Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993

If an authorised officer considers that there are grounds on which a permit in force in relation to land may be cancelled under section 65G, the authorised officer may issue a notice (a notice of intention to cancel a permit) and serve it – on an owner of the land; or on an occupier of the land and the owner of the land, if the grounds relate to the use or development of the land by the occupier.

A notice of intention to cancel a permit must – be in writing; and specify that the planning authority is proposing to cancel the permit to which the notice relates; and specify on which of the grounds, referred to in section 65G, it is proposed to cancel the permit; and contain particulars of the grounds on which it is proposed to cancel the permit, which particulars give adequate information as to why it is proposed to cancel the permit; and specify that representations may be made, to an authorised officer specified in the notice, in relation to the proposal to cancel the permit; and specify that the representations may only be made in writing, delivered to an address specified in the notice, within the period specified in the notice.

The last day of a period specified under subsection (2)(f) in a notice of intention to cancel a permit must not be sooner than 14 business days after the notice is served.

A person on whom a notice of intention to cancel a permit has been served may, within the period specified under subsection (2)(f) in the notice, make representations in writing to an address specified in the notice.

A notice of intention to cancel a permit in relation to a use or development of land may, as an alternative to being served in accordance with section 84, be served by affixing the notice to a building or structure on the land in a place where a person entering the land would be likely to see the notice.