Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 28(1) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
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The Chief Building Official shall issue the sign permit unless:
- (a) the sign contravenes this by-law or any other applicable law;
- (b) the erection of the sign contravenes,
- (i) this by-law,
- (ii) the Building Code, or
- (iii) any other applicable City by-law;
- (c) the permit application, including plans, specifications, documents and other information required by the Chief Building Official, is incomplete; or
- (d) any fees required under this by-law are unpaid.
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