planning permit · Monash, VIC
7-9 Atherton Road OAKLEIGH VIC 3166
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What’s proposed
Ray White Oakleigh are proposing to refresh and update our external building signage to replace existing cladding with 'white' coloured aluminium composite material to the south-facing and west-facing building facades (columns, awning and three floor level facades). The cladding is proposed to incorporate illuminated brand signage elements 5 x 'Ray White', 2 x 'Loan Market' and 2 x 'RWC' (Ray White Commercial) in multiple locations as per the attached reference documentation. The proposed material for cladding is '80mm thick Shoebox style aluminium composite panelling', and '50mm thick fabricated illuminated opal acrylic logo signs'. Illuminated signage elements will be face-fixed to the replacement cladding (sitting 50mm proud of the flat cladding surface, with all electrical cabling and terminations mounted internally. The proposed cladding and signage will conform to the dimensions of the existing building facade and will not change the physical size or shape of the existing building facade, nor increase overall building height. We are proposing to simply refresh the building facade and include illuminated signage elements.
- Status
- Under assessmentThe council is assessing it. No decision yet.
Council’s wording:
Awaiting Validation
- Lodged
- (2 days ago)
- Council reference
- TPA/58877
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