Election signs are prohibited on public property, and where they obstruct visibility, according to the city. They are also not allowed within 50 metres of a polling station.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen an election sign is placed illegally and collected by City crews, there is a $20 per day per sign fee,\u201d the city wrote in a news release<\/a>. \u201cFor Election signs that are one square metre or larger, a sign removal fee of $200 per sign or the City\u2019s actual cost of removing the sign (whichever is greater), also applies.\u201d<\/p>\n However, the storage fees only apply if a candidate chooses to retrieve the impounded signs. Otherwise, the city says it will dispose of them after 30 days.<\/p>\n Tedjo\u2019s team reports stolen, vandalized signs<\/p>\n Mississauga mayoral candidate Alvin Tedjo\u2019s campaign says its signs have been stolen, damaged and vandalized.<\/p>\n Kris Pangilinan, a spokesperson for Tedjo, said the campaign has faced other incidents this election.<\/p>\n \u201cSome of our volunteers have reported being followed by supporters of opposing campaigns while canvassing neighbourhoods. We have also seen paid protesters at campaign events,\u201d Pangilinan said.<\/p>\n Tedjo\u2019s team also accused rival campaigns of placing signs illegally on public property and positioning them directly in front of his signs. The allegations have not been independently verified. <\/p>\n In a statement to CityNews, Pangilinan <\/a>also referred to an attack on a volunteer earlier in October.<\/a> He said the volunteer was installing lawn signs when they were attacked.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, incumbent Mayor Carolyn Parrish shared a video on social media, showing an individual allegedly removing one of her campaign signs. <\/p>\n \u201cVandalizing billboards and taking campaign signs won\u2019t silence me or shake my commitment to Mississauga,\u201d she wrote. <\/p>\n Vandalizing billboards and taking campaign signs won’t silence me or shake my commitment to Mississauga. They even left the ladder behind!<\/p>\n I’ve faced tougher challenges than this!<\/p>\n Let’s keep this election about respect, ideas and the future of our city. Mississauga First.\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/NXTnlTVGjS<\/a><\/p>\n
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