Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 28(2) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law
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The Chief Building Official may require the applicant to submit such additional plans, specifications, documents or other information as he determines are necessary to determine whether or not a permit may be issued, and those plans, specifications, documents or other information may be different for different signs or for signs used for different purposes.
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- 28
- 28(1)
- 29 Where a sign that is located within 400 m of a controlled access highway under provincial jurisdiction is visible from that highway, the approval of the Minister of Transportation (Ontario) shall accompany an application for a permit for that sign
- 30 The plans, specifications, documents and other information submitted with an application under this by-law are the property of the City and, upon the permit being issued, become public information
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