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Signage Regulation
On-premise Signage:
- governed by the Highway Signage Act
- all signs within view of a roadway require a license
- business signs are restricted to the property where the business is being conducted
- Signs must be permanently located on the site, not mobile and not on the highway right of way
- size, height and setback restrictions apply
- application forms are available online or from Tourism PEI
Special Event Signage:
- governed by the Highway Signage Act
- temporary signage along public roads
- duration for signs to be erected not more than three weeks
- each event is permitted not more than six special event signs
- application forms are available online or from Tourism PEI
Tourism Directional Signage:
- governed by the Highway Signage Act
- tourism directional signage should be within 15 kilometres from business location
- annual rental charge for these signs
- only available for tourism-related businesses
- businesses are permitted a maximum of four tourism directional signs
- application forms are available online or from Tourism PEI
Map Stop Signage:
- governed by the Highway Signage Act
- businesses posted on map stop must be within 15 kilometres of the signage unit
- annual rental charge for map stop posting
- only available for tourism-related businesses
- application forms are available online or from Tourism PEI
Forms
| Special Event Signage Application | |
| Application for Permission to Erect an On Premise Sign | |
| Application to Participate in the PEI Tourism Directional Signage System | |
| Application for Permission to Erect a Sign at a Map Stop |



This information has been taken from website "Tourism and Culture"