This page contains a list of our current bylaws and a link to the full information about each one. It also provides information on current bylaw consultations.
Updated:
20/10/2017 3:03 p.m.
Bylaws are local legislation, enforceable by either Council staff or other nominated agencies. In most cases, Council makes bylaws under the Local Government Act 2002 and they are generally made for one or more of the following purposes:
- protecting the public from nuisance
- protecting, promoting, and maintaining public health and safety
- minimising the potential for offensive behaviour in public places.
Our bylaws cover a wide range of Council functions. When making, amending or revoking a bylaw, we consult with the public before making a decision.
2017 Bylaw reviews
We are required to review most of our bylaws at least every ten years. This year we are reviewing two of our bylaws:
- Parking and Traffic Bylaw
- Keeping of Animals, Poultry and Bees Bylaw
Council is now proposing to revoke these bylaws and replace them with new ones. Consultation on the proposed bylaws has now closed. Council will hear submitters, hold deliberations and determine the final format of each bylaw by mid December this year. For further information follow the links below to each bylaw page.
Parking and Traffic Bylaw 2009
The Keeping of Animals, Poultry and Bees Bylaw 2007
Viewing our bylaws
Select from the list below to read further information about each bylaw.
Alcohol Fees Bylaw 2016
Camping in Public Places Bylaw 2017
Control of Vehicles on Beaches Bylaw 2009
Dog Management Bylaw 2013
Fires in the Open Air Bylaw 2015
Food Businesses Grading Bylaw 2016
Hawkers, Mobile Shops, Stands & Stalls Bylaw 2005
Liquor Management Bylaw 2011
Public Places Bylaw 2014
Control of Advertising Signs Bylaw 2014
Solid Waste Management Bylaw 2013
Speed Limits Bylaw 2005
Stormwater Management Bylaw 2014
Trade Waste Bylaw 2012
Wastewater Bylaw 2014
Water Supply Bylaw 2012
Contact us
If you wish to make a complaint about a bylaw breach, or have a general enquiry about any of our bylaws, please contact us on 0800 932 463 (24 hrs).
Follow the link below for our main contact details page.
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