Council at its meeting on the 21st February 2007 adopted a Management Plan for Pesticide Use Notification prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Pesticides Regulations 1995. The plan sets out how Liverpool Plains Shire Council will notify the community of pesticide applications it makes or allows to be made to public places that it owns or controls
Pesticide Use Notification Plan (pdf 171 kb )
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Contact details for residents who wish to contact their local weeds officer and or access the NIWAC – Northern Inland Weeds Advisory Committee website which includes your area.
There has been a change to the new Weeds Act and this will be one area that residents and landowners may be interested to access, as well as media releases as they occur.
Further information on Councils noxious weeds Control Policy and Weed Control measures may be accessed by clicling on the link below
Council employs two weeds officers whose role is to undertake property inpections and advise landholders on control of noxious weed species
These staff members may be contacted on the number listed below.
Contact details
Peter Scott or Mike Whitney
02 6746 2859 (ph)
peter.scott@lpsc.nsw.gov.au