Hamilton By-law 10-197, s. 3 — This Schedule applies to and regulates all Election Signs displayed on property within the City
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This Schedule applies to and regulates all Election Signs displayed on property within the City.
Where a provision of this Schedule conflicts with a provision of any federal or provincial statute or regulation or any By-law, the provision that establishes the higher standard to protect the health, safety and welfare of the general public shall prevail.
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- 1 (1) of the MEA ) “Voting Place” means the location(s) where electors cast their ballots as established and approved by the federal, provincial or municipal Election officials and includes the entire property and all the boundaries associated with it, including any abutting Road Allowance, when such Voting Place is located within a City Property or Private Property and shall also include the common elements when the Voting Place is located within a Private Property
- 2 Terms used in this Schedule and not defined herein shall have the same meaning as given to those terms in Part 1.0 the By-law
- 4 This Schedule shall not apply to signs displayed by the City or the provincial or federal governments to provide information concerning an Election or any part of an Election process
- 5 This Schedule shall not apply to any Road Allowance under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Transportation
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