unicipal sign by-laws regulate all aspects of signs and are intended to preserve the safety and appearance of our communities. Sign by-laws preserve the beauty of our communities by limiting the placement, duration, type and number of all signs. Without sign by-laws, our streets, public spaces and private property would be littered with a variety of signs.
So, let's keep our communities attractive! TREB encourages Members to review York Region's sign by-laws to ensure compliance. Click here 
to review the municipal sign by-law.
As part of an ongoing series in Across The Board and TREB Wire, TREB is reviewing municipal sign by-laws across the Greater Toronto Area. In the most recent issue of Across The Board, TREB highlighted sign by-laws in northern York Region.
By-law highlights from Peel Region:
- Georgina – For sale/lease signs shall be removed within (10) days after the property is no longer for sale or lease.
- East Gwillimbury – For sale/lease signs shall be removed within ten (10) days after the property is no longer for sale or lease.
- Newmarket – Open house directional signs may only be displayed on the day when the open house takes place and must include the address of the property and the open house date.
- King – A maximum of one (1) for sale/lease sign shall be erected per property.
- Aurora – For sale/lease signs shall be removed within (14) days after the property is no longer for sale or lease.
REALTORS® are responsible to comply with the municipal sign by-laws.