If you are planning to install, replace, or modify a sign on a property in the Town of Crossfield, approval may be required before installation.
Signage is regulated through the Land Use Bylaw to ensure it is safe, appropriately located, and compatible with surrounding properties.
Do You Need a Sign Permit?
In most cases, a Sign Permit is required.
You may need a permit if you are:
- installing a new sign
- changing an existing sign (size, type, or location)
- adding a wall, fascia, freestanding, or projecting sign
- installing an illuminated or digital sign
Some minor or temporary signs may be exempt.
If you are unsure, contact Development & Planning before proceeding.
What to Submit
To apply for a Sign Permit, please provide the following:
- A completed Sign Permit Application Form
- A simple site plan showing where the sign will be located on the property
- Sign details, including size, type, and design
- Details of any lighting or illumination, if applicable
The applicable fee is outlined in the Fees & Rates Bylaw.
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Additional Permits
Depending on the sign, you may also need:
- a Building Permit (for larger or freestanding signs)
- an Electrical Permit (for illuminated signs)
Questions?
Contact Development & Planning before installing your sign to confirm requirements.