Brantford By-law 478, s. 478.3.8 — Real estate sign - non-illuminated - maximum size A non-illuminated real estate point of sale sign advertising the sale or lease of a building or property, provided that such sign does not exceed 1.2 sq m (12.9 sq
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Real estate sign - non-illuminated - maximum size A non-illuminated real estate point of sale sign advertising the sale or lease of a building or property, provided that such sign does not exceed 1.2 sq m (12.9 sq
- ft) in area per face where on land zoned for single-detached dwellings and semi-detached dwellings, and is actually located on such building or property does not require a permit provided the requirements of Section 478.3.1 are met.
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- 478.3.7 Home occupation and Bed and breakfast sign - owner - occupied dwelling unit A sign indicating a home occupation or a bed and breakfast establishment at an owner- occupied dwelling unit does not require a permit, provided the use is permitted under the applicable zoning by-law, the requirements of Section 478.3.1 are met, the maximum size of a home occupation sign does not exceed 30.48 cm (12 inches) by
- 60.96 cm (24 inches), and the maximum size of a bed and breakfast sign does not exceed 15 cm (6 inches) by 46 c (18 inches). By-law 85-2026, 28 July, 2026
- 478.3.9 Real estate sign - one per property – exception Only one real estate sign shall be allowed on a property except in the case of a corner lot or through lot where one sign per street frontage is allowed does not require a permit provided the requirements of Section 478.3.1 are met
- 478.3.10 Contractor’s portable sign - non-illuminated A non-illuminated contractor’s portable sign, advertising the construction or renovation of a building, provided that such sign does not exceed 1.2 sq m (12.9 sq
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