Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 1(2) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law

A second rental information sign is permitted on the frontage of a lot that exceeds 100 linear m. 2 One sign that provides information limited to the sale of real estate is permitted for a townhouse dwelling, stacked dwelling, apartment dwelling low-rise, apartment dwelling mid- high rise, or a planned unit development of these uses on each frontage of the lot, provided:

• (a) there is a Condominium or Cooperative ownership agreement in place for the property;
• (b) the use comprises at least ten dwellings;
• (c) the sign is non-illuminated;
• (d) the height does not exceed 1.5 m;
• (e) the area does not exceed 1.5 m;
• (f) the sign is located at least 6 m from an abutting residential use within a residential zone; and
• (g) there is no rental information sign already on the property. 3 Where two or more buildings are on the same property and have direct access to an internal road within the property, an additional ground sign in the form of a map showing the location of the individual buildings or occupants on the premises is permitted. The sign must be located at the main entrance to the property and cannot exceed an area of 3 m.