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Division 3.02 — Nonconforming Signs

Chapter 4.0 — Permits, Actions, and Decisions

Ontario Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Ontario

Division 4.01—Legislative Actions Division 4.02—Discretionary Permits and Actions Division 4.03—Ministerial (Administrative) Permits and Decisions

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▸ Contents — Ontario Zoning Code
Ontario Zoning Code
  1. Division 2.02 — Application Filing and Processing
  2. Division 2.03 — Public Hearings
  3. Division 2.04 — Appeals
  4. Division 2.05 — City Initiated Modification or Revocation
  5. Division 4.03 — Ministerial (Administrative) Permits and Decis…
  6. Division 6.10 — Reserved
  7. Division 6.11 — Shopping Cart Retention and Storage
  8. Division 7.01 — Historic Preservation
  9. Division 2.03 — Public Hearings
  10. Division 2.06 — Performance Guarantees
  11. Division 3.01 — Nonconforming Lots, Land Uses, and Structures
  12. ▸ Division 3.02 — Nonconforming Signs
    Overview
    1. Chapter 4.0 — Permits, Actions, and Decisions
  13. Division 4.01 — Legislative Actions
  14. Division 5.01 — Zoning Districts and Boundaries
  15. Division 5.02 — General Land Use Provisions
  16. Division 5.03 — Supplemental Land Use Regulations
  17. Division 6.01 — District Standards and Guidelines
  18. Division 6.02 — Walls, Fences, and Obstructions
  19. Division 6.03 — Off-Street Parking and Loading
  20. Division 6.04 — Congestion Management and Trip Reduction
  21. Division 6.05 — Landscaping
  22. Division 6.06 — Street Naming and Street Address Numbering
  23. Division 6.08 — Development Projects and Subdivisions
  24. Division 6.11 — Shopping Cart Retention and Storage
  25. Division 7.01 — Historic Preservation
  26. Division 8.01 — Sign Regulations
  27. Division 9.01 — Definitions
  28. Division 9.02 — Glossary

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