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Sign Permit (Commercial/Business Signage) — Casa Grande, Arizona · Requirements sheet
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source: https://casagrandeaz.gov/231/Building
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Sign Permit (Commercial/Business Signage) in Casa Grande, Arizona
Required for new building or site signage in Casa Grande, including wall signs, monument signs, and other permanent commercial signage, reviewed against the City's Sign Code (Casa Grande Code of Ordinances Title 17, Article III. Signs) by the Planning & Development Department at the Development Center. Billed per square foot of sign area with a stated minimum, per the City's own Sign Permit Application -- the FY2025-2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule itself does not print a dollar figure for this line item and instead defers to 'See Description.'
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
When you need this permit
- A Sign Permit is required before installing new building or site signage (wall signs, monument signs, and other permanent signage); painted and window signs are also referenced on the City's sign guidance
- Governed by the City's Sign Code (Title 17 Zoning, Article III. Signs) and the adopted 2018 IBC as amended by the City
- Landlord approval documentation is required for signage at multi-tenant/leased sites
- A structural footing detail is required for monument signs; wall signs require horizontal/vertical dimensions of the sign band area or wall space
- A City business license is required to conduct business at the permitted location
- Temporary/promotional signs and banners are limited to 4 occurrences per year for 14-day periods each, per Sign Code Section 604, and are reviewed on a separate 'Promotional Sign / Banner' track from a permanent Sign Permit
- Planned shopping centers and other multi-tenant developments seeking a master sign program apply separately for a Comprehensive Sign Plan land-use entitlement, distinct from an individual building-level Sign Permit
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Sign Permit (wall, monument, or other permanent signage)
City of Casa Grande Sign Permit Application (fee panel printed on the application form itself); Show full citationHide
City of Casa Grande Sign Permit Application (fee panel printed on the application form itself); the FY2025-2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule's own 'Sign Permit' line item prints 'See Description' rather than a dollar figure, so the Sign Permit Application is the only document found with an actual rate$4.00 per square foot of sign area, $150.00 minimum
Kiosk Sign — Per Panel Monthly PermitCity of Casa Grande FY 2025-2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule lists this line item with no rate shown (blank); could not be recovered from the Sign Permit Application either -- confirm current rate directly with the Development Center (520-421-8630) before applying
Not published as a dollar figure
Kiosk Sign — Per Panel Annual PermitCity of Casa Grande FY 2025-2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule; the schedule publishes no further description or rate table for this line item
See Description
Comprehensive Sign Plan (Land Use Application — master sign program for planned shopping centers/multi-tenant developments)City of Casa Grande FY 2025-2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule, Land Use Applications/Projects section -- this is a separate Planning entitlement application, not the standard building-level Sign Permit
$1,050.00
Review timeline
Plan reviewCasa Grande’s published plan-review target
2–44 business days
Inspection process
- 1
Final
Verifies the installed sign (size, location, illumination, and attachment method) matches the approved plans before permit closeout
See the full Casa Grande inspection guide — scheduling & re-inspection fees →
Tips
- The Consolidated Fee Schedule's 'Sign Permit' line item is not a dollar figure -- it prints 'See Description.' The actual rate ($4.00/sq ft, $150.00 minimum) is only published on the City's own Sign Permit Application form; always confirm the current rate with the Development Center before budgeting a sign project.
- The City's Sign Permit Application link (casagrandeaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/4166/SIGN-APPLICATION) returns a 404; the form documented here is preserved in a January 2026 archived snapshot -- verify the Development Center still uses this exact fee structure before relying on it.
- A Comprehensive Sign Plan ($1,050.00) is a separate Planning land-use entitlement for master sign programs at planned shopping centers/multi-tenant developments -- it is not a substitute for the per-sign building-level Sign Permit each tenant still needs.
- Per the City's A.R.S. Section 9-835 review timeframe chart, 'Sign' is its own Miscellaneous-category classification at 2 business days Administrative Completeness Review plus 20 business days each for Initial and Resubmittal Substantive Review -- a 44-business-day Over-All Timeframe maximum (slower than the 24-day single-trade/demolition track, but faster than full new construction is not applicable here since signs share the 44-day track with residential new construction).
Frequently asked questions
Casa Grande requires a sign permit (commercial/business signage) for: A Sign Permit is required before installing new building or site signage (wall signs, monument signs, and other permanent signage); painted and window signs are also referenced on the City's sign guidance; Governed by the City's Sign Code (Title 17 Zoning, Article III. Signs) and the adopted 2018 IBC as amended by the City; Landlord approval documentation is required for signage at multi-tenant/leased sites; A structural footing detail is required for monument signs; wall signs require horizontal/vertical dimensions of the sign band area or wall space; A City business license is required to conduct business at the permitted location; Temporary/promotional signs and banners are limited to 4 occurrences per year for 14-day periods each, per Sign Code Section 604, and are reviewed on a separate 'Promotional Sign / Banner' track from a permanent Sign Permit; Planned shopping centers and other multi-tenant developments seeking a master sign program apply separately for a Comprehensive Sign Plan land-use entitlement, distinct from an individual building-level Sign Permit. If your project isn't listed, confirm with City of Casa Grande Planning & Development Department — Development Center (Building Division) at 520-421-8630 before starting work.
