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20181085-ASC7 - Part 14 Assessement Criteria (Codes) (1)
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Division 9—Advertising Devices Code24
The Noosa Plan
14.71 Advertising Devices Code
The provisions of this division comprise the Advertising Devices Code. They are—
compliance with Advertising Devices Code (section 14.72);
definitions of Classes of Advertising Devices (section 14.73);
overall outcomes of the Advertising Devices Code (section 14.74); and
specific outcomes, acceptable solutions and probable solutions for the Advertising
Devices Code (sections 14.75—14.81).
14.72 Compliance with the Advertising Devices Code
Development that is consistent with the specific outcomes in section 14.75—14.81
complies with the Advertising Devices Code.
14.73 Definitions of Classes of Advertising Devices
Various types of advertising device are described and illustrated below.
Table 14-40 – Wall or façade sign types
Advertising device Written description
type
Business name plate An advertising device intended to display the name or occupation of the
business occupant, whether painted or otherwise affixed to a building
wall, fence or freestanding.
Wall sign An advertising device painted on or otherwise affixed flat to the wall of a
building.
Hamper sign An advertising device painted or otherwise affixed above the door head
and below the awning level or verandah of a building.
Vertical sign An advertising device attached and mounted at right angles to the façade
of a building.
Stallboard sign An advertising device painted or otherwise affixed below the ground
storey window of a building.
Window sign An advertising device painted on, displayed in, or otherwise affixed to the
exterior or inner surface of the glazed area of a building.
Table 14-41 Roof sign types
Advertising Written description
device type
Created roofline An advertising device positioned on the roof, façade or wall of a building which
sign changes the horizontal or angular lines of the roof.
Rooftop sign An advertising device fitted to the roof of a building with no relation to the
architectural design or appearance of the building.
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Advertising Devices not regulated by The Noosa Plan may be regulated by a Local Law. See Council
14-86
Advertising Devices Code
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