Clarification of PLPOA Rules on Political Signs and Flags

Note that political signs are permitted on PLPOA properties 365 days a year. Here is a statement from a recent communication from PLPOA. However, it is likely that the Archuleta County 60-day rule overrides this. Here is a quote from a recent PLPOA Communication.

“Political signs & flags may be in place 365 days a year, but must follow PLPOA rules.

PLPOA Neighborhood Rules & Regulations Section F.4;

1. SIGNs bearing a commercial message on a residential property are prohibited. A banner is considered a sign and must comply with the same restrictions as a sign.
2. All SIGNs must be placed within the boundaries of the LOT.
3. All SIGNs must be professionally designed, lettered and mounted. No electronic or light emitting SIGNs are permitted.
4. No more than two non-commercial SIGNs are permitted to be displayed within the Owner’s property at a time.
5. A SIGN may be displayed within the window of the residence or in the front yard of the LOT.
6. SIGNs may be no larger than 24” by 36” in size.

PLPOA Neighborhood Rules & Regulations Section F.21;

Flags are limited to 3ft. X 5ft, no larger. No more than two (2) flags may be displayed on any property. Only one flag pole is permitted per PROPERTY. Flags bearing commercial messages are prohibited.”

Cheers,

Dave Cuyler, Vice Chair Archuleta County Republican Central Committee
Pagosa Springs, CO
vch.acrcc@proton.me
505-288-8520

“One of the penalties of not participating in politics is that you will be governed by your inferiors.” – Plato 429-347 BC