provide a Certificate of Currency in relation to a public liability insurance, insuring against liability for the death of or injury to any person or damage to any property arising out of the display that will be authorised by the Permit; forward the application, the required information and permit fees (cheques payable to to: “Wyndham City”) Legislative Services Unit Wyndham City Wyndham City P.O. Box 197 WERRBEE VIC 3030 13. Decision Making 1. Local conditions will influence where items may be placed. The Wyndham City cannot permit activity where it would compromise pedestrian, diner or traffic safety. Relevant local conditions include the width of the footpath, proximity to major roads, loading zones, trees, angle parking and the number of pedestrians at particular times of day. 2. Each permit application will be assessed on a case by case basis and will consider all relevant factors including the following: Width of footpath, Speed of traffic adjacent to the area, Proximity of the area to the traffic lane, Proximity of the area to intersections, Parking permitted adjacent to the area, Type of parking permitted adjacent to the area (i.e. parallel, angle), Accident history of the area, Presence of street furniture, safety barriers or bollards, trees etc. Clearance requirements from street furniture, Distance from Bus Zones, Taxi Ranks, Loading Zones, Access requirements of pedestrians, Positioning of bicycle paths. Depending on the outcome of the suitability assessment, Wyndham City may decide to grant or refuse a permit or, alternatively, grant a permit on condition that certain safety measures are installed. 3. Where existing street furniture in front of a property is an obstacle to footpath trading, the applicant may apply for it to be moved at the of street furniture is applicant’s cost. Movement at the discretion of Wyndham City.
provide a Certificate of Currency in relation to a public liability insurance, insuring against liability for the death of or injury to any person or damage to any property arising out of the display that will be authorised by the Permit; forward the application, the required information and permit fees (cheques payable to “Wyndham City”) to: Legislative Services Unit Wyndham City Wyndham City P.O. Box 197 WERRBEE VIC 3030 13. Decision Making 1. Local conditions will influence where items may be placed. The Wyndham City cannot permit activity where it would compromise pedestrian, diner or traffic safety. Relevant local conditions include the width of the footpath, proximity to major roads, loading zones, trees, angle parking and the number of pedestrians at particular times of day. 2. Each permit application will be assessed on a case by case basis and will consider all relevant factors including the following: Width of footpath, Speed of traffic adjacent to the area, Proximity of the area to the traffic lane, Proximity of the area to intersections, Parking permitted adjacent to the area, Type of parking permitted adjacent to the area (i.e. parallel, angle), Accident history of the area, Presence of street furniture, safety barriers or bollards, trees etc. Clearance requirements from street furniture, Distance from Bus Zones, Taxi Ranks, Loading Zones, Access requirements of pedestrians, Positioning of bicycle paths. Depending on the outcome of the suitability assessment, Wyndham City may decide to grant or refuse a permit or, alternatively, grant a permit on condition that certain safety measures are installed. 3. Where existing street furniture in front of a property is an obstacle to footpath trading, the applicant may apply for it to be moved at the applicant’s cost. Movement of street furniture is at the discretion of Wyndham City.
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