Regina By-law 9881, s. 4.3 — The Clean Property Bylaw
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A sign may not be placed within 2 metres of a pedestrian ramp, an intersection, a driveway, or an alley crossing.
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- 4.1 On walkways and public sidewalks, a minimum of 2 metres between the edge of the business face and either the curb face or any obstructions along the sidewalk – such as trees, tree pits (where a metal tree grate is not present), meters, light poles or other furnishings – must be clear for pedestrians at all times
- 4.2 Signs shall be placed in line with other street infrastructure or obstructions to provide the most consistent 2 metre walkway
- 4.4
- 4.5 All signs and advertisements shall comply with The Advertising Standards of Canada Act
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