2021-10-12 P&E Agenda - Item 2 - Attachment 8 - Consolidated version of Noosa Shire Council Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2015

                         Noosa Shire Council Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2015                      6



           current approval means an approval that is in force and has not been suspended at
           the time the prescribed activity is being undertaken.
      (5) A local government may, by subordinate local law, prohibit the undertaking of the
          prescribed activity of the installation of advertising devices or a particular activity
          that is within the category of the prescribed activity of the installation of
          advertising devices.
      (6) A person must not undertake the prescribed activity of the installation of
          advertising devices in contravention of a prohibition under subsection (5).
           Maximum penalty for subsection (6) —
                  (a)    if the contravention relates to an advertising device other than a
                         temporary advertising device — 50 penalty units;
                  (b)    if the contravention relates to a temporary advertising device — 20
                         penalty units.
(7)    In this section —
       temporary advertising device has the meaning given in Subordinate Local Law No. 1
       (Administration) 2015, schedule 10.


7     Approvals for prescribed activities to be obtained under this part
           An approval required for a prescribed activity must be obtained under this part.


8     Form of application
      (1) An application for the local government’s approval of a prescribed activity must
          be made in a form approved by the local government.
           Examples of a form approved by the local government—
                 A written form or an online application process.
      (2) The application must be accompanied by—
           (a)     documents and materials required under a subordinate local law for this
                   paragraph; and
           (b)     proof that the applicant currently holds any separate approval relating to the
                   prescribed activity that is required under another law; and
           (c)     the prescribed fee.
           Example for paragraph (a)—
                 The local government may require an application to include site plans, management plans,
                 relevant consents, evidence of public liability insurance etc.
           Example for paragraph (b)—
                 A prescribed activity may require approvals under another Act in relation to development,
                 building, liquor, carriage of goods, business licensing etc.
      (3) The local government may, by written notice, request the applicant to provide
          further reasonable information or clarification of information, documents or
          materials included in the application.
      (4) The notice under subsection (3) must state—
           (a)     the grounds on which the request is made; and