Public Notice for Proposal to Licence Community Land

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Map area of 105 Mount View Road, Cessnock

Property: LOT: 122 DP: 1110717
Address: 105 Mount View Road, Cessnock

Exhibition Period: 1 May - 28 May

Cessnock City Council is proposing to grant a licence in accordance with section 47 of the Local Government ACT 1993 Cessnock City Council must exhibit a public notice of the proposal.




The details of the proposal are as follows:

Location

Purpose/Use

Term

Name of licensee
(if known)

105 Mount View Road, Cessnock

Providing a location for, and supporting, the gathering of groups for a range of social, cultural or recreational purposes.

5 years

Not known


Any person can make a submission in writing to Cessnock City Council concerning the proposal, during the period specified in this notice. Before granting a licence, Cessnock City Council will consider all submissions made. If an individual would like to make a submission by way of objection this option will be provided in the submission process.

What is ‘Community Land’?

'Community Land' is land Council makes available for use by the general public, such as parks, reserves and sports grounds. Community land cannot be sold, exchanged or otherwise disposed of by a Council. There are restrictions on the grant of leases and licences and the way Community land can be used. A plan of management, adopted by Council, is required for all Community land and details the specific uses and management of the land. Local Government Act stipulates leases and licences can only be granted if expressly authorised in the relevant plan of management.

Why is Council proposing to grant this licence?

The Council is committed to addressing the diverse and evolving recreational needs of our community, while promoting social connections and enhancing overall wellbeing through accessible and inclusive facilities.

How does the granting of this licence affect me?

The proposed Licence Agreement will permit the use of a person or group to occupy the Licensed Area for the term of the agreement, and in accordance with the plan of management.

How can I make a submission?

You can make a submission to complete an application or by way of objection, via the below questionnaire.

Please note: All submissions, including any personal information, will become publicly available and will be made available to the applicant and interested members of the public.

Property: LOT: 122 DP: 1110717
Address: 105 Mount View Road, Cessnock

Exhibition Period: 1 May - 28 May

Cessnock City Council is proposing to grant a licence in accordance with section 47 of the Local Government ACT 1993 Cessnock City Council must exhibit a public notice of the proposal.




The details of the proposal are as follows:

Location

Purpose/Use

Term

Name of licensee
(if known)

105 Mount View Road, Cessnock

Providing a location for, and supporting, the gathering of groups for a range of social, cultural or recreational purposes.

5 years

Not known


Any person can make a submission in writing to Cessnock City Council concerning the proposal, during the period specified in this notice. Before granting a licence, Cessnock City Council will consider all submissions made. If an individual would like to make a submission by way of objection this option will be provided in the submission process.

What is ‘Community Land’?

'Community Land' is land Council makes available for use by the general public, such as parks, reserves and sports grounds. Community land cannot be sold, exchanged or otherwise disposed of by a Council. There are restrictions on the grant of leases and licences and the way Community land can be used. A plan of management, adopted by Council, is required for all Community land and details the specific uses and management of the land. Local Government Act stipulates leases and licences can only be granted if expressly authorised in the relevant plan of management.

Why is Council proposing to grant this licence?

The Council is committed to addressing the diverse and evolving recreational needs of our community, while promoting social connections and enhancing overall wellbeing through accessible and inclusive facilities.

How does the granting of this licence affect me?

The proposed Licence Agreement will permit the use of a person or group to occupy the Licensed Area for the term of the agreement, and in accordance with the plan of management.

How can I make a submission?

You can make a submission to complete an application or by way of objection, via the below questionnaire.

Please note: All submissions, including any personal information, will become publicly available and will be made available to the applicant and interested members of the public.

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