The City's website will be unavailable for 30 minutes over the midnight to 6am period on Wednesday 3 March 2021.
The City's website and online services will be unavailable on Sunday 28 February from 6-9pm due to system maintenance.
The purpose of the amendment is to remove the requirement for regulating vehicle parking in the district to be “by resolution” of Council only.
Read updated information, including the City's Business Plan in support of a major land transaction being the proposed lease of the caravan park.
The City has appointed six new members to its Design Review Panel for a period of two years.
The Planning and Development Regulations are changing, with the first stage of proposed amendments available 15 February.
Due to the world-leading response to COVID in WA, Phase 4 will start on Saturday, 27 June (11.59pm Friday, 26 June) and the following will apply:
For more information on phase 4 easing of restrictions, please see the WA Government Phase 4 Frequently Asked Questions. These tips are provided to enable you to reopen your business safely and to meet public safety concerns in regard to COVID -19. If you would like an Environmental Health Officer (EHO) to check and validate your reopened venue please contact the City on 9411 3444. Those businesses who were unable to open and operate due to Government regulations, and are about to reopen, will need to comply with conditions outlined in the COVID Safety Guidelines and complete a COVID Safety Plan. Premises that were not forced to close and have not changed their business format may choose to voluntarily complete the COVID-19 Safety Plan and display the certificate.
Make them aware of their responsibilities in regard to:
Ensure your staff are safe by:
Encouraging minimal contact (limit handling of money)
Install sneeze guards if necessary in reception areas.
Provide and promote hand sanitiser for patrons to use on entering your facility.
Display symptom reminder for patrons. COVID Sympton Poster can be printed and placed near business entry
Identify areas that are high traffic and accessed by the public and establish procedures to adequately clean these surfaces, as they may present a potential risk to COVID-19 transmission. The cleaning frequency should be increased to at least twice per day when the venue is being used.
Refer to COVID19-Environmental-Cleaning-for-workplaces for more detailed information