CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR
LOCAL LAW
This Local Law was made by resolution of Council on 24 September 2012,
and commenced on 5 October, 2012.
Consumption of Liquor Local Law – 2012
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION
1
Title .....................................................................................................................................1
Objectives of this Local Law ................................................................................................1
Authorising Provision ...........................................................................................................1
Operation Date ....................................................................................................................1
Revocation Date ..................................................................................................................1
Repeal of Local Law ............................................................................................................1
Application of this local law..................................................................................................1
Definitions ...........................................................................................................................2
PART 2 - CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR ................................................................................4
Restrictions on the Consumption and Possession of Liquor ............................................... 4
New Year Controls ............................................................................................................. 5
Australia Day Controls ........................................................................................................ 5
Exemptions to the restriction .............................................................................................. 6
PART 3 – ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT ...........................................................7
Division 1 - Permits and administration.......................................................................... 7
Application for permit.......................................................................................................... 7
Granting a permit................................................................................................................ 7
Further Information ............................................................................................................. 7
Notice of Application........................................................................................................... 7
Consideration of Applications ............................................................................................. 8
Date of Operation ............................................................................................................... 8
Date of Expiry..................................................................................................................... 8
Correction of Permits.......................................................................................................... 8
Grounds for Cancellation or Amendment............................................................................ 8
Change and Transferability ................................................................................................ 9
Register of Permits ............................................................................................................. 9
Offences............................................................................................................................. 9
Exercise of Discretions ....................................................................................................... 9
Service of Notices .............................................................................................................. 9
Appeals ............................................................................................................................ 10
Division 2 - Enforcement Powers .................................................................................. 10
Power to impound ............................................................................................................ 10
Failing to give name and address ..................................................................................... 10
Infringement Notices ........................................................................................................ 10
Penalties .......................................................................................................................... 11
Additional penalty ............................................................................................................. 11
Delegations ...................................................................................................................... 11
PART 4 - SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 1 – APPLICATION FOR PERMIT................................................................. 12
SCHEDULE 2 – INFRINGEMENT NOTICE PENALTIES ................................................. 13
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D)
PART 4 – SCHEDULES (CONT’D)
SCHEDULE 3 - ARTHURS SEAT ......................................................................................14
SCHEDULE 4 - ARTHURS SEAT – SEAWINDS ................................................................15
SCHEDULE 5 - BALNARRING ...........................................................................................16
SCHEDULE 6 - BALNARRING BEACH..............................................................................17
SCHEDULE 7 - BAXTER....................................................................................................18
SCHEDULE 8 - BITTERN...................................................................................................19
SCHEDULE 9 - CRIB POINT .............................................................................................20
SCHEDULE 10 - CRIB POINT STATION .............................................................................21
SCHEDULE 11 - DROMANA ................................................................................................22
SCHEDULE 12 - GUNNAMATTA .........................................................................................23
SCHEDULE 13 - HASTINGS ................................................................................................24
SCHEDULE 14 - HASTINGS – WEST PARK .......................................................................25
SCHEDULE 15 - MERRICKS BEACH ..................................................................................26
SCHEDULE 16 - MOOROODUC – QUARRY RESERVE .....................................................27
