Dear Editor:
Candidates’ signs at Taylor Way just north of Upper Levels Highway in West Vancouver – is this political overkill or driver distraction?
City crews in Surrey recently removed more than 1,000 signs that were posted closer than 25 metres to a traffic intersection (in violation of a municipal bylaw).
Peter Zirpke
West Vancouver
Editor’s note: West Vancouver bylaws dictate that signs may not be bigger than three square metres or higher than 2.4 metres above the ground and that if they’re on a boulevard in front of private property, the candidates must get permission of the property owner. There are no restrictions on election signs at traffic intersections.
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