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Sign By-law

Published by City of Brampton under Welcome

Alias
City of Brampton Sign By-law
Applies to
any
Work types
sign
Instruments
Municipal Act, 2001

The City of Brampton's Sign By-law, numbered 399-2002, an office consolidation carrying well over a hundred amending by-laws and repealing By-law 161-95. Its definitions run to dozens of sign types — awning, canopy, banner, hoarding, development, coming soon window, donor recognition and electronic variable message centre among them — and are followed by the permit and application provisions, a minor variance route to the director of building, and three separate exemption sections. The extract used here ends at page 20 of 84.

What it covers

  • Administration
  • Definitions
  • Regulations and Prohibitions
  • Applications and Permits
  • Minor Variances
  • Exemptions for Signs on Private Property
  • Exemptions for Signs on a Road Right-of-Way
  • Exemptions for City of Brampton and Emergency Services
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
By-laws · sign
Published under
Welcome — the municipality's own heading
Building types
any
Tags
signssign-permitzoningconsolidation
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