Kitchener By-law 680, s. 680.2.68 — Sign structure - defined “sign structure” means a structure which is intended to support, or be capable of supporting, any sign, and which in turn is supported by the ground, a building or a structure which is not an integral part of the sign
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Sign structure - defined “sign structure” means a structure which is intended to support, or be capable of supporting, any sign, and which in turn is supported by the ground, a building or a structure which is not an integral part of the sign.
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- 680.2.66 Sign face - defined “sign face” means that portion of the sign, excluding the supporting structure, where copy can be placed
- 680.2.67 Sign height - defined “sign height” means the vertical distance from the base at finished grade to the top of the highest attached component of the sign
- 680.2.69 Special event directional sign - defined “special event directional sign” means a free-standing sign which is used solely for the purpose of directing traffic to the location of a special event. Without limiting the generality of the above, this definition shall include signs commonly referred to as real estate "open house" or "model home" signs. Such signs may include the nature of the event, name of the event holder and the location, arrow pointing to the event and/or time of the event, but shall contain no other commercial or promotional message
- 680.2.70 Street - defined “street” means the road allowance or the right-of-way of a public road or highway, which includes the area between the lateral lot lines thereof
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