Hamilton By-law 10-197, s. 2.2.4 — This By-law does not apply to signs displayed, or permitted to be displayed by federal, provincial or municipal governments, a conservation authority or other local board as defined in the Municipal Act, 2001, including, but not limited to, signs required by a federal or provincial statute or regulation or by a municipal by-law, such as
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This By-law does not apply to signs displayed, or permitted to be displayed by federal, provincial or municipal governments, a conservation authority or other local board as defined in the Municipal Act, 2001, including, but not limited to, signs required by a federal or provincial statute or regulation or by a municipal by-law, such as:
a traffic sign;
a street name sign;
a permanent sign displayed on a street to inform the public of the location of Business Improvement Areas, public buildings, hospitals, public libraries, institutions, places of worship, parks, recreational or educational facilities;
a sign designating a public library, a public community centre, a public arena;
a sign required by the City to inform the public of planning applications submitted under the Planning Act;
a Tourism Ontario Destination sign;
a Trailblazer sign and a sign displayed for the purposes of public safety or convenience.
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