Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 136(a) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
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only static alphanumeric text and images are permitted, with no scrolling text or any flashing text, characters, images, video or audio;
- (b) the minimum dwell time is 20 seconds for alphanumeric text, an image or an alphanumeric text and image, where permitted;
- (c) there is a maximum transition time of one second between messages, with no transition effects between images;
- (d) any part of it has a maximum luminance of 5,000 cd/m between sunrise and sunset, and 220 cd/m between sunset and sunrise, where sunrise and sunset times are determined according to the National Research Council of Canada Sunrise/Sunset Calculator;
- (e) the controlled display areas are programmed by an automatic sensor so as to display brightness of no more than 3 LUX above ambient light conditions; and
- (f) time and temperature displays, where applicable, may be updated as required.
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- 135 RULES FOR MESSAGE CENTRES AND DIGITAL MENU BOARDS ON WALL SIGNS Unless otherwise permitted by this by-law, a message centre and a digital menu board can only display on-premise information
- 136 The following operating standards apply to message centres and digital menu boards, where permitted
- 137
- 137(a)
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