Rates arrears
When you elect to pay your rates in full you must complete your payment by 15 February each year.
Rates arrears are unpaid amounts from previous rating years.
Rates arrears continue to attract penalty interest until you pay them in full which means the debt will increase if not paid.
You must pay all rate arrears immediately. Interest will continue to accrue and be added to the account on a regular basis.
Interest charges and due dates
If a rate notice has arrears showing this does not mean that you have until the due date to pay.
The due dates are for current rates only and we will continue to pursue arrears through the period of a rate issue (please refer to the back of your rate notice).
Related policies
Ways to pay your rates notice
You will need to make payment by certain dates, depending on the payment option you choose.
Unpaid rates
You need to pay your rates each year. The rate notice we send advises you of the payment options and the relevant due dates that apply.
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Street names must meet State Government guideline requirements.
Power management at events
You need to manage power for you event site - to ensure you have an adequate supply and that all uses of power are appropriately managed.
Public protection for event sites
It is your responsibility as event organiser to provide a site that is safe for the public, event staff, volunteers and contractors at all stages of the event.
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When a due date for rate payment falls on the weekend you can pay on Monday without any penalties.