Compliance Notice COM21-0569

 

      

 

Contravene any other laws in an attempt to remedy the issue outlined in the compliance notice.

What will happen if | do not comply with this notice?

Failure to comply with this notice is an offence under Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2015, section 26 (Compliance
notice for contravention of local law or approval condition) that carries an on-the-spot fine of $689 and maximum penalty
of 50 penalty units.

 

We may also take some or all of the following actions:

1. You may be issued with an infringement notice for failure to comply with this notice under Loca/ Law No. 1
(Administration) 2015, section 26 (Compliance notice for contravention of local law or approval condition)

2. Further legal action may result from non-compliance

What if | am not the responsible person?

 

If you are no longer the responsible person for the property, animal or actions you will need to provide council with a
statutory declaration, by the 30/12/2022 to the effect naming the responsible party and their contact address.

What if | cannot comply with the notice by ent Pee

You must comply with the compliance notice by 30/12/2022 unless you have a reasonable excuse for not complying and
you have notified council in writing by 03/12/2021. Your request must include the following information:

e Your contact details

e Your compliance notice number (COM21/0569)

e The reason/s you require additional time to comply

e The date you will be able to achieve compliance with this notice

How can | request a review of this decision?

You may submit in writing, by the 03/12/21, a request to have this decision reviewed by council. Your request must be
addressed to: The Reviewable Decisions Officer, Local Laws Branch, at the address shown on the front of the
compliance notice and must include the following information:

e Your contact details.
e Your compliance notice number.
e The reason/s you believe the decision should be reviewed.

Stay of operation of original decision

Should council confirm the original decision, you may apply to the Magistrates Court for a stay of the operation of the
original decisions in accordance with Local Law No1 Administration, section 24. The court may stay the original decision
to secure the effectiveness of the review.

What does this mean?

|The court may stay the original decision to secure the effectiveness of the review. A stay may be granted on conditions
the court considers appropriate.

Additional information

 

For further information:

= A copy of the full Local Laws can be found on our website www.noosa.qld.gov.au under Services &
Facilities/Local Laws/Local Laws Overview

= Acopy of the Local Government Act 2009 and other state legislation can be found at
www .legislation.qld.gov.au

 

 

 

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