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Wollondilly Council has adopted the Gas Scare Gun Policy, at its meeting in November 2021.
The purpose of the Policy is to define operational guidelines for the use of gas scare guns within Wollondilly Shire to protect the amenity of rural areas, and to reduce potential environmental impacts.
Council recognises that the use of scare guns is a normal part of undertaking many agricultural enterprises and that hearing them is part of living in a rural landscape. We support the rights of primary producers to use scare guns, so long as their use is consistent with this policy.
The Draft Gas Scare Gun Policy was on public exhibition from Wednesday 30 June to Wednesday 11 August 2021.
Wollondilly Council has adopted the Gas Scare Gun Policy, at its meeting in November 2021.
The purpose of the Policy is to define operational guidelines for the use of gas scare guns within Wollondilly Shire to protect the amenity of rural areas, and to reduce potential environmental impacts.
Council recognises that the use of scare guns is a normal part of undertaking many agricultural enterprises and that hearing them is part of living in a rural landscape. We support the rights of primary producers to use scare guns, so long as their use is consistent with this policy.
The Draft Gas Scare Gun Policy was on public exhibition from Wednesday 30 June to Wednesday 11 August 2021.
Thanks for your interest. Some helpful information on making a submission:
Please read the draft Policy
Consider: Do you support the Policy? What do you think the Policy does well? Is there anything you don't agree with? Is anything left out? Etc.
Identify the ideas you want to comment on. It can be as much or little as you like, but please be clear.
Submit your comments: Either write your submission separately and upload it as a Word file or PDF, or, type your submission into the text box provided.
