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Bylaws

A Bylaw is a rule or regulation made by a Local Authority such as the Upper Hutt City Council.

The Local Government Act 2002 empowers the Council to make bylaws.  It stipulates that the Council must first determine that a bylaw is the most appropriate way of addressing the particular problem and otherwise follow the procedure, prescribed by the Act, for making a bylaw.

	Brothels 2003 (pdf 40K)
	Community Facilities 2005  (pdf 28K)
	Control of Advertising Signs 2005  (pdf 69K)
	Dog Control 2004  (pdf 53K)
	Hutt Valley Trade Wastes 2006  (pdf 194K)
	Keeping of Animals, Poultry and Bees 2005  (pdf 17K)
	Liquor Control 2007 - Central City Liquor Ban  (pdf 3.43M)
	Prevention of Vegetation Fires 2005  (pdf 19K)
	Public Places 2005 (pdf 76K)
	Silverstream Liquor Control 2007  (pdf 1.53M)
	Solid Waste 2005  (pdf 20K)
	Speed Limits 2005  (pdf 992K)
	Trading in Public Places 2005  (pdf 47K)
	Traffic 2005  (pdf 241K)
	Water Supply 2008  (pdf 257K)

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