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CENTRAL COAST DOG MANAGEMENT POLICY 2020 | AMENDMENT

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CENTRAL COAST DOG MANAGEMENT POLICY 2020 | AMENDMENT
Central Coast Council 25 Sep 2020

The Central Coast Council at its meeting on 21 September 2020 determined to amend its recently adopted Dog Management Policy 2020 to provide for the following:

Buttons Beach (from the eastern end of the overflow caravan park to the most eastern beach access) be designated as an ‘exercise’ area; Buttons Beach (from the most eastern beach access to the Fishpond) be designated as a ‘prohibited’ area;  and Turners Beach (Forth River – Western Side – from Boyes Street to Bridge [Bass Highway]) be designated as a ‘restricted’ area.

A copy of the amended Policy is available for download below or by visiting the Administration Centre.

Dog Management Policy

The Council will accept submissions relating only to the changes listed above in writing by Friday 16 October 2020.

Source: Central Coast Council : CENTRAL COAST DOG MANAGEMENT POLICY 2020 | AMENDMENT
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