North Esk Trail Wayfinding Development Application

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Planning Submission
Wayfinding Signage
North Esk River Trail
Prepared for:
City of Launceston
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Date 19 December 2017
Project Number 17.070
Project Name Wayfinding Signage - North Esk River Trail
Author George Walker
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6ty Pty Ltd ©
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Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 5
1.1 Planning Overview .......................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Statutory Setting.............................................................................................................................. 6
1.2.1 Pathway for use and development ....................................................................................... 6
1.2.2 Consideration of proposed signage ..................................................................................... 6
1.3 Exemptions ...................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3.1 General Exemptions ............................................................................................................... 6
1.3.2 Limited Exemptions ................................................................................................................ 7
1.4 Status of Signage............................................................................................................................ 8
2.0 Proposed Signage .............................................................................................................. 9
2.1 Scope of Proposed Signage ......................................................................................................... 9
2.2 Details of Proposed Signage......................................................................................................... 9
3.0 Launceston Interim Planning Scheme 2015 ................................................................... 10
3.1 Water Quality Code ...................................................................................................................... 10
3.2 Local Historic Heritage Code ...................................................................................................... 11
3.3 Signs Code .................................................................................................................................... 13
4.0 Conclusion........................................................................................................................ 13

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Appendix A
Certificate of Title
Appendix B
Sign Location Plans
Appendix C
Sign Details

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1.0 Introduction
Planning approval is sought for the construction and installation of several signs within the
suite of wayfinding signage which forms part of the Launceston City Heart project. The
purpose of this planning submission is to provide relevant details of the application and
assessment of the signage against all applicable provisions within the Launceston Interim
Planning Scheme 2015 (the Scheme).
The purpose of the wayfinding signage project is to improve Council signage and the
navigability between spaces throughout Launceston to enhance connectivity and local
experiences for residents and visitors alike. The term wayfinding encompasses the way
people navigate and spatially orientate themselves within spaces and from place-to-place.
Wayfinding signage is designed specifically to assist in the process of orientation and
navigation through the use of map, directional and location information. The nature and
role of wayfinding within the public realm should be treated as community information as
opposed to interpretive or other types of signage.
The proposed wayfinding signage suite has been designed taking into account the following
objectives and considerations:
1. Australian Standard DR AS 1428.4.2: 2017 Design for Access and Mobility
Wayfinding;
2. Environmentally Sustainable Design (ESD) principles;
3. Appropriate scale of signage elements to meet the needs and ability of all users;
4. Utilise a consistent visual language and interpretation;
5. Placement of signage to ensure there are minimal visual obstructions impacting their
function and usability;
6. Ensuring the signage suite palettes are recognisable and consistent throughout
Launceston to ensure coherency;
7. Enhance precincts or connective areas with the selection of consistent primary

materials;
8. Ensure colours do not conflict with the legibility of the sign or conflict with other
regulatory signs;
1.1 Planning Overview

The proposed wayfinding signage stems from the Launceston City Heart project which is
being facilitated by the City of Launceston’s Major Projects department. The Launceston
City Heart Wayfinding Signage ‘Stage 3’ Implementation document has been reviewed to
determine whether the proposed wayfinding signage will require planning approval for
their installation and use.

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1.2 Statutory Setting

1.2.1 Pathway for use and development
The Scheme is structured in a manner that offers several pathways for the consideration of
use and development which determine whether planning approval is required. These
include:
1. exempting use and development which is considered to be of a suitable nature or
low impact and where relevant exemption criteria are met in accordance with
clauses 5 and 6 of the Scheme;
2. an as of right pathway where use and development is identified as ‘no permit

required’ within the relevant zone and all zone and code acceptable solutions are
met;
3. a permitted pathway where use and development is identified as ‘permitted’ within

the relevant zone and all zone and code acceptable solutions are met; and
4. a discretionary pathway where use and development is identified as ‘discretionary’

within the zone or where a ‘no permit required’ or ‘permitted’ use or development
relies on a performance criteria for compliance with a relevant zone or code
standard.
1.2.2 Consideration of proposed signage

