Such temporary signs can be displayed on the building walls and/or structures (e.g.
No advertisement signs are permitted within the premises of a petrol station, except for temporary signs promoting events and activities taking place at the premises, and goods and services that are available at the petrol station. However, advertisement signs promoting any goods and services are not allowed at these premises, except on the building walls of approved commercial space within bus terminals/interchanges and MRT/LRT stations. Buildings approved for civic and community, sports and recreation, health & medical care and education purposes, bus terminals/interchanges and MRT/LRT stations are allowed to display temporary signs promoting events and activities taking place at these premises. the top edge of all advertisement signs does not exceed the height of commercial and/or industrial floors, or 30m above the ground level, whichever is lower.īuildings Approved for Institutional, Sports & Recreation, Health & Medical Care, Bus Terminal/Interchange, MRT/LRT Station Uses. the aggregate area of all advertisement signs does not exceed 100 sqm per frontage, or 50% of the surface area of the wall as measured up to 30m above the ground level, whichever is smaller and. Advertisement signs will continue to be allowed on the building walls of all commercial and industrial buildings located outside the Central Area, subject to the following conditions:. Details are found in Appendix 1 below.īuildings Approved for Commercial and Industrial Uses The display of advertisement signs on the following type of buildings is subject to the guidelines as summarized below. An advertisement sign refers to any sign used to promote any brand, product, service or event and includes any temporary sign promoting events or activities in the displayed premises for a period of less than 2 months. 
GUIDELINES FOR OUTDOOR SIGNS OUTSIDE THE CENTRAL AREA Apart from providing greater clarity and transparency, the Guidelines are intended to strike a balance between safeguarding our streetscape from visual clutter and meeting the commercial needs of businesses for advertising space at appropriate locations outside the Central Area. The aim of the guidelines is to provide clearer requirements on the locations, size and height, as well as the form of signs that can be allowed outside the Central Area. The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) will adopt this set of guidelines when granting licenses for outdoor signage.
In response to the feedback from the industry, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has developed a set of more comprehensive guidelines for outdoor signboards and advertisement signs located outside the Central Area. 
The Guidelines are intended to strike a balance between safeguarding our streetscape from visual clutter and meeting the commercial needs of businesses for advertising space at appropriate locations outside the Central Area.
Temporary signs announcing special promotions, events or sales are not permitted for more than 30 consecutive days may not exceed 120 days per calendar year.This circular provides details on the guidelines for the display of outdoor signboards and advertisement signs located outside the Central Area. Temporary signs such as “Coming Soon”, Grand Opening” or business name until permanent sign is installed are permitted. Such lettering not to exceed 20% of the window area (HxW) Lettering on display windows, when not used for the primary business sign, is limited to description of products, services, telephone number, website or wording to describe the business. EXTERIOR FACADE SIGNAGE PROFESSIONAL
Window lettering – professional decal letters applied to inside or outside of windows. Awnings – weather resistant canvas or canvas type material solution dyed acrylic or acrylic-coated polyester cotton. Wall / façade signs – wood or wood-like materials matte finish metal or aluminum permitted for signs and individual letters halo back-lit letters. Existing sign bands – signage permitted within the existing space. Projecting – decorative brackets must be metal sign must meet building codes regarding height from sidewalk and distance from building. Windows – signage not to exceed 20% of the window area (HxW). Awnings – signage not to exceed 30% of the overall awning size (HxW). Wall mounted signs or individual letters – not to exceed 10% of the wall where the sign is attached (HxW). Calculate façade dimension by measuring height and width. Total signage (all types) may not exceed 20% of the overall façade. The sign(s) may be mounted to the wall, on an awning or in the window 
Lettering, logo or graphic to name or describe the business and information relative to the businessġst floor businesses are permitted one (1) sign per façade. Township of Cranford Guidelines for Signs & Awnings Sign Definition
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