Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 166(2) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
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A digital billboard must not be situated in the prohibited area at signalized intersections, pedestrian crossings and railway crossings as shown in Tables 7A and 7B. Table 7A:
- NON-RURAL ROAD NETWORK:
- Prohibited Area for Digital Billboards Distance after Lateral Offset Area from Distance before Intersection/ Property Line on each Side of Speed limit Stop Line Crossing Street (km/hour)
- (m)
- (m)
- (m) 50 or less 65 90 16 60 85 110 20 70 110 125 23 80 or more 140 130 26 Table 7B: RURAL ROAD NETWORK: Prohibited Area for Digital Billboards Distance after Lateral offset area from Distance before Intersection/ Property Line on each Side Speed limit Stop Line Crossing of Street (km/hour)
- (m)
- (m)
- (m) 50 or less 65 55 13 60 85 65 15 70 110 65 17 80 140 65 20 90 or more 170 80 24 OPERATING STANDARDS FOR DIGITAL BILLBOARDS
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