Permanent Signs

Sign Permits for Permanent Signage

Larger signs or signs that are permanent in nature are regulated under the Township's Sign By-law as well as the Ontario Building Code.  They are structures that are used on a more permanent basis to advertise and are submitted to the Building Department.

Examples of signs requiring a building permit are generally those that require a building or fixed foundation for structural support, such as billboards, signs attached to a building, built structures, ground signs supported by uprights or braces embedded in the ground, etc.