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One hour of free parking every day via meter or app, top up anywhere, and automatic payments.

Great news! It’s time to lodge your planning application.Before applying, you need to have the following information:A full and current (no older than 30 days) copy of your Certificate of Title including the Plan of Subdivision and correct ownership details. A full copy of any registered restrictive covenant or Section 173 Agreement that may apply to your land. A digital copy of your plans and supporting documentsLodge your applica...

Accommodation, beauty and body art businesses located in the City of Ballarat must register with our Environmental Health team and comply with the Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 before starting trade.

Registering your pet is a mandatory requirement under the Domestic Animals Act 1994. Apart from being a state legislated, pet registration helps us reunite you with your pet if they are picked up or get out unexpectedly and assists with data collection and how to increase responsible pet ownership throughout our community. All pets must be microchipped to be registered. If your pet is not microchipped- please get in contact with your local vet.

No, food scraps can’t be put into the green waste bin in Ballarat. You can place your food scraps in your home compost bin or your rubbish bin.Our green waste contractor is not able to process food waste. This means that any food waste in the green waste bin is considered a contamination. 

These videos support families to understand their toddlers sleep patterns and development from ages 18 – 24 months.

Looking to pay a fee or fine? City of Ballarat has different options for you depending on what you're trying to pay. Check the bottom or back of your invoice for payment options.

Ballarat has many parks, waterways, and sporting reserves that can be used for a wide range of events and activities. To manage these on behalf of our community, event organisers (those responsible for planning and delivering the event), must apply to the City of Ballarat for a permit to use the public space (venue).

The City of Ballarat sends out valuation and rates notices in August each year.You can receive your rates notice by email or post.If you need a copy of your rates notice, you can request a copy through eServices.Sign up to receive and view your rates notices online.

The types of permits you will need will vary based on what your business vision is, together with where you would like to operate your business from.