Polk County Bans Roadside Signs, Fines $250
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Polk County, Florida, introduces a new ordinance targeting semi-permanent signs in public right-of-ways. Businesses and individuals face a $250 fine for violating the rule, which focuses on larger displays like banners or feather flags. The measure aims to reduce visual clutter and enhance safety, with county workers issuing notices for removal and potential additional costs for non-compliance. The new law is set to take effect after being filed with the Florida Department of State.
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