Kingston By-law 2009-140, s. 5.11 — Where any Sign proposed to be Displayed may be considered as more than one form of Sign permitted by this Bylaw or as a combination of forms of Signs permitted by this Bylaw, such Sign shall conform to the most restrictive provisions of this Bylaw
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Where any Sign proposed to be Displayed may be considered as more than one form of Sign permitted by this Bylaw or as a combination of forms of Signs permitted by this Bylaw, such Sign shall conform to the most restrictive provisions of this Bylaw.
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- 5.9 Signs shall not be Displayed, Altered or Maintained in such a way that, in the opinion of the Director, the Sign interferes with any City operations
- 5.10 Any Person possessing any Premise, and any Person owning any Premise, for which a Sign Permit has been issued shall remove the Sign or cover over any Sign with a suitable opaque covering or replacement Sign within thirty days of vacating the Premise
- Part 6 Exemptions
- 6.1 The following Signs may be Displayed without a Sign Permit but all such Signs shall comply with all other requirements of this Bylaw
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