Cambridge By-law 191-03, s. 6 — Sign By-law
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CANOPY SIGN Means a sign attached to, marked or inscribed on or erected or placed against the canopy of a building, but does not include awning signs. Regulations Canopy signs are permitted only in accordance with the regulations prescribed in section 8 of this by-law for fascia signs, except that all canopy signs shall have a clearance of more than 2.0 m from the sidewalk or grade, whichever is less.
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- 3 Minimum height of an awning above a sidewalk or finished grade shall be 2.0 m whichever is less measured from any part of the awning
- 4 The upper limit of any awning sign shall not project above the roofline. In the case of a parapet wall, the awning sign shall not project above the parapet
- 7
- 1 Maximum sign area
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