2021-10-12 P&E Agenda - Item 2 - Attachment 9 - Consolidated version of Subordinate Local Law No. 1 (Administration)

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             conservation areas, rural, rural residential or residential areas; and
      (h)    the advertising device must accommodate the legitimate need to provide
             directions and business identification in a manner that is consistent with achieving
             paragraphs (a) to (g) inclusive.
(5)   This subsection prescribes view, vista and visual amenity requirements for the display
      of an advertising device as follows—
      (a)    the advertising device must not block or compromise a view or vista of high
             scenic amenity or impact on the visual amenity of scenic routes, high scenic areas,
             heritage sites, character areas, public open space, or the major road network; and
      (b)    the advertising device must respect the amenity of other property owners and not
             obscure, dominate or overcrowd the views of existing or prospective development
             on neighbouring premises; and
      (c)    the advertising device must consider the cumulative effect of existing signage on
             the premises on which the advertising device is displayed and not result in over-
             signage; and
      (d)    the advertising device must not contribute to the proliferation of visual clutter nor
             dominate the visual streetscape environment; and
      (e)    the advertising device must maintain views of vistas of significance in the public
             domain.
(6)   This subsection prescribes requirements about building façade for an advertising
      device as follows—
      (a)    the advertising device, including any supporting structure of the advertising
             device, fixing devices and services, must not detract from the appearance of a
             building façade; and
      (b)    the advertising device must be considered as a design element to be incorporated
             in the existing elevational treatment of a building, in a manner which respects the
             scale, style, alignments, patterns and other architectural features of the building;
             and
      (c)    the advertising device must generally be confined to flat surfaces, such as a plain
             wall, spandrel or parapet and not be positioned across a window, column,
             balustrade or other design feature.
(7)   This subsection prescribes requirements about safety for an advertising device as
      follows—
      (a)    the advertising device must not create a traffic, pedestrian or cyclist safety hazard;
             and
      (b)    the advertising device must be constructed to an appropriate standard to ensure
             public safety; and
      (c)    where an advertising device uses electricity—the advertising device must be safe
             with electrical componentry integrated into the advertising device; and
      (d)    the advertising device must not physically obstruct the passage of, or pose a
             hazard for, pedestrians, cyclists or drivers of motor vehicles; and
      (e)    the advertising device must not restrict sight lines at an intersection or a site
             access point; and