Update or change an existing local law approval

If you need to make changes to your current Local law approval, you must apply for a Local law approval amendment. This helps ensure your approval details remain accurate, safe and compliant with City of Moreton Bay requirements.

How to apply

Step 1.Prepare a site plan (if applicable)

If your amendment changes any part of your currently approved site plan, provide an updated plan.

Step 2.Prepare a risk management plan

If your amendment changes any risks to your activity, complete the Risk management plan template(DOCX, 34KB).

Step 3.Update your public liability insurance

If your amendment affects your insurance coverage, provide an updated public liability insurance policy.

Ensure the location listed on your policy includes public land, for example, Anywhere in Australia or Worldwide. This must be shown on your certificate of currency or in the terms and conditions of your policy and provided to Council. If this wording is not included, obtain written confirmation from your insurer.

Step 4.Review fees and charges

An application fee may be payable at the time of submission in line with Council’s fees and charges. Council will contact you if payment is required.

The first column is the type of fee, the second column advises the fee amount, and the third column explains the fee's purpose.

 Fee Type Amount  Details 
Use of Public Land and Roads Approval amendment fee  201207

Payable when an application to change an existing Local law approval is submitted.

There is no fee for minor administrative changes or changes to an Outdoor dining (10 square metres less) approval. 

Event Registration or Wedding Ceremony Approval amendment fee  201210 Payable when an application to change an existing Event registration or Wedding ceremony approval is submitted.

There is no fee for minor administrative changes.

Charities and not‑for‑profit organisations are exempt from paying fees with evidence of eligibility.

Step 5.Complete the application form

Download and complete the Local Law Approval Amendment application form(PDF, 829KB), and submit it with your supporting documents:

The applicant must be a legal entity, such as an individual, company, incorporated body, unincorporated body, partnership, body corporate or trustee.