By-laws
54 By-laws
S. 54(1) amended by No. 10/2017 s. 33(11).
With the approval of the Governor in Council Development Victoria may make by-laws in relation to all or any part or parts of the docklands area, for or with respect to prohibiting, controlling or regulating any of the following—
S. 54(1)(a)‑(c) repealed by No. 74/2006 s. 20.
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S. 54(1)(d) amended by No. 10/2017 s. 33(11).
interference with or damage to the property, works or undertakings of Development Victoria;
S. 54(1)(e) repealed by No. 86/1998 s. 14.
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S. 54(1)(f) amended by No. 10/2017 s. 33(11).
activities on land held by Development Victoria and the conduct of people, animals and vehicles on that land;
S. 54(1)(g) repealed by No. 86/1998 s. 14.
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excluding or removing from the area people animals or vehicles that contravene specified by-laws;
S. 54(1)(i) repealed by No. 86/1998 s. 14.
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S. 54(1)(j) amended by No. 10/2017 s. 33(11).
the procedure of Development Victoria;
S. 54(1)(k) amended by No. 10/2017 s. 33(11).
the charges (if any) for works and services provided by or by agreement with Development Victoria;
S. 54(1)(l) amended by No. 10/2017 s. 33(11).
the recovery in the Magistrates' Court from persons responsible of all expenses incurred by Development Victoria in connection with contraventions of the by-laws;
S. 54(1)(m) repealed by No. 74/2006 s. 20.
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any other matter required or permitted by this Act to be prescribed or necessary to be prescribed to give effect to this Act.
The by-laws—
may be of general or limited application;
may differ according to difference in time, place or circumstances;
may confer discretions or powers or impose duties on any person or leave anything to be determined or approved by any person;
may provide for charges by fixing maximum or minimum charges, scales of charges, different charges for different classes of cases, concessional charges or charges according to the size or value of land;
may apply, adopt or incorporate by reference any document formulated or published by any person or body—
wholly or in part; or
with or without modifications; or
as in force at a particular date or from time to time;
may provide for exceptions or waivers;
may impose penalties not exceeding 10 penalty units for breach of the by-laws.
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