Have you received an infringement notice? Under the Infringements Act 2006, you have the right to appeal an infringement.
Infringements
If you want to appeal, please be aware that:
- all appeals must be in writing
- is your name on the infringement notice? If not you will need consent from the person who's name is on the Infringement Notice
- we have 90 days to respond to your appeal
- while you're waiting for us to respond, your infringement goes on hold. This means that the original due date no longer applies.
Parking
If you've parked illegally or stayed in a space longer than permitted, you may receive a parking infringement.
Local law
Damage or destruction to, interference with Council roads or failing to obtain a permit under our Local Law are common examples of local law infringements.
Planning
Planning permits have specific guidelines that could result in an infringement if breached.
Public health
