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In WA, the Local Government Act 1995 enables local governments to make local laws which are considered necessary for the good government of their districts.
The City has enacted a number of local laws that govern activities on land owned or managed by the City, as well as certain activities conducted on private land within the City.
These have the status of legislation and are enforceable by the City. The City may authorise officers to enforce the local laws on its behalf.
Local laws must be reviewed every eight years to ensures they remain current and suitable for their intended purpose.
Any local laws open for public comment through formal submissions are listed below:
In WA, the Local Government Act 1995 enables local governments to make local laws which are considered necessary for the good government of their districts.
The City has enacted a number of local laws that govern activities on land owned or managed by the City, as well as certain activities conducted on private land within the City.
These have the status of legislation and are enforceable by the City. The City may authorise officers to enforce the local laws on its behalf.
Local laws must be reviewed every eight years to ensures they remain current and suitable for their intended purpose.
Any local laws open for public comment through formal submissions are listed below:
The City of South Perth invites comments on proposed amendments to the Public Places and Local Government Property Local Law 2011.
The purpose of the proposed local law is to make amendments to the City of South Perth Public Places and Local Government Property Local Law 2011 which regulates the care, control and management of property of and under the care, control and management of the City.
The effect of the proposed local law is that some City of South Perth property is set aside for particular uses, some activities are allowed only under a permit or under a determination, and others are restricted or prohibited. The local law also establishes offences for inappropriate behavior in or on City property.
Have Your Say
You are encouraged to examine the Proposed Public Places and Local Government Property Amendment Local Law 2021 and to lodge a written submission. Your submission should include:
comments either supporting or opposing the proposals, or suggesting particular ways in which you believe that the Local Law should be modified
reasons for your opinion, or other discussion to explain your comments
your name and postal address, to enable the City to respond to your submission and to advise you of the final outcome of the process.
Hard copies of the proposed amended Local Law are available to view during business hours at the Civic Centre and City’s libraries.
Submissions closed at 5pm, Friday 5 March 2021.
Written submissions should be addressed to:
Chief Executive Officer City of South Perth Civic Centre cnr Sandgate Street & South Tce SOUTH PERTH WA 6151