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Bylaws are rules made by Council under the Local Government Act 2002 (the “Act”). They are created for the purpose of:
Protecting the public from nuisance;
Protecting, promoting, and maintaining public health and safety; and
Minimising the potential for offensive behaviour in public places.
Bylaws are also made to regulate activities such as solid waste and to manage, regulate and protect Council infrastructure from damage, misuse or loss, including the public water supply network and cemeteries.
We review our bylaws every few years to ensure they remain current and fit for purpose.
Bylaws are rules made by Council under the Local Government Act 2002 (the “Act”). They are created for the purpose of:
Protecting the public from nuisance;
Protecting, promoting, and maintaining public health and safety; and
Minimising the potential for offensive behaviour in public places.
Bylaws are also made to regulate activities such as solid waste and to manage, regulate and protect Council infrastructure from damage, misuse or loss, including the public water supply network and cemeteries.
We review our bylaws every few years to ensure they remain current and fit for purpose.
Before we prepare a first draft we're keen to hear your thoughts on how the current bylaw could be improved. What's working well, what isn't working well, and is there anything else you think we should consider?
The Market Place Liquor Ban Bylaw was adopted on the 9 December 2014. The Bylaw provides for a liquor free area around Market Place in Twizel and aims to improve public wellbeing by discouraging the negative behaviour associated with liquor consumption.
You'll find a copy of the existing bylaw in the document section, and you can click below to take the brief survey.
Thanks for taking the time to help us - your input is valuable and helps us deliver better outcomes for our communities.
This survey is open until 18 April 2021. We aim to gather a range of views to assist staff in writing a draft bylaw.
Preparation of Draft Bylaw
Liquor Ban Bylaw is currently at this stage
Contributions are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will consider the feedback and other regulatory responsibilities and prepare a draft bylaw.
Consultation on Draft Bylaw
this is an upcoming stage for Liquor Ban Bylaw
The draft bylaw will be made available for consultation. Submissions are invited and there is the opportunity to address councillors at a hearing.
Final Amendments to Bylaw
this is an upcoming stage for Liquor Ban Bylaw
Councillors may, after considering submissions, request final amendments to the draft bylaw.
Adoption
this is an upcoming stage for Liquor Ban Bylaw
Councillors will formally adopt the new bylaw which will then become operative.