Sign Regulations in Springtown, Texas

Springtown, Texas has specific sign regulations covering 20 sign types across 7 zoning districts. Regulated sign types include Wall Sign, Directional Sign, Incidental Sign. Height restrictions apply. Permits are required for most commercial signs. Use PermitPal to get instant access to the complete regulations.

Data last verified: April 9, 2025

Sign Regulation Overview for Springtown, Texas

Sample Sign Requirements in Springtown

Sign TypeMax HeightMax AreaSetback
Incidental Sign2 square feet
Identification Sign2 square feet
Shingle Sign2 square feet

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Sign Types Covered

20

  • Wall Sign
  • Directional Sign
  • Incidental Sign
  • Identification Sign
  • +2 more types

Zoning Districts

7

Different zoning districts with specific sign regulations

Data Includes

  • Permit requirements
  • Height restrictions

Frequently Asked Questions

Sign height limits in Springtown vary by zone and sign type. Wall signs typically range from 25-40 feet, while monument signs are usually limited to 6-10 feet. Use PermitPal to get exact requirements for your property.

To get a sign permit in Springtown, submit an application to the local building or planning department with sign dimensions, location, and design specifications. Our data confirms permits are required for most commercial signs. Processing typically takes 1-4 weeks. PermitPal helps you identify specific requirements and prepare complete applications.

In Springtown, regulated sign types include Wall Sign, Directional Sign, Incidental Sign, Identification Sign, and 2 more types. Most commercial signs require permits. Temporary signs and certain small signs may be exempt. Use PermitPal for specific exemptions.

Sign setback requirements in Springtown vary by zone and sign type, typically ranging from 5-15 feet from property lines. Use PermitPal for specific setback requirements at your location.

Digital and LED sign regulations in Springtown, Texas typically include restrictions on brightness, animation, message duration, and hours of operation. Many jurisdictions require automatic dimming. Use PermitPal for exact requirements.

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Springtown, Texas Sign Rules at a Glance

Springtown, Texas regulates 20 sign types across 7 zoning districts. Garage Sale Signs in the General Regulations For All Zones zoning district are capped at 3 feet tall and 2 square feet (Sec. § 37.6D). Most commercial signs in Springtown require a permit.

Detailed Sign Ordinance Requirements for Springtown, Texas

Sign Rules by Zoning District in Springtown (7 zones)

Zoning DistrictSign Types RegulatedMax HeightMax AreaPermit Required
General Regulations For All Zones98 feet32 square feet plus bonus
Commercial Only2Min. 6 feet; 10 feet if attached to a wall40 square feet
Commercial and Industrial220 feet; not above wall200 square feet
Multifamily23 feet for freestanding/10 feet for wall24 square feet
C-1, C-2, I-1, I-2330 feet for monument and pole250 SF monument/200 SF pole
C-2335 feet200 square feet per face
C-1135 feet from grade

Zone-by-Zone Sign Requirements in Springtown(sample of 3 of 7 zones)

General Regulations For All Zones

Sign TypeMax HeightMax AreaMax WidthSetbackSigns AllowedLocationPermit RequiredPremium Details(Illumination, Size Formula, Permit Requirements, Additional Requirements — available with a free PermitPal account)Ordinance Citation
Incidental Sign2 square feetUnlock§ 37.6A
Shingle Sign2 square feet1 per establishmentPerpendicular to the doorUnlock§ 37.6C
Garage Sale Sign3 feet2 square feetOne on-site; no more than 2 off-siteUnlock§ 37.6D
Development Sign8 feet32 square feet plus bonusOne per street; no more than twoProperly located (ingress and egress)Unlock§ 37.6E
Real Estate Sign6 feet6 square feet residential/32 square feet commercial1 per street front; no more than 2Unlock§ 37.6F
Political Sign4 feet32 square feetUnlimitedUnlock§ 37.6G
Holiday DisplayUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlock§ 37.6I
Sponsorship SignUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedWithin public facilitiesUnlock§ 37.6K

