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2022-06-28 Special Meeting - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - 2022-23 Schedule of Fees and Charges
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Name Year 22/23 Fee Legislative Reference GST Fee Type
(including GST)
A pool used by participants in organised swimming or diving competitions or in training for organised
swimming or diving competitions including:
• Educational establishment
• Home-based business (E.g. learn-to-swim pools but excludes Bed and breakfast, home based
childcare, home office pools, farm stay)
• Persons using the pool have a commercial relationship with the owner of the pool – for example:
• Childcare centre
• Community Care Centre
• Community Residence (e.g. hospice)
• Hotel
• Indoor Sport and Recreation
• Multiple Dwelling (e.g. having 25 or more dwellings where a minimum of 10% of the
dwellings are rented, leased, hired or otherwise let out for short term accommodation1 or
less than 3 months)
• Residential Care Facility
• Resort Complex
• Short-term Accommodation (e.g. accommodation of less than three (3) consecutive months
to tourists or travellers; or manager’s residence, office, or recreation facilities for the
exclusive use of guests. Examples: Motel, backpacker’s accommodation, cabins, serviced
apartments. Excludes: farm stay, hostel, rooming accommodation, tourist park).
• Tourist Attraction
• Tourist Park
The following pools are excluded from the Local Law Prescribed Activity Fees under Category 2,
Schedule2, Subordinate Local Law 1:
• Located within school premises and access to the pool is restricted by the school to students and
staff of the school and club members
• On a local government-controlled area
• Dual occupancy premises
• Dwelling house
• Hospital
• Major sport, recreation and entertainment facility (e.g. convention and exhibition centres,
entertainment centres, sports stadiums, horse racing etc.)
• Multiple Dwelling (Consisting of 24 or less dwellings)
• Relocatable home park
• Rooming accommodation
• Retirement facility
Non-Profit Organisations
Non-Profit Organisations involving the sale of meals prepared by the organisation at are particular place on
11 days or less each financial year are not required to be registered. For example: a Restaurant open to
the public that is operated by a Sporting Club to raise revenue for the club; a Non-Profit Organisation
preparing and selling meals to homeless persons at a homeless person's hostel; the preparation of meals
by Meals on Wheels. Food Act 2006 48 (1) (c)
Non-Profit organisations involving the sale of meals prepared by the organisation at are particular place on
12 days or more each financial year are required to be registered. Examples - a restaurant open daily to
the public that is operated by a on 12 days or more each financial year are required to be registered. Food
Act 2006 48 (1) (c)
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