Projecting Signs Clause Samples

The "Projecting Signs" clause governs the installation and display of signs that extend outward from a building or property. Typically, this clause outlines the size, placement, and design requirements for such signs, ensuring they do not obstruct public pathways or violate local regulations. Its core function is to maintain safety and aesthetic standards while providing clear guidelines for tenants or owners wishing to advertise or identify their premises with projecting signage.
Projecting Signs i. No projecting sign shall exceed 1.9 square metres (20.5 square feet) in sign area or project more than 1.8 metres (5.9 feet) from the wall upon which it is attached or be permitted to swing freely on its supports.
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Projecting Signs. Any projecting signs shall be subject to the issuance of a development permit and must be installed such that they are consistent with the provisions of Schedule C of the Land Use Bylaw and any conditions specified in a development permit decision.
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Projecting Signs. Messaging shall not project perpendicular to storefront.
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Projecting Signs any non-translucent sign which is affixed at a right angle to the building wall.
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