St. Catharines Reviewing Digital Signs

Monday, 16 December 2019 07:35

By William Rowling

The City of St. Catharines is reviewing part of its Sign By-law and wants your input.

They're looking at digital signage and third-party advertising.
It covers things such as electronic signs displaying videos, or cycling imagery, and advertising not related to the building it's on, like an ad for a restaurant on the side of an office building.
Currently the by-laws prohibit signs with video and cycling digital imagery.
The city has opened an online survey here so you can let them know what you think.

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