SCHEDULE 17 - MORNINGTON ........................................ …………………………………...28
SCHEDULE 18 - MORNINGTON – BENTONS SQUARE ....................................................29
SCHEDULE 19 - MORNINGTON – CIVIC RESERVE ..........................................................30
SCHEDULE 20 - MORNINGTON – FORESHORES.............................................................31
SCHEDULE 21 - MORNINGTON – ROBERTSON DRIVE ...................................................32
SCHEDULE 22 - MOUNT ELIZA ..........................................................................................33
SCHEDULE 23 - MOUNT ELIZA WAY .................................................................................34
SCHEDULE 24 - MOUNT ELIZA – CANADIAN BAY ROAD.................................................35
SCHEDULE 25 - MOUNT ELIZA – EMIL MADSEN RESERVE ............................................36
SCHEDULE 26 - MOUNT ELIZA – HUMPHRIES ROAD ......................................................37
SCHEDULE 27 - MOUNT MARTHA .....................................................................................38
SCHEDULE 28 - MOUNT MARTHA – BEACH AND FORESHORE (NORTH) .....................39
SCHEDULE 29 - MOUNT MARTHA – BEACH AND FORESHORE (SOUTH) .....................40
SCHEDULE 30 - POINT LEO ...............................................................................................41
SCHEDULE 31 - PORTSEA .................................................................................................42
SCHEDULE 32 - PORTSEA – POLICE POINT ....................................................................43
SCHEDULE 33 - PORTSEA – BACK BEACH ......................................................................44
SCHEDULE 34 - ROSEBUD ................................................................................................45
SCHEDULE 35 - ROSEBUD – WATERFALL GULLY SHOPS .............................................46
SCHEDULE 36 - RYE ..........................................................................................................47
SCHEDULE 37 - RYE – FORESHORE (EAST)....................................................................48
SCHEDULE 38 - RYE – FORESHORE (WEST)...................................................................49
SCHEDULE 39 - RYE – PIER CARPARKS ..........................................................................50
SCHEDULE 40 - RYE – ROWLEY RESERVE .....................................................................51
SCHEDULE 41 - SAFETY BEACH .......................................................................................52
SCHEDULE 42 - SOMERS ..................................................................................................53
SCHEDULE 43 - SOMERVILLE ...........................................................................................54
SCHEDULE 44 - SOMERVILLE – FRUIT GROWERS RESERVE .......................................55
SCHEDULE 45 - SORRENTO ..............................................................................................56
SCHEDULE 46 - SORRENTO – BACK BEACH ...................................................................57
SCHEDULE 47 - SORRENTO – CAMPING AREA CAR PARK ............................................58
SCHEDULE 48 - SORRENTO – SKATE PARK....................................................................59
SCHEDULE 49 - SORRENTO – KOONYA BEACH..............................................................60
SCHEDULE 50 - STONY POINT ..........................................................................................61
SCHEDULE 51 - TYABB ......................................................................................................62
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Consumption of Liquor Local Law – 2012
PART 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION
1.
Title
This Local Law is the Consumption of Liquor Local Law of the Mornington Peninsula
Shire Council.
2.
Objectives of this Local Law
The objectives of this Local Law are to:
3.
(a)
Regulate and control the consumption of alcohol in designated areas, and
prohibit the possession of alcohol in other areas, within the Municipal District;
(b)
Protect against behaviour which causes detriment to the amenity and
environment of the Municipal District;
(c)
Protect the community interest;
(d)
Provide for the enforcement of this Local Law, including issue of infringement
notices, noting that enforcement of this Local Law would usually be the role of
Members of the Victoria Police;
(e)
Provide generally for the administration of Council’s powers and functions;
(f)
Lead and educate the public as to what is, and what is not, appropriate
behaviour; and
(g)
Provide generally for the peace, order and good government of the Municipal
District.
Authorising Provision
This Local Law is made under Section 111 of the Local Government Act 1989 (“the
Act”).
4.
Operation Date
This Local Law comes into operation on 5 October, 2012.
5.
Revocation Date
This Local Law ceases to operate on 5 October, 2022 unless sooner revoked by
Council.
6.
Repeal of Local Law
From the commencement of this Local Law, the Consumption of Liquor and Behaviour
in Public Places Local Law No. 6 (2005) is repealed.
7.
Application of this Local Law
Except as otherwise provided, this Local Law will apply to and operate throughout the
whole of the Municipal District.
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PART 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION (CONT’D)
8.
Definitions
Unless the contrary intention appears in this Local Law, the following words are defined
to mean:
WORDS
MEANING
The Act
means the Local Government Act 1989.
Authorised Officer
means any Person appointed under Section 224
and 224A (Members of Victoria Police) of the Act.
Council
means the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council.
Council Land
means land, buildings and facilities which are
owned, occupied or vested in the Council or in
respect of which the Council has the care and
management and to which the public has access
whether an entry fee is paid or not and includes a
public place.
Liquor
has the same meaning as the Liquor Control
Reform Act 1998.
Motor Vehicle
has the same meaning as in Section 3 of the
Road Safety Act 1986.
Municipal District
means the Municipal District of Council.
Penalty Unit
has the same meaning as in Section 110 of the
Sentencing Act 1991.
Permit
means a Permit in writing issued pursuant to the
provisions of this Local Law.
Person
includes a partnership, unincorporated body or
association or a corporation.
Public Notice
means a notice in a newspaper generally
circulating throughout the Municipal District.
Public Place
has the same meaning as in the Summary
Offences Act 1966.
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PART 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION (CONT’D)
8.
