Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 183(a) — 183 A directional village pedestrian sign must
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183 A directional village pedestrian sign must:
- be located on a non-residential use property;
- (b) not be located on a property with a school, place of worship, hospital, college, university or community centre;
- (c) be comprised of blades that are of the same size and have the same lettering and background colour as every other blade in the sign;
- (d) identify the registered company name, contain a directional arrow, and may include the company logo as additional information;
- (e) provide a minimum clearance of 2.13 m from grade to the underside of the lowest blade on the sign; and
- (f) the post of the sign is set a minimum of 0.9 m in the ground in a manner that it is stabilized to maintain its vertical orientation.
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