$4.00 per square foot of sign area, with a $150.00 minimum fee, per the City of Casa Grande's Sign Permit Application. The Consolidated Fee Schedule itself does not print a dollar rate for this line item.
Per the City's A.R.S. Section 9-835 Over-All Review Timeframes chart, 'Sign' carries a 44-business-day maximum Over-All Timeframe (2 business days Administrative Completeness Review, plus 20 business days each for Initial and Resubmittal Substantive Review).
You'll need: Sign Permit Application; Site plan; Sign elevation/dimension drawings; Color copy of sign superimposed onto the building or monument. Depending on your project, Casa Grande may also ask for: Landlord approval documentation; Monument structural footing details. See the required-documents checklist on this page for details on each.
Casa Grande requires 1 inspection(s) for a sign permit (commercial/business signage), in order: Final. Schedule each through City of Casa Grande Planning & Development Department — Development Center (Building Division) (520-421-8630).
Apply through City of Casa Grande Planning & Development Department — Development Center (Building Division) at 510 E. Florence Boulevard, Casa Grande, AZ 85122. Phone: 520-421-8630, email: cgplanning@casagrandeaz.gov. Office hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Development Center is a 'one-stop shop' for building, engineering, fire, and planning plan review/permits/inspections. Building inspections are scheduled online through the WebPermits portal (rogue.casagrandeaz.gov/WebPermits); the City does not offer same-day inspections unless the request is received by 11:59 p.m. the prior business day, and inspectors run routes between 6 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.. Official information: https://casagrandeaz.gov/231/Building.
Casa Grande, Arizona has adopted: Arizona has NO statewide mandatory building code floor for general construction — code adoption is a per-city/county authority under state enabling statutes (A.R.S. Title 9). The City of Casa Grande runs its own Planning & Development Department / Development Center and independently adopts and administers its own construction codes under Title 15 (Buildings and Construction) of the Casa Grande Code of Ordinances; it does not defer permitting to Pinal County. Source: City of Casa Grande Building page (casagrandeaz.gov/231/Building) and Casa Grande Code of Ordinances Title 15.; 2018 International Building Code (IBC), adopted by reference with City of Casa Grande amendments (Casa Grande Code of Ordinances § 15.08.010), made a public record by Resolution No. 5170. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (Building Department, rev. 11/8/2024) and Casa Grande Code of Ordinances § 15.08.010, International Building Code.; 2018 International Residential Code (IRC), adopted by reference with City of Casa Grande amendments under Title 15. Climatic and geographic design criteria (IRC Table R301.2(1)) are published separately by the Building Department. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC), adopted by reference with City of Casa Grande amendments under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2018 International Plumbing Code (IPC), adopted by reference with City of Casa Grande amendments under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2018 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), adopted by reference with City of Casa Grande amendments under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2018 International Fire Code (IFC), adopted by reference as the City's uniform fire code under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) governs residential and commercial energy-efficiency requirements. Residential energy efficiency design minimums published by the Building Department include: new/replacement HVAC sized per ACCA Manual J & S (gas furnaces/boilers 80% AFUE minimum; air conditioners and heat pumps 14 SEER minimum); duct insulation per ACCA Manual D (R-8 within attics/exterior, R-6 within other portions); common insulation values of R-13 walls, R-38 ceilings, U-0.40 windows, R-0 crawlspace/slab-on-grade, R-3 water/refrigerant lines. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2018 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC), adopted by reference under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2018 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC), adopted by reference under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2017 National Electrical Code (NEC/NFPA 70), adopted by reference with City of Casa Grande amendments (note: electrical code cycle is one edition behind the 2018 ICC set). Arc-fault and tamper-resistant outlet protection is required at most locations per the 2017 NEC. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; NFPA 99 Standards for Health Care Facilities, adopted by reference under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2009 ICC A117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities, adopted by reference under Title 15. Source: City of Casa Grande Quick Codes Design Criteria Handout (rev. 11/8/2024).; 2019 City of Casa Grande Building and Technical Administrative Code (CG-BTAC), made a public record by Resolution No. 5170, with a 2022 Amendment made a public record by Resolution No. 5397. This locally-authored administrative code governs permit administration, fees cross-references, and technical amendments layered on top of the adopted ICC model codes. Source: City of Casa Grande Building and Technical Administrative Code, 2019 Edition (casagrandeaz.gov/DocumentCenter, Resolution 5170) and Casa Grande Code of Ordinances § 15.04.010.. Local amendments apply — see the Casa Grande overview page for the full list.
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