Definitions (Cont’d)
Unless the contrary intention appears in this Local Law, the following words are
defined to mean:
WORDS
MEANING
Road
means a highway, street, lane, bridge,
thoroughfare or other place that is open to
or used by the public for passage with
vehicles. It includes a public highway,
carriageway, Footpath, Traffic island,
nature strip and any area that is provided to
separate Vehicle Traffic on a highway,
street, lane, bridge, thoroughfare or other
place. It also means any place that is
defined as a road, a road related area or a
highway under Section 3(1) of the Road
Safety Act 1986.
Traffic
means the movement of people by foot or
in or on vehicles, along, across or within a
Road.
Vehicle
means a conveyance that is designed to
move, to be moved, or to be towed on Land
and includes a Motor Vehicle. It includes
an animal that is either driven or ridden and
a trailer but does not include:
(a)
a train; or
(b)
a Toy Vehicle; or
(c)
in respect of an injured or disabled
Person, a wheelchair or a motorised
wheelchair that is capable of a speed of no
more than seven (7) kilometres per hour.
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PART 2 – CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR
The restrictions and limitations in this Part do not apply to a person who is taking liquor in a
sealed container from a point of sale to a vehicle or private residence for consumption.
9.
Restrictions on the Consumption and Possession of Liquor
(1)
A Person must not consume Liquor, or have in his or her possession or control
any Liquor other than in a sealed container within:
(a)
those parts of the Municipal District which are delineated on the plans in
Schedules 3 to 19 (inclusive), 21 to 27 (inclusive), 30 to 36 (inclusive), 39 to
43 (inclusive), 45 to 51 (inclusive); and
(b)
on a Road or Council Land1, including in or on a stationary vehicle on a
Road or Council Land;
(c)
any other parts of the Municipal District determined by the Council from
time to time and described in a Public Notice.
Penalty: First Offence:
Second or Subsequent Offence:
(2)
A Person must not between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. on the following
day, within those parts of the Municipal District which are delineated on the plans
in Schedules 20, 28, 29, 37, 38 and 44 have in his or her possession or control
any Liquor.
Penalty: First Offence:
Second or Subsequent Offence:
(3)
10.
5 Penalty Units
10 Penalty Units
Where the restrictions in Clauses 9(1) and 9(2) do not apply, a Person must not,
between the hours of 11pm and 7am on the following day, consume Liquor or
have in his or her possession or control any Liquor other than in a sealed
container,
(a)
On a Road (including in or on a stationary vehicle on a Road); or
(b)
In, on or at any Council Land (including in or on a stationary vehicle on any
Council Land or any Public Place).
Penalty: First Offence:
Second or Subsequent Offence:
(4)
5 Penalty Units
10 Penalty Units
5 Penalty Units
10 Penalty Units
The Council may by resolution vary the hours specified in Clauses 9(2) and 9(3)
either generally or specifically in respect of any area described in the resolution
and must give notice of those variations in a Public Notice.
Exemptions to the Restrictions
The restrictions in Clauses 9(1), 9(2) and 9(3) do not apply to a Person:
(a)
1
Taking part in a function or activity in respect of which Council has given a written
exemption from this Local Law;
The definition of “Council Land” includes a “Public Place” as defined in the Summary Offences Act 1960.
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PART 2 – CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR (CONT’D)
10.
Exemptions to the Restrictions (Cont’d)
(b)
(c)
11.
Taking part in any function or activity on Council Land that:
(i)
Has been leased to the Person carrying on the function or activity; or
(ii)
Having specific permission for the function or activity from the Person
having the care, control or management of that Council Land; and
Within authorised premises or licensed premises under the Liquor Control
Reform Act 1998.
New Year Controls
A person must not, between 9:00 p.m. on 30 December and midnight on the following 1
January (inclusive):
(a)
Have in his or her possession any liquor in a glass container while on a Road or
Council Land;
(b)
Have in his or her possession any sealed container of liquor on a Road or
Council Land; or
(c)
Consume or be in possession of an open container of Liquor on any Road
(including any place set aside for parking Motor Vehicles by the public) or Council
Land.
Penalty: First Offence:
Second or Subsequent Offence:
12.
5 Penalty Units
10 Penalty Units
Exemptions to the Restriction
A person is exempted from the restrictions in Clause 11 if they are in:
13.
