12.5 Signage
Principle
Consider signage when designing buildings, streetscapes, and landscapes, ensuring it contributes positively to the character of places.
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Signage strongly influences the character of a place. It is a significant element of the urban landscape and can influence a city’s identity. The following policies ensure that signage design contributes to St. Albert’s distinct identity and to a high-quality public realm.
Policies
12.5.1.
Encourage built form and site design that enhances the visibility of commercial buildings from the street and reduces the need for multiple signs.
12.5.2.
Encourage signage that complements the design of the building.
12.5.3.
Consider opportunities to enhance the pedestrian experience and public realm through Land Use Bylaw updates regarding signage.
12.5.4.
Encourage retail signage to be displayed at a consistent height on building facades at a pedestrian scale.
12.5.5.
Promote appropriate and consistent sign placement to prevent sign clutter.
12.5.6.
Promote effective, inclusive, and accessible wayfinding signage.
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Last edited: July 12, 2021