C-1, C-2, I-1, I-2

Sign TypeMax HeightMax AreaMax WidthSetbackSigns AllowedLocationPermit RequiredPremium Details(Illumination, Size Formula, Permit Requirements, Additional Requirements — available with a free PermitPal account)Ordinance Citation
Monument Sign8 feet/10 feet in C-2 & I-2 zones60 SF per face/120 SF in C-1, C-2 & I-1, I-2One per street frontage; two maximumMid 1/3 of street frontageUnlock§ 37.6M
Pole Sign25 feet120 SF per faceOne per street frontage; two maximumMid 1/3 of street frontageUnlock§ 37.6N
Joint Use Sign30 feet for monument and pole250 SF monument/200 SF poleUnlock§ 37.6O

C-2

Sign TypeMax HeightMax AreaMax WidthSetbackSigns AllowedLocationPermit RequiredPremium Details(Illumination, Size Formula, Permit Requirements, Additional Requirements — available with a free PermitPal account)Ordinance Citation
Highway Pole Sign35 feet200 square feet per faceStreet frontage adjacent to State Highway 51 or 199Unlock§ 37.6P
Highway Monument Sign15 feet162 square feet per faceStreet frontage adjacent to State Highway 51 or 199Unlock§ 37.6Q
Electronic Message Board Sign30 square feetUnderneath the main identification signUnlock§ 37.6T

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Prohibited Signs in Springtown

  • No sign shall be erected or placed on any property within the city or its extraterritorial jurisdiction unless allowed by this article.
  • No part of a permanent sign shall be within five feet of any street right-of-way.
  • No part of a temporary sign shall be within any street right-of-way.
  • No sign shall be attached to a fence, a natural feature, or, without the prior written authorization of the owner thereof, to a utility pole.
  • Permanent signs shall be structurally sound, firmly attached, meet all building and electrical codes and shall not create a safety hazard.
  • Signs which constitute a safety hazard shall be removed or repaired at the owner’s expense.
  • No sign shall contain pictures displaying specified sexual activities, nudity or semi-nudity.
  • The sign and surrounding area must be kept clean, safe, neatly painted and maintained and in good repair.
  • The sign cannot have flashing or flickering lights or moving parts unless it is an electronic message board sign.
  • Illuminated signs must not interfere with traffic or traffic devices.
  • An illuminated sign next to a residential area must be placed away from this area a distance equal to four times its height.
  • The sign must meet all other codes of the city such as building, electrical and fire codes.
  • The sign must be at least ten feet from power lines or the distance required by the adopted electrical code whichever one requires the most separation.
  • The sign can have no more than two faces.
  • The wiring to freestanding signs must be underground. The wiring to all other signs must be hidden.
  • Freestanding signs over eight feet in height require structural plans sealed by a civil or structural engineer licensed in Texas.
  • Freestanding signs must be designed for a 90 mph wind load.
  • Freestanding signs must be at least five feet away from buildings, driveways and parking areas.
  • Signs shall not exceed a height of thirty-five feet above grade.
  • Maximum size of any sign shall not exceed two hundred square feet.
  • No sign shall be located within 200 feet of any other sign.
  • Mobile signs are not permitted unless specifically allowed.
  • Handwritten and hand-lettered signs are prohibited except for addresses on temporary garage sale signs issued by the city.

Exempt Signs in Springtown

  • Incidental signs used to inform or give direction for safety reasons, for example, 'Stop Engine,' 'No Smoking' and 'Do Not Enter.'
  • Identification signs such as nameplates and addresses used primarily for convenience and not advertisement.
  • Garage sale or yard sale signs located in the city only as long as no more than 3 sales are conducted each year and the signs are not up more than one day before or one day after the sale.
  • Holiday displays and public event signs showing support for public, community-wide, commercial and noncommercial special events.
  • Special event signs advertising a public event, such as a rodeo, car show or circus.
  • Sponsorship signs and scoreboards located within public facilities, such as sports stadiums and ball fields, and designed to attract attention only from the people within the facilities.

Sign Plan & Submission Notes for Springtown

  • Freestanding signs over eight feet in height require structural plans sealed by a civil or structural engineer licensed in Texas.
  • The Building Official may require applicants for sign permits to provide a plan showing the proposed location of the sign on the property where it is desired to be placed, showing its distance from property lines, driveways and structures.
  • Joint use signs are required when more than one business shares a common building or parking area.