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Business Regulations

Find out about health and safety regulations that govern local businesses in the area.

Cumberland Environmental Health Strategy 2020 to 2024

The Environmental Health Strategy document been developed to ensure a proactive, strategic approach to managing identified public and environmental health issues

View the Cumberland Environmental Health Strategy

Cooling towers and warm water systems

To prevent the spread of legionella Cumberland City Council is required to maintain a register of cooling towers and warm-water systems.

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Petrol pumps

Underground Petrol Storage Systems (UPSS)

Leaking Underground Petrol Storage Systems can be a serious issue. They are detrimental to human health and can badly damage the environment.

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Food safety and drink businesses

Good food safety is the foundation of any food and drink business. Businesses must ensure they meet and exceed the relevant safety standards, otherwise they face significant penalties.

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Home based food and beauty businesses

If you’re looking to prepare food at home for sale, or offer skin penetration procedures from your residence, then there’s a few things you need to consider before you start.

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Temporary food business

Temporary food businesses must notify Council of their business details before applying to trade.

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Mobile food vending on public land

We support the operation of Mobile Food Vending Vehicles to activate public sites within the Cumberland City area and to provide food in areas with minimal food options available.

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Skin penetration businesses

Find out about the regulations for operating skin penetration businesses in Cumberland.

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CCTV Register for business or residential

The CCTV Register is an initiative of the NSW Police Force. The database has been established to record the location of closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera systems, and other related information, across the state.

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