Parking, Permits and Local Laws

Parking, Permits and Local Laws

Council's Community Amenity Local Law (see below) covers a broad range of issues and activities, including: 

  • protection of Council land
  • street selling
  • fire hazards
  • open air burning and incinerators
  • garbage collection and recycling
  • busking and street entertainment
  • droving and movement of livestock
  • animal welfare
  • keeping of animals
  • wandering animals, and
  • placement of clothing bins

Local laws are enforced by the Police and Council to regulate activities that impact on the local amenity.  These include prohibition of the use of incinerators, banning the consumption of alcohol in public places, removal of abandoned vehicles and control of litter.

Parking Enforcement in the Rural City of Wangaratta

Parking enforcement throughout the muncipality is managed to ensure the safety of pedestrians and the fair and equitable use of available car parking spaces.   School crossing supervision is provided by Council to enhance the safety of children to and from school.

PDFCouncil's Community Amenity Local Law (300 KB)


Last Updated: 17/08/2011

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