Where use and/or development is determined to meet an exemption within the Scheme, no
further consideration of the use and/or development against the Scheme is required (for
example the zone or code standards that may apply to the land on which the signs will be
located).
Where use and/or development is unable to meet an exemption, consideration of the use
and development against the relevant zone and codes that apply to the land is required.
This involves categorising the use and/or development into a use class listed under Table
8.2 of the Scheme which then dictates the ensuing pathway through the Scheme.
The following section considers the proposed signage against the exemption clauses of the
Scheme to determine whether the signage can be considered exempt from requiring
planning approval.
1.3 Exemptions
1.3.1 General Exemptions
Clause 5.4.1 exempts the maintenance and repair of public linear and minor utilities and
infrastructure by or on behalf of the State Government, a Council, a statutory authority or a
corporation all the shares of which are held on behalf of the State or by a statutory authority
which includes:
a) electricity, gas, sewerage, stormwater and water reticulation to individual streets,
lots or buildings;
b) infrastructure such as roads, rail lines, footpaths, cycle paths, drains, sewers,
power lines and pipelines; and

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c) minor infrastructure such as footpaths and cycle paths, playground equipment,

seating and shelters, telephone booths, post boxes, bike racks, fire hydrants,
drinking fountains, rubbish bins, public art, traffic control devices and markings,
and the like on public land.
It is not considered that clause 5.4.1 is unable to be invoked for the signage because the
works will involve the installation of new signage and will not involve the maintenance or
repair of existing signage.
1.3.2 Limited Exemptions

Clause 6.2.2 exempts the provision of public linear and minor utilities and infrastructure by
or on behalf of the State Government, a Council, a statutory authority or a corporation all
the shares of which are held on behalf of the State or by a statutory authority which
includes:
a) electricity, gas, sewerage, stormwater and water reticulation to individual streets,
lots or buildings;
b) footpaths and cycle paths, playground equipment, seating and shelters,

telephone booths, post boxes, bike racks, fire hydrants, drinking fountains,
rubbish bins, public art, traffic control devices and markings, and the like on
public land.
on the provision that the following qualifications are met:

a) a code in the Scheme which lists a heritage place or precinct and requires a
permit for the use or development that is to be undertaken;
b) disturbance of more than 1m2 of land that has been affected by a potentially
contaminating activity;
c) excavation or fill of more than 0.5m in depth in a salinity hazard area or landslip
area shown in the Scheme;
d) the removal of any threatened vegetation; or
e) land located within 30m of a wetland or watercourse.
It is submitted that there is sufficient scope within clause 6.2.2 to reasonably consider
community and regulatory signs ‘the like’ infrastructure when considering the infrastructure
listed within the exemption. Furthermore, it would be reasonable to consider directional
signs and other wayfinding signage that is subservient or directly associated with the listed
infrastructure such as footpaths, cycle paths, play equipment exempt under clause 6.2.2 in
the same manner.

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1.4 Status of Signage

Overall, all signs have been treated as if they are exempt from requiring a permit pursuant
to clause 6.2.2 of the Scheme. After conducting an audit of the proposed signs, it has been
determined that some signs invoke assessment against the Scheme on the basis that they
will be located within 30m of a watercourse and/or they are located on a property which is
listed as a heritage place. This submission addresses all signs that are to be located along
the North Esk River recreational trail that invoke discretion.

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2.0 Proposed Signage
2.1 Scope of Proposed Signage

The spatial area of the proposed encompasses the North Esk River trail extending westward
from the footbridge located to the south of the Inveresk precinct past Seaport, Royal Park
and Kings Park and terminating at the Gorge ‘Zig-Zag’ track. The siting and location of each
sign that is subject to this development application is detailed within Sign Location Plan LCH
003, 006, 007, 010 and 014 which are contained within Appendix B.
2.2 Details of Proposed Signage

Table 1 details the specific information relevant to each of the signs that are subject to this
development application. Details of each sign are contained within Appendix C.
Table 1 - Details of proposed signage subject to planning approval.
Location Plan Reference Title Ownership Discretionary Matter(s)

LCH 003 CD.04 (03) no title DPIPWE E9.0 - Water Quality Code
LCH 006 CD.03 (04) no title CoL
CD.03 (08) no title DPIPWE
SEA (01) 136349/3 CoL
LCH 007 INV (02) no title CoL
CD.03 (09) no title CoL
ESP (01) no title CoL
TAM (01) no title CoL
ESP (02) no title DPIPWE
LCH 010 ROY (02) 138979/10 CoL E9.0 - Water Quality Code
E13.0 - Heritage Code
ROY (01) no title CoL E9.0 - Water Quality Code
LCH 014 CD.04 (02) 49746/1 CoL E9.0 - Water Quality Code
BDG (02) no title CoL
CD.01 (01) no title CoL
BDG (03) no title CoL

