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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 2 to Item 1 - Alignment Amendments
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Specific Outcomes Acceptable solutions (if accepted
development subject to requirements)
Probable solutions (if code assessment)
a) Balloons or other gas filled advertising a) Balloons or other gas filled advertising
devices devices
b) Blind signs b) Blind signs
c) Moving signs c) Moving signs
d) All roof signs d) All roof signs
e) Signs illuminated by, or incorporating, e) Signs illuminated by, or incorporating,
neon lighting; neon lighting;
f) Signs with a signface area exceeding the f) Signs with a signface area exceeding the
Acceptable Solutions of this Code or 4m 2, Acceptable Solutions of this Code or 4m 2,
whichever is the lessor whichever is the lessor
g) 3-Dimensional sign g) 3-Dimensional sign
h) Any combination of signs on one premise h) Any combination of signs on one premise
with a combined signface area exceeding with a combined signface area exceeding
the Acceptable Solutions of this Code or the Acceptable Solutions of this Code or
10m2 whichever is the lesser 10m2 whichever is the lesser
i) Bunting/Banners i) Bunting/Banners
j) Portable Trailer signs j) Portable Trailer signs
k) Projected signs k) Projected signs
l) Third party signs. l) Third party signs.
14.77 General design and amenity
O2 Advertising devices— S2.1 Complies with the requirements specified
a) are compatible with the existing and future in Column 2 of Table 14-47 Specific
planned character of the locality in which requirements for types of advertising devices.
they are situated;
b) are compatible with the scale, proportion,
bulk and other characteristics of buildings,
structures, landscapes and other
advertising devices on the site;
c) are of a scale, proportion and form that is
appropriate to the streetscape or other
setting in which it is located;
d) are designed, sited and integrated to:
not contribute to the proliferation of
visual clutter;
not unduly dominate the visual
landscape;
maintain views or vistas of private
and public value; and
protect the visual amenity of scenic
routes; and
e) are designed to achieve a high standard of
architectural, urban and landscape design
or at least not detract from the
architectural, urban or landscape design
standards of a locality (including any
streetscape improvement programs
implemented by the council).
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