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Election signage encompasses any sign, poster, banner or similar material aimed at encouraging support for a specific political candidate, party, referendum or issue in federal, state or local elections. This includes promotional materials used by candidates, political parties or advocacy groups during election periods.
Applicants wishing to install election signage must comply with the following applicable standards:
Signage on private property is exempt from requiring Development Approval, providing, the applicant is compliant with the Town’s Local Planning Policy 38 – Signs, Table 1 – Election Signs.
You will need the consent of the owner/occupier if you wish to place election signage on their private land.
Note: In the interest of public safety, the applicant may be requested to provide evidence they have either Main Roads or the Property Owners approval in writing. In the event evidence cannot be provided, the Town may remove or impound the sign or issue you with an infringement.
In the interests of public safety, the Town may remove election signage if it poses a health or safety risk to the community.
The concerned party will be informed in the event Town officers determine that in the interests of public safety the signage has been removed. The applicant will need to arrange a suitable time to collect the signage.
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