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Sign regulations
Frequently asked questions
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Do I need a permit for signs adverstising community events or charity fundraising campaigns?
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Do I need a sign permit for my garage/yard sale signs?
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What are the regulations for portable signs?
Q:
Do I need a permit for signs adverstising community events or charity fundraising campaigns?
NO. Unless they will be located on city owned property. There are no fees however all temporary sign locations must be approved by a Development Officer.
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Q:
Do I need a sign permit for my garage/yard sale signs?
NO. However there are some restrictions including:
- Garage/yard sale signs can be no larger than 6ft² (.56m²)
- One sign can be placed at a city intersection providing it is not attached to any utility pole, street sign, tree, or fence and does not interfere with traffic.
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Q:
What are the regulations for portable signs?
Owners of portable signs are required to obtain an annual sign permit. The annual permit fee is $30.
Portable signs are:
- Not permitted on any City owned property, except with the consent or agreement of Council. NOTE: Temporary portable signs advertising community events or charitable fund raising drives are permitted on City owned property, however require approval from Development Permitting.
- Not to be placed as to restrict travellers on any street from obtaining a clear view.
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If you have any questions or need further information you can contact a development officer at:
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