Guyra Local Environmental Plan 2012
sch.2-sec-oc.8Signage—real estate signs
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sch.2-sec-oc.8 Signage—real estate signs
Signage—real estate signs
Real estate signs must comply with the following—
(a) maximum size—
(i) single dwelling house—2.5m2,
(ii) multi dwelling housing of less than 10 dwellings—10m2,
(iii) commercial or industrial premises—5m2,
(iv) rural property—10m2,
(v) subdivision of 20 lots or less—10m2,
(vi) subdivision more than 20 lots—15m2,
(b) maximum width—4m.
(c) maximum height of signs—6m,
(d) must contain the words that the building or site to which it is affixed is for sale or lease,
(e) if the sign relates to a proposed building or subdivision—must not be erected until development consent for the building or subdivision has been approved,
(f) maximum of 2 signs per property,
(g) must not be illuminated,
(h) must be removed—
(i) within 14 days of the property being sold or leased, or
(ii) in the case of a subdivision—when 90% of the lots have been sold, or within 5 years, whichever occurs first,
(i) if a sign to direct people to a site or for auction purposes in Zone RU1 Primary Production—only 1 sign with a maximum area of 1m2 permitted,
(j) must not interfere with sight distances for vehicles approaching intersections.