Meeting papers

               Noosa Shire Council Subordinate Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2015      79




Schedule 21            Undertaking regulated activities on local
                       government controlled areas and roads— (c)
                       holding of a public place activity prescribed by
                       subordinate local law
                                                                                       Section 11


1   Prescribed activity


         Undertaking regulated activities on local government controlled areas and roads— (c)
         holding of a public place activity prescribed by subordinate local law, excluding the
         operation of a temporary entertainment event.


2   Activities that do not require approval under the authorising local law
         Nil


3   Documents and materials that must accompany applications for approval

         An application must include the following information –
           (a) The name, address, telephone number and e-mail address of the person seeking
                 to hold the public place activity; and
           (b) full details of the proposed public place activity to be undertaken; and
           (c) the appropriate fees as determined in the local government’s schedule of fees
                 and charges; and
           (d) proof of any specifically required licences or permits required to undertake the
                 activity;


4   Additional criteria for the granting of approval
         The following criteria will be considered when deciding to grant the approval –
           (a) the activity will not unduly interfere with the normal use and enjoyment of the
                  area or road; and
           (b) that the application was presented to the local government within acceptable
                  timelines to allow enough time to investigate and issue an approval that covers
                  all relevant matters; and
           (c) the activity will not generate noise, dust or light pollution or have any other
                  adverse effect on the surrounding neighbourhood;
           (d) the activity can be lawfully conducted on the site; and
           (e) the location is suitable for the proposed activity, taking into account the
                  number of people, the expected traffic disruptions and the ability for
                  emergency services to access the site.




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