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This is the City of Markham’s document, as published on its website on 18 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
Overview
Markham's Sign By-law 2002-94, passed May 28, 2002, consolidated to April 2024 with amending By-law 2024-51, which adds a section on administrative penalties. Markham's zoning and heritage pages link it, the heritage page noting that the heritage districts are Special Sign Districts under Section 10. It covers sign permits and applications, sign uniformity plans, signs exempt from permits, prohibited signs, ground, wall and projecting signs, Tables A to E by zone, portable and banner signs, development and election signs, posters, variances and enforcement, with mapped Schedules B to K.
What it covers
- Title
- Purpose and Intent
- Definitions
- Administration
- Interpretation
- Permits
- Application for Permit
- Sign Uniformity Plan
- Signs for Which Permits are Not Required
- Prohibited Signs
- General Provisions
- Ground Signs
- Wall Signs
- Projecting Signs
- Directional Signs
- Billboards
- Canopy Signs
- Signs Permitted in Residential Zones
- Signs Permitted in Commercial Zones
- Signs Permitted in Industrial Zones
- Signs Permitted in Institutional and All Other Zones
- Special Sign Districts
- Portable, Mobile and Banner Signs
- Menu Boards
- Subdivision Development Signs
- Real Estate Development Signs
- New Home Development Signs
- Posters
- Election Signs
- Exceptions
- Variances
- Administrative Penalities
- Penalties and Enforcement
- Service Fees
- Collection of Unpaid Fines
- Conflict
- Validity
- Repeal
- Designated Road Allowances and Rural Residential Signage Area
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