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Fulton Effect of zoning regulations ordinance (§ 92-2)

Chapter 92: Signs · Article I. In General

No permit shall be issued for a sign nor shall any sign be erected, installed, maintained or displayed in any zoning district of the City of Fulton except as illustrated below.

(a) Signs in residential districts: Subject to the limitations herein set forth, the following signs shall be permitted in the R-1, R-2, R-3, MH-1, PUD districts:

(1) Church bulletin boards not to exceed 20 square feet;

(2) Political signs;

(3) Real estate and construction signs;

(4) Temporary signs for political purposes, real estate and rummage sales as defined in chapter 90 shall be exempt from fees;

(5) Permanent subdivision signs;

(6) Institutional or governmental signs;

(7) Official government flags;

(8) Wall signs in conjunction with legitimate commercial activity not to exceed 32 square feet;

(9) Directional/informational signs; and

(10) On-site informational signs.

(b) Signs in commercial districts: Subject to the limitations hereinafter set forth, the following signs shall be permitted in the C-1, C-2, C-3, M-1, M-2 districts:

(1) All signs and flags permitted in residential districts;

(2) Sign, directory;

(3) Sign, ground;

(4) Sign, hanging;

(5) Sign, canopy, and/or awning;

(6) Sign, reader board;

(7) Sign, roof;

(8) Sign, temporary;

(9) Sign, wall;

(10) Sign, post;

(11) Sign, fluttering;

(12) Sign, sandwich type board or "A" frame;

(13) Sign, projecting;

(14) Sign, advertising, and

(15) Sign, movable.

(c) Signs, advertising shall be permitted in C-3 districts only.

(d) Signs in A-1 district shall be limited to advertisement of agricultural products only and activities related directly to the property. All signs in subsection (b) above shall be permitted.

Official source: City of Fulton official Code of Ordinances (online): look up Sec. 92-2

Last checked October 30, 2026. The city's official copy controls; this page is a reading copy, not legal advice.