Local laws and subordinate local laws applicable to our region are available on the State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning local laws database.   Register of loca...

Busking is defined as a musical performance undertaken by a person to entertain the public, seeking voluntary reward for the performance, on local government-controlled areas. We are proud o...

A real estate sign is a temporary, non-illuminated advertising device which promotes the sale, auction, lease or letting of premises. Real estate signs encompasses both the ‘for sale signs’ and ...

An advertising device (a sign) means a structure or device, which is visible from a road or other public place, which conveys information or directions of any kind. Subordinate Local Law 1.4 (Ins...

Personal appearance services include beauty therapy, hairdressing, nail salons, tattooing, body piercing and other skin penetration procedures. These activities need to comply with the Publi...

Abandoned vehicles (usually unregistered) or goods left on public land, will be investigated and at times, impounded by us. We report all impoundments in an online impoundment register. Impounded veh...

Commercial and/or community activities being conducted on Council and/or private land may require a local law approval. We are responsible for assessing and regulating these activities. The main ...

Food trucks are businesses that operate out of self-contained mobile food vehicles in either private or public areas. Areas that are considered public and require our approval, include parks and ...

Where a business proposes to serve or sell alcohol at a premises, it will be necessary to apply to the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation for a Liquor Licence. As part of the Liquor Licence appli...