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Cover Letter + OPW Signage Report - Bay Village · OPW20/0107
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW20/0107 - Bay Village 18 Hastings St Noosa Heads.
proliferation of visual design incorporating a seating
clutter; structure at the bottom of the
• Not unduly dominate the pylon which surrounds the
visual landscape;; nearby existing gum tree. The
• maintain views or vistas seating element beneath the
of public value; and tree will provide a shaded spot
• protect the visual for visitors to rest.
amenity of scenic routes;
and The placement of the sign
(f) are designed to achieve a reflects the current location of
high standard of the 2 existing freestanding signs
architectural, urban and which are forward of the existing
landscape design or at least mature gum tree in the
not detract from the landscape. The sign location is
architectural, urban or similar to that of the nearby
landscape design standards Sofitel pylon sign which is also
of a locality (including any close to the street front
streetscape improvement boundary (refer Figure 4 below).
programs implemented by
the Council). The proposed freestanding
pylon sign is integrated into the
landscape and in order to retain
the existing tree has been
moved forward slightly to
accommodate the seating
structure and minimise adverse
effects on the tree root zone.
The design of the sign structure
and seating arrangement uses
clean lines and a modern,
minimalist style with uniform
business name plates and form
to result in a neat, and visually
attractive signage solution that
minimises visual clutter and
maintains a high standard of
urban and architectural design.
As such, the propose signage
structure has no external
supporting framework and there
is essentially, no “back of sign”
which may detract from the
visual surrounds.
The thickness of the sign is
200mm which is consistent with
the maximum 75mm per metre of
height required by the Specific
Requirements of Column 2 of
Table 4.47 of the code.
Safety
O3 S3.1
Advertising devices— The advertising device does not Complies.
a) are designed so as to not physically obstruct the passage of The signage does not obstruct
create a traffic, pedestrian or pedestrians or vehicles. vehicles pedestrians or cyclists.
cyclists safety hazard; The proposed signage is located
b) are constructed to an S3.2 within the boundaries of the site
appropriate standard to ensure The advertising device does not and allows adequate passage of
public safety; and restrict sight lines at intersections pedestrians and cyclists around
c) utilising electricity are and site access points. and past the signage structure.
safe and electrical componentry
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