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Brampton By-law 399-2002, s. 8(15) — Sign By-law

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Murals subject to the following requirements:

  • (a) Murals shall only be permitted on:
  • (i) Hoarding; or
  • (ii) Any wall or surface on Commercial, Industrial or Institutional zoned properties; Office Consolidation – Sign By-law 399-2002 –
  • (b) A mural shall not contain any form of commercial advertising or solicitation of any kind;
  • (c) No person shall paint or apply a mural directly to any brick, wood or stone of a building or structure that is designated or listed under the Ontario Heritage Act;
  • (d) Any mural on a designated or listed heritage building or structure shall be painted or applied to either:
  • (i) Glazing; or
  • (ii) A backing surface such as plywood or canvas that is attached to the building or structure and fastened through the mortar joints and not through the brick or masonry itself. (By-laws 124-2005, 258-2022)

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