Have you recently purchased a property in the City of Joondalup? Here is some information about the settlement process in relation to [...]
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How rates can be paid In full within 35 days By instalment By special payment arrangement. [...]
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For your convenience Rates Notices can be paid using any of the following payment methods: [...]
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Credit cards are a convenient way for ratepayers to pay Rates and Charges, but the City incurs a substantial cost from card transaction [...]
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The City first introduced the following fees due to a large increase in the number of requests to transfer or refund monies that had [...]
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The 2023/24 rates will be issued this year on Friday 28 July 2023. Payment dates are as [...]
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How your Rates are calculated? Your Rates = Rate¹ x Valuation² + Yearly fees 1: cents in the dollar set by the City 2: set by [...]
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On 18 December 2020, the Planning Regulation Amendment Regulations 2020 were gazetted by the Western Australian Planning Commission [...]
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Are you a City of Joondalup resident or business looking at installing new CCTV cameras? The City of Joondalup’s CCTV Rebate Scheme is [...]
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Pedestrian accessways (PAW) provide access to essential services and provide pedestrian and cycle access both within neighbourhoods and [...]
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What is a deemed-to-comply check? The construction of a new single house, or extensions and/or renovations to an existing house may be [...]
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Lodgement Once an application has been lodged the City will check to ensure all necessary information has been provided. If further [...]
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If you believe your vehicle may have been impounded: Contact City Officers during business hours The City will confirm if your vehicle [...]
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Borrowing All members of your family can have their own library card and borrow up to 15 items each. You can borrow library items for [...]
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eRates Registration What if I don’t have a current Rates Notice to register? Call Rating Services on 9400 4000 and once your identity [...]
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Please note, this form is for payment of directional signs which have been applied for, and [...]
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What applications am I able to lodge? Once you become a registered user within the City of Joondalup you can lodge: Building [...]
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Disputes between neighbours can often lead to disharmony, frustration and/or anger. While it is better to resolve issues between the [...]
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The operation of a food business requires that all staff carry out their work in ways that ensure that the business produces safe food. [...]
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The Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries is responsible for issuing liquor licences. As part of this process, [...]
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Most of the City’s building plans are held in micro-fiche format. Where available, the City can provide land owners with copies of site [...]
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Two boat-launching ramps are located within the City: Hillarys Boat Harbour (Northside Drive) Ocean Reef Boat Harbour (Boat Harbour [...]
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The City’s Animals Local Law 1999 require any person wishing to keep bees, to first obtain written approval from the City. Bees can [...]
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A crossover is an extension of a driveway from the edge of the property boundary and provides access for vehicles across the verge to [...]
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If you have a valid concession card you could qualify for a rebate or a deferment on paying your rates. To qualify, ratepayers must [...]
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Cat breeders, or those who are planning to become breeders, must apply for a cat breeding permit from the City. To apply for a cat [...]
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The Club Funded Upgrade application process provides direction for local organisations and lessees seeking to upgrade a venue that they [...]
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The Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF) and Club Night Lights Program (CNLP) are funding programs offered by the [...]
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