Brantford By-law 478, s. 478.7.1 — Sign - compliance - heritage guidelines Any sign to be erected on a designated heritage property or within a heritage conservation district must meet the requirements of this Chapter and comply with the guidelines for heritage signage set forth in Schedule ‘B’. By-law 178-95, 11 December, 1995
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Sign - compliance - heritage guidelines Any sign to be erected on a designated heritage property or within a heritage conservation district must meet the requirements of this Chapter and comply with the guidelines for heritage signage set forth in Schedule ‘B’. By-law 178-95, 11 December, 1995.
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- 478.6.1 does not prohibit signs of any classification which are wholly located on lands owned by The Corporation of the City of Brantford. By-law 95-96, 6 August, 1996
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- 478.7.2 Portable sign - prohibited - limitation Portable signs and billboard signs are not permitted on any property designated under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act, as amended. Notwithstanding the definition of portable sign in Section 478.2.19, a “sandwich board” may be permitted in the Brant Avenue Heritage Conservation District subject to Schedule ‘B’ of Chapter 478. By-law 51-2018, 24 April, 2018
- 478.7.3 Interpretation For the purposes of this Article, “designated heritage property” and “heritage conservation district” means a property designated as a heritage property pursuant to the Ontario Heritage Act and a Heritage Conservation District established pursuant to the Ontario Heritage Act respectively
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