City of Stirling Handy Services Guide

D Dangerous items

If you spot dangerous items such as syringes, beehives or hazardous materials on public property, please contact the City of Stirling immediately. The City will organise for the items to be removed safely.

Dividing fences A dividing fence is a ‘sufficient fence’ that separates the land of different owners. The City’s Fencing Local Law 2008 policy outlines suitable materials and fence heights that can be used for dividing fences. For all the policy details please visit the City’s website. Dividing fence matters are a civil matter to be resolved between adjoining land owners within the provisions of the Dividing Fences Act 1961 , administered by The Department of Commerce, Building Commission. For more information on the Dividing Fence Act 1961 , please contact the Building Commission on 1300 489 099. • Wear a collar and registration tag when in a public place • Is kept in an adequately fenced area with a self-closing gate • Can be confined to the premises where it lives • Is under the control of a competent person on a maximum two metre lead when in a public place • Is exercised off a leash in designated areas only, with the person in control carrying a leash to ensure the dog can be restrained if required • Is registered in one person’s name, who must be over the age of 18. Dogs Dog owners must ensure their dog(s):

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