Kingston By-law 2009-140, s. 4.5 — The Director may refuse to issue a Sign Permit under the following circumstances
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The Director may refuse to issue a Sign Permit under the following circumstances:
a. The application for a Sign Permit, including any plans, documents or other information is incomplete, or any fees due are unpaid; or b. The proposed Sign, or any other Sign Displayed on the property does not comply with this Bylaw, any other Bylaw, or any Federal or Provincial legislation or regulation.
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Related sections
- 4.3 Where an application for a Sign Permit is submitted by a registered charity, the Director shall waive all applicable permit fees, but all other provisions of this Bylaw and the Ontario Building Code shall continue to apply
- 4.4 Applications for a Sign Permit may be circulated to other City departments for review and comment
- 4.6 If an application for a Sign Permit is refused, the Director will refund any permit fees paid by the applicant
- 4.7 The Director may revoke a Sign Permit under the following The Sign Permit was issued in error or issued on mistaken, false or misleading information
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