1. Introduction to Licensing & Compliance Services
Bylaws

2. WHAT WE DO
Education
Bylaws
Street Trading
Public Safety

3. Six Compliance Officers
LICENSING & COMPLIANCE SERVICES
Bylaws & Compliance
Team Leader
South
Four Compliance Officers
Central
Six Compliance Officers
Six Project Advisors
North West
Environmental Health
Alcohol Licensing
Animal Management
THE TEAM

4. VISION AND PRINCIPLES
DEVELOP
SERVE
COLLAB-ORATE
TEAM
ACHIEVE
LEAD
World’s most liveable city | Great value for money | Safe, healthy and vibrant Auckland

5. OUR PARTNERS Auckland Council -Internal Partners ATEED AT ACE
Ministry of Commerce
Tourism Industry
Solid Waste
Business Associations
CCOs
Community
Local
Local Board

6. Annual Volume of Requests for Service

7. Street Trading Trading and Events in Public Places Bylaw 2015
Outdoor Dining
Outdoor Displays
Marketing & Promotion
Alcohol & Health Licences
Trading and Events in
Public Places Bylaw 2015

8. which can create a vibrant hub to attract visitors.
Outdoor Dining
Bylaw allows for premises such as cafés, restaurants, bars, or takeaways to apply for an outside seating area –
which can create a vibrant hub to attract visitors.
Such licences involve application
to council, an inspection, and payment
of fees
For how long? Conditions?
‘Policing’ of such premises.

9. Outdoor Displays
Outdoor displays are common throughout retail business areas.
They are accommodated in the bylaw, but there is no application or fee.
The general rule is 600mm from the building line.
They can get out of hand…

10. Charities Delegated authority to issue licence Types of charities
Expectations

11. Fundraising
The Trading and Events in Public Places Bylaw 2015 permits registered charitable organisations to fundraise
Licences are issued to registered charitable organisations to collect (shake and take) and ‘sign up’ - the latter are controlled through the PFRA
Other fundraisers include schools, kindergartens, churches, etc. that raise funds by way of cake stalls, etc.

12. Marketing and Promotional
Most common sight is people handing out flyers and/or promotional goods in the streets
As a general rule we don’t allow it but the new bylaw will accommodate it
In the Auckland CBD certain spots have been designated as sites for such activity
Can a Business Association for an area control this?

13. How can we activate our unused spaces?
Create culture & vibrancy | Increase visitor numbers
Licensed buskers
Street artists
Markets
Mobile traders

14. Signage

16. Freedom Camping Opportunity for benefits to business
Liaise with Local Boards

17. Anti-Social Behaviour

18. Heart of the City
Bylaws
Public Spaces
Warranted Enforcement officers

19. What does this mean? Support for businesses - take ownership
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