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Kingston By-law 2009-140, s. 4.2 — Applications for a Sign Permit or an amendment to an existing Sign Permit shall be submitted to Planning, Building and Licensing Services upon a form as prescribed by the Director for review and approval with the following information

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Applications for a Sign Permit or an amendment to an existing Sign Permit shall be submitted to Planning, Building and Licensing Services upon a form as prescribed by the Director for review and approval with the following information:

  • Agent of record letter where the person applying for the sign permit is not the owner of the property where the sign will be displayed.

A survey or plot plan showing the Street Lines upon the property which the Sign will be Displayed and the location of the proposed Sign in relation to the Property Lines, other structures and other Signs upon the Premise. Drawings and information with respect to the Building upon which the Sign is to be Displayed including the size, area, height and location of all other existing Signs. Complete drawings and specifications covering the construction of the Sign and Sign Structure, including but not limited to, dimensioned elevation drawings indicating the height of the Sign above Grade, base and column details, connection and fastening details, weight of proposed Sign and construction materials to be used.

A certificate of review from a Professional Engineer where required by the Ontario Building Code. All applicable fees as set out in the City’s Bylaw Number 2005-10, a Bylaw to establish fees and charges.

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