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Extension Agreement Info Request -Playground
Request to extend a period Section 33 of the Development Assessment Rules MCU20/0013 [application reference number] Noosa Shire Council [applicant’s name] C/ Martoo Consulting: [email protected] [contact address/email address] 5447 2550 [contact number] 9th June 2020 [notice date] Noosa Council [assessment manager/referral agency’s name] Po Box 141 TEWANTIN QLD4 566 [assessment manager/referral agency’s address] RE: Development application for Material Change of Use: Open Space – Type 1 Sport & Recreation (playground) at as Lots 1 and 2 on RP153299 and Lot 3 on SP230055 and located at 1 and 3 Maple Street and 9 Marara Street, Cooroy Dear Sir For the development application identified above, I would like to request your agreement to extend the period: [tick applicable box] under section 3.2 of the Development Assessment Rules (response to action notice) under section 5.1 of the Development Assessment Rules (to refer the application to a referral agency) under section 13.1 of the Development Assessment Rules (respond to an information request) under section 18.1 of the Development Assessment Rules (notice about compliance with public notification requirements) other, [please specify] Currently this period is set to end on 11th June 2020. I request this period be extended to 31st July 2020. Please advise in writing at your earliest convenience whether you agree to this request. If you wish to discuss this matter further, please contact me on the above telephone number. Yours sincerely Nadine Corton on behalf of Noosa Council - 9.06.2020 The Planning Act 2016 is administered by the Department of Local Government, Infrastructure and Planning, Queensland Government. Applicant template 2.0 Version 1.0—3 July 2017
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