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Name Year 24/25 Fee Legislative Reference GST Fee Type
(including GST)
Tourism Event Noosa Main Beach East, Lions Park,
Local Government Act
Maze Carpark Permit – Low Impact - Applications $4,294.00 N Permit Fee
2009 | 97 (2)(a)
received less than 6 months prior to the event date
Tourism Event Noosa Main Beach East, Lions Park,
Local Government Act
Maze Carpark Permit – Medium Impact - Applications $6,582.00 N Permit Fee
2009 | 97 (2)(a)
received less than 6 months prior to the event date
Filming
Commercial Filming / Still Photography Permit Fee –
Local Government Act
(additional fee for application lodged within 14 days of $220.00 N Application Fee
2009 | 97 (2)(a)
proposed date)
Local Government Act
Commercial Filming Permit Fee – Filming $390.00 N Permit Fee
2009 | 97 (2)(a)
Price on Local Government Act
Commercial Filming Permit Fee – High Impact N Permit Fee
Application 2009 | 97 (2)(a)
Local Government Act
Commercial Filming Permit Fee – Still Photography $213.00 N Permit Fee
2009 | 97 (2)(a)
Footpath Trading
Goods on Footpath
The permit period for Goods on Footpath is 1 August to 31 July each year, with renewals payable by 31
August.
Footpath Dining
Footpath Dining renewals with an annual fee of $3,000 or less are due by 31 August each year.
All other renewals will be invoiced quarterly and payable on the following dates:
First quarter (1 August to 31 October) Due by 31 August
Second quarter (1 November to 31 January) Due by 30 November
Third quarter (1 February to 30 April) Due by 1 March
Fourth quarter (1 May to 31 July) Due by 31 May
Footpath Trading Pro Rata Fees
Pro rata fees apply for new Footpath Dining only (does not include renewals).
Goods on Footpath Permits are not eligible for pro rata fees.
Footpath Trading Permits
Any Footpath Trading Permit Fee not paid by the due date may incur a Footpath Trading Administration Fee.
Permits are not transferable.
Refunds are subject to the below assessment criteria.
• If the business has traded for in excess of 6 months, then no refund will be issued.
• If the applicant can demonstrate extenuating circumstances and provide documentary evidence, then a
refund may be considered.
• Where a fee has been charged in error by Council or where an applicant has paid more fees than are
required (i.e. overpayment or double payment) then a refund will be issued.
• A change of mind by the applicant is not an error.
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