Bylaws
Bylaws are rules or regulations made by Council to make the district a safe and healthy place to live. Bylaws cover health, safety and environmental issues as well as use of our waterways and public spaces.
Bylaws are broadly made to cover one or more of the following purposes:
- Protecting the public from nuisance
- Protecting, promoting, and maintaining public health and safety
- Minimising the potential for offensive behaviour in public places
Not complying with a bylaw can result in fines, seizure of property and remedial action. Bylaws can be enforced by warranted Council staff or contractors and by some external agencies like the New Zealand Police.
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Advertising Signage in Public Places (292.2 KB)
Alcohol Control (2.9 MB)
Brothel Location (218.7 KB)
Cemeteries (293.7 KB)
Dog Control (1.4 MB)
Explanatory Bylaw (185.1 KB)
Keeping of Animals, Bees, Poultry (184.7 KB)
Open Spaces (701.2 KB)
Public Places (19.1 MB)
Solid Waste Bylaw (589.0 KB)
Stormwater (290.4 KB)
Trade Wastes (391.0 KB)
Trading in Public Places (2.4 MB)
Transportation and Parking (336.8 KB)
Transportation and Parking - Register of Resolutions (238.7 KB)
Wastewater Drainage (870.3 KB)
Water Races (250.9 KB)
Water Supply (379.5 KB)
Hostels Bylaw | Revoked 28 July 2016 |
Construction and Demolition Bylaw | Revoked 19 May 2017 |
Open Fires Bylaw | Revoked 1 July 2018 |
Food Safety | Revoked 1 March 2016 |