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Specific OutcomesFencing, Lighting and SignageSO12.All fencing is to be designed andconstructed to a high quality so that itprovides maximum security and/ orseparation, where required, withoutadversely affecting overall amenity.SolutionsS12.1.Fences are finished and maintained to bevisually attractive.S12.2.The minimum standard for access-controlsecurity fencing is a 1.8m high, galvanized,chain wire mesh fence, with 3 strands ofbarbed wire and top and bottom rails. Fencingmust comply with AS1725: 2003.S12.3.Maximum fence height is 3m.S12.4.In areas where casual surveillance from roadfrontages or buildings is necessary due tosafety and security concerns, fencing is todemonstrate a high level of transparency.SO13.Activities on site that may pose a physicalor potential hazard are secured fromgeneral access.S13.1.Potentially hazardous activities are fenced orsecurity gated so that general access isprohibited.S13.2.Storage areas are reasonably secured fromgeneral access and generally screened frompublic view.SO14.(i) All outdoor lighting is to:• be energy efficient;• facilitate a safe and secure workingenvironment; and• contribute to the overall amenity ofthe streetscape and the port.(ii) Light emissions from outdoor lighting,either directly or by reflection, do nothave an adverse impact on any person,activity or fauna.In partial satisfaction of SO13.S14.1.The design and appearance of lighting fixturesis complementary to amenity and streetscapevalues.S14.2.Light shades and other devices are used toreduce light spillage to any sensitive place,environment, use or area.S14.3.Energy efficient lighting technologies areadopted.S14.4.Lighting structures are of a sufficient height toprovide enhanced safety and security to anarea.S14.5.Lighting is to be directed away fromneighbouring environmental or residentialareas.Port of Abbot Point Development Guidelines 2010 8
SO15.Specific Outcomes(i) Signage must be attached anddisplayed so as to not create a dangeror hazard and not unreasonablydetract from the natural and builtenvironment.(ii) Reference must be made to relevantWhitsunday Regional Council signagestandards (eg local laws and planningoutcomes) to seek to achieveconsistent outcomes.SolutionsS15.1.A signage concept plan is submitted whichillustrates design of signage that:• complements building form;• is constructed of high quality materials;• does not adversely impact on thestreetscape or safety;• will not deteriorate in specific weather andenvironmental conditions; and• complies with Whitsunday RegionalCouncil standards.S15.2.Content of signage exhibits a direct correlationto a business, operation or activity at the Port.Additional requirements for Port Related and Support Designations at Bowen WharvesSO16.Development or activities at BowenS16.1No solution provided.Wharves are designed and sited to haveregard to Whitsunday Regional Council’sbroader master planning for the area.Port of Abbot Point Development Guidelines 2010 9
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