Brantford By-law 478, s. 478.11.18 — Balloon - airborne device - one per property - limit Not more than one balloon or airborne device shall be located on any one property and no balloon or airborne device shall be located on any one property for a total time in any calendar year, whether continuously or otherwise, of more than thirty days
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Balloon - airborne device - one per property - limit Not more than one balloon or airborne device shall be located on any one property and no balloon or airborne device shall be located on any one property for a total time in any calendar year, whether continuously or otherwise, of more than thirty days.
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- 478.11.16 Load - requirements Portable signs must be designed and constructed in accordance with Article 15 of this Chapter, and to stay in place under any reasonable loading conditions. By-law 122-91, 2 July, 1991
- 478.11.17 Balloon - airborne device - requirements Sections 478.11.3 and 478.11.4 apply to balloons or airborne devices as well as mobile signs. By-law 178- 95, 11 December, 1995
- 478.11.19 Balloon - airborne device - approval by Council Balloons and airborne devices are prohibited under all circumstances, unless a certification is received from a Professional Engineer that the proposed tethering will adequately withstand the loads specified in the Ontario Building Code and that the building or structure to which the balloon or airborne device will be tethered will not be adversely affected. By-law 1128-97, 15 September, 1997
- 478.11.20 Balloon - airborne device - maximum dimensions The maximum dimension of an inflated balloon or airborne device in any one direction is 8 m (26.2 ft)
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