Development Plan - City of Playford - SA.Gov.au

used as bedrooms) and a total floor area of not
more than 110m²;
(ii) separate areas are provided for in the
provision of a rainwater tank and the storage of
refuse and recycling bins;
(iii) part of this area can comprise balconies,
roof patios, and similar open space areas
provided each area is at least 8m²; and
(c) one part of the space is directly accessible
from a living room and has an area of 16m²
with a minimum dimension of 4 metres and a
maximum gradient of 1 in 10.
Table 2
Private open space for upper level dwellings
including mews
Minimum Area and Characteristics of
Private Open Space
(a) private open space with an area of at least
8 m² and accessable from a living room
13 All dwellings should be provided with a minimum of 1 covered car parking space per dwelling.
Advertising Displays
14 Advertising should be limited to displays with the principal purpose of identifying the site to passing
motorists on the following basis:
(a) information contained on the advertising display should be succinct, legible and readily discernible
to passing motorists;
(b) a list of tenancies and/or activities conducted within the site may be incorporated in the advertising
display but product advertising should be avoided;
(c) where practical, the advertising display should be located near to the principal public access to the
site;
(d) where the display stands more than 1.5 metres above ground level, it should be located a
distance not less than its overall height from an adjoining property boundary, not being a
boundary to a road;
(e) unnecessary duplication of advertisements should be avoided, limiting their number to generally
one per site and only increasing this number when the objective of identifying the site to motorists
passing on adjoining roads can be markedly improved;
(f) no part of the advertising display should overhang any boundary of the site;
15 A proliferation of free-standing advertising hoardings should be avoided by the concentration of primary
advertising on a single hoarding which may identify a number of businesses or tenancies occupying a
single site. Where a site has two road frontages with arterial or collector roads it may be appropriate to
erect a free standing advertising hoarding facing each road.
16 Advertisements should only cover limited portions of the faces of a building, so that the character and
style of the building is not overwhelmed or obscured.
17 Free-standing advertising displays should not be established within the zone.
18 Moveable business signs should only be displayed when:
(a) no other appropriate opportunity exists for an adequate co-ordinated and permanent
advertisement;
(b) no obstruction or infringement of safety occurs to pedestrians or vehicle movement;
(c) no unnecessary duplication or proliferation of information or advertisements results; and
(d) there is accordance with all the following:
(i) no conflict with any relevant objectives or principles of development control;
(ii) co-ordination and uniformity with the theme and design of all other advertisements on the
subject site or buildings;