Zoning 1111 Noncomplying Signs
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The official Wayne County code is at https://waynecountyutah.gov/pages/planning-and-zoning.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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This Section shall apply to signs that were legal on the date of adoption of this Ordinance, or its prior enactments, but which may now be determined to be a legal noncomplying structure. 1) A noncomplying sign shall not be enlarged. 2) A noncomplying sign shall not be moved or replaced, except to bring the sign into
compliance with this Ordinance and the County’s other Land Use Ordinances. 3) The text message of a noncomplying sign may be changed if such changes do not create any
new nonconformities or other noncompliance. 4) A noncomplying sign shall be considered abandoned if it advertises a business, service,
commodity, or other activity that has been discontinued for a minimum period of one (1) year.