Sign Permits and Regulations
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.
Does my sign need a permit?
Common types of signs that require a permit include:
- Freestanding or pylon signs
- Wall signs
- Temporary portable signs
- Bridge banners (see below)
How do I apply?
You can apply for permits:
- In person to Planning & Development Services. We are on the 2nd Floor of City Hall, 10005 102 Street, Fort Saskatchewan.
- By emailing: fortplanning@fortsask.ca
You will need to provide:
- Sign Application Form
- 2 copies of drawings that show the design and size of the sign
- 2 copies of a site plan that show where you want to place the sign and the distance to property lines
- Portable sign map (if necessary)
- Electrical Permit Application (if necessary)
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:
Culture Services
City Hall, 2nd Floor, 10005 – 102 Street
Fort Saskatchewan, AB
T8L 2C5
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.
Fees
We price sign permits using the Fees & Charges Bylaw.