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Guide to Community Planning in Wisconsin by Brian W. Ohm | Chapter 2: Types of Plans & Overview of Implementation Tools |
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2.9 Aesthetic Controls
2.9.1 Sign Ordinances
A sign ordinance restricts the type, size, and location of signs within a community. It also often restricts the types of materials that can be used to construct signs. These ordinances can regulate signage to achieve a number of community values. Counties, towns, cities, and villages may all adopt sign ordinances and billboard regulations.
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(85) Wis. Stat. § 59.70(22) (counties); Wis. Stat. § 60.23(29) (towns); Wis. Stat. §62.23(7)(a) (general grant of zoning enabling authority to cities and villages). County ordinances do not apply within cities, villages and towns which have enacted ordinances regulating the same subject matter.