Brantford By-law 478, s. 478.4.7 — Sign - on utility pole - means of attaching - removal Any person, other than a government or other person listed in Section 478.4.4, who erects a sign on a utility pole
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Sign - on utility pole - means of attaching - removal Any person, other than a government or other person listed in Section 478.4.4, who erects a sign on a utility pole:
- a) shall not use any metal nail, staple or any other fastening device to attach the sign, but shall only use adhesive tape materials to attach the sign to the pole;
- b) shall remove the sign not later than twenty-eight days from the date on which the applicable permit was issued;
- c) shall include in legible writing on the face of the sign the permit number under which the sign was erected; and
- d) shall ensure that the entire surface area of the sign is securely taped down so that no portion of the sign projects out from the pole. By-law 178-95, 11 December, 1995.
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Related sections
- 478.4.5 Sign - on road allowance - transit The City of Brantford Public Works shall be entitled to erect and to grant permission to other persons to erect transit shelter and bench signs within road allowances. By-law 60-2012, 18 June, 2012
- 478.4.6 Sign - on road allowance - permit requirements Any person shall be entitled to obtain a sign permit to erect a sign to be attached to a utility pole located within a road allowance, upon the following conditions
- 478.4.8 Obstruction - confusing - hazardous - prohibited A sign shall not be erected, operated, used or maintained if its position, shape, colour, format or illumination obstructs the view of or may be confused with an official traffic sign, signal or device, or other official sign, or otherwise poses a potential hazard to traffic
- 478.4.9 Light - flashing - misleading - prohibited A sign shall not be erected, operated, used or maintained if it displays lights which may be mistaken for the flashing lights customarily associated with danger or with those used by police, fire, ambulance or other emergency vehicles
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