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• Local law change allows caravans in yards for longer – Fraser Coast ...

  Jan 27, 2023 ... Local law change allows caravans in yards for longer ... New Fraser Coast local laws will be operating within weeks to allow property owners or ...

• Cr John Weiland - Division 7 – Fraser Coast Regional Council

  Cr John Weiland was elected as the representative for Division 7 in the 2024 Local Government Elections - ECQ Declaration Notice. Phone: 0455 966 436

• Unauthorised Vegetation Damage – Fraser Coast Regional Council

  Council prohibits illegal mowing, tree damage, and dumping. Offenders face fines, replanting orders, and legal action under Local Laws.

• Consolidated Local Law No 6 (Bathing Reserves) 2011

  law of the State or the Commonwealth. See the Act, section 27. Page 4. Fraser Coast Regional Council. Local Law No.

• Have your say on draft animal management strategy – Fraser Coast ...

  May 27, 2022 ... ... local and state laws, and the operation of Council's pounds and adoption centre. “As the Fraser Coast grows and evolves, so too does the ...

• Animal Management (Amendment) Local Law (No. 1) 2023

  2 (Animal Management) 2011. Part 2. Amendments to local law. 3 Amendment of s2 (Purpose and how it is to be achieved).

• Search results – Fraser Coast Regional Council

  Local law change proposed for e-scooters – Fraser Coast Regional ... Oct 26, 2022 ... The new Queensland Government laws taking effect on 1 ...

• Cr Michelle Govers - Division 5 – Fraser Coast Regional Council

  Cr Michelle Govers was elected as the representative for Division 5 in the 2024 Local Government Elections - ECQ Declaration Notice. Phone: 0474 974 218

• Zero tolerance – Fraser Coast Regional Council

  Oct 2, 2018 ... Council will review the animal management Local Laws, regulations and fines. “The review will include existing dog leashed and off-leash ...

• Breeders permit – Fraser Coast Regional Council

  If you breed or intend to breed a cat, Council Local Laws require you to hold an Animal Breeder Approval. This is required for both male and female cats.