Brantford By-law 478, s. 478.2.33 — Third party advertising – defined “third party advertising” means advertising which directs attention to products sold or services provided which cannot be considered as the principal product sold or service provided on the premises at which the sign is located. By-law 122-91, 2 July, 1991
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Third party advertising – defined “third party advertising” means advertising which directs attention to products sold or services provided which cannot be considered as the principal product sold or service provided on the premises at which the sign is located. By-law 122-91, 2 July, 1991.
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- 478.2.31 Street line – defined “street line” means the property line or common boundary between a property or lot and a street and in the case of a corner lot means both such lines produced to their point of intersection
- 478.2.32 Temporary personal sign – defined “temporary personal sign” means a ground sign or advertising device, not permanently erected, without foundations, and is not affixed to any other structure, having a sign area not greater than 3.0 sq m (32.2 sq
- 478.2.34 Utility pole – defined “utility pole” means a pole located within a public road allowance and erected for the purpose of the transmission of electric energy, telecommunications, or street lighting
- 478.2.35 Wall sign - defined “wall sign” means any sign attached to and supported by a wall of a building, or attached to and supported by the face of a parapet of a building, or which is painted on such wall and/or parapet and includes a sign painted or mounted on a canopy or awning, and includes the type of signs known as fascia sign and building sign
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