Kitchener By-law 680, s. 680.11.14 — Within visibility triangles - prohibited - exception Ground supported signs are prohibited within any corner visibility triangle, driveway visibility triangle or lot line visibility triangle; unless they have a minimum clearance of 2.44 metres (8 feet) and shall remain clear from any obstruction within the required sign clearance except for the required structural support
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Within visibility triangles - prohibited - exception Ground supported signs are prohibited within any corner visibility triangle, driveway visibility triangle or lot line visibility triangle; unless they have a minimum clearance of 2.44 metres (8 feet) and shall remain clear from any obstruction within the required sign clearance except for the required structural support.
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- 680.11.12 Number of signs - limitation - Mixed Use Corridor On any property identified as Mixed Use Corridor, a maximum of one ground supported sign shall be permitted on any lot less than 50 metres in width and a maximum of two signs shall be permitted on a lot greater than 50 metres in width
- 680.11.13 Separation distances Ground supported signs are prohibited within 50 metres of another ground supported sign on the same property or within 15 metres of a ground supported sign on an abutting property
- 680.11.15 Address - required - copy size - requirement Ground supported signs located between a front lot line or side lot line abutting a street and the minimum building setback from such lot line, as required in the Zoning By-law, shall contain the civic number and/or full municipal address(es) of the property on which the ground supported sign is located and shall comply with the regulations which follow
- 680.11.15(a)
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