(a)
Licensed premises within the meaning of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998; or
(b)
An area in which the consumption of Liquor is permitted in accordance with a
permit granted under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998; or
(c)
An area in which Council has issued a Permit for the consumption of Liquor; or
(d)
Camping sites on the foreshore in which the occupants thereon possess a
current camping permit
Australia Day Controls
A person must not, between 11.00 pm on 25 January and 8.00 am on the following
27 January (inclusive):
(a)
Have in his or her possession any liquor in a glass container while on a Road or
Council Land;
(b)
Have in his or her possession any sealed container of Liquor while on a Road or
Council land; or
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PART 2 – CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR (CONT’D)
13.
Australia Day Controls (Cont’d)
(c)
Consume or be in possession of an opened container of Liquor on any Road
(including any place set aside for parking Motor Vehicles by the public) or Council
Land.
Penalty: First Offence:
Second or Subsequent Offence:
14.
5 Penalty Units
10 Penalty Units
Exemptions to the Restriction
A person is exempted from the restrictions in Clause 13 if they are in:
(a)
Licensed premises within the meaning of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998; or
(b)
An area in which the consumption of Liquor is permitted in accordance with a
permit granted under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998; or
(c)
An area in which Council has issued a Permit for the consumption of Liquor; or
(d)
Camping sites on the foreshore in which the occupants thereon possess a
current camping permit.
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PART 3– ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
Division 1 – Permits and Administration
15.
16.
17.
Application for Permit
(1)
An application for a Permit under this Local Law must be submitted to Council
and be accompanied by the required fee.
(2)
An application for a Permit must be generally in the form set out in Schedule 1.
Granting a Permit
(1)
The Council may grant a Permit for the consumption of Liquor and the
possession of Liquor in unsealed containers.
(2)
A Permit issued under this Clause must specify by reference to a plan the place
in which Liquor may be consumed or be in unsealed containers and must further
specify the date and times at which such Permit is in operation.
The Council may grant a Permit subject to such conditions as it considers appropriate
including:
(a)
A condition that specified things are to be done to the satisfaction of Council;
(b)
A condition that the Permit is not to come into effect unless an existing Permit is
cancelled or amended;
(c)
In relation to a Permit for a use for a specified time, a condition that:
(d)
18.
(i)
Any use carried out on the Land under the Permit is to be removed at the
end of the specified time; or
(ii)
The Land is to be restored to a specified state at the end of the specified
time; and
That the Applicant give notice in a manner specified by Council.
Further Information
The Council may require an Applicant to provide it with more information before it deals
with an application.
19.
Notice of Application
The Council may require an Applicant to give public notice of an application for a
Permit in the manner specified by Council.
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PART 3– ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT (CONT’D)
Division 1 – Permits and Administration (Cont’d)
20.
Consideration of Applications
In addition to any other matter which must be considered under this Local Law, in
considering an application for a Permit, Council may consider:
21.
(a)
Any objections or submission that may be received in respect of the application;
(b)
Any comment that may be made in respect of the application by any public
authority, government department or community organisations; or
(c)
Any other relevant matter.
Date of Operation
A Permit operates from the date specified in the Permit or if no date is specified the day
on which it is issued.
22.
Date of Expiry
A Permit expires on the date specified in the Permit or if no date is specified one (1)
year after the date of commencement of the Permit.
23.
Correction of Permits
(1)
(2)
24.
Council may correct a Permit if it contains:
(a)
A clerical mistake or an error arising from any accident, a slip or omission;
or
(b)
An evident material miscalculation of figures in the description of any
Person, thing or property referred to in the Permit.
The correction must be noted in the Register of Permits.
Grounds for Cancellation or Amendment
(1)
(2)
The Council may cancel or amend any Permit if it considers that there has been:
(a)
A material miss-statement or concealment of fact in relation to the
application for the Permit;
(b)
A substantial failure to comply with the conditions of the Permit;
(c)
A material mistake in relation to the grant of the Permit; or
(d)
A material change of circumstances which has occurred since the grant of
the Permit.
The cancellation or amendment must be noted in the Register of Permits.
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PART 3– ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT (CONT’D)
Division 1 – Permits and Administration (Cont’d)
25.
26.
27.
Change and Transferability
(1)
The Council may correct, cancel or amend a Permit at the request of any Person.
(2)
A Permit is not transferable by any holder to any other Person without the
consent of Council.
Register of Permits
(1)
The Council must keep and maintain a Register of Permits.
(2)
Any determination made by an Authorised Officer under this Local Law must be
maintained in a register kept for that purpose.
(3)
The register must be made available for inspection at the Municipal
during normal office hours.
