Kitchener By-law 680, s. 680.10.7 — Area - residential zone - maximum permissible Notwithstanding Section 680.10.6, in all residential zones, fascia signs accessory to a multiple residential or non residential use legally established on the lot shall have a maximum area which shall not exceed 10 percent of the building elevation on which the sign is located, but in no case greater than 9 square metres (96.87 square feet)
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Area - residential zone - maximum permissible Notwithstanding Section 680.10.6, in all residential zones, fascia signs accessory to a multiple residential or non residential use legally established on the lot shall have a maximum area which shall not exceed 10 percent of the building elevation on which the sign is located, but in no case greater than 9 square metres (96.87 square feet).
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- 680.10.5 Sign ends - advertising copy - prohibited Advertising copy shall be prohibited on the ends of a fascia sign
- 680.10.6 Sign area - maximum - how calculated The total sign area of all fascia signs shall not exceed 30 percent of the building elevation on which the fascia sign(s) is/are located
- 680.10.8 Number of signs - residential zone - maximum In all residential zones, a maximum of two signs, either fascia or ground supported, or any combination thereof, are permitted when accessory to a multiple residential or non- residential use legally established on the lot
- 680.10.9 Number of signs - institutional zones - no restriction In all institutional zones there shall be no restriction on the number of fascia signs or ground supported signs located on a lot provided that the lot has a minimum lot width of 50 metres (164 feet), the signs are accessory to a non-residential use and that all signs meet any required separation distance
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