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RMA FORM 6Further Submission on publicly notified Proposed District Plan Change Clause 8 of the First Schedule, Resource Management Act 1991To: Chief Executive, Hunt City Council 1. This is a further

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1. Read the notification carefully to understand the purpose and requirements of the submission.
2. Gather all the necessary information and documents needed for the submission.
3. Fill out the submission form completely and accurately, providing all the requested details.
4. Attach any supporting documents or evidence required for the submission.
5. Review the completed submission to ensure all information is correct and all necessary documents are included.
6. Submit the filled-out form and supporting documents to the designated authority or agency specified in the notification.
7. Follow any additional instructions provided for the submission process, such as paying any applicable fees or submitting multiple copies.
8. Keep a copy of the submitted form and documents for your records.
9. Follow up with the authority or agency to confirm receipt of the submission and to inquire about any further steps or actions required.

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1. Anyone who is required by law or regulation to submit information or documents in response to a publicly notified event, announcement, or process.
2. This could include individuals, businesses, organizations, or other entities that are directly affected or involved in the matter being publicly notified.

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What is submission on publicly notified?

A submission on publicly notified refers to a formal input or statement made by individuals or organizations regarding a proposal or project that has been announced publicly, allowing them to express their opinions or concerns.

Who is required to file submission on publicly notified?

Typically, any individual, group, or organization that has a vested interest or opinion on the publicly notified proposal may file a submission.

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To fill out a submission, one should carefully read the notification, provide personal or organizational details, clearly state their submission's content, and submit it by the specified method outlined in the notification.

What is the purpose of submission on publicly notified?

The purpose of the submission is to gather public feedback, address concerns, and ensure that the views of stakeholders are considered in decision-making processes.

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Submissions should typically include the submitter's details, the specific proposal being commented on, the nature of the submission (support or opposition), and any relevant supporting information or evidence.