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Asset Management (August 2022) Bushfire Mitigation (December 2022) Distribution of Building Plans (November 2021) Fire Hazard Abatement Notice Policy (December 2020) Footpath Policy September 2020 Footpath Trading Policy (June 2022) Footpath Trading Guidelines (June 2022) Graffiti Management (January 2020) Nature Strip Policy (June 2022) and Nature Strip Policy Appendix 1 (June 2022) No Spray […]

Council is seeking feedback on a draft policy and guidelines allowing businesses to trade on the footpaths outside their premises, including outdoor dining, sale of goods and portable signs such as A-frame signage. The draft policy and guidelines outlines where trading by business can occur on the footpath while keeping in mind safety requirements […]

[…] supports local businesses enhancing the way they trade outside their business, while still providing footpath areas that are safe, convenient and accessible to the community. Our Footpath Trading Policy and Guidelines will help you understand what businesses can and can’t do on footpaths in the Glenorchy municipality. It’s important to be aware of the policy rules […]

participation in the Regional Climate Change Initiative with Southern Tasmanian councils, includes the development of a Climate Change Adaptation Plan consumer energy efficiency schemes (e.g. bulk purchase offers) development of a community emission profile for Glenorchy, coastal knowledge project, regional coastal hazards strategy (in progress), regional climate strategy and climate change action plan (in […]

March 2024 update: Now Open! The playground is now open for use. Work has now commenced on the playspace at Giblins Reserve! Works to create an exciting, modern playspace are now well underway. The new and improved Giblins Reserve will have a range of features for the whole family to enjoy, including a multi-court and…

[…] strips are an important part of our city. They make the streets look good and provide a way to deliver underground services. Your role Council’s Nature Strip policy outlines what you can and can’t do with the nature strip outside your residence. A well maintained nature strip adds to the beauty of your street […]

[…] renewal of line marking from the State Growth department. Yellow ‘No stopping’ line marking and Council parking space lines are maintained through Council. We also have a policy that sets out when and how directional signs are used in Glenorchy. (Directional signs are signs that point to places, such as hospitals or swimming pools) […]

[…] including ordinary and special meetings.  Meetings of Council are governed by the procedures set out in Local Government (Meeting Procedures) Regulations 2015. Council has a Meeting Procedures Policy which fills in the procedural gaps that the Regulations don’t cover. Meetings of the Glenorchy Planning Authority are governed by the same procedures as meetings of […]

Glenorchy City Council is nearing completion of public consultation on proposed changes to its Dog Management Policy, and is now calling on the community to have their final say, by Friday 28 January, before it goes before Council. The review, which is conducted every five years, gives Council the opportunity to talk directly with […]