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2015-04-28 Attachment 3 to Item 20 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda - Proposed Noosa Council Subordinate Local Laws No.2 and No. 6
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Noosa Shire Council Subordinate Local Law No. 2 (Animal Management) 2015 12
Schedule 4 Minimum standards for keeping animals
generally
Section 8(1)
A person who keeps an animal on any premises must ensure that the animal does not –
a) cause a nuisance by making excessive noise that disrupts or inhibits any
normal activity that is ordinarily carried out in nearby properties; or
b) cause a loss of amenity:
(i) by creating an odour that affects the liveability, health and safety of
members of the community; or
(ii) by creating a reasonable apprehension in the minds of others of a
significant risk to the health & safety of people and other animals
by allowing the animal to stray from the property; or
(iii) act aggressively towards a person or another animal.
A person who keeps an animal on any premises must also –
a) ensure the animal is adequately identified so the owner’s name, address
and telephone number can be readily ascertained; and
b) ensure the enclosure in which the animal is kept is cleaned regularly and
any waste is disposed of in such a manner so as not to create a nuisance;
and
c) Ensure the enclosure is kept in a clean and sanitary condition at all times.
A nuisance occurs if in the opinion of an authorised officer there is sufficient evidence to
support the observation that other people are being affected by the activity of the offending
animal or keeper.
Example of a nuisance –
Noise caused by an animal that disrupts a person;
a) Holding a conversation, or
b) Sleeping, or
c) Watching television.
An odour caused as a result of keeping an animal;
a) Where the enclosure has not been cleaned regularly, and/or
b) Where the waste is not disposed of in an acceptable manner.
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