An opportunity for non-profit community organizations in our community to temporarily place signage on City-owned outdoor properties.
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Who is eligible?
Non-profit community organizations.
Locations
Signs are permitted at:
- Eighth Street and Eighth Avenue (Moody Park, chain-link fence)
- Sixth Street and Tenth Avenue (Mercer Stadium, chain-link fence)
- Eighth Avenue and McBride Boulevard (Terry Hughes Park, wood frame)
- Braid Street and East Columbia (Sapperton Triangle, wood frame)
Please note Community Park Signage follows Sign Bylaw No. 7867, 2017.
Guidelines & Restrictions
The following sign placement guidelines are intended to balance the promotion needs of location organizations with the aesthetic and safety concerns of the community.
- Signs are to be no larger than 32 square feet (8' Width x 4' Height).
- Signs are to be made in a professional manner.
- Signs can be posted for a maximum of 30 days.
- Groups are responsible for the removal of signage at the end of the 30-day period or immediately following the event or registration period, whichever comes first.
- Signs must be posted in such a manner that is structurally sound to resist weather conditions or vandalism.
- Signs must be immediately, cleaned or removed if they become damaged or vandalized.
- No more than two signs will be permitted at any location, one sign per organization.
- Signs are for the display of Non-Profit Community Organization.
- We ask repeat requestors to re-submit one week prior to the end of their current term. This provides opportunity for new groups to post their signage. Should there be no other requests for the respective location, the current posted sign will be permitted to remain in place on request.