The City's website will be unavailable for 30 minutes over the midnight to 6am period on Wednesday 3 March 2021.
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.
All food business in Australia must comply with national regulations and standards. The Food Act 2008, Food Regulations 2009, and the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code opens in a new window set the requirements for food businesses in Australia. Food businesses in Cockburn must comply with these regulations and monitoring. All food businesses must be registered with the City of Cockburn. For more information refer to setting up a food business. The City’s Health Services undertake regular monitoring of businesses and groups who sell food to the public to make sure they comply with legislation. The City also provides education and training on safe food handling.
The City’s Health Services:
Under current legislation, all food handlers need to have adequate food safety skills and knowledge opens in a new window when employed in a commercial kitchen. To find out more refer to the food handling and training page.
Please contact the Health Services Department for more information on food regulations and monitoring on 08 9411 3444 or at health@cockburn.wa.gov.au