2018-08-07 S&O Agenda - Att 4 to Item 7 - DTMR Letter

b. real estate signs
           c. charity prize home signs
           d. roadside vendor signs
           e. election signs.
    3. Management of advertising devices on State-controlled roads is agreed only for
       roads with a speed limit of less than 80 km/h. TMR will continue to have
       management responsibility for all motorways and associated motorway on- and off-
       ramps and roads with a speed limit equal to or above 80 km/h.
    4. While Noosa Shire Council may impose additional requirements for an advertising
       sign within the boundaries of State-controlled roads, where the Council does not
       have requirements, or where requirements are of a lesser standard, advertising
       devices on State-controlled roads must be assessed by the Council against, at a
       minimum, the specific permission criteria outlined in TMR’s Roadside Advertising
       Manual (the Manual), as reviewed from time to time. A copy of the Manual is
       available online at https:/Avww.tmr.qid.gov.au/business-industry/Technical-
       standards-publications/Roadside-advertising-quide.aspx.

    5. This agreement does not extend to electronic and static billboards and static
       illuminated advertising devices on street name signs on State-controlled roads.

Footpath dining and roadside vending
    6. With regard to the management of footpath dining and roadside vending on SCRs
       under section 66 (3) (b) and (f), while Noosa Shire Council may impose additional
       requirements, where Noosa Shire Council does not have requirements, or where
       requirements are of a lesser standard:
       a) Roadside vending and footpath dining must be assessed by the Council against,
           at a minimum, the specific permission criteria outlined in the Roadside Vending
           on State-controlled Roads — Technical Assessment Guide.

       b) Footpath dining must be assessed by the Council against, at a minimum, the
           specific permission criteria outlined in the Footpath Dining on State-controlled
           Roads — Self Assessment Guideline.

       These documents are available at https:/Awww.tmr.gid.gov.au/business-
       industry/Technical-standards-publications/

    7. All applications must be referred to TMR for comment;
    8. The council must provide reasonable timeframes for TMR to consider referred
       applications;
    9. The Council may only issue approval for a maximum period of one year;