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

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      Noosa Shire Council Subordinate Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2015         39


advertising device if the local government is satisfied the proposed operation and
management of the activity would be consistent with additional criteria as follows—
(a)    if the advertising device is a freestanding sign, pylon sign or pole sign—
       (i)    the height of the advertising device must not exceed 5m above ground level
              directly adjacent to the advertising device; and
       (ii)   the sign face area of the advertising device must not exceed 4m2 ; and
       (iii) the number of advertising devices displayed on premises must not exceed a
             maximum of 1 advertising device per street front boundary of the premises
             (including premises with a multiple occupancy building on the premises);
             and
       (iv) the advertising device must be mounted as a freestanding structure in a
            landscaped environment and must not be a “V” shaped sign; and
       (v)    the advertising device must be situated at least half its height from any
              boundary of the premises on which the advertising device is installed; and
       (vi) the advertising device must be designed and treated in such a way that the
            supporting framework and the back of the sign face area of the advertising
            device blends with the surrounding streetscape or field of view; and
       (vii) the thickness of the advertising device must not exceed a maximum of
             75mm per metre of height of the advertising device above ground level; and
(b)    if the advertising device is an illuminated sign —
       (i)    the illuminated sign must not be installed or displayed in an area which is
              identified in a zone map in the planning scheme of the local government as a
              residential zone, rural residential zone, rural zone, environmental
              management zone or conservation zone; and
       (ii)   the number of illuminated signs displayed on premises must not exceed a
              maximum of—
              (A)   1 illuminated sign per tenancy; or
              (B)   if the premises are located on a street corner—1 illuminated sign per
                    street front boundary per tenancy; and
       (iii) the illuminated sign must be appropriate to its setting and be compatible
             with the visual amenity of the surrounding area; and
       (iv) the illuminated sign must not cause an environmental nuisance or
            distraction; and
       (v)    the illuminated sign must not create glare, reflection or flaring of colours;
              and
       (vi) the illuminated sign must not create a potential safety hazard, including a
            traffic safety hazard; and
       (vii) the level of illumination of the illuminated sign must not exceed a maximum
             luminance of 350 candelas per square metre; and
       (viii) the illuminated sign must not incorporate flashing lights; and
       (ix) the illuminated sign must not be illuminated after 11.00pm or before sunrise
            on any day; and
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