Policies

The objective of this policy is to determine conditions for advertising on recreation grounds.

The objective of this policy is to guide the strategic management of Council’s assets in order to deliver Councils strategic objectives as stated in the Community Strategic Plan. The policy also guides the development of the Asset Management Strategy and Plans.

A building line is a regulatory means, as provided by Council, whereby individual properties may be provided with an unbuilt upon space between buildings located on the property and street boundaries or reserves.

This policy applies to the installation of bus shelters within the road reserve by Council, developers, or other entities, throughout the Cessnock LGA.

This policy outlines the overall principles that underpin how Council manages its cemeteries in order to comply with legislative requirements and provide a dignified and responsive cemetery and memorialisation service to the community.

The Cessnock Airport Operational Policy and User Guidelines have been compiled by Cessnock City Council for the use of all current and future airport users.

This Policy sets out Council’s position on climate change and provides direction on climate change matters for Council and the Cessnock community.

The Model Code of Conduct sets the minimum standards of conduct for council officials. It is prescribed by regulation.

The code contains the rules and regulations on how Council and committee meetings should be conducted and details procedures for matters such as motions, amendments and the general conduct of speeches.

The objective of this policy is to establish a governing framework for the consideration of requests for financial and/or in-kind assistance, by way of sponsorship and/or fee waiving.