Forms and Publications

Community Engagement Policy outlines the City of Bayswater's commitment to appropriate, effective and inclusive community engagement.

Council's position on allowing flexibility for payments on overdue debtor, and rates and service charges where extreme financial hardship is recognised, and outlines the scope and criteria for assessing applications of financial hardship.

The City will respond to requests made by the Elected Members in a timely and professional manner in
accordance with the details stipulated in this Policy.

The City of Bayswater (the City) may waiver fees or grant concessions to support not-for-profit community groups and schools and to promote the City in a fair and equitable manner.

This Policy provides a framework to manage the use of residential properties for unhosted short-term rental accommodation (STRA).

To provide clarity around the entitlements available to Elected Members and determine the method and timing of payments to Elected Members in accordance with the Local Government Act 1995.

The purpose of this policy is to provide clear direction on appropriate locations for child care premises within the City of Bayswater.

The purpose of this Policy is to provide the City of Bayswater (the City) with an information classification framework that enables the City to classify and label information assets according to their sensitivity, to maintain and protect the City's information assets particularly when these assets are also required by other Local Government agencies, Western Australian State Government, and third-party organisations.

This policy provides a transparent and merit-based process for the appointment of independent members
of City of Bayswater advisory groups and provides for payment of a fee in lieu of expenses for independent
advisory group members to attend advisory group meetings.

To provide a consistent and transparent approach for nomination, selection and awarding of the title of "Honorary Freeman of the City of Bayswater".