This legislation has been repealed.
(1) A vertical sign
shall —
(a)
afford a minimum headway of three metres;
(b)
subject to sub-bylaw (2) of this by-law, not project more than 910
millimetres from the face of the building to which it is attached;
(c)
subject to sub-bylaw (3) of this by-law, not be within 1.8 metres of
either end of the wall to which it is attached;
(d) not
project more than 2.4 metres above the top of the wall to which it is attached
nor more than 1.5 metres back from the face of that wall;
(e) be
of a height at least twice its width;
(f) not
be within 3.7 metres of another vertical sign on the same building;
(g) not
be placed on a corner of a building, except at a street intersection where it
may be placed at an angle with the walls, so as to be visible from both
streets; and
(h) not
exceed 910 millimetres in width.
(2) Where a vertical
sign is affixed to the face of a building that is set back beyond the face of
another building within three metres of it, the sign may project 610
millimetres further than the distance prescribed by paragraph (b) of
subbylaw (1) of this by-law or the distance by which the building to which it
is affixed is set back beyond the face of the other, whichever is the lesser.
(3) Where a building
to which a vertical sign is to be affixed is set back from the boundary or
abuts on an intersecting street or right-of-way, the council may authorise the
affixing of the sign at a lesser distance from the end of the wall than that
prescribed by paragraph (c) of sub-bylaw (1) of this by-law.
[By-law 14 amended by Gazette
21 June 1974 p.2095.]