BramptonBuilding PermitsSigns

Visibility Triangle

Published by City of Brampton

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Type: Document
Published by: City of Brampton
Date: NOV. 2011
For: any
Building types: All building types
Pages: 1
Covers note: Read by eye: a scanned drawing sheet with no text layer. The two entries are its printed view titles; the title block reads Sign By-law Appendices, drawing title Visibility Triangle, dated Nov. 2011, scale N.T.S.
Instruments: City of Brampton Sign By-law

Overview

A one-page appendix drawing to the City of Brampton Sign By-law, dated November 2011, showing in plan view the two triangular areas the drawing marks as clear of signs. One view measures 15 m (50 ft) along each property boundary from the projected intersection of two highways; the other measures 6 m (20 ft) along the property boundary and the edge of a driveway where a driveway meets a highway. Each view carries the by-law's own definition, and the sheet is drawn not to scale.

What it covers

Visibility Triangle at Street Intersection
Visibility Triangle at Driveway and Street Intersection

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