Comment
Development and Site Allocations (DaSA) Local Plan - Options and Preferred Options
Representation ID: 22327
Received: 17/02/2017
Respondent: Mrs Rosalyn Day
It depends on what is considered appropriate. Sign illumination can be very thorny, particularly in areas that have little or no street lighting and the increasing drive towards reducing light pollution and improving "dark skies". I think the policy surrounding free-standing adverts on streets should be stronger - there are quite a few that reduce the usability of the pavement.
The policy on adverts in rural areas and "clutter" in the countryside should be more strongly worded to prevent too many roadside or field based signage.
It depends on what is considered appropriate. Sign illumination can be very thorny, particularly in areas that have little or no street lighting and the increasing drive towards reducing light pollution and improving "dark skies". I think the policy surrounding free-standing adverts on streets should be stronger - there are quite a few that reduce the usability of the pavement.
The policy on adverts in rural areas and "clutter" in the countryside should be more strongly worded to prevent too many roadside or field based signage.