Kitchener By-law 680, s. 680.15.19(a) — Signs
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the sign is placed as close to the face of the building as possible;
- (b) a minimum unobstructed sidewalk width of 1.5 metres (4.92 feet) can be maintained;
- (c) the maximum size of the sign does not exceed 1.2 metres (3.93 feet) high by 1.0 metres (3.2 feet) wide.
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- 680.15.18 Illumination - animation - creating noise - prohibited Portable signs shall only be non-illuminated, and shall not contain any animation or device that creates noise or motion
- 680.15.19 Signs not entirely on lot - restrictions Where it is not possible to locate the sign entirely on the same lot, the sign may be placed on an abutting City sidewalk within the Retail Core and areas designated as Mixed Use Corridor in the City’s Official Plan provided that
- 680.15.20 Sign structure - with no copy A portable sign structure with no copy shall be deemed to be a sign for the purpose of this Chapter and shall comply with all applicable provisions of this Chapter. By-law 2011- 099, 27 June, 2011
- 680.15.21 Road construction - limited access - special provisions In the event that public work construction creates a road closure or limited access impacting a business, the erection of a portable sign may be permitted at a different location at the discretion of the City's Director, Enforcement, or City Planner or designate at no cost. A portable sign may be erected at a location approved in writing by the City's Director, Enforcement, or City Planner or designate provided any private property owner has granted consent. Signs shall be permitted for a period of time as approved in writing by the City's Director, Enforcement, or City Planner or designate and shall not exceed the duration of the construction work
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