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Signs on homes in Rocklin

Rocklin's own rules on signs on homes, with the code text for every value.

Each rule below links to the section of the Rocklin Municipal Code it was read from, with the code text one click away (checked October 2026). General information, not legal advice.

What Rocklin's code says

Rocklin code What Rocklin's code adds
Election and other noncommercial signs
  • At most 16 square feet per sign
    Applies: Temporary noncommercial signs on private property, with the property owner's consent
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    The maximum size of a temporary noncommercial sign shall be sixteen square feet in area.
  • At most 6 feet high
    Applies: Temporary noncommercial signs on private property, with the property owner's consent
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    The maximum height of a temporary noncommercial sign shall be six feet.
  • No limit on the number of signs on a property
    Applies: Temporary noncommercial signs
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    There shall be no restriction on the number of temporary noncommercial signs located on a given property.
  • From 45 days before the event through 5 days after the event
    Applies: Event-related temporary noncommercial signs
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    Temporary noncommercial signs may only be displayed during the period commencing forty-five days before the event to which they relate, for example, a general or special election, as defined in the California Election Code, and ending five days after such event concludes.
Signs that need no permit
  • Real estate signs for property offered for sale, rent or lease need no permit
    Applies: Residential properties
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    the signs described in this subsection may be displayed without permits.
  • Temporary noncommercial signs need no sign permit
    Applies: Private property, with the property owner's consent; all zone districts
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    Temporary noncommercial signs shall be permitted in all zone districts without a sign permit, provided that all such signs are subject to, and shall comply with, the following standards:
For-sale and open-house signs
  • 1 freestanding, unlighted sign per street frontage, at most 6 feet in overall height
    Applies: Properties with a residential principal use
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    one temporary freestanding unlighted maximum nine-square-foot real estate sign may be displayed per street frontage
  • At most 9 square feet
    Applies: Properties with a residential principal use
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    one temporary freestanding unlighted maximum nine-square-foot real estate sign may be displayed per street frontage
  • Remove within 15 days
    Applies: After the proposed transaction closes or the offer or solicitation is withdrawn
    § 17.75.070 · code text
    Such signs shall be removed within fifteen days following the closing of the proposed transaction, or the withdrawal of the offer or solicitation.

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Frequently asked questions

What signs may I put up at my home in Rocklin?

Rocklin's code: At most 16 square feet per sign (Temporary noncommercial signs on private property, with the property owner's consent) (§ 17.75.070); At most 6 feet high (Temporary noncommercial signs on private property, with the property owner's consent) (§ 17.75.070).

General information, not legal advice.

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