Dogs are prohibited within bathing reserves and within ten metres of children’s playgrounds.The Dunedin City Council has been working on changes to the Second Generation Dunedin City District Plan (2GP) to provide for more housing. The register attached to the local law outlines all the current dog off-leash areas available in Redland City. The local law allows dog off-leash areas to be prescribed in a register. The requirements also assist in ensuring that animals are kept in a manner that is conducive to their wellbeing. These standards include imposing obligations to minimise domestic animals causing impacts on amenity, neighbourhood nuisance from noise and odour, environmental harm, and public safety. The law also provides for minimum standards for the keeping of certain animals. Minimum animal keeping and enclosure standards The approval process will be managed by Local Law 1 – Administration for prescribed activities.
These circumstances are generally consistent with the existing local laws. The subordinate local law nominates circumstances where the keeping of certain animals will require an approval from Council. Prescribed activities regulated Requirements for holding an approval to keep animals controls the establishment and administration of animal pounds.allows for the seizure, impounding and destruction of animals in certain circumstances.manages dangerous or aggressive animals (other than dogs, as these functions are managed separately by State legislation).regulates the registration and identification of cats.ensures animals are under appropriate control in public places.prescribes minimum standards for the keeping of animals.
regulates the keeping of animals in terms of numbers, type and location.These local laws are also available for download from the State Government Local Laws database. Local Law No. 2 (Animal Management – Register – Animals in Public Places) 2015.Website Public Notice Subordinate Local Law No.2 (Animal Management) 2015) 2021 2 (Animal Management) 2015 Notification and the Register of Animals In Public Places.Ĭouncil at the General Meeting on 15 December 2021, adopted changes to Subordinate Local Law No.2 (Animal Management) 2015
The purpose of the local law and subordinate local law is to regulate and manage the keeping of animals by minimising the risk to community health, safety and amenity, reducing environmental harm or environmental nuisance and supporting animal owners to keep their animals in a manner that is consistent with the expectations of the community.Ĭouncil at the General Meeting on 22 May 2019, adopted changes to Local Law No.
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