Burlington By-law 034-2007, s. 6.2.3 — Sign and Advertising By-law
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No part of any fascia sign shall project more than 610 mm from the face of the wall of a building except in the case of a sign painted on a canopy provided such canopy is located at least 2.45 m above the surface of any sidewalk or pedestrian walkway and complies with the setback requirement of the zoning By-law. No illuminated fascia sign located in an employment or commercial zone with the exception of motor vehicle uses, shall be located closer than 15 m to the boundary of a residential zone.
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- 6.2.1 The total sign area of all fascia signs on any one facade of a building shall not exceed 0.75 times the linear meters of the facade on which the fascia sign is erected. The maximum area of any individual fascia sign shall not exceed 26 m2 • On a building located 15 m or less from a street any individual fascia sign shall not exceed 13 m2 •
- 6.2.2 On a multi-tenant building or buildings, the total sign area of all individual fascia signs of the tenants shall not exceed 0.75 times the linear meters of the exterior facade of the tenant units on which the fascia signs are erected. On a building located 15 m or less from a street any individual fascia sign shall not exceed 13 m2•
- 6.2.4 On a property used as a motor vehicle service station and abutting a residential use, no illuminated fascia sign visible from the residential use shall have a vertical dimension greater than 1m
- 6.2.5 On a building containing a commercial, retail, service commercial or office use(s) and a residential use(s), the maximum area of a fascia sign shall be no greater than 15 percent of the commercial portion of the facade of the building on which it is erected
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