Office
Offences
A Person who obtains or attempts to obtain a Permit by wilfully making or causing to be
made any false representation whether oral or in writing is guilty of an offence.
Penalty:
28.
10 Penalty Units
Exercise of Discretions
In exercising any discretion contained in this Local Law, the Council or an authorised
officer must have regard to:
29.
(a)
The objectives and standards of this Local Law; and
(b)
Any other relevant matter.
Service of Notices
Any notice required to be served on or given to a Person under this Local Law, may be
served on or given to the Person by:
(a)
Delivering the notice to the Person;
(b)
Leaving the notice at his or her usual or last known place of residence or
business with a Person apparently over the age of eighteen (18) years and
apparently residing or employed at that place; and
(c)
Sending the notice by post addressed to the Person at his or her last known
place of residence or business.
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PART 3– ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT (CONT’D)
Division 1 – Permits and Administration (Cont’d)
30.
Appeals
Any Person who is aggrieved by the administration or enforcement of this Local Law
may apply to a Committee or Review Panel, appointed by Council for the purpose, to
be heard and may make a written submission for consideration by the Council
Committee or Review Panel, but this right will not in any way remove that Person’s
obligation to act in accordance with any directions or notices which are applicable
under this Local Law.
Division 2 – Enforcement Powers
31.
Power to Impound
An Authorised Officer may impound and dispose of any Liquor which:
32.
(a)
Is in the possession or control of a Person, contrary to Clause 9(1), 9(2), 9(3), 11
or 13; or
(b)
Is within 25 metres of a Person reasonably suspected by the Authorised Officer
of having contravened Clause 9(1), 9(2), 9(3), 11 or 13 which the Authorised
Officer reasonably believes was formerly in the possession or control of such
Person or which is apparently abandoned.
Failing to Give Name and Address
A Person whom an Authorised Officer has reason to believe is guilty of an offence
under this Local Law must not refuse or fail to state his or her full and correct name and
address and date of birth or state a false name or address and date of birth when
required.
Penalty:
33.
10 Penalty Units
Infringement Notices
(1)
An Authorised Officer must serve a Local Law infringement notice in a form
specified by the Infringements Act 2006 on a person whom the officer believes
has committed an infringement against this Local Law requiring the person to pay
the penalty for that infringement within 28 days of the issue of the infringement
notice.
(2)
If the infringement notice is not withdrawn and the person pays to Council the
amount referred to in the infringement notice within the period of 28 days or such
further period as Council or an Authorised Officer may allow, no conviction will be
recorded against that person for the alleged infringement.
(3)
A person issued with an infringement notice may make a written representation to
Council, within 28 days of the issue of the infringement notice.
(4)
The Chief Executive Officer may authorise any person to consider any written
representation and any other relevant information and that person must consider
any such material brought to his or her attention.
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PART 3– ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT (CONT’D)
Division 2 – Enforcement Powers (Cont’d)
33.
Infringement Notices (Cont’d)
(5)
Subject to sub-clause 33(1) the decision of the person authorised under sub
clause 33(4) on any representation received will be final.
(6)
Council or the Chief Executive Officer or any other person authorised for the
purpose may at any time withdraw an infringement notice either as a result of
consideration of any representation made or with a view to prosecuting for an
offence.
(7)
Where an infringement notice is withdrawn, the person upon whom it was served
is entitled to a refund of any payment, which that person has made on the
infringement notice.
(8)
If the penalty referred to in an infringement notice has been paid within 28 days of
its issue and no representation has been received by Council or its officers, no
decision may be made to withdraw the infringement notice and prosecute the
offence after the expiry of 28 days from the issue of the infringement notice.
(9)
Any notice of withdrawal of an infringement notice may be served in accordance
with Section 234 of the Act.
(10) In the event of the failure of a person served with an infringement notice to pay
the amount specified within 28 days of the issue of the notice or such further time
as Council or an Authorised Officer may allow, Council or an Authorised Officer
may pursue the matter by prosecuting for an offence or by taking any steps which
may be available for enforcing penalties by registration of infringement notices.
(11) Any person served with a Local Law infringement notice is entitled to disregard
the notice and defend the prosecution in Court.
34.
Penalties
Except as otherwise provided, the penalties fixed for Infringement Notices are set out in
Schedule 2.
35.
Additional Penalty
In addition to any penalty imposed pursuant to this Local Law a penalty not exceeding
two (2) Penalty Units shall apply for each day after conviction for an offence during
which a contravention of this Local Law continues.
