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2015-04-2015 Attachment 1 to Item 20 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda - Proposed Noosa Council Local Law No. 1 to No. 6
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Noosa Shire Council Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2015 21
(3) If the impounded item is perishable, it may be immediately disposed of as the
chief executive officer directs and the proceeds applied in accordance with
subsection (6).
(4) A person may reclaim the impounded item if—
(a) written application is made to the chief executive officer; and
(b) proof is produced to the satisfaction of the chief executive officer that the
applicant is the owner of the item; and
(c) the applicant pays the prescribed fee for the impounding of the item.
(5) At the expiry of 1 month since the date of impounding, the impounded item is
forfeited to the local government, which may dispose of the item—
(a) if it has no commercial value or has a value that would not cover the costs of
sale of the item—as the chief executive officer directs; or
(b) by sale through—
(i) public auction or tender, following an advertisement published at
least 14 days before the date of the proposed sale; or
(ii) an agent of the local government; or
(iii) an enterprise owned by the local government; or
(c) if it has been offered for sale under paragraph (b) but has not been sold
within a reasonable period—as the chief executive officer directs.
(6) The proceeds of the sale or disposal of the impounded item must be applied—
(a) firstly, towards the costs of the sale or disposal; and
(b) secondly, towards the prescribed fee for impounding the impounded item;
and
(c) thirdly, to the former owner of the impounded item.
(7) If no person establishes a valid claim to the amount to which the former owner is
entitled under subsection (6)(c) within 1 year of the date of the sale or disposal, the
amount becomes the property of the local government.
Part 8 Subordinate local laws
38 Subordinate local laws
The local government may make subordinate local laws about—
(a) prescribed activities in respect of which the requirement for an approval does
not apply;19 and
(b) the categories of prescribed activities for the purposes of maximum
penalties;20
19
See section 6(3).
20
See section 6(4).
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