The Bylaws provide standards for public health and safety. Bylaws are adopted to protect the public from nuisances, minimize the potential for offensive behaviour and to manage land associated with, or under the control of Council, for the wellbeing and enjoyment of the public and residents of the District.

Controlled activities in the public place range from the obstruction of footpaths by overhanging trees and shrubs, advertising signs and goods, skateboarding, trading in public, control of animals, conduct and activities on beaches/parks/reserves and the control and management of traffic.

 Public Places (108.98 kB)
 Trading in Public Places (29.61 kB)

The general purpose of this chapter of the by-law is to regulate the conduct of persons selling goods on streets, roads, footpaths, Council property and other Public Places and to regulate the conduct of persons using vehicles to sell goods and services to the general public.

No Persons shall engage in the sale of goods of any description in any Public Place without having first obtained a licence from Council.