Ottawa : Règlement no 2016-326, art. 60(1) — Permanent Signs on Private Property By-law

In considering an application for a minor variance, the Chief Building Official shall have regard for:

• (a) whether the minor variance sought is consistent with the general intent and purpose of the by-law and the objectives for signage, including public safety, context-sensitive design and location and economic development;
• (b) whether the minor variance would have adverse impacts on the surroundings, including adjacent properties;
• (c) in respect of the sign in question, whether there are physical impediments or obstructions or topographical barriers that preclude the placement or design of the sign in compliance with the by-law;
• (d) whether the minor variance is desirable for the development or use of the property;
• (e) the cumulative effects of the minor variance sought, or of other minor variances previously approved for the sign or site in question; and
• (f) the feedback received in response to the circulation required in