By-Law 4: Local Government Land
By-Law 4: Local Government Land
By-Law No. 4: Local Government Land is for the regulation of access to and use of local government land (other than roads) and certain public places.
At its meeting on 4 March 2025, Council revoked all previous resolutions made with respect to clause 5.10.2 (Smoking) and agreed to ban smoking and vaping as per clause 5.10.2 of By-Law No.4 in the following locations (effective 20 March 2025 following publication in the Government Gazette and by public notice):
- Within 5 metres of any point of a fixed barbecue located on Local Government Land within the Council’s area
- Within Thorndon Park
- Athelstone Tennis Club leased area
- Campbelltown Memorial Oval, with the exception of the defined smoking area
- Lochend House and Surrounds (inside the fenced area).
Activities on Local Government Land that requires Council’s permission include:
- Advertising & signage
- Aircraft
- Alteration to Local Government land
- Amplification
- Animals on Local Government land
- Athletic and ball sports
- Attachments
- Bees
- Boats
- Camping and tents
- Cemeteries (including burying or interring remains
- Closed lands
- Distribution
- Donations
- Erect buildings and structures
- Fires
- Fireworks
- Fishing
- Flora, fauna and other living things
- Golf
- Memorials
- Model aircraft and cars
- No liquor (consumption of alcohol)
- Obstructions
- Picking of fruit, nuts or berries
- Playing area
- Preaching and canvassing
- Public exhibitions and displays
- Removing material
- Use of floodlights
- Selling
- Vehicles
- Weddings, funerals functions and special events
- Wetlands; and
- Working on vehicles.
There are also specific prohibited activities in this By-Law in relation to:
- Animals
- Animal remains
- Annoyances
- Bridge jumping
- Children's playgrounds
- Defacing property
- Fishing
- Interference with Permitted Use
- Playing Games
- Smoking (including vaping)
- Swimming
- Toilets
- Misuse of equipment, facility or property belonging to the Council; and
- Wheeled recreational devices.