The Manager, Sign By-law Unit, Toronto Building, recommends that:

1.      The Sign Variance Committee refuse the variance requested from §694-26. F. (1) & 297-10. D. (5)(e) to allow the issuance of a sign permit authorizing the erection and display on the easterly wall of the building municipally known as 108 Chestnut Street a first party wall sign exceeding a height of 10.0 metres.

To appeal the decision of the Chief Building Official refusing the variance requested in the first party sign variance application to obtain a variance to Chapter 694, Signs, General, required to allow Pattison Sign Group to make an application for a sign permit to, in conjunction with the existing hotel use, allow for the erection and display of one illuminated wall (fascia) sign, 11.2 square metres in sign face area, approximately 12.9 metres in height from grade, on the second storey easterly-facing building wall in association with an ancillary restaurant use, and displaying “Lai Wah Heen”.

To appeal the decision of the Chief Building Official refusing the variances requested in the first party sign variance application to obtain variances to Chapter 694, Signs, General, required to allow A-Tec Signs to make an application for a sign permit to erect and display one ground sign, 2.78 metres in length by 1.32 metres in height, along the westerly frontage of the premises, displaying “Kinross”.