Any material submitted with your planning permit application, including plans and personal information, may be advertised, in accordance with the Planning & Environment Act 1987.
Advertising process
Applications are assessed for advertisement based on the perceived material detriment that may be caused by the proposed use and/or development. This means that if your proposal will affect neighbouring properties, we will advertise it to nearby residents. We will look at things like:
- The scale of development.
- The type of land use proposed.
- Hours of operation and types of activity.
- The sensitivity of surrounding land uses and the local context.
Advertisement can be undertaken through the following mediums:
- Signs on the subject site.
- Letters mailed to affected properties.
- Newspaper advertisement (local press).
View advertised planning permit application documents.
Notice for applications made after Tuesday 12 December 2023
Please be advised that the notice period of Planning Applications over Christmas/New Year excludes the period between Wednesday 13 December 2023 and Tuesday 2 January 2024. Any advertising not completed before Tuesday 12 December 2023 will extend for the remaining period from Tuesday 2 January 2024. For example, advertising commenced on Wednesday 13 December 2023 will continue until Monday 22 January 2024 (i.e. the 14 days will not include ANY days between 13 December 2023 and 2 January 2024).
Please note that payment for advertising must be paid prior to Friday 24 November 2023 to allow advertising to be completed by Tuesday 12 December 2023.