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Portable Sign Bylaws St. Catherines
ortable sign bylaws St. Catherines regulates temporary signage, ensuring businesses can communicate effectively without compromising the city’s aesthetic appeal. Guidelines on size, placement, and duration aim to balance visibility and visual clutter. By following these regulations, businesses can attract customers while preserving the city’s charm.
Portable Sign Bylaws St. Catherines
Portable sign bylaws St. Catherines regulates temporary signage, ensuring businesses can communicate effectively without compromising the city’s aesthetic appeal. Guidelines on size, placement, and duration aim to balance visibility and visual clutter. By following these regulations, businesses can attract customers while preserving the city’s charm.
All portable signs require a permit as per section BL 5744 ($120 fee) with a $35 amending fee after the permit has solidified dates.
- A portable sign may be used in a Public Building District provided:
- (a) the sign is located on the same parcel as the use being advertised, and those uses in the Public Building District which may use a portable sign shall be restricted to:
- Cultural facilities,
- Clubs,
- Religious Assembly,
- Sports and recreation facilities, major, and (v) Sports and recreation facilities, minor
- The sign and all component parts shall be situated within the parcel (property) lines.
- No portable sign shall be permitted in a location where it obstructs the vision of vehicular traffic, nor interferes with the interpretation of or may be confused with any traffic sign, signal or device.
- No portable sign shall interfere with traffic circulation on the site or reduce the number of required parking spaces of the parcel.
- A parcel of land, regardless of size or number of occupants, shall not display portable signs for more than a total of 180 days per calendar year.
