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How to Apply for a Sign Variance & Sign Variance Process

Published by City of Mississauga under Permanent Sign Permits

Alias
Sign Variance Process and Flow Chart
Form ref
Mississauga Sign Bylaw 54-2002, as amended
Submit to
ePlans
Applies to
any

A two-page note the City of Mississauga publishes on its permanent sign permits page describing the variance route under Mississauga Sign Bylaw 54-2002, as amended, passed by council pursuant to the Municipal Act. It sets out what the variance process was created to address, the three items uploaded into ePlans — the application form, a letter of rationale and the electronic payment information form — and the review by urban design staff. The applicant's options after a refusal, including an appeal to Planning and Development Committee, close it with a flow chart.

What it covers

  • Application
  • Note regarding payment
  • Process
  • Sign Variance Process
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
Guides · sign
Published under
Permanent Sign Permits — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
City of Mississauga Urban Design · Planning and Development Committee
Work types
sign
Instruments
Mississauga Sign Bylaw 54-2002, as amended · Municipal Act
Tags
guidesignvarianceprocessflow-chart
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