Brantford By-law 478, s. 478.17.6 — Sign - dangerous - notice to remedy - or remove
Signs and Other Advertising Devices
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Sign - dangerous - notice to remedy - or remove
Where a sign or sign structure is deemed by the Chief Building Official to be in such a condition that it is or may be dangerous to the public, the Chief Building Official may, in his/her discretion, either serve written notice to the owner or tenant of the property on which or in front of which, such sign is located, to remove such sign or make the same safe, or without giving notice to the owner or tenant of the property on which such sign is located, cause such sign or structure to be removed.
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- 478.17.4 Sign - without permit - removed - time limitation The Chief Building Official may require any person who has caused a sign or other advertising device to be erected, displayed, altered or repaired without first having obtained a permit to do so to make such sign or other advertising device comply with this Chapter if it does not so comply or to remove such sign or other advertising device within any period from one to 30 days
- 478.17.5 Sign - contrary to plan - removed - altered The Chief Building Official may require any person who having obtained a permit has caused a sign or other advertising device to be erected, displayed, altered or repaired contrary to the approved plans in respect of which the permit was issued, to make such sign or other advertising device comply with this Chapter if it does not so comply or to remove such sign or other advertising device within any period from one to 30 days
- 478.17.7 Sign - removed - by City - left on property Any sign removed pursuant to this Article may be deposited on the property on which or in front of which it was located or removed
- 478.17.8 Notice - to remedy - or remove - by mail Any notice given under this Chapter may be given by ordinary mail to the person making application for a permit to erect a sign, or where such sign is existing, by ordinary mail to the owner or tenant, according to the last revised assessment roll of the municipality, of the property on which, or in front of which, the sign is located
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