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Development Application Part 2 of 2 Report and Plans OPW13/0100
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COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 ASSESSMENT
SPECIFIC OUTCOMES PROBABLE SOLUTIONS (if code assessable)
Medium Impact Signs
06 S6.1 The probable solutions relating to S6.2 Below Awning
Advertising devices respect the scale and nature Above awning signs- Signs and S6.3 Free Standing Signs are relevant to the
of surrounding development and contribute .
a) have a sign face area not more than the assessment of the application.
positively to the visual amenity, streetscape, lesser of 1.5m2 or the dimensions of the
landscape setting and natural and built awning return; In relation to the proposed below awning sign for Cato’s
environment of where the advertising device is b) have a maximum thickness not exceeding restaurant, the following is noted in respect of compliance
placed. 1OOmm; with the relevant criteria:
c) are orientated at right angles to the building a) the below awning sign is orientated at right angles to
fa ade; tne building fa ade, as required by the probable
d) area a length not exceeding 75% of the width solution;
of the awning of veranda to which it is b) the sign face area of the sign is approximately
attached; O.715m2, being significantly less than 1.5m2 as
e) are not closer than 3m to another above required by the probable solution;
awning sign, nor closer than 1.5m to a side c) the proposed below awning sign has a clearance of
boundary of a property or tenancy; approximately 2.124m from the underside of the sign
f) are rigidly fixed and are not constructed out of and the pedestrian pathway. This is 27cm below the
material that is potentially dangerous (eg. minimum clearance of 2.4m identified in the probable
Glass) to pedestrians; and solution. In this regard, the sign has been designed to
g) are limited to 1 sign per building. accord with the Australian Standards Code: AS/NZS
1428.4.1 which specifies the minimum clearance as
AND 2.0m. Also, the height of the existing awning structure
f
S6.2 is 2.4m. In order to accommodate the proposed below
Below Awning Signs -
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awning sign, it would be necessary to raise the height
a) are orientated at right angles to the building of the awning structure by 27cm, which is not feasible.
fa ade; Given the proposed sign achieves the minimum
b) have a sign face area not more than the clearance height specified in Australian Standards, the
lesser of 1.5m2 or the dimensions of the proposal is considered acceptable and will not pose a
awning return; safety hazard. The proposed design, dimensions and
c) have a minimum clearance of at least 2.4m scale of the proposed sign is consistent with and will
between the underside of the sign and the complement the amenity and character of the
footway; streetscape. The proposal achieves the key tests in
d) are not closer than 3m to another below S06.
awning sign, nor closer than 1.5m to a side d) The sign achieves the setbacks in S6.2 d) in relation
boundary of a property or tenancy; to not being closer than 3m to another below awning
e) are rigidly fixed and not constructed out of sign and is greater than 1.5 to a side boundary.
materials that are potentially dangerous (eg e) The sign will be integrated into the structure of the
glass) to pedestrians; and awning and rigidly fixed -
please refer to engineering
f) are limited to 1 sign per frontage. details in Appendix A.
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