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3.0 Launceston Interim Planning Scheme 2015

Assessment against the Scheme only considers the relevant sections of the Scheme in
which discretion is invoked. In this instance, the relevant sections of the Scheme include
standard E9.6.1 (P1) and E13.6.13.
3.1 Water Quality Code

E9.6.1 Development in the vicinity of a watercourse and wetlands
Objective
To protect watercourses and wetlands from the effects of development and minimise the
potential for water quality degradation.
Acceptable Solutions Performance Criteria
A1 P1
No acceptable solutions. Development must not unreasonably impact

the water quality of watercourses or wetlands,
having regard to:
(a) the topography of the site;
(b) the potential for erosion;
(c) the potential for siltation and

sedimentation;
(d) the risk of flood;
(e) the impact of the removal of

vegetation on hydrology;
(f) the natural values of the vegetation

and the land;
(g) the scale of the development;
(h) the method of works, including

vegetation removal, and the
machinery used;
(i) any measures to mitigate impacts;
(j) any remediation measures proposed;
(k) any soil and water management plan;

and
(l) the requirements of the Department

of Primary Industries, Parks, Water
and Environment Wetlands and
Waterways Works Manual.

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Response
There is no acceptable solution. Therefore, assessment against the corresponding
performance criteria is required.
Performance Criteria Assessment
It is evident that the installation of the proposed signage to which this code applies will not
unreasonably impact the quality of the respective watercourse on the following basis:
a) the free-standing signs will be light-weight and installed on existing hard-stand and
boardwalk areas or adjacent to existing footpaths, cycle paths or walking tracks. As
such, the free-standing signs are not expected to impact upon the stability of
embankments of land within 30m of respective watercourses.
b) several signs will be mounted to existing sign poles, traffic light poles, walls and
other structures which will not result in any disturbance to adjacent watercourses;
c) several signs will be in the form of surface markers which will be applied to the
pavement of existing footpaths and cycle paths which will not result in any
disturbance to adjacent watercourses;
d) the signage will not create a significant risk to life or property in the event of a flood,
or impede or restrict the flow of water during a flooding event; and
e) the installation of the signage will not require the removal of vegetation or
disturbance of any other natural values that pertain to the land adjacent to the
watercourse.
3.2 Local Historic Heritage Code

E13.6.13 Signage
Objective
To ensure that signage is compatible with the historic cultural heritage significance of local
heritage places and their settings.
Acceptable Solutions Performance Criteria
A1 P1
No more than one sign, not greater than 0.2m², New signs must be compatible with the historic
identifying the use, heritage significance, and cultural heritage of the local heritage place and
the name and occupation of the owners of the its setting, having regard to:
property.
(a) the cultural heritage values of the local
heritage place and setting;
(b) the size and location of the proposed

sign;
(c) the area and location of existing

signage on the site;

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(d) the period details, windows, doors and

other architectural details of the
building;
(e) any destruction, removal or

concealment of heritage fabric through
attaching signage; and
(f) the streetscape.
Response
The proposed signage will not meet the acceptable solution. Therefore, assessment
against the corresponding performance criteria is required.
Performance Criteria Assessment
For the purposes of this development application, the Local Historic Heritage Code only
relates to the signs to be located on the titles within Royal Park which are listed under Table
E13.2 (refer to Table 1 for specific signs).
It is considered that the new signage will be compatible with the historic cultural heritage of
the setting with respect to the performance criteria on the following basis:
a) Royal Park is located on the southern corner of the confluence between Tamar River
and North Esk River and extends from Home Point to Park Street. The park is
divided by a flood levee and is used for a mixture of recreational, sporting and
community events. Royal Park comprises a number of mature deciduous trees,
landscaping elements, a boardwalk adjacent to the river edge, skate park,
playground area and various walking paths. The proposed signage will be
consistent with the use of Royal Park in terms of the provision of wayfinding signage
which will be used by people as they transition through the park area;
b) The size, scale and location of the specific signs have been purposefully designed
to ensure they fit within the landscape whilst being functional. The signage will be
a mix of free standing and surface markers and will be located at key decision points
primarily along established walking paths throughout the park grounds. The
freestanding signs will include a darker palette which will ensure the signs are
recessive within the landscape;
c) The signage forms part of the wayfinding signage suite which is being unveiled
across Launceston which will ensure consistent signage throughout the city and
surrounds;
d) The proposed signage will not be attached or mounted to any heritage listed
buildings or items;
e) The proposed signage will not result in the destruction, concealment or removal of
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f) The proposed signage will have minimal impact on the streetscape character of the
area.
3.3 Signs Code

