Brantford By-law 478, s. 1.1 — The primary objective for the heritage sign guidelines is to encourage signage that preserves and enhances the heritage nature of a property and the surrounding streetscape. Signs should serve as a piece of street furniture which contributes to the visual character of the surrounding area
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The primary objective for the heritage sign guidelines is to encourage signage that preserves and enhances the heritage nature of a property and the surrounding streetscape. Signs should serve as a piece of street furniture which contributes to the visual character of the surrounding area.
Signs that are simple in design, informative and harmonious with the architectural style of the street are encouraged.
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- 478.16.10 and 478.16.11 shall govern all signs erected or displayed on and after that date. By-law 122- 91,2 July, 1991. By-law 51-2018, 24 April, 2018. By-law 85-2026, 28 July, 2026
- 1 Objective
- 2 Guidelines for Designated Heritage Properties
- 2.1 In the event of a conflict, this Section of the Sign By-law takes precedence over the guidelines contained within the Brant Avenue and Victoria Park Square Heritage Conservation District Studies
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