Sign code lookup
Type an address. Codebrooke finds the city or county with authority, the zoning district, and the sign rules that apply, each one tied to the code section it came from.
Example limits for a monument sign
Type, width and height. That is all we need.
Inside city limits or unincorporated county, then the zoning district for that parcel.
Height, area, setback and lighting limits, each with its code section. Your sign gets pass, conditional or fail, and what to change.
The city or county, the district, and any overlay that changes the rules.
Every number links to the section it came from, so you can read the source before you quote.
Street View, Google Earth and the city GIS portal when we have it, from one set of coordinates.
The largest sign the code allows, drawn with its measurements, ready for the proposal.
Cities around Dallas and Fort Worth come first, then the rest of the state. If your city isn't loaded, ask and we'll tell you when it is.
