Amendments to signage regulations to allow for longer distances for directional off-site multi-tenant signs and to define suspended signs.
These changes aim to improve visibility for businesses and developments in specific areas by allowing more flexible and longer-distance directional signage, while also introducing new sign types and definitions.
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