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Advertising Devices

Under section 43 of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, a local government must obtain
TMR’  s approval if it intends to approve the erection, alteration or operation of an advertising
sign or other advertising device that would be visible from a motorway; and beyond the
boundaries of the motorway; and reasonably likely to create a traffic hazard for the
motorway.

TMR has assessed the signage shown on the plan prepared by Reddog Architects, dated 31 May
2016, drawing number DA-08, issue P4 and has no objection to the proposed advertising devices. The
advertising devices must:
    Be for business identification and petrol pricing purposes only. No advertising content is
        permitted.
    The electronic component must be restricted to the petrol prices.
    The business identification signage must not exceed a maximum luminance of 300cd/m2.
        LED signage for petrol prices must not exceed a maximum luminance of 2000 cd/m2 during
        the day, 450 cd/m2 at dawn and dusk and 300 cd/m2 at night.
    Bei    na cc ordancewi t
                            hTMR’   sRoadside Advertising Guide.

Advisory Signage

TMR notes that there is existing advisory signage (blue sign with white advisory symbols)
northbound and southbound on the Bruce Highway advertising services available in Cooroy.
The northbound sign is intended to remain but will be relocated 500m south as part of
current upgrade works. The southbound signage will remain in the current location following
the current upgrade works.

Should you have any queries regarding the above, please do not hesitate to contact Lena
Hobson (Planner) on 5451 7058.

Yours sincerely




Chris Head
Principal Advisor




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