Submissions
Any person who feels that the enjoyment of his or her property may be affected by a proposed development may lodge a submission. You don’t need to have received a letter about it.
The grounds on which you wish to make a submission must be set out clearly. There must be some justification for the grounds that you nominate. Petitions may also be used for submissions providing they meet the same guidelines mentioned above.
Please note that your submission may be made public as it may form part of a public report. Personal details will not be made public.
As the application relates to a planning or building matter, any submission must relate to these broad areas. Matters associated with the design and consequences that flow from the application are also relevant considerations.
Any objections received will be addressed in the report prepared by Council as part of the assessment process. All persons who make a submission will be advised of the outcome of the application.
Lodging a submission
Your submission needs to be in writing and include:
- Your name, address and email address
- The address of the proposed development
- Council’s application number
- Your reasons for objecting or supporting the proposal.