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The Pesticide Use Notification Plan has been developed to outline how Council will notify residents and visitors about the application of pesticides on land under Council's management.
The document aims to provide greater transparency and help ensure the community is informed about pesticide use in public areas, while supporting Council's responsibilities for the maintenance of parks, reserves, roadsides, sports grounds and other public spaces.
Council encourages interested residents, businesses and community groups to review the draft Plan and participate in the consultation process.
Feedback closes at 5pm on Wednesday 28 October 2026.
For further information please contact Council's Parks Supervisor on 02 4823 4444 or council@goulburn.nsw.gov.au
The Pesticide Use Notification Plan has been developed to outline how Council will notify residents and visitors about the application of pesticides on land under Council's management.
The document aims to provide greater transparency and help ensure the community is informed about pesticide use in public areas, while supporting Council's responsibilities for the maintenance of parks, reserves, roadsides, sports grounds and other public spaces.
Council encourages interested residents, businesses and community groups to review the draft Plan and participate in the consultation process.
Feedback closes at 5pm on Wednesday 28 October 2026.
For further information please contact Council's Parks Supervisor on 02 4823 4444 or council@goulburn.nsw.gov.au
Share Pesticide Use Notification Plan Feedback on FacebookShare Pesticide Use Notification Plan Feedback on X (formerly Twitter)Share Pesticide Use Notification Plan Feedback on LinkedinEmail Pesticide Use Notification Plan Feedback link
