Barrie By-law 2018-029, s. 12.2.3.2.4 — The owners of commercial or industrial property shall be exempt from the provisions of the Sign By-law to permit any number of mobile signs to be placed on private property within a road construction area, if the duration of such road construction is expected to exceed 30 consecutive days, and as approved by the Engineering Department without a mobile sign permit or payment of any associated fee and to permit such signs to remain for the duration of the construction period and to be immediately removed upon completion of the project, subject to compliance with all other provisions of this by-law
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The owners of commercial or industrial property shall be exempt from the provisions of the Sign By-law to permit any number of mobile signs to be placed on private property within a road construction area, if the duration of such road construction is expected to exceed 30 consecutive days, and as approved by the Engineering Department without a mobile sign permit or payment of any associated fee and to permit such signs to remain for the duration of the construction period and to be immediately removed upon completion of the project, subject to compliance with all other provisions of this by-law.
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- 12.2.3.2.2 where a lot abuts two or more streets, one (1) additional mobile sign may be erected on each street frontage provided that the said street frontage is greater than 15.0m
- 12.2.3.2.3 one (1) additional mobile sign may be erected on a lot containing more than 20 business premises; and
- 12.2.4.0.0 Maximum Height and Area for Mobile Signs
- 12.2.4.1.0
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