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Kingston By-law 2009-140, s. 4.7 — The Director may revoke a Sign Permit under the following The Sign Permit was issued in error or issued on mistaken, false or misleading information

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The Director may revoke a Sign Permit under the following The Sign Permit was issued in error or issued on mistaken, false or misleading information;

The Display or Alteration of the Sign in respect of which the Sign Permit was issued has not commenced to the satisfaction of the Director within six months after the issuance of the Sign Permit or construction has not been substantially completed within twelve months after the date of issuance of the Sign Permit;

A Person to whom an Order has been issued pursuant to this Bylaw has failed or refused to comply with such Order;

A Person has, in the opinion of the Director, contravened this Bylaw or any other Bylaw or any applicable law; The business, product, activity, or service to which the Sign relates ceases to operate or is no longer available; The Sign Owner requests in writing that the Sign Permit be revoked; or The Sign Permit was issued on the basis of a minor variance granted with terms and conditions and there has not been compliance with the terms and conditions imposed.

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