Growing local native plants
Planting a local native garden is a great way to increase biodiversity and will save you water and money. Native plants require less [...]
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Establishing a ratepayer / resident / community association
Residents are encouraged to check if there is an existing ratepayer / resident / community association within their area from the [...]
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Adopt a bushland teaching resources
The Adopt a Bushland program is for students in years 4 to 7 to raise awareness of the ecological values of local bushland and learn [...]
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Noise – pet birds
Many families choose to have birds as pets. Some species of birds will make more noise than others and this can have an impact on not [...]
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Noise – flags and windchimes
The noise created from flags can sometimes cause a disturbance to neighbours, particularly where the halyard and shackles are banging [...]
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Lodging house
Under the Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1911, a ‘lodging house’ is any building or structure or part of the building or [...]
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Public buildings: approval requirements
A public building is a building, place or part of a building where people may assemble for: [...]
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Immunisation
Immunisation refers to the process where the body induces immunity to a disease as a result of a vaccine. The World Health Organisation [...]
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Development (Planning) application requirements
Amendments to the Residential Design Codes 2024 The Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage (DPLH) have released amendments to State [...]
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Development (planning) application – application process
On 18 December 2020, the Planning Regulation Amendment Regulations 2020 were gazetted by the Western Australian Planning Commission [...]
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Change of land use approval requirements
On 18 December 2020, the Planning Regulation Amendment Regulations 2020 were gazetted by the Western Australian Planning Commission [...]
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Bushfire prone areas – approval requirements
A bushfire prone area is an area identified as being at risk of bushfire as designated by the State Government. These areas can be seen [...]
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Planning in coastal hazard areas
State Planning Policy 2.6 State Coastal Planning requires local governments to identify coastal hazard areas and to inform future and [...]
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Purchasing a property and land purchase inquiries
If you are intending to purchase a property, the City is able to provide a list of building approvals recorded against the property. [...]
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Coastal vulnerability
The City of Joondalup coastline is highly valued by residents and visitors. The City has been undertaking work to better understand [...]
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Keeping of pigeons
If you would like to keep pigeons on your property, you must apply to the City for a Certificate of Registration. Unless approved prior [...]
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Keeping of bees
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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Oral history
City of Joondalup Libraries aim to collect and conserve the spoken histories of people [...]
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Local history for schools
Resources in the library Local History, located on the lower ground floor at Joondalup Library, has a range of resources, including [...]
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Local History donations
Donations of items that relate to the history and development of the people, organisations and [...]
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Family history research
Family history and genealogy research The Reference and Local History team are available to assist you with your family history [...]
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Environmental publications
Biodiversity Growing Locals in Karrakatta Soils Growing Locals in Cottesloe Soils Growing Locals in Quindalup Soils Being WEEDwise [...]
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Joondalup Learning Precinct
The Joondalup Learning Precinct (JLP) uses its collective influence and leadership to attract and participate in activity for mutual [...]
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Sister City
Joondalup’s Sister City is Jinan, in the People’s Republic of China. The two Cities formalised [...]
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History of Joondalup
Publications Saluting their Service ‘Saluting their Service: stories from past to present’ highlights the military [...]
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National Relay Service
The National Relay Service (NRS) is a phone solution for people who are deaf or have a hearing [...]
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Homelessness
If you are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, there are a range of services that can help. City of Joondalup Libraries provide [...]
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Financial issues
Financial counselling For financial counselling assistance please contact the National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007 or find a local [...]
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Mooro Boodjar
The Joondalup region is part of Mooro country and is an important place for indigenous people. [...]
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Liveable Communities Award 2011
The City won the World’s Most Liveable City Award of 2011 at the UN-backed annual International Awards for Liveable Communities [...]
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Bill Marwick OAM
William (Bill) Harold Marwick OAM was born in York in 1939. Bill has had a profound influence on the Cities of Wanneroo and Joondalup. [...]
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Youth Event Series
The City of Joondalup provides programs and services for young people during both the school [...]
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Home open signs
Home open signs are considered by the City to be directional signage, used on the day of a home open, directing
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Roadside mulch fires and discarded cigarettes
Most mulch fires are caused by discarded cigarettes under hot, dry conditions – smouldering for extended periods along roadsides, [...]
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Rates payment dates
The 2023/24 rates will be issued this year on Friday 28 July 2023. Payment dates are as follows: Full payment Friday 1 September 2023 [...]
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Public services and assistance
There are a wide range of services in the community that aim to help people experiencing [...]
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Pensioners and Seniors FAQs
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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Fire hazards
Regardless of land size and location, City Officers may require you to: Undertake additional works on your property to improve access [...]
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Dog registration
All dogs over the age of three months must be registered and microchipped. Dogs can be registered for: One year Three years The [...]
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Dog exercise areas
The City has many ideal parks and reserves to exercise your dog, including Hillarys Dog Beach. Dogs are welcome in most parks within [...]
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Friends groups
The City of Joondalup’s natural environment is biodiverse and unique, with many natural areas that provide a rich and valuable resource [...]
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Snakes
Western Australia is home to some of the most poisonous snakes in the world. City of Joondalup Officers are not authorised to manage [...]
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Cat registration
All cats over the age of six months must be registered, sterilised and microchipped. Cats can be registered for: One year Three years [...]
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Cat breeders
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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Adopt a coastline or bushland
The Adopt a Coastline or Bushland Program gives students the opportunity to take part in a free environmental program involving [...]
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Sport and recreation directory
Sport and recreation contacts Sport and Recreation contacts below. For further information please contact the Sport and Recreation [...]
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Parks and reserves
The City maintains in excess of 300 parks and reserves, for the use and enjoyment of residents, sporting clubs and community [...]
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