Kitchener By-law 680, s. 680.2.31 — Ground supported sign - defined “ground supported sign” means a free-standing sign which is permanently anchored in the ground
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Ground supported sign - defined “ground supported sign” means a free-standing sign which is permanently anchored in the ground.
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- 680.2.30 Grade - defined “grade” means the elevation of the ground directly beneath a sign
- 680.2.32 Huron Business Park - defined “Huron Business Park” means the lands bounded by Fischer Hallman Road, Bleams Road, Homer Watson Boulevard and Huron Road in the City of Kitchener; as shown on a map attached in Schedule ‘A’
- 680.2.33 Illumination - defined “illumination” means lighting of a sign or advertising device, in whole or in part, by any artificial means and further
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