Council Advisory Notice and Infringement Notice

TAKE NOTICE THAT: If you do not take up one of the options listed below then State Penalties
Enforcement Registry (SPER) maytake enforcement action against you and you may be liable for
additional fees.

Payment options:

Option 1: Pay in full (do not send cash through the mail)

© Cheque or money order make out to Noosa Shire Council
e In person at Noosa Councils Tewantin office

e Pay online at www.noosa.qid.gov.au

lf council receives your full payment within 28 days after the date of this notice and the actual offender
can be identified, a prosecution against them may be commenced instead of the enforcement of this
notice. If the actual offender cannot be identified, a prosecution against you may be continued in a
Magistrates Court instead of enforcement of this notice.

Your Statutory Declaration may be made by obtaining a form from any Courthouse.

Option 2: Have this matter dealt with by a Magistrates Court

To elect to have a court hearing complete the box below and return this notice to the Chief Executive
Officer at the address shown on the front.

If council receives your election within 28 days after the date of this notice, a prosecution against you may
be commenced in a Magistrates Court.

Option 3: Apply to pay by instalments (only for penalties of $200 or more)

You may apply to pay instalments of $60 per month if this notice has a fine of $200 or more, to apply
complete the box below and return this notice withthe first instalment of $60 to Noosa Council at the
address shown on the front of the notice or at Noosa Councils Tewantin Office.

After you make this application SPER will send you an instalment plan. If council receives your application
within 28 days after the date of this notice and you make all monthly payments this infringement will be
finalised and no further prosecution or enforcement action will be taken against you.

Failure to comply with the instalment plan will result in enforcement by SPER requiring payment of
additional fees.

Contact SPER about the remaining instalments on 1300 365 635

 

TICK THE OPTION YOU CHOOSE AND COMPLETE THIS BOX
Cloption 2 - | elect to have this matter dealt with by a Magistrates Court
ClOption 3 - | apply to pay by instalments

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Option 4: Lodge a Statutory Declaration (vehicle related offences only)

if you were served with this notice as the owner of an offending vehicle, you are taken to have committed
the offence. However, your liability may be removed by providing a Statutory Declaration stating that the
vehicle:

° Was being used illegally, or

° Was being used by another person (nominated by you), or

° Was being used by another person (but unable to be identified), or
e Has been sold or otherwise disposed of

If council receives your Statutory Declaration within 28 days after the date for this notice and the actual
offender can be identified, a prosecution against them may be commenced instead of the enforcement of
this notice. If the actual offender cannot be identified, a prosecution against you may be continued in a
Magistrates Court instead of the enforcement of this notice. Your Statutory Declaration may be made by
obtaininga form from any Courthouse.