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Texas_Signmaker
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The city building department.
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search for MUNI CCODE or City municipal codes
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Best to contact someone with the city, building inspector is a good place to start. Navigating through regulations isn't always straightforward, and following regulations that may or may not have changed since they were last published is a nightmare, even with simple stuff that you wouldn't think would be a problem anywhere, like a window graphic. We have some insane regulations, there's a section of downtown where ALL window graphics must be installed on the inside of the glass for some unknown reason. One building might be that way, the one next door not, the line separating which can and can't doesn't even make sense. The only thing consistent is, as soon as something goes on the window of the wrong building, someone gets a citation. The business leasing the spaces that hire you have no clue. The rest of downtown and the city you can pretty much graphic up windows as you see fit with no issues. Nothing makes sense when it comes to regulations...
gnubler
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Or the government in general.