Cambridge By-law 191-03, s. 1 — APPLICATION FOR PERMIT No person or persons shall erect, permit to be erected, display, permit to be displayed, alter or permit to be altered any sign or advertising device within the City of Cambridge without first obtaining a sign permit certifying to the approval of the sign from the Chief Building Official and, before the issuance of the said sign permit, all fees shall be paid and the plans shall be inspected for conformity to this by-law and every other by-law of the City of Cambridge and the Building Code Regulation 403/97, as it may be amended from time to time
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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT No person or persons shall erect, permit to be erected, display, permit to be displayed, alter or permit to be altered any sign or advertising device within the City of Cambridge without first obtaining a sign permit certifying to the approval of the sign from the Chief Building Official and, before the issuance of the said sign permit, all fees shall be paid and the plans shall be inspected for conformity to this by-law and every other by-law of the City of Cambridge and the Building Code Regulation 403/97, as it may be amended from time to time.
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- 5(a) Signs issued to "charitable organizations" shall be exempt from payment of sign permit fees but a permit will be required. Charitable organizations shall include
- 6 All signs erected, displayed, altered or permitted to be erected, displayed or altered, shall conform in all respects to the provisions of this by-law save and except any signs located in a Heritage Conservation District and/or on any designated heritage building which shall also conform in all respects to section 26 of this by-law
- 2 Such permit shall expire if work is not commenced within a period of 180 days from the date of its issuance
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