Licensing

Local law

Local Law No. 9 (Licensing) 1999

Subordinate local laws

• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.2 (Election Signs) 1999
• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.3 (Itinerant Vending) 1999
• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.4 (Heavy Vehicle Parking on Residential Premises) 2010
• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.8 (Events) 1999
• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.10 (Accommodation Premises) 1999
• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.11 (Advertisement) 1999
• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.15 (Kennels and Cattery) 1999
• Subordinate Local Law No. 9.17 (Relocatable Home Parks) 1999

Purpose

This local law covers licensing, enforcement and administrative provisions.

The purpose of this local law is to ensure that:

• a prescribed activity does not result in
  • harm to human health or safety or personal injury
  • property damage or a loss of amenity
  • environmental harm or environmental nuisance
• the operation of a prescribed activity complies with the Local Government Acts that regulate the prescribed activity by subjecting the prescribed activity to an inspection, monitoring and enforcement regime.

Find out more

• Business licensing (including permits for roadside vending non-food, heavy vehicle parking on residential premises, temporary signs on a public place, film production, stalls / busking)
• Heavy vehicle parking on residential premises
• Roadside vending (food)
• Temporary signs in a public place (PDF 361 KB)
• Temporary signs on private premises (PDF 344 KB)
• Election signs.

For heavy vehicle parking on roads, see Subordinate Local Law No. 7.2 (Heavy Vehicle Parking on a Road) 2003

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