Cambridge By-law 191-03, s. 2 — Institutional Directional Sign Means a sign erected on a road allowance to inform the public of the location of the Business Improvement areas, public buildings, institutions, recreational or educational facilities or service clubs but shall not be used for advertisement
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Institutional Directional Sign Means a sign erected on a road allowance to inform the public of the location of the Business Improvement areas, public buildings, institutions, recreational or educational facilities or service clubs but shall not be used for advertisement.
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- 1 Free Standing Directional Sign Means a sign supported independently of and visibly separated from a building or structure and permanently fixed to the ground and shall be used for the direction of pedestrian and/or motor vehicle traffic but shall not be used for advertising, except for the logo or name of the establishment
- 1(a)
- 2(a)
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