OPW14/0276 Notice of Appeal - Planning & Environment Court - D88/16 - Notice of Appeal - Sharpe Enterprises Pty Ltd Tte and Noosa Council

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    The grounds of appeal are:


       1. Condition 5 -"Signage" of the MCU 14/0049, states: Signage on site shall not
          exceed the total signage area for each building as identified in the signage
          schedules on drawing No OGSS-001-06 Revision P Elevations 1&2 and
          dated 24 May 2015 prepared by Steve McGregor Design Service.

               I.    The Signage was inspected by Council Staff on the 14th of September
                     2015 and was approved as being generally in accordance with the
                     Development Approvals.

               II.   Written advice was provided from Council to the Appellant confirming
                     all conditions had been complied with.


             III.    The Signage does not exceed the "total" signage area of the
                     schedules. The schedule allows for a total allowable signage of 12.53
                     m2 on building 1 and 9.23m2 on building 2.

       2.   Condition 10 - "Street Identification" of the MCU 14/0049 , states: The street
            address of the development must be clearly visible and discernable from the
            primary frontage of the site by provision of a street number and, where
            appropriate, the building name.

                I.   The sign "as built" complies with condition 10 and is a street
                     identification sign.

               II.   The sign states the street address as being "64-66 Rene Street".


              III.   The sign states the building name "OnGuard Self Storage Building".

             IV.     The sign is not an advertising device as defined within the Advertising
                     and Devices Code.


              V.     The sign does not exceed 4m2.

             VI.     The sign has a face area of .95 m2.


            VII.     The Sign is within proportions given the distance of the property
                     frontage from the road verge, and that the approval condition requires
                     the sign to be clearly visible and discernable.

            VIII.    The sign is not in breach of the Advertising Devices Code as it does
                     not set out requirements for "Street Identification" signage within the
                     code.

             IX.     The Development is entitled to display the street address and building
                     name in accordance with the approval.