The Alpine Shire Community Local Law 2019 came into effect on 1 July, 2019. It regulates key issues and issues and activities within the Shire.
These include:
Council Land, Including:
Amenity, Public Health and Safety, Including:
- Fires in residential areas
- Recreational vehicles
- Camping
- Keeping animals
- Noise
- Waste
- Construction activity
- Scareguns
- Airfields
- Other matters as listed
Streets and Roads, Including:
- Signage
- Footpath trading and dining
- Roadside trading
- Road occupation
- Snow clearing
- Other matters as listed
Livestock
- Livestock
- Droving
- Livestock in the road reserve
- Fencing of land
- Applying for a permit
Enforcement
The Community Local Law includes the following documents which are incorporated by reference into the Local Law:
In addition, the following policies are relevant decision making guidelines for Council in determining whether to issue a permit, and any relevant conditions:
- Consumption of liquor on Council land
- Council owned airfields
- Snowmobiles
- Droving / grazing of livestock
- Camping
- Keeping animals
- Advertising signs
- Footpath trading (including dining)
- Roadside trading
- Trees and plants
- Occupation of road for works
- Other Council policies and procedures as relevant
