Building Information
Health and Building Info
This is where you need to look if you want forms or brochures for building works, food and swimming pool safety, working with asbestos, backyard burning and all other building-related articles.Asbestos
Asbestos was long viewed as one of the most versatile minerals because of its flexibility, tensile strength, insulation from heat and electricity, chemical inertness and affordability.
The versatility of asbestos made it attractiv...Backyard Burning
Lighting open air fires without the necessary approvals may burn a big hole in your back pocket.
Backyard burning of anything including vegetation without approval is strictly prohibited within the Junee Shire Council Local Government ...Brochures & Guidelines
These brochures help explain the planning process in layman’s terms.
A Guide for Resolving Disturbance Concerns about Licensed Venues
Commencement of Works
What should I do before any work begins?
- Make sure there is a Development Consent. Read the consent and comply with the relevant conditions.
- Make sure there is a Construction Certificate
- Make sure a Pri...
Food Safety
The Junee Shire Council takes food hygiene within our shire very seriously.
All food businesses have obligations and the Junee Shire Council is assisting food businesses to meet these obligations by providing free access to this e...Greywater Reuse
The Department of Primary Industries has released gu...
Planning Forms
Any other information required please ring the Council on (02) 6924 8100 to speak to somebody in our Planning Department. Applications are now being received through the NSW Pl...
Planning Instruments
The Local Strategic Planning Statement (LSPS) provides an insight into the way we, as a community, think that the Junee Local government Area (LGA) should grow and expand over the next 20 years from a land use perspective. The document also se...
Pool Safety
With the assistance from The Samuel Morris Foundation and The Swimming Pool and Spa Association of NSW (SPASA NSW), The Children's Hospital at Westme...
Retaining Walls
Retaining walls are constructed to hold back soil. Retaining walls may
be constructed from timber, concrete, steel, masonry and rock or a
combination of these materials.
Structural Engineers
Structural engineers are qualified professionals who are responsible for the design of buildings, bridges, retaining walls or any other structures.
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