Who requires a permit? Any person, which includes a body corporate or a business, group or club, desiring to use Council land to advertise. Exemptions By Council. See specified criteria on the following page Applying for a permit A completed permit application form should be submitted 14 days to the advertising period applied for. Permit Application form 5/13 (copy attached) should be used by applicants. Criteria for issuing permits Permits are available for advertising material to be placed on or over Council land or on a vehicle left on Council land. Permits for advertising signs (other than complying Frame” signs) will only be issued in exceptional “A circumstances. When dealing with applications for permits the Council or its delegate will consider the following factors: the amenity of the proposed location and the surrounding area the proposed advertising material including the location, size, colours and content any limitations on advertising within private land whether AS1428.2 1992 Design for access and mobility or other disability standards can be – complied with the effect on the quiet enjoyment of other users of the public place any comments received in respect of the application any further information required from the applicant any other matters that may apply to the particular application the applicants record in using public places for advertising and an appropriate permit fee and any refundable deposit required. Criteria for exemptions by Council
Who requires a permit? Any person, which includes a body corporate or a business, group or club, desiring to use Council land to advertise. Exemptions By Council. See specified criteria on the following page Applying for a permit A completed permit application form should be submitted 14 days to the advertising period applied for. Permit Application form 5/13 (copy attached) should be used by applicants. Criteria for issuing permits Permits are available for advertising material to be placed on or over Council land or on a vehicle left on Council land. Permits for advertising signs (other than complying “A Frame” signs) will only be issued in exceptional circumstances. When dealing with applications for permits the Council or its delegate will consider the following factors: the amenity of the proposed location and the surrounding area the proposed advertising material including the location, size, colours and content any limitations on advertising within private land whether AS1428.2 – 1992 Design for access and mobility or other disability standards can be complied with the effect on the quiet enjoyment of other users of the public place any comments received in respect of the application any further information required from the applicant any other matters that may apply to the particular application the applicants record in using public places for advertising and an appropriate permit fee and any refundable deposit required. Criteria for exemptions by Council
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