Sign Permits

A sign permit application may be required for any businesses or organization wishing to place a sign on private property (with the consent from the owner of the property). Sign permits are regulated under the Land Use Bylaw and fall under the development permit process when an application is submitted.

A permit is not required to:

• Maintain or repair a legally existing sign
• Change or reduce the copy area of a legally existing sign

The Signs on Road Right-of-Way policy guides the safety, support, and overall visual appeal throughout our community on temporary portable (roadside) and directional signage on municipal road rights-of-way. These signs commonly serve to share information, promote an event ,or direct traffic to new areas of the city.

View the interactive map for pre-approved locations throughout the city. This map will show current locations in use with the expiry deadline (identified in red) along with available locations (identified in green).

Submit your applications through CityView Portal with the follow lead time before the requested start date:

• One week for temporary portable signs requests (review/approval time can take up to five business days)
• Two weeks for directional signs (review/approval time can take up to seven business days)

For assistance, please contact [email protected] or call (780)-980-7124.

• Interactive map guide
• Road sign application guide

We encourage residents to utilize neighbourhood billboards to promote any garage/yard sales. There are a number of locations found throughout Leduc:

• Bridgeport Harry Bienert Park (Bridgeport Blvd and Bridgeport Crossing)
• Caledonia Park/School (Coady Blvd and Middleton Close)
• Lakeside Estates Aileen Faller Park (Black Gold Dr and Allen Place)
• Leduc Recreation Centre West Parking Lot (Black Gold Dr and South Park Dr.
• Southfork McKinley Park (Sheppard Way and Southwick Blvd) – Two boards available in this park

NOTE: Any signs posted without prior approval from the City of Leduc may be removed without any notice or warning to the sign owner. This includes areas such as grass boulevards, centre medians, traffic lights, buses and bus shelters, and other public property (this also applies to lawn signs, flag signs, and a-frame signs). The sign owners will be given an opportunity to pick up any illegal signs the city has stored with the condition to not repeat the same offence.