Ratepayers are fortunate to receive six trailer passes per year, so please do the right thing.
Any queries regarding the proposed sale of the power station should be sent to Synergy. The power station is owned by the State Government and not the City of Cockburn.
Because the Special Council Meeting on 22 July took place behind closed doors, the recording of the meeting is unavailable.
The City may declare an individual dog as dangerous if: (a) the dog has caused injury or damage by an attack on, or chasing, a person, animal or vehicle; or (b) the dog has, repeatedly, shown a tendency — (i) to attack, or chase, a person, animal or vehicle even though no injury has been caused by that behaviour; or (ii) to threaten to attack. Owners of dogs declared as dangerous must comply with the requirements of the Dog Act 1976 or face penalties, including fines.
The Dog Act 1976 opens in a new window and the Dog Regulations 2013 provide information on dangerous dogs (restricted breeds). Under the Dog Act a dangerous dog (restricted breed) opens in a new window is defined as a breed whose import into Australia is prohibited. Please see the WA Rangers Restricted Breed Dogs information opens in a new window for a list of current restricted breeds in WA. Please note this includes pure and cross breeds.
You must follow legislative requirements for keeping a restricted breed dog opens in a new window which includes mixed breeds.
Please contact Rangers Services for more information on barking or dangerous dogs on 08 9411 3444 or at rangercustomerservice@cockburn.wa.gov.au