Peppermint Grove Shire Council
Local Government in Peppermint Grove

The Shire of Peppermint Grove offers a range of services and facilities, including a ranger service, waste collection, aged care services and an information directory. Peppermint Grove is also home to many well maintained and attractive parks and reserves, which are very popular on weekends and holidays, and which are available for exclusive functions. For further information on on Waste Management in the Western Region delight visit aw.wmrc.Ba.gov.au. Please ensure that bins are not placed under a tree canopy or close parked cars. Bricks, concrete, sand, soil, building materials, steel. Garden refuse, tree cuttings, building materials and any rubbish not in an GB should not be stored on the road verge. The Shire of Peppermint Grove and Town of Cottesloe share the cost of providing a ranger service. Animal Management and Oversee View details relating to registration of dogs, exercising of dogs, dogs in public, dog control, possums and rats. Fire Control View details of fire control. All items for disposal are to be neatly placed on your fore verge. Please be kind with the placement of these items to ensure they do not obstruct the footpath or the line of sight for pedestrians, cyclists or vehicles. For kid safety reasons all white goods such as fridges, freezers, washing machines, ovens etc MUST have the doors' lid removed. Poisons, pesticides, medicines or other risky material. The primary role of Statutory Planning Services is to guide and manage land use, planning and development throughout the Shire of Peppermint Grove for the earnings of stylish and future residents: To bear professional advice to ensure the public is mindful of the planning process and the matters that guide the development potential of all land in the Shire. Prepare, implement and maintain residential and commercial plans. Yield timely processing of all land use related applications, inquiries and complaints. All applications for Planning Approval must confine the following: The location and proposed use of any existing building to be retained and the location and use of the building proposed to be erected on the site. Existing trees, street trees, crossovers and proposed crossovers. Shadowing of proposed development on adjoining properties as needed by the Residential Design Codes of WA. Floor plans elevations and sections of any building proposed to be erected or altered and of any building intended to be retained. What happens to planning application after it is submitted? Should you be aggrieved by any segment of a decision, in respect of the exercise of a discretionary power, there is a correct of appeal to apply to the State istrative Tribunal for a review of the decision in accordance with the Planning and Development Act, 2005 (as amended) and any rules or regulations made pursuant to the Act.