I am selling my home - am I allowed to place a sale sign between the curb and the sidewalk?

No; please see Section 150.82(N) of the Codified Ordinances, which states that no temporary signs are allowed in the City right-of-way.

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1. What do I need a Zoning Permit for and how long does it take?
2. Do I need a permit for a temporary shed, or a shed on skids?
3. Does my contractor need to be licensed?
4. Do I need a permit for an inflatable swimming pool?
5. Do I need a permit for a hot tub?
6. I am replacing an existing fence. Do I need a permit?
7. How close to the property line can I put my fence?
8. Is there a copy of previous site plan for my property in your office?
9. How close can my patio / driveway / sidewalk be to my property line?
10. Are there certain things that I am restricted from building on my property in my subdivision?
11. Do I have different rules since I live on a corner lot?
12. I am replacing the sign face at my business location, with no increase in the sign dimensions. Do I need a new permit?
13. How many signs are allowed for a commercial business?
14. Who do I make the check out to? Does the Planning Department accept credit cards?
15. How soon after an application has been submitted can I begin work?
16. Can I park my car in my yard?
17. Do I need a permit to have a garage sale?
18. Is it a law that I have to have the address displayed on my home or business?
19. My dog lives outside and the neighbors have informed me that he barks all of the time, am I violating any laws?
20. I am selling my home - am I allowed to place a sale sign between the curb and the sidewalk?
21. I received a citation from a Code Enforcement Officer. What do I do next?
22. I am replacing an existing structure. Do I need a permit?
23. How can I add to my driveway or parking on my property?