In Spruce Grove, portable (temporary) signs are regulated to ensure safety, visual consistency, and proper use of private property. Here are Spruce Grove Portable Signs Bylaws:

• Permit Required — A valid development permit must be obtained before placing any portable sign in all non-residential land use districts. Portable signs are not allowed in residential areas.
• Allowed Quantity — You may have one portable sign per 90 m of street frontage. Corner lots can accommodate one sign per frontage, provided no other temporary signs share the same frontage.
• Display Period — Permits can be issued for durations ranging from 30 days up to one year.
• Safety Requirements — Signs must not obstruct traffic views or pedestrian paths, and must comply with sightline regulations.
• Application Process — To apply, you’ll need a completed development permit application, three copies of site plan, a sign rendering, and a current land title certificate. Processing typically takes around three weeks.
• Fines for Non-Compliance — Placing signs without a valid permit or in violation of bylaws can result in fines: $50 per sign on the first day, escalating to $250 per sign per day thereafter.