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Maribyrnong City Council General Purpose Local Law 2015-2025
Consultation has concluded
Council is currently reviewing its General Purpose Local Law (Local Law) which is a 10 year document, which expires in December 2015.
The majority of community complaints received by Council which relate to the Local Law are:
* abandoned vehicles * building sites * burning off in the open air * fire hazards * footpath and road obstructions (including overhanging vegetation) * shopping trolleys * noise * unsightly land and derelict buildings and rubbish skips on roads
We are seeking your thoughts on the Local Law, following community and stakeholder input held during May.
The proposed General Purpose Local Law and the accompanying Community Impact Statement is attached for your reference.
Council is currently reviewing its General Purpose Local Law (Local Law) which is a 10 year document, which expires in December 2015.
The majority of community complaints received by Council which relate to the Local Law are:
* abandoned vehicles * building sites * burning off in the open air * fire hazards * footpath and road obstructions (including overhanging vegetation) * shopping trolleys * noise * unsightly land and derelict buildings and rubbish skips on roads
We are seeking your thoughts on the Local Law, following community and stakeholder input held during May.
The proposed General Purpose Local Law and the accompanying Community Impact Statement is attached for your reference.
