How to Obtain a Sign Permit in Toronto: A Business Owner's Guide
Need a sign for your Toronto business? You’ll need a permit! Most signs on private property require City approval under Chapter 694. Start with compliant designs, prepare drawings (site plan, elevation, cross-section), and check for extra permits like heritage or TRCA. Contact Rouge Hill Consulting today!
Already Have a Sign but No Permit? Here’s How to Get Drawings and Stay Compliant in Toronto
Received a notice about an unpermitted sign? Act fast to avoid fines up to $800, removal costs over $50,000, and other penalties. Our firm offers affordable permit packages, including all required documents. If your sign doesn’t comply, we can help with variance applications. Contact us to resolve the issue quickly!
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Free Sign Drawings 2025 [PDF]
Looking to obtain a permit or design for a business sign? Have commercial property that needs signage? Whether you need a new sign, or have an existing wall or ground sign that requires a permit but lack drawings, we’ve got you covered. Below, you'll find a set of sample sign drawings, accredited by the City of Toronto's Sign By-Law unit. These drawings are in the correct format for your permit application, so you can be confident they're ready for use in your signage projects.