APPENDIX I
PORT COQUITLAM SIGN BYLAW, 1992, NO. 2638

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

Add the following definitions to Section 1.2:

“Development Sign" means a temporary sign used for marketing
the sale of lots in a subdivision or
individual units in a building, or a
temporary sign indicating that a
construction or development project is
planned or underway;

"Development Application means a temporary sign required as part of

Sign" all rezoning and development permit
applications that provides information about
a planned development project on the subject
site;

"Subdivision Entry Sign" means a permanent sign affixed to the ground
that provides identification of a
reaidential subdivision;

Add Sections 4.11 and 4.12 to "Division 4: Specific Sign Regulations” as
follows:

"4,11 Subdivision Entry Signs

(1) The width of the base of a subdivision entry sign shall be at
least 75% of the greatest width of the sign.

(2) A maximum of two subdivision entry signs may front on a street
and a maximum of four subdivision entry signs is permitted for
a subdivision.

(3) Each subdivision entry sign shall include a landscaped area
extending a minimum of 0.6 m (1.9 ft.) around the entire base
of the sign.

Subdivision entry signs shall not exceed a height of 1.5 m
(4.9 £t.), measured from the ground surface or from the curb
elevation of the fronting street, whichever is higher.

Where a subdivision entry sign is located on a corner property
fronting two streets, it shall be angled to minimize view
obstruction down both streets.

Subdivision entry signs must be composed of natural materials
that complement the character of the subdivision. The
surfaces of a subdivision entry sign may not be painted,
embossed or glazed.