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Ottawa By-law 2016-326, s. 8(2) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law

Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law

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A projected image sign is deemed to be located on the façade of a building onto which it is projected, regardless of its source. 9 Despite Section 103 (a), externally-illuminated signs are excluded from the 30 m setback from a residential use in a residential zone. 10 On a property zoned TM or TM12 abutting Preston Street between Somerset Street and Albert Street,

  • (a) a wall sign, if illuminated:
  • (i) must be externally illuminated; and
  • (ii) can only be located on the building façade facing Preston Street;
  • (b) a projected image sign is not permitted;
  • (c) a message centre for a theatre or cinema is not permitted;
  • (d) a digital menu board is not permitted;
  • (e) an illuminated window sign:
  • (i) is not permitted for a residential-use building; and
  • (ii) must be on the façade of the building facing Preston Street;
  • (f) a non-illuminated logo sign is permitted, provided:
  • (i) the area does not exceed 5% of the wall face of the storey on which it is located; and
  • (ii) it is located on the building façade facing Preston Street. (2017- 184) 11 Illumination of a logo sign is permitted provided it is located at least 60 metres from a residential zone. (2017-343) 12 Internal illumination is permitted provided: (2021-235)
  • (a) the site has frontage along an arterial or major collector road; and
  • (b) the sign is setback a minimum of 45m from a residential use in a residential zone. MURAL SIGNS

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