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2017-09-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 SEPTEMBER 2017 Figure 4 – Building Two: Sign Face Area Figure 5 – Building Three: Sign Face Area Specific Outcome O7 of the Advertising Devices Code nominates a maximum sign face area of 10m2 per tenancy with a maximum sign face area of 4m2 per wall sign. The Code nominates such dimensions to ensure advertising devices do not unduly detract from the area by visually dominating the appearance of a building or being visually intrusive on the streetscape or setting in which it is located. Although exceeding the maximum sign face area for an individual sign and total sign face area, the proposed devices across the 3 buildings are generally considered consistent with the nature of each building with regards to building bulk and scale and previous signage approved. Each of the lots are substantial in size (62 Rene St – 2,094m2 & 64-66 Rene St – 4,046m2) and able to accommodate subdivision with a minimum lot size requirement of 1,000m2 nominated for the Industry Zone. On this basis, the proposed devices across the three buildings are considered appropriate in scale and unlikely to cause visual clutter or detract from the streetscape and amenity of the area. 3.4. Council Laneway The application seeks approval to cross a section of Council’s laneway in order to obtain access to the proposed basement at 62 Rene Street. Vehicle circulation is proposed via a cross over from 64-66 Rene Street which leads to the basement of the proposed self-storage facility. The laneway is intended to provide access to reserve land to the south for maintenance purposes. Council’s Property and Natural Areas section have advised that they have no objection to the proposal providing the usability of the laneway for its intended purpose is not compromised. Conditions of approval have been recommended accordingly. 3.5. Public Notification The application is code assessable and therefore is not required to be publicly notified. Page 14 of 168
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