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(a) not extend more than 25 feet (7.62 metres) at its highest point above the mean<br />

grade on which it is situated and over which it protrudes; nor shall any portion of<br />

the sign face or its associated features be located within 12 feet (3.6576 metres)<br />

of the mean grade immediately under the sign;<br />

(b) not be located less than 15 feet (4.572 metres) from any street line or abutting lot<br />

line, nor be located less than 250 feet (76.2 metres) from a lot which is zoned or<br />

<strong>use</strong>d for park, institutional, open space or residential purposes;<br />

(c) not contain a sign face, or its associated features, exceeding 200 square feet<br />

(18.58 square metres) in area;<br />

(d) not have more than two sign faces, and billboards containing two sign faces shall<br />

have said sign faces affixed back-to-back;<br />

(e) not be located within 1000 feet (304.8 metres) of another billboard located on the<br />

same street;<br />

(f) not be located in any Minor Commercial (C-2A) zone;<br />

(g) not be located between the waterfront and the Bedford Highway;<br />

(h) not be illuminated between the hours of 11:00 p.m. of any day and 7:00 a.m. of<br />

the following day, where such billboard abuts a lot zoned or <strong>use</strong>d for residential,<br />

institutional, park or conservation purposes.<br />

14D(3) Section 14D(2) shall not apply to mural-style advertising applied to a building, wall or<br />

fence, provided that complementary non-commercial artwork is concurrently applied<br />

to an equal or greater portion of the remainder of the wall or fence, and provided that<br />

both the advertising and surrounding non-commercial artwork are applied and<br />

maintained to the satisfaction of the By-<strong>law</strong> Enforcement Officer.<br />

14D(4) Section 14D(2) shall not apply to promotional street furniture or park facilities,<br />

including but not limited to bus shelters, bicycle racks, benches, kiosks, ref<strong>use</strong><br />

containers and scoreboards which incorporate advertising permissible under other<br />

municipal <strong>by</strong>-<strong>law</strong>s.<br />

14DA GENERAL SIGN PROVISIONS (RC-Sep 26/06;E-Nov 18/06)<br />

SIGN PERMIT<br />

14DA(1) Except as provided in Section 16DA(3), no person shall place or erect an<br />

advertising structure in the City unless the owner or occupier of the premises on<br />

which the sign is erected has obtained a permit therefor.<br />

14DA(2) Except as provided in Section 16DA(3), an owner or occupier shall have at all<br />

times a valid permit for each sign on any premise either owned or occupied <strong>by</strong><br />

him.<br />

EXCEPTIONS<br />

14DA(3) Under this By-<strong>law</strong>, no permit is required for:<br />

(a) a canopy which encroaches on the street;<br />

(b) street decorations, streamers and similar temporary non-profit advertising<br />

authorized <strong>by</strong> the Development Officer with advise from Engineer;<br />

Halifax Main<strong>land</strong> Land Use By-<strong>law</strong> Page 19

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