Picton cemetery is located between Dunlop Place & Wild Street in Upper Picton. Picton Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in the area containing graves dating back to the 1800's. The new section provides for interment in general (non-denomination) lawn beams and interment of ashes within the Remembrance Wall or Memorial Wall. The older monumental section is at full capacity and is only available for existing reservations.
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Animal Shelter Opening Hours
By appointment only, Monday - Friday & closed weekends.
If you have any questions you can call our Animal Shelter on (02) 4677 1100 or email council@wollondilly.nsw.gov.au between 8.30am - 4.30pm on weekdays. Weekend contact number is 4677 0462 (strictly for weekends only).
Payment
No cash is accepted at the Animal Shelter, all payments must be made by Eftpos/Credit Card only.
Animals Currently in Shelter
We get many lost animals dropped off at the Animal…
If you are concerned about a tree on a neighbouring property, the best way to sort the issue out is to discuss it with your neighbour.
Your neighbour may not be aware that there is an issue.
You are entitled to prune any overhanging branches or the roots of a tree that cross your property from your neighbour's property under the "common law right to abatement."
Pruning should only be done to the minimum extent necessary (up to your property boundary) and in accordance with the…
See a list of common questions in regards to the Tree Management Application.
Lodging a Tree Management ApplicationWhen is a Tree Management Application Needed?You must complete a Tree Management Application (linked below) and pay the relevant fee to get a permit for managing trees. The fees are in accordance with Council's fees and charges 2023/24 (updated each financial year).
You will need approval if:
The tree(s) is not on Council's Exemption List (See FAQ's below for fu…
Dilly Doggy Day Out
Join us at the Picton Sportsground for the much-anticipated return of the Dilly Doggy Day Out! This fun-filled event takes place on Sunday, 18 August from 9 am to 1 pm. Bring your furry friends along for a sunny day packed with activities.
Highlights Include:
Special guest Dr. Katrina Warren, alongside a panel of pet experts.
A variety of stalls featuring pet merchandise, doggy treats, pet food, and more.
Engaging animal education presentations.
Plenty of activities for yo…
Discover what Council is doing to improve inclusion and accessibility within the Shire.
The Wollondilly Advertiser is now available in audio format for people who would like to receive the paper in audio form. The newspaper is recorded onto a CD each week and made available to anyone interested. This service is available free of charge to anyone who lives or works in Wollondilly.
ContactCouncil's Community Projects Officer - Ageing and Disability on (02) 4677 1100 or council@wollondill…
Purpose
The Community Grants Program provides funding towards community projects, events and small capital equipment purchases to support community organisations and groups operating within the Wollondilly Local Government Area for the benefit of local communities. The Community Grants Program will be open for applications in May each year with successful recipients presented with funds in August.
Eligibility
To be eligible for funding an organisation must meet all of the following:
Be a n…
Purpose
The Sponsorship Program provides funding to support community events or programs or minor works that Council recognises as having economic, tourism and social benefit to the community and the Wollondilly Local Government Area. Applications can be made twice a year in May and September.
Eligibility
To be eligible for funding an organisation must meet all of the following:
Be a not for profit community organisation
Be an incorporated body or be auspiced (sponsored) by an incorporated…
The Sponsorship Program provides funding up to $1,000 to support community events and programs or up to $500 for minor works that Council recognises as having significant economic and social benefit to the Wollondilly Community and the Wollondilly Local Government Area. Sponsorships are provided twice per year in May and October.
Before applying please ensure you understand full program details and eligibility. To view this information visit the Sponsorship Program page.
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Permit to Exceed Sign Posted Load Limit
Existing 'No Trucks' load limit restrictions are in place as the axle loads of trucks constitutes a significant factor in pavement stress, contributing to accelerated wear of the surface, fatigue cracking and pavement deformation.
In exceptional circumstances – Council may issue a permit to a specific vehicle with a genuine need for such a permit. On receipt of an application, due consideration will be given to the request. Allow for ten (10)…
The Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK) is an innovative system that enables people with disability to gain 24/7 access to a network of public facilities. Council is offering the Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK) at a cost of $10 to eligible Wollondilly residents.
MLAK key holders will have 24/7 access to MLAK keyed designated accessible public toilets across the Wollondilly LGA. The MLAK key opens all accessible toilets displaying the MLAK symbol and will allow access to over 350 facilities th…
How to lodge a Development Application.
Lodge a Development Application
You can lodge a Development Application online via the NSW Planning Portal.
You will be required to register for an account.
After you have registered you will be able to submit and track your application.
For more information on online lodgement, please visit the NSW Planning Portal. If you need further information on the Development Application process please visit our Preparing a DA page.
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Considerations for the installation and connection of plumbing and drainage.
Plumbing and drainage works on a property that is not connected to a Sydney Water town water supply and Sewer supply will require prior approval from Council. The required application is a Section 68 Application under the Local Government Act.
Frequently Asked Questions
Solid fuel home heaters are also known as ‘slow combustion heaters/ cookers’, ‘pot belly stoves’, ‘wood fire heaters’ or ‘tile fires’.
Approval is required from Council for the installation of a wood or oil fueled heater, under Section 68 of the Local Government Act, 1993. Wood heaters must be installed in accordance with the Australian Building Code and Australian Standard AS/NZS 2918 to ensure the safety of the house, its occupants and the environment.
If you already have a wood fire heater,…
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