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20181085-ASC7 - Part 14 Assessement Criteria (Codes) (1)
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Including amendments to 8 June 2018
Specific Outcomes Acceptable solutions (if accepted
The Noosa Plan
development subject to requirements)
Probable solutions (if code assessment)
d) will not create a potential safety hazard, c) is switched off between 11:00pm and
including a traffic safety hazard. sunset of the following day; and
d) is limited to 1 sign per tenancy.
O8 An advertising device does not move or S8.1 Advertising devices do not move, display
incorporate elements that give the impression of moving messages or incorporate elements that
movement. give the impression of movement.
Table 14-47 – Specific requirements for all types of advertising device
Column 1 Column 2
Advertising device type Specific requirements
Wall or Facade Sign Types
Business name plate (a) is limited to one sign per tenancy;
(b) is attached to a fence, wall or building face at street level;
(c) does not exceed a maximum signface area of 0.3m²;
(d) is not illuminated; and
(e) has a maximum height of 2 metres.
Wall sign (a) does not obscure any window or architectural feature;
(b) does not project beyond the edges of the wall to which it is
attached or over the boundary of any adjoining site;
(c) does not exceed a maximum signface area of 4m²;
(d) is not more than 300mm thick.
Hamper sign (a) is limited to that area between the door head and the underside
of the verandah or awning roof;
(b) does not extend beyond the length of the building wall above the
door head;
(c) is not more than 300mm thick;
(d) does not exceed a maximum signface area of 4m²
Vertical sign (a) does not exceed a maximum signface area of 1.5m² per side;
(b) does not project beyond any awning or verandah of the building
to which it is attached;
(c) does not project above the roofline of the building to which it is
attached; and
(d) is limited to a maximum of one sign per site (including a site with
multiple occupancy buildings).
Stallboard sign (a) is limited to the area below a street front window;
(b) is designed such that the signface is recessed inside the
stallboard facing;
(c) does not protrude onto a road such that it could injure or
obstruct the passage of pedestrians; and
(d) does not exceed a maximum signface area of 4m².
Window sign (a) does not cover/obscure more than 50% of a glazed area of the
building or 4m² is whichever is the lesser.
Awning sign types
Above awning sign (a) is erected only where it can be demonstrated that there is no
opportunity to make use of an alternative sign type;
(b) does not project above the roofline of the building to which it is
attached;
(c) does not exceed a total signface area of 1.5m²;
(d) is not within 1.5 metres of any side property boundary; and
(e) limited to one sign per building.
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Advertising Devices Code
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