| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
| To do what? | In what circumstances? | To whom? |
| 1 | To demolish or remove a building | (d) Building is erected in a catchment
district and causes or is likely to cause pollution of the water supply | Owner
of building |
| 2 | | | |
| 3 | To repair or make structural alterations to a building | (c) Building is
erected in a catchment district and causes or is likely to cause pollution of
the water supply | Owner of building |
| 4 | | | |
| 5 | To take such action as is necessary to bring into compliance with relevant
standards or requirements set or made by or under this Act or under the
Local Government Act 1919 --(a) a camping ground, caravan park or
manufactured home estate(b) a moveable dwelling or manufactured home(d) a
place of shared accommodation(e) a hairdressers shop or beauty salon(f) a
mortuary(g) a water meter on premises(h) a water supply or sewerage system on
premises, but only in relation to any work that is not plumbing and drainage
work within the meaning of the Plumbing and Drainage Act 2011 | Failure to
comply with relevant standards or requirements set or made by or under this
Act or under the Local Government Act 1919 | Owner, occupier or manager or, in
the case of a water meter, water supply or sewerage system in respect of which
a defect occurs in work due to faulty workmanship of, or defective material
supplied by, a licensed contractor (being the holder of a licence in force
under the Home Building Act 1989 authorising the holder to contract to do the
work) within 12 months after the work is carried out or the material is
supplied, the licensed contractor |
| 6 | | | |
| 7 | To fence land | Public health, safety or convenience renders it necessary or
expedient to do so and there is no adequate fence between the land and a
public place | Owner or occupier of land |
| 8 | To identify premises with such numbers or other identification in such
manner as is specified in the order | Premises have a frontage to or entrance
from a road and there are no markings that can readily be seen and understood
from the road | Owner or occupier of land |
| 9 | To fence, empty, fill in or cover up a hole or waterhole in the manner
specified in the order | Hole or waterhole is or may become dangerous to life
| Owner or occupier of land |
| 10 | To remove or stack articles or matter, to cover articles or matter, to
erect fences or screens or to plant trees | Land is in the immediate vicinity of
a public place and is used for the storage of articles or matter so as to
create or be likely to create unsightly conditions | Owner or occupier of land |
| 11 | To do or to refrain from doing such things as are specified in the order to
prevent environmental damage, to repair environmental damage or to prevent
further environmental damage | Work carried out on land has caused or is likely
to cause environmental damage, being damage to the physical environment that
is caused by--(a) drainage, or(b) drainage works, or(c) obstructing a natural
watercourse other than by a work constructed or used under a water management
work approval granted under the Water Management Act 2000 ,not being
environmental damage arising from premises, works or equipment the subject of
a licence issued under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997
or the subject of a notice or direction issued by a regulatory authority under
that Act | Owner or occupier of land |
| 12 | To do such things as are necessary to control the flow of surface water
across land | Other land, or a building on the land or other land, is being
damaged or is likely to be damaged | Owner or occupier of land |
| 13, 14 | | | |
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
| To do what? | In what circumstances? | To whom? |
| 15 | Not to conduct, or to cease conducting, an activity on premises (whether or
not the activity is approved under this Act) | The activity constitutes or is
likely to constitute--(a) a life threatening hazard, or(b) a threat to public
health or public safetyand is not regulated or controlled under any other Act
by a public authority | Any person apparently engaged in promoting, conducting
or carrying out the activity |
| 15A | | | |
| 16 | To cease the use of premises or to evacuate premises | A person to whom order
No 15 is given has failed to comply with the order | The person to whom order No
15 is given |
| 17 | To leave premises or not to enter premises | A person to whom order No 15 is
given has failed to comply with the order | Any person |
| 18 | Not to keep birds or animals on premises, other than of such kinds, in such
numbers or in such manner as specified in the order | Birds or animals kept on
premises are--(a) in the case of any premises (whether or not in a catchment
district)--of an inappropriate kind or number or are kept inappropriately,
or(b) in the case of premises in a catchment district--birds or animals (being
birds or animals that are suffering from a disease which is communicable to
man or to other birds or animals) or pigs | Occupier of premises |
| 19 | To use or not to use a tennis court as specified | Actual or likely annoyance
or threat to the safety of neighbours or users of a public place | Occupier of
land |
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
| To do what? | In what circumstances? | To whom? |
| 20 | To do such things as are specified in the order to put premises, vehicles
or articles used for the manufacture, preparation, storage, sale,
transportation or other handling or use of or in relation to food into a clean
or sanitary condition | The premises, vehicle or article is not in a clean or
sanitary condition | Owner or occupier of premises or owner or operator of
vehicle or article |
| 21 | To do or refrain from doing such things as are specified in the order to
ensure that land is, or premises are, placed or kept in a safe or healthy
condition | The land or premises are not in a safe or healthy condition | Owner or
occupier of land or premises |
| 22 | To store, treat, process, collect, remove, dispose of or destroy waste
which is on land or premises in the manner specified in the order, provided
that it is not inconsistent with regulations made under the Protection of the
Environment Operations Act 1997 | Waste is present or generated on the land or
premises and is not being dealt with satisfactorily, and is not regulated or
controlled by, or subject to, a licence or notice granted or issued under the
Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 | Owner or occupier of land or
premises, owner of or person responsible for the waste or for any receptacle
or container in which the waste is contained |
| 22A | To remove or dispose of waste that is on any residential premises or to
refrain from keeping waste on those premises | The waste is causing or is likely
to cause a threat to public health or the health of any individual | Owner or
occupier of the premises |
| 23 | To connect premises to the council's water supply by a specified date | The
premises are situated within 225 metres of a water pipe of the council | Owner
or occupier of land |
| 24 | To connect premises with a sewerage system by a specified date | The premises
are situated within 75 metres of a sewer of the council | Owner or occupier of
premises |
| 25 | Not to use or permit the use of a human waste storage facility on premises
after a specified date | It is necessary for the purpose of protecting public
health | Owner or occupier of premises |
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
| To do what? | In what circumstances? | To whom? |
| 26 | | | |
| 27 | To remove an object or matter from a public place or prevent any object or
matter being deposited there | The object or matter--(a) is causing or is likely
to cause an obstruction or encroachment of or on the public place and the
obstruction or encroachment is not authorised by or under any Act, or(b) is
causing or is likely to cause danger, annoyance or inconvenience to the public
| Person causing obstruction or encroachment or owner or occupier of land from
which the object or matter emanates or is likely to emanate |
| 28 | To take whatever steps are necessary to prevent damage to a public place
and to repair damage to a public place | There is actual or likely damage-- | |
| (a) by excavation or removal of material from or adjacent to the public place,
or | Person responsible for the excavation or the removal of the material |
| (b) by a work or structure, or | Owner or person entitled to the benefit of the
work or structure |
| (c) by surface drainage or irrigation | Owner or occupier of land from which
surface drainage flows or from which spray emanates |
| 29 | To alter or repair a work or structure on, over or under a public place | It
is in the public interest to do so | Owner of the work or structure |
New South Wales Consolidated Acts