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HomeNewsBusiness owners unite to fight signage changes

Business owners unite to fight signage changes

Over 70 Noosaville Business Association members and non members came together at the Noosa Boathouse on Tuesday 23 July to submit their formal responses to the proposed advertising signage changes by Noosa Council.

Noosaville Business Association president Joel Laventure said that the meeting was a way of getting people together to make submissions in time before Friday’s deadline.

“It was a very constructive meeting with many businesses attending,” Joel said.

When asked whether he thinks their efforts will make a difference to the proposed changes, Joel said it is all up to the Council now.

Residents and business owners have only until 26 July to make submissions. To find out about the local law changes or make a submission visit yoursay.noosa.qld.gov.au.

 

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