Policies & local laws

Find local laws and policies adopted by Council on this page.

Policies

Our policies are principles and procedures adopted by Council that guide our actions and decisions.

Financial services

Parks

Engineering

Public health

Waste & recycling

 

Ranger services & community safety

Community development

Library & local history

Corporate strategy & governance

Planning & building 

The Planning and Building Policy Manual is adopted pursuant to the City of Vincent Local Planning Scheme No.2. These Policies provide the guidance and requirements specifically for development in the City of Vincent.  

Residential Development is the main form of development within the City of Vincent. The Residential Design Codes of Western Australia provide the minimum standards for residential development in Western Australia, however they recognise that every local government area has a different character and therefore it provides the ability for local governments to develop Policies relating to specific residential standards. In the City of Vincent these standards are within our various local planning policies.

Residential Development

Development & Design

Town Centre Planning Frameworks

  Heritage

Lindsay Street precinct

 

Parking & Access

Appendices

Additional information

Residential Design Codes of Western Australia

 

Local Laws

Local laws govern activities on land that is owned or managed by the City, as well as certain activities on private land within our boundaries. Local laws are created to address the unique needs of communities and are enforced by local governments. 

Animal Local Law

The objective of this local law is to:

  • Provide for the effective management, control and regulation of the keeping of dogs, cats, large animals, animals of potential burden, poultry, pigeons, miscellaneous birds and bees within the City.
  • Effectively control and manage cat numbers, confinement and curfews for cats, consistent with the State Government review findings from November 2019.
  • To effectively deter failing to comply with select provisions of the proposed Animal Local Law 2022.

Animal Local Law 2022

List of Dog Exercise Areas Within the City of Vincent

List of Cat Prohibited Areas

Fencing

The objective of this local law is to provide for the regulation, control and management of fences within the district.

Fencing Local Law 2008

Health

The Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1911 requires a local authority to adopt their own Local Law to carry out the provisions of the Act within its own district.

The Health Local Law controls such matters as the keeping of animals and poultry, the control of vermin and other nuisances, maintenance of houses, disposal of refuse, control of infectious diseases and licensing of certain premises.

Health Local Law 2004

Local Government Property

The objective of this local law is to provide for the regulation, control and management of activities and facilities on local government property, thoroughfares and public places within the district.

Local Government Property Local Law 2021

Parking

The objective of the Parking Local Law is to provide for the regulation, control and management of parking and vehicles within the district.

Parking Local Law 2023

Ticket Machine Zones

Parking Stations Under Care, Control and Management

Meeting Procedures     

The objective of this local law is to provide rules, procedures and guidelines to assist in the good conduct of meetings of the Council, committees and the standards to be observed by persons attending such meetings.

Meeting Procedures Local Law 2008

Trading in Public Places 

The objective of this local law is to provide for the regulation, control and management of trading activities, outdoor eating facilities, stalls, displays of goods and items, and traders and entertainers in any street or public place within the district by establishing the requirements with which persons must comply in order to undertake those activities.

Trading in Public Places Local Law 2008

 

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