Kitchener By-law 680, s. 680.9.4 — Sign - regulations - applicable Notwithstanding Section 680.9.3, election signs greater than 1.2 metres (3.94 feet) by 0.9 metre (2.95 feet) shall comply with the corresponding regulations for signs in each zone with respect to structure, location, dimensions and sign characteristics. By-law 2011-099, 27 June, 2011; By-law 2013-094, 24 June, 2013
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Sign - regulations - applicable Notwithstanding Section 680.9.3, election signs greater than 1.2 metres (3.94 feet) by 0.9 metre (2.95 feet) shall comply with the corresponding regulations for signs in each zone with respect to structure, location, dimensions and sign characteristics. By-law 2011-099, 27 June, 2011; By-law 2013-094, 24 June, 2013.
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- 680.9.2 City - public property No election sign of any kind shall be displayed on any City property or other public property
- 680.9.3 Area - maximum - on private property Election signs displayed on private property shall have a maximum width of 1.2 metres (3.94 feet) and a maximum height of 0.9 metre (2.95 feet)
- 680.9.5 Display duration Election signs shall not be erected or displayed more than 45 days preceding the election date, except for provincial and federal general elections in which case they shall not be erected or displayed before the issuance of the election writ
- 680.9.6 Removal - deadline Election signs which are erected or displayed on any lot shall be removed within 72 hours of the termination of the event for which the signs are erected or displayed, by the owner of such signs, or owner of the lot on which the signs are erected, failing which the City’s Director, Enforcement may have such signs removed
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