Gold Coast City Council Local Law No 31 (Swimming Pools) 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Gold Coast City Council Local Law No 31 (Swimming Pools) document in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the 'Citation' and 'Objects' sections to understand the purpose of the local law. This will help you grasp the importance of compliance.
  3. Move on to the 'Definitions' section. Familiarize yourself with key terms such as 'Outdoor swimming pool' and 'Authorised person', as these will be referenced throughout the form.
  4. In the 'Application' section, ensure you have all necessary documents ready for submission, including site plans and specifications required for approval.
  5. Fill out your details in the relevant fields, ensuring accuracy in descriptions of intended construction or alterations as outlined in the 'Approval Required' section.
  6. Review each requirement under sections like 'Siting and Safety', 'Minimum Requirements', and others to ensure your application meets all local standards before finalizing.

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Under the Local Government Act 2009, the City of Gold Coast has powers to make and enforce local laws. Our local laws are designed to enhance the Gold Coast way of life and reflect community needs to ensure safety, harmony and good rule. Local laws govern a wide range of important issues such as: parking.
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