Banana Shire Council Library
Library in Banana

Application for Approval for Keeping More than two (2) Dogs. The correct to information effectively means increased public access to government information. Council will only capture and retain the personal information of individuals where it is lawful and necessary to yield Council services and for appropriate governance or it is related to the functions of Council or Council is required by legislation to obtain such information. Banana Shire is progressive with many opportunities in Industry, Business and Tourism. Banana Shire is a major regional service hub and provides a range of community and business services within and outside the borders of the shire. During his time in this district he named a number of automatic features which form portion of the many tourist attractions to this area. Are those individuals, groups or organizations working in the area of health or education or with referred clients, who require access to resources and facilities to enhance and urge their delivery of services to people groups with identified needs. The Banana Shire Library Service offers a loan service for books not held in its own collections. Banana Shire has an interesting and different history associated with the land and the people who became portion of it. These services include but are not limited to roads, drainage, water and sewerage infrastructure, waste collection facilities and public facilities such as parks and libraries. Council offers the mulch to residents release of charge however if you require delivery there will be a cost involved. If someone other than the registered owner is to collect the impounded animals, Council must be notified in advance by the owner, and the person collecting the animals must give photo identification on collection. If a dog has entered your property you may restrain the dog and request Council collect it. If a dog is wandering on a property outside of the town area, the affected person may be permitted to bring the dog to the pound by earlier arrangement with Council Officers. Information about Council's Animal Pound, feral cat management, and complaints can be found here. The property on which the dog is kept must be adequately fenced to ensure that the dog cannot escape. Busy dogs are not needed to be registered. A allow application form must be completed and provided to Council together with a allow application fee, and all dogs are required to be registered. For all other Classes of buildings they are to be referred to Council if the proposed building work is within 10 meres of the service. It includes copies of plans, approvals and last inspection certificates for any buildings on the property. The existing Banana Shire and taproom Shire planning schemes allocate ample land for construction including residential, industrial and commercial land. The Banana Shire takes food hygiene within our shire very seriously. A training acknowledgment form can be printed upon completion and be kept as a part of your staff records. Local government shares responsibility for food safety with various Queensland Government agencies.