Definition: A printed notice conveying information intended to be displayed for a temporary period of time and includes but is not limited to a bill, handbill, leaflet, notice, or placard
Permitted zones: Residential, Industrial, Commercial, Institutional, Agriculture, Open Space
Maximum number of signs for a property: 1 per structure
Maximum sign area: 0.60 cm2
Conditions:
For poster signs on a community bulletin board
- You can only display a poster sign for a maximum of 21 days
- Your poster sign cannot be displayed longer than 3 days following the event advertised
- A poster sign cannot be displayed more than 2.5 m above the finished grade
- The signs must be printed on paper
- You must attach the poster sign flush to the surface of the structure with water-soluble past or removable tape
For poster signs not on community bulletin boards
- You cannot display a poster sign in the median of a road allowance, or on a sign or traffic control sign
- The poster sign must be at least 30 m away from a community bulletin board
- The sign must be printed on paper
- You must attach the poster sign flush to the surface of the structure with water-soluble past or removable tape
For all sign locations
- You cannot display more than one poster sign with the same information on a community board or permitted structure
- Your sign cannot overlap or cover any other sign
- The County may remove any poster sign without notice or compensation
Permit Required: No