding Signs

Twentynine Palms Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · Twentynine Palms

A.

Quantity. A freestanding sign may only be permitted in a business complex. A maximum of one freestanding sign may be permitted per parcel or per business complex.

B.

Maximum Height, Freestanding Signs. The maximum sign height of a freestanding sign shall be 15 feet, unless a more restrictive height standard is specified by this Chapter or the provisions of the applicable land use district or overlay district.

C.

Sign Area. In cases where a freestanding sign may be utilized for a business in a business complex, the maximum allowable sign area for a freestanding sign is 100 square feet.

19.88.090 - Monument Signs

A.

Quantity. A maximum of one monument sign may be permitted per parcel or per business complex, except as provided in SubSections 19.88.060.A and 19.88.090.B.

B.

Multiple Monument Signs. A maximum of two monument signs may be placed on any parcel when separated by a minimum distance of 300 lineal feet. In such cases, the measurement shall be the lineal distance as measured along the public right-of-way(s) of the parcel.

C.

Height. The sign height of a monument sign shall not exceed 8 feet.

D.

Visual Obstruction. No monument sign may be located so as to visually obstruct any neighboring sign when viewed from the street traffic lane nearest the curb at any location within 150 feet of either side of said sign. Monument signs are not permitted in clear sight triangles.

E.

Sign Area. The maximum allowable sign area for a monument sign for an individual business is 75 square feet. The maximum allowable sign area for a monument sign in a business complex is 100 square feet. The

maximum cumulative sign area for all monument signs in a business complex is 200 square feet.

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▸Contents — Twentynine Palms Zoning Code
Twentynine Palms Zoning Code
  1. ▸Title 19 — Development Code
    Overview
    1. Chapter 19.02 — Authority
    2. § 19.020
    3. Chapter 19.04 — The General Plan
    4. Chapter 19.06 — Definitions
    5. Chapter 19.08 — Rural Living District (RL)
    6. Chapter 19.10 — Single-Family Residential District (RS)
    7. Chapter 19.12 — Multi-Family Residential District (RM)
    8. Chapter 19.14 — High Density Residential District (R-HD)
    9. Chapter 19.16 — Commercial Districts (CO, CG, CN and CT)
    10. Chapter 19.18 — Service Commercial (CS) and Community Industri…
    11. Chapter 19.20 — Open Space Residential District (OSR)
    12. Chapter 19.22 — Public Land Use Districts (P and F)
    13. Chapter 19.26 — Overlay Districts
    14. Chapter 19.28 — Approval Requirements and Common Procedures
    15. Chapter 19.29 — Fees and Deposits
    16. Chapter 19.30 — Zoning Clearance
    17. Chapter 19.32 — Home Occupation Permit
    18. Chapter 19.34 — Temporary Use Permit and Standards
    19. Chapter 19.35 — Film Permits
    20. Chapter 19.36 — Site Plan Review
    21. Chapter 19.37 — Minor Exception
    22. Chapter 19.38 — Administrative Use Permit
    23. Chapter 19.40 — Similar Use Determination
    24. Chapter 19.41 — Vacation Home Rental
    25. Chapter 19.42 — Conditional Use Permit
    26. Chapter 19.43 — Planned Development
    27. Chapter 19.44 — Variance
    28. Chapter 19.46 — Zone Change and Development Code Amendment
    29. Chapter 19.48 — Specific Plan
    30. Chapter 19.50 — General Plan Amendment
    31. Chapter 19.52 — Development Agreement
    32. Chapter 19.54 — Reasonable Accommodation
    33. Chapter 19.55 — Sidewalk Vending Permit
    34. Chapter 19.56 — Transient Selling, Peddling, and Soliciting Pe…
    35. Chapter 19.57 — Mobile Food Truck Vending Permit
    36. Chapter 19.58 — Surface Mining and Land Reclamation Permit
    37. Chapter 19.60 — Historic Preservation
    38. Chapter 19.62 — Flood Management Regulations
    39. Chapter 19.64 — Hillside Grading, Clearing and Plant Removal
    40. Chapter 19.66 — California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Pr…
    41. Chapter 19.68 — General Development Standards and Exceptions
    42. Chapter 19.69 — Residential Development Standards and Design C…
    43. Chapter 19.70 — Accessory Uses and Structures
    44. Chapter 19.72 — Affordable Housing Density Bonus
    45. Chapter 19.73 — Commercial and Industrial Development Standard…
    46. Chapter 19.74 — Fences, Walls, and Screens
    47. Chapter 19.78 — Lighting Standards
    48. ▸Chapter 19.80 — Noise Control
      Overview
      1. Chapter 19.82 — Off-Street Parking and Loading
      2. Chapter 19.88 — Signs
      3. 88.080 Freestanding Signs
      4. Chapter 19.90 — Dedications and Improvements
      5. Chapter 19.92 — Trash Enclosure Standards
      6. Chapter 19.94 — Utilities
      7. Chapter 19.96 — Water Efficient Landscape
      8. Chapter 19.98 — Western Joshua Trees
      9. Chapter 19.100 — Adult-Oriented Business
      10. Chapter 19.102 — Animal Keeping
      11. Chapter 19.104 — Automobile and Vehicle Related Uses
      12. Chapter 19.106 — Bed and Breakfast Uses
      13. Chapter 19.108 — Bingo License
      14. Chapter 19.110 — Farmers Market Uses
      15. Chapter 19.112 — Commercial Vehicle Parking
      16. Chapter 19.114 — Community Care Facilities
      17. Chapter 19.116 — Emergency Shelters
      18. Chapter 19.124 — Mobile Home and Special Occupancy Parks
      19. Chapter 19.128 — Outdoor Dining
      20. Chapter 19.130 — Outdoor Storage
      21. Chapter 19.132 — Recycling Facilities
      22. Chapter 19.134 — Accessory Dwelling Units
      23. Chapter 19.136 — Single-Room Occupancy Facilities
      24. Chapter 19.138 — Special Regulated Uses
      25. Chapter 19.140 — Telecommunications Facilities
      26. Chapter 19.142 — Nonconforming Buildings, Uses and Lots
      27. 19.144 — Administrative Citations
      28. Chapter 19.146 — Nuisance Abatement
      29. Chapter 19.147 — Abandoned Vehicle Abatement
      30. Chapter 19.148 — Unclaimed or Abandoned Property
      31. Article 7 — Subdivision Regulations

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