Sign Permits and Regulations
Does my sign need a permit?
Common types of signs that require a permit include:
- Bridge banners
- Freestanding or pylon signs
- Wall signs
- Temporary portable signs
- Bridge banners
| Sign development permit |
| If you want to put a sign on your property, you may need a development permit. By applying for permits, you ensure that your investment meets the Land Use Bylaw. How do I apply? You can apply for a sign permit online through the CityView Portal. You will also need to upload the following documents with your online application:
Fees We price sign permits using the Fees & Charges Bylaw. |
| Bridge banners |
| Banners may be hung on the bridge over Highway 15 for community groups and organizations for program registration and community special events. Bridge banners require their own permit. Download the Bridge Banner Permit Application Form Submit the Bridge Banner Permit Application form by mail, or in person, to: |
| Garage sale signs |
| If you would like to advertise a garage sale, you can place signs on public property 24 hours before and after the sale. We ask that you do not place signs on the 98 & 99 Avenue boulevards to avoid harming the underground irrigation system. |
| Temporary Road Right-of-Way sign |
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Community organizations must complete a permit for the use of temporary signs on City of Fort Saskatchewan road right-of-way. View the Road Right-of-Way Guidelines Download the Road Right-of-Way Permit Application Form The completed form must be submitted to the City either via e-mail publicworks@fortsask.ca, or in person to: Public Works |