Dozens of campaign signs in the 91大黄鸭 area have made their way to the dump after being removed from areas that are prohibited by the city鈥檚 sign bylaw.

According to information provided by bylaw services manager Dave Gazley, between 70 and 80 signs were being kept in the basement of a city parkade but painting in that facility required the signs to be moved to the yards.

The city鈥檚 media relations manager Tom Wilson said the signs were removed from 鈥減rivate property or public places that are outside the bylaw.鈥� Damaged signs reported by the public were also removed.

Wilson said the city has been in contact with the candidates in regards to picking up the signs. The city is only required to hold the signs for one week.

鈥淲e鈥檝e had some for over three weeks. According to the bylaw, it would be $40 per sign to retrieve them,鈥� said Wilson.

鈥淭his pile will eventually go to the dump. Nothing has gone to the landfill yet that I know of but will eventually.鈥�

The $40 charge for each sign factors in candidates putting signs in places not permitted and the city鈥檚 work to collect and store them.

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