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Begin with Section A, where you will provide your applicant information. Fill in your name, type of applicant (individual, community group, etc.), and primary contact details including postal address and email.
Move to Section B for project information. Enter the project address, legal description, and specify if the project involves public or private land. Clearly describe your project within the word limits provided.
In Section C, outline your project budget. List all costs associated with your project including GST and ensure you provide quotes for substantiation.
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