Brantford By-law 478, s. 8 — Signs and Other Advertising Devices
Signs and Other Advertising Devices
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GROUND SIGN Exemption - traffic directional sign This Article does not apply to traffic directional signs. By-law 122-91, 2 July, 1991
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- 478.7.3 Interpretation For the purposes of this Article, “designated heritage property” and “heritage conservation district” means a property designated as a heritage property pursuant to the Ontario Heritage Act and a Heritage Conservation District established pursuant to the Ontario Heritage Act respectively
- 478.7.4 Heritage Committee - advice and assistance The Brantford Heritage Committee shall provide its advice and assistance to the Chief Building Official for the purpose of assisting the Chief Building Official in his/her interpretation and consideration of the guidelines for heritage signage set forth in Schedule ‘B’ and referred to in Section 478.7.1. The Chief Building Official shall receive and consider any such advice and assistance. By-law 178-95, 11 December, 1995
- 478.8.1 Minimum distance apart Ground signs located on a property shall not be located closer to each other than 30 m (98 ft). By-law 154- 2002, 23 September, 2002
- 478.8.2 Exemption - traffic directional sign This Article does not apply to traffic directional signs. By-law 122-91, 2 July, 1991
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