When a parked vehicle partially or completely obstructs a driveway, there are several options available to residents.
A vehicle obstructing a driveway is illegally parked and Council rangers can issue a penalty notice to the offending vehicle. You can request enforcement by reporting the problem to Council on 9911 6555. If you need a vehicle towed, such as…
Council may notify the owner that their vehicle is causing a safety risk or an obstruction or has been left unattended in one place for too long, including boat trailers, other trailers and caravans.
Once notified, the owner must respond and move the vehicle within the following risk-based timeframes:
The City of Canada Bay Waste Info app is the new official waste and recycling app, designed for our community.
We are making it easier for you to manage your waste and recycling.
Our new Waste Info app includes:
The City of Canada Bay organises a range of recycling events for e-waste and other tricky items throughout the year, as well as household chemical cleanouts and educational workshops. Read more about these events below and subscribe to our Sustainable…
At the Community Recycling Centre (CRC) you can drive through and drop off household problem waste that cannot go in your kerbside bins. This is a free service with no bookings or…
All cats and dogs, other than exempt cats and dogs, must be registered by 12 weeks of age.
There are three steps in the registration process.
Microchipping is a way to permanently identify your pet. Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice and are inserted in the back of your pet's neck. This is done by your vet…
Did you know the City of Canada Bay is home to over 19,000 pet dogs? We understand how important it is to have local off-leash areas, especially as more and more Sydneysiders live in apartments or townhouses, with little or no access to grassy areas.
If you experience unwanted noise such as excessive barking or other problems associated with dogs or cats in your local neighbourhood, there are a number of things you can do.
The first measure is to try and resolve the problem amicably. Often, the cat or dog owner may not be aware that their pet is causing a problem and may be more than happy to make changes…