Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 112(a) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
Last checked
Indexed text
between 30 m and 45 m from a residential use in a residential zone, if it is visible from that use;
- (b) on a property that contains, or is within 30 m of,
- (i) a building or structure designated under Part IV or V of the Ontario Heritage Act, or
- (ii) a building or structure shown on the City’s Heritage Register. (2021-235) GENERAL RULES APPLICABLE TO ALL IDENTIFICATION GROUND SIGNS
Short excerpt. The rest of the text is on the official source.
Official source · Table of contents
Related sections
- 111
- 112 Only external illumination is permitted for a ground sign if it is located
- 113 At least one identification ground sign on the premises must clearly display the civic number in accordance with the Addressing By-law and the common property name. The area of the civic number will not be calculated as part of the total sign face area provided the area of the municipal address complies with the Addressing By-law and does not exceed 1 m²
- 114 Where two or more identification ground signs are on the same premises and on the same street frontage, the signs must be located at least 30 m apart
Other cities
To report a correction: info@bylawinsider.com. This link opens your mail program.
Unofficial copy for convenience; the official version governs. Official source
Short excerpts of a public bylaw PDF. The official PDF governs.