It has been determined that the suite of wayfinding signage including all sign types is exempt
from the Signs Code pursuant to clause E18.4.1 on the basis that they can be classified as
either a community information sign or regulatory sign which are defined as follows:
Community information sign
“means a sign erected by a statutory authority for the purpose of providing community
information”.
Regulatory Sign
“means a sign that provides notice of laws, regulations and warnings and are subject to
legal control”.
4.0 Conclusion
Based on the assessment that has been provided, it is submitted that the proposed
development meets all relevant provisions within the Scheme to support its approval for a
planning permit.

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6 February 2017
Marilyn Burns
Urban Design Planner
City of Launceston
By Email: Marilyn.Burns@launceston.tas.gov.au
Dear Marilyn,
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR FURTHER INFORMATION – DA0624/2017
In response to your letter dated 5 December 2017 I can provide the following
information:
1. Revision of able 1 within the Planning Submission to clarify all signage that
is pertinent to the development application (a revised planning submission
is enclosed);
2. Removal of signage details that are not relevant to the development

application;
3. Inclusion of signage dimensions of the relevant signs that approval is

sought for; and
4. Amended Signage Location Plan LCH003 which excludes Signs INV (02)
and (03) as per instruction from the Tasmanian Heritage Council further
information request.
In addition, we have determined that Crown Land consent to lodge the

development application is not required pursuant to section 56(1B) Land Use
Planning and Approvals Act 1993 on the basis that the Crown Lan in question is
subject to the Launceston Flood Rick Management Act 2015.
Section 21(1) of the LFRM provides:
The Council may use or develop, for the purposes that –
a) increase the amenity of the part of the land; or

b) enable the part of the land to be used, or continue to be used, for
community or recreational purposes –
Any part of the levee-related land that is public land.
Section 3 defines public land as:
a) Crown land; and

b) land that is owned by an instrumentality or agent of the Crown.
Accordingly, Council has the authority to consent to the development application

pursuant to Section 56(1B) LUPPA on the basis that they are the administrators of
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the flood levee land. Reference to Crown Land consent has been obscured on the
development application form.
Should any additional information be required, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Yours faithfully
6ty Pty Ltd
George Walker
Planning Consultant
Encl.
1. Revised Planning Submission;

2. Signage Dimensions;
3. Revised Location Plan;
4. Revised Development Application Form.
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North Esk River Trail

Date 19 December 2017

Project Number 17.070

Project Name Wayfinding Signage - North Esk River Trail

Author George Walker

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Sign Location Plans

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2. Environmentally Sustainable Design (ESD) principles;

4. Utilise a consistent visual language and interpretation;

7. Enhance precincts or connective areas with the selection of consistent primary

1.1 Planning Overview

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1.2 Statutory Setting

2. an as of right pathway where use and development is identified as ‘no permit

3. a permitted pathway where use and development is identified as ‘permitted’ within

4. a discretionary pathway where use and development is identified as ‘discretionary’

1.2.2 Consideration of proposed signage

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c) minor infrastructure such as footpaths and cycle paths, playground equipment,

1.3.2 Limited Exemptions

b) footpaths and cycle paths, playground equipment, seating and shelters,

on the provision that the following qualifications are met:

d) the removal of any threatened vegetation; or

e) land located within 30m of a wetland or watercourse.

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1.4 Status of Signage

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2.0 Proposed Signage

2.1 Scope of Proposed Signage

2.2 Details of Proposed Signage

Location Plan Reference Title Ownership Discretionary Matter(s)

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3.0 Launceston Interim Planning Scheme 2015

3.1 Water Quality Code

Acceptable Solutions Performance Criteria

No acceptable solutions. Development must not unreasonably impact

(a) the topography of the site;

(b) the potential for erosion;

(c) the potential for siltation and

(d) the risk of flood;

(e) the impact of the removal of

(f) the natural values of the vegetation

(g) the scale of the development;

(h) the method of works, including

(i) any measures to mitigate impacts;

(j) any remediation measures proposed;

(k) any soil and water management plan;

(l) the requirements of the Department

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3.2 Local Historic Heritage Code

Acceptable Solutions Performance Criteria

(b) the size and location of the proposed

(c) the area and location of existing

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(d) the period details, windows, doors and

(e) any destruction, removal or

(f) the streetscape.

Performance Criteria Assessment

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3.3 Signs Code