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Last week, Temora Shire Council began the process of connecting with refugee and migrant Australians looking to resettle in regional NSW . Counc...
Cr Nigel Judd recently graduated from the University of Technology, Sydney with a Masters Degree in Local Government.Temora Shire's Mayor, Councill...
Local government leaders will gather for a summit in Temora this week (Wednesday 8 May) to grapple with the challenges of delivering effective ge...
Temora Shire Council Mayor, Rick Firman has introduced the newly appointed Road Safety Officer for Bland, Coolamon, Junee and Temora Shire Counci...
Your Worship The Mayor Christchurch City Council Mayor Lianne Dalziel Dear Madam Mayor, Greetings from Temora Shire in NSW, Aus...
If you're the owner of premises with a swimming pool or spa, you must register the pool or spa on the NSW Swimming Pool Register, in accordance with the Swimming Pools Amendment Act 2012.
Registration of existing pools was required to be made before 29 October 2013. If you have not yet registered your pool, please register it as soon as possible to avoid possible penalties.
All new swimming pools and spa pools must be registered before the appointed Council or Private Accredited Certifier can issue an Occupation Certificate for the pool.
As a pool owner, you're also required to carry out a self-assessment of your pool and to advise if it meets the relevant pool safety standards, using the pool inspection self-assessment checklists on the Swimming Pool Register website.
The specific requirements and standards of installation principally depend upon the time of installation of the pool and also the nature and size of the property at that time.
Please refer to the specific requirements and checklists for your swimming pool or spa pool on the website for the Division of Local Government.
Pool safety self-assessment checklists help to assess if your pool meets the relevant safety standards. However, a more detailed inspection by a Council or Private Accredited Certifier may identify matters that may need to be attended to, to achieve compliance with the Swimming Pools Act 1992 and relevant standards.
