The Whitehorse City Council has an ongoing commitment to provide a vibrant safe and healthy environment for the local community. Development is a fundamental
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Council supports schools and early years services in Whitehorse on their sustainability journey. Council offers: funding to participate in State Government
Good streetscape design increases the value of the area, improves quality of life for residents and increases accessibility for everyone in the community. A
Whitehorse News - April 2023 While the construction of our new performing arts centre is well underway, Council’s Parks and Natural Environment Team has been
Laws and regulations about animals are there to protect them from neglect and cruelty as well as protecting the community from animals becoming a nuisance or
We may have grown up in homes with room for veggies, trees and lawn for kids to play on but as urban areas are becoming denser, there is less space for each
Depending on the project you or your building contractor are working on, you may need a permit from Council. Permits are a legal requirement for works on
If you are using a crane (including support equipment) or placing plant and equipment such as scissor lifts, excavator or concrete pumps on Council land you
Engage a professional landscape architect or designer to prepare your landscape plan early. Development of a landscape plan is an integral part of the site