Sign Permit — Pleasant View, Utah · Requirements sheet
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source: https://www.pleasantviewut.gov/DocumentCenter/View/441/Consolidated-Fee-Schedule---as-of-July-1-2026-PDF-
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Sign Permit in Pleasant View, Utah
Required for placement of all signs in Pleasant View except those specifically exempted, per City Code § 18.29.310 (Chapter 18.29, Sign Regulations). It is unlawful to erect, install, or modify a sign requiring a permit without first obtaining one. Applications are accepted only from licensed general contractors or sign installation contractors (§ 18.29.140).
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source
When you need this permit
- Sign must be installed by, or the application submitted by, a licensed general contractor or sign installation contractor licensed by the State of Utah (§ 18.29.140) Contractor
- Sign must comply with current city-adopted building and construction codes; electric sign components must be labeled per U.S. Bureau of Standards, Underwriters' Laboratories, or similar authority (§ 18.29.180.A)
- Engineering drawings stamped and signed by a Utah-licensed structural engineer, where required by the department, attesting to the adequacy of the sign's construction and supports (§ 18.29.180.B)
- Freestanding sign structures/poles must be self-supporting and permanently attached to concrete foundations (§ 18.29.180.D)
- A minimum 8-foot vertical clearance is required between the ground/sidewalk and any part of a projecting sign that extends more than 8 inches from a wall (§ 18.29.180.G)
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Fee schedule
Pleasant View City Consolidated Fee Schedule, as of July 1, 2026, Signs section note: '(a separate electrical inspection fee will be required for lighted signs).' City Code § 18.29.310.F: 'A sign… Show full citationHide
Pleasant View City Consolidated Fee Schedule, as of July 1, 2026, Signs section note: '(a separate electrical inspection fee will be required for lighted signs).' City Code § 18.29.310.F: 'A sign permit does not include electrical work and a separate electrical permit shall be required.'Review timeline
Inspection process
- 1
Footing (freestanding/pole/monument signs)
Verify concrete foundation for self-supporting freestanding sign structures before completion, per § 18.29.180.D.
- 2
Final
Verify completed sign matches approved permit — construction standards, clearance, and (if applicable) electrical.
See the full Pleasant View inspection guide — scheduling & re-inspection fees →
Tips
- A sign permit does NOT include electrical work — illuminated signs need a separate electrical permit and pay a separate electrical inspection fee, per City Code § 18.29.310.F and the fee schedule's Signs note.
- The fee for sign permits is set in the city's fee schedule per § 18.29.310.E, not fixed in the ordinance itself — flat fees by sign type: Wall-mounted $50, Monument/Low Profile $50, Pole $100, Billboard $250.
- Sign permit applications are accepted only from a State of Utah-licensed general contractor or sign installation contractor, per § 18.29.140. Contractor
- Routine changes — changing replaceable copy/message, electrical maintenance/repainting/cleaning, or sign repair — do NOT require a new sign permit, per § 18.29.310.D.
- Working without a permit doubles the building fee, per the Consolidated Fee Schedule's Investigation Fee line.
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Sources & verification
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