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2020-02-11 P&E Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 2 - Subordinate Local Law No 1 (Administration) 2015
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(viii) an above awning sign;
(ix) an awning facia sign;
(x) an under awning sign;
(xi) a business name plate;
(xii) a community service organisation sign;
(xiii) a created awning line sign;
(xiv) a flag pole sign;
(xv) a fence sign;
(xvi) a hamper sign;
(xvii) a home based business sign;
(xviii) a multi-tenancy arcade sign;
(xix) a sandwich board / A frame sign;
(xx) a sporting field fence sign;
(xxi) a stall board sign;
(xxii) a wall sign;
(xxiii) a window sign;
(xxiv) a vertical sign.
shopping centre means the use of premises for an integrated shopping complex
consisting mainly of shops.
sign see advertising device.
sign face area—
(a) of an advertising device, means the area, measured around the perimeter of the
advertising device wholly containing all collective features of the advertising
device, inclusive of any words, logos, branding, images, colours, decorative lines,
stripes, borders and architectural trims that immediately surround and form part of
the advertising device;
(b) of an advertising device, includes the external painting of a building if—
(i) the external painting includes the use of colours in patterns, symbols,
messages or the like for business branding purposes; or
(ii) the external painting consists of signs which promote the business
conducted from the building or a product, event or activity undertaken at the
building; or
(iii) the external painting conveys information, instructions or directions relevant
to a business activity conducted from the building; but
(c) of an advertising device, subject to paragraph (b), does not include—
(i) the external painting of a building with a single colour or multiple colours or
paint trims where the colour or paint trim forms part of the architectural
treatment of the building and does not constitute corporate branding, but
notwithstanding this, natural colours consistent with the Noosa landscape
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