Brampton By-law 399-2002, s. 1(10) — Sign By-law
Sign By-law
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Production home builder and high-rise residential development A-Frame signs located on road right-of-ways shall be permitted subject to the following conditions and restrictions:
- (a) Prior to the issuance of a permit for signs located on the road right-of-way, for the entire length of time the permit is valid and any subsequent renewal thereof, the owner shall at its own expense obtain and provide the Corporation of the City of Brampton with evidence of Commercial General Liability Insurance, against all claims for personal injury, including bodily injury resulting in death, an d property damage with an inclusive limit of not less than Two Million ($2,000,000.00) per occurrence. Such policy(s) shall include the Corporation of the City of Brampton as an additional insured;
- (b) No person shall erect or display, or cause to be erected or displayed, a portable sign without first affixing thereto, in a clearly visible fashion, a validation sticker;
- (c) No sign shall be located within the Brampton Downtown Area, as indicated in Schedule II - map 2 of this by-law;
- (d) No sign shall be located within the minimum sightline requirements as indicated in Schedule XI of this by-law;
- (e) No sign shall be located so as to obstruct or interfere with highway maintenance, impede movement of pedestrian or vehicular traffic, or otherwise create a hazard;
- (f) No sign shall be located on a median or within 150 feet of utilities or bus stops; and Office Consolidation – Sign By-law 399-2002 –
- (g) No sign shall be displayed before 6:00 pm on a Friday or after 6:00 am on
a Monday, except when the Friday or Monday is a statutory holiday, the display dates shall be adjusted by one day to allow the sign to be displayed during the statutory holiday.
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