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Consultation has concluded
Following feedback from the community, Council is looking to adjust its dog exercise controls on our beaches and invites all member of the community to provide their opinions.
As residents and visitors use our beaches for many different reasons and Council aims to facilitate areas where year-round activities can take place with and without dogs being leashed.
NORMANVILLE/CARRICKALINGA BEACH CONTROLS
Council is looking for opinions from the community on implementing a dog on-leash zone and a dog off-leash area at Normanville/Carrickalinga Beaches. The proposal is:
Dog on-leash 200m either side of the Normanville jetty
Dog off-leash 200m north of Normanville jetty (Lacham Street access) to south of the Carrickalinga Creek
The proposed controls would be in place all year round at all times of the day.
DISTRICT WIDE CONTROLS
A current control requires dogs to be ON-LEASH between 10am and 6pm during daylight savings (October to April). Council is keen to hear the opinions of the community on changing these controls so they are applied during the busy holiday periods only. Your feedback is sought for changing dog on-leash controls:
FROM between 10am and 6pm during Daylight Savings (approx. October to April)
TO between 10am and 6pm from 1 December through to the end of February and the Good Friday to Easter Monday (inclusive). Outside of these times, the beaches would be dog OFF-LEASH areas (unless signed otherwise).
Irrespective of any controls, all dogs are to be under effective control at all times and the General Inspectors will be rostered to enforce the controls 7 days per week.
Following feedback from the community, Council is looking to adjust its dog exercise controls on our beaches and invites all member of the community to provide their opinions.
As residents and visitors use our beaches for many different reasons and Council aims to facilitate areas where year-round activities can take place with and without dogs being leashed.
NORMANVILLE/CARRICKALINGA BEACH CONTROLS
Council is looking for opinions from the community on implementing a dog on-leash zone and a dog off-leash area at Normanville/Carrickalinga Beaches. The proposal is:
Dog on-leash 200m either side of the Normanville jetty
Dog off-leash 200m north of Normanville jetty (Lacham Street access) to south of the Carrickalinga Creek
The proposed controls would be in place all year round at all times of the day.
DISTRICT WIDE CONTROLS
A current control requires dogs to be ON-LEASH between 10am and 6pm during daylight savings (October to April). Council is keen to hear the opinions of the community on changing these controls so they are applied during the busy holiday periods only. Your feedback is sought for changing dog on-leash controls:
FROM between 10am and 6pm during Daylight Savings (approx. October to April)
TO between 10am and 6pm from 1 December through to the end of February and the Good Friday to Easter Monday (inclusive). Outside of these times, the beaches would be dog OFF-LEASH areas (unless signed otherwise).
Irrespective of any controls, all dogs are to be under effective control at all times and the General Inspectors will be rostered to enforce the controls 7 days per week.
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Beach controls for exercising dogs
Consultation has concluded
Life Cycle
Consultation Commences
Exercising Dogs on our Beaches has finished this stage
Consultation commences 29 June 2018
Consultation Closes
Exercising Dogs on our Beaches is currently at this stage
31 July 2018
Under Review
this is an upcoming stage for Exercising Dogs on our Beaches
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. Feedback is planned to be discussed at the Elected Member Forum on Tuesday 7 August 2018.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Exercising Dogs on our Beaches
The final outcomes of the consultation is planned to be provided in a Council report on Tuesday 21 August 2018.