36.
Delegations
Each and every power, duty and function of the Council under this Local Law, including
the power to enforce this Local Law, to issues notices to comply, to issue infringement
notices, to issue Permits and to bring a prosecution in any Court of competent
jurisdiction, is delegated to each Authorised Officer of Council.
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PART 4
SCHEDULE 1
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT
I ..........................................................................................................................................
(Name of Applicant)
of ........................................................................................................................................
(Address)
wish to apply for a Permit .............................................................................. (Type of Permit)
The relevant details are as follows:
I wish to be able to:
............................................................................................................................................
............................................................................................................................................
............................................................................................................................................
............................................................................................................................................
For further information I may be contacted on .....................................(telephone) between
The following times: ..................................................... and ..............................................
Date ..............................................................
.............................................................
(Signed by Applicant)
Fees $ ............................................................
.............................................................
(Signature of Owner Where Required)
Paid ...............................................................
Receipt No. ...................................................
.......................................................................
(Name of Owner)
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
..............................................................
(Address of Owner)
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PART 4
SCHEDULE 2
INFRINGEMENT NOTICE PENALTIES
CLAUSE
NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
OFFENCE
PENALTY
UNITS
9(1)
Consumption, possession or control of First
Liquor, other than in a sealed container Second or
in designated areas of the Municipal Subsequent
District.
1
2
9(2)
Possession or control of Liquor in First
designated areas of the Municipal Second or
District between the hours of 8pm and Subsequent
8am.
1
2
9(3)
Consumption, possession or control of First
Liquor, other than in a sealed container Second or
between the hours of 11.00 p.m. and Subsequent
7.00 a.m. outside designated areas of
the Municipal District.
1
2
11
Consumption or possession during the First
New Year period contrary to the Local Second or
Law.
Subsequent
1
2
13
Consumption or possession of Liquor First
during the Australia Day period contrary Second or
to the Local Law.
Subsequent
1
2
27
Attempting to gain a Permit by making
any false representation.
2
32
Refusing or failing to state name and
address or birth date or state a false
name and address or birth date to an
Authorised Officer.
2
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PART 4 - SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 3
CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – ARTHURS SEAT
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PART 4 - SCHEDULES (CONT’D)
SCHEDULE 4
CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – ARTHURS SEAT - “SEAWINDS”
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PART 4 - SCHEDULES (CONT’D)
SCHEDULE 5
CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - BALNARRING
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PART 4 - SCHEDULES (CONT’D)
SCHEDULE 6
CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – BALNARRING BEACH
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PART 4 - SCHEDULES (CONT’D)
SCHEDULE 7
CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - BAXTER
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - BITTERN
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - CRIB POINT
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - CRIB POINT STATION
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - DROMANA
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - GUNNAMATTA
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - HASTINGS
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – HASTINGS – WEST PARK
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MERRICKS BEACH
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MOOROODUC - QUARRY RESERVE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - MORNINGTON
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MORNINGTON – BENTONS SQUARE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MORNINGTON – CIVIC RESERVE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MORNINGTON – FORESHORES
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MORNINGTON – ROBERTSON DRIVE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MOUNT ELIZA
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - MOUNT ELIZA WAY
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - MOUNT ELIZA – CANADIAN BAY ROAD
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - MOUNT ELIZA – EMIL MADSEN RESERVE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - MOUNT ELIZA – HUMPHRIES ROAD
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - MOUNT MARTHA
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MOUNT MARTHA BEACH & FORESHORE (NORTH)
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – MOUNT MARTHA BEACH & FORESHORE (SOUTH)
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - POINT LEO
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - PORTSEA
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – PORTSEA - POLICE POINT
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – PORTSEA – BACK BEACH
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – ROSEBUD
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – ROSEBUD – WATERFALL GULLY SHOPS
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – RYE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – RYE FORESHORE - EAST
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – RYE FORESHORE - WEST
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – RYE PIER CARPARKS
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – RYE –ROWLEY RESERVE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – SAFETY BEACH
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - SOMERS
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - SOMERVILLE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – SOMERVILLE – FRUIT GROWERS RESERVE
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - SORRENTO
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – SORRENTO – BACK BEACH
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – SORRENTO – CAMPING AREA CAR PARK
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – SORRENTO – SKATE PARK
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – SORRENTO - “KOONYA BEACH”
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR - STONY POINT
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR – TYABB
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
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