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dog OFF LEASH GUIDE Dogs in the Shoalhaven are required to be “on leash” at all times EXCEPT when in an “off leash area” 3324/06/11 contents Off-Leash areas ...................................................................................................... 3 Dog prohibited areas ...................................................................................... 3 Off-Leash/On-Leash, Prohibited Dog areas: Shoalhaven Heads......................................................................... 4 Berry.................................................................................................................. 5 Bomaderry ................................................................................................ 6 Nowra Showground ...................................................................... 7 Worrigee ..................................................................................................... 8 Culburra ....................................................................................................... 9 Currarong ................................................................................................ 10 Callala Beach ..................................................................................... 11 Huskisson ................................................................................................ 12 Vincentia ................................................................................................... 13 Sanctuary Point ............................................................................... 14 Basin View .............................................................................................. 15 Swan Lake .............................................................................................. 16 Berrara ........................................................................................................ 17 Bendalong .............................................................................................. 18 Lake Conjola ....................................................................................... 19 Milton ............................................................................................................. 20 Narrawallee ........................................................................................... 21 Mollymook .............................................................................................. 22 Mollymook/Ulladulla .................................................................. 23 Lake Tabourie .................................................................................... 24 Bawley Point ........................................................................................ 25 Useful Contacts ..................................................................................................... 26 off leash areas Dogs are only permitted to be “off-leash” in designated Council managed areas. They must be under the control of a competent handler at all times. Council promotes the benefits of pets and encourages responsible pet ownership through the provision of harmonious and equitable access to parks and open space for dogs and their owners. • Restricted breeds, dogs declared dangerous, nuisance or aggressive are not permitted in off-leash areas; • All faeces must be picked up and disposed of; • All off-leash areas will be regularly patrolled and all regulations enforced; On the spot penalties apply for non-compliance Dog Prohibited Areas Dogs are totally prohibited from entering the areas described below; City wide • Within 10 metres of any children’s playing apparatus or food preparation/consumption areas in public areas. This does not apply if the food preparation/consumption area is a public thoroughfare and where a 10 metre separation distance is not possible • Within the grounds of any child care centre or school without the approval of the person in charge • Within 200 metres of identified shorebird nesting sites • Within 200 metres of ‘flagged’ beach patrolled areas subject to site specifications for access • Within all Council owned/operated swimming pool complexes 3 SCOTT Shoalhaven Heads ShoalhavenD Heads W V ELLS L PL B Access T S S T T HO S T Track A S LH R AV T E S N E S R Golf O Y L Course B P S X D O E HEA R D R S WAGIN E H V T T ST A F T L A S L R S m A C E Jerry 0 N L I N 0 P E T P Bailey 2 T A S S T S A Oval L S T O S Surf Y O E L W Club I R A L D L B I DAVE H N D PORT Y O L Caravan R L D Park RA V ENSC LIFFE S T W L E O H Y R D B T R N A R E M E D J L R O ENOW N G Boat Ramp RD AVE R VE E A IV R Wharf Jerry Bailey Oval - Off-leash exercise area restricted times - Legend From 4:00pm to 8:00am each day. Off-Leash Area HAY Beach area 200m north of Surf Clubhouse to access track - 24 hour off-leash exercise area. River Road Reserve - 24 hour off-leash exercise area. Off-Leash Restricted Time Area Prohibited Area Prohibited Area - endangered shore bird nest site 4 Berry D R Y HW B u N n I de w A a T lla h C N ree U k O M Tennis Courts Skate Park NORTH Cricket ST Oval L ST IL D T H R S D A T ST O S W O W ED TA NN ER Q ST Y UEEN ES NC RI ST P D RD E PR R N INC F ESS A L M A L VICTOR IA ST PU T S A ST R D N A Y Legend E N EX C A L G N Off-Leash Area B I Off-Leash area 24 hours A N I L R K A P 5 L R P D Bomaderry DAVID PL R A C D M U ELALE YEOVIL DR S E L R P C CA Y RISBROOKE CL L Cricket L C E E Oval A R N M I ETT B R area RICK C M L EW A F F S U AR C R A H J S L A IA EONARD S ST E S R E C R C Bomaderry R Swimming G SH High School ANKL Pool IN CL C Area AM EL L IA T S S EA FO RT H P S R T IN C E W E N S S T T O S S R P U H M A T D S N S S Y AMPS L ON L T A S B W IR A R T I R LE S Y A T Y T B C H S T R H R A E K O Legend C W B N N E Y O H E 24 hour off-leash exercise area R C WO W B Off-Leash Area R ST M C O when not being used by sporting groups U Y L A R B R N D 6 R ST ST D VE A Nowra ShowgroundNowra Showground Shoalhaven River IC N E C S R NOR TH YE OL C ST WESTH AVEN AVE JU NCTION E V T A ST S N o MONAG w HAN r a AV E C r e e k WO N RRIGEE SO R E D N A ST D E E V P A O T LEANEY Legend AV EN E V E 24 hour off-leash exercise area north of Worrigee St A Buildings N H R excluding picnic areas and any areas within 10m of buildings. L T A O R B R R Area applies when there are no major events. O Off-Leash Area ES D U W SH OS B 7 A S L A PL L L EY IS IS SL O B LE N U L R E Y Worrigee W Golf D L R BISDEE P Driving D R A Range V R E D TARRA SA BA LISBURY C R E S GREENWELL T S K O D O R R POINT B T S H E VE O W E L N D I N C L Ratcliffe TA RD L L LON Park C WAY NINE VEH CL T C ORRIDO N A L I S L T A E ASC LO LDE N RBE RRY C L S L P O C A A B U V ER R GELDI R E E T E E H ST S Y E C AV E A A R W N C O OA Y ST CHWO S E OD A O E N K Y AD R RR C U A O B VE C ERUK A C M M A S A K G M A A L R R A Legend L N Y A MO E UNT L S E AIN P 24 hour off-leash exercise area P E D AS P H R P I R R C Off-Leash Area C D L when not being used bAy sporting groups PL U ALLOW L R C K S IE 8 E PA E D RK V OT P A RANTO AVE ORIENT A R O OW V PO S INT O T S E R R R CulburraD Beach LEY O AVE ST SUNSHINE FERN WAY A D D I S O WAY Curleys N PALM Bay ST BELGRAVE WAY MIA D R MALL HE A C T W D u W E H l R b IS TL D u ER r r VE a A OD B TWO ST EAS e ST a P H E T c OR N TW h G EN U W Y I R N E W S BO E TH D R T R IA N Y E G A F H L R N A T E B TO I H R W IG P O R L D M B A T E S N N TO D ES S W I C N A G G S N E R L I RD E L E R R Tilbury C T RING P C PW O R CULBURRA R T A N G E E S R Cove S E K D R T N B A N T T H S K E H S EAD T N E E V B V A S R S A E S O AV T H O A D FAI T R V RLIG N C IE HT W A E W A FA R C T Y R R A ES S S L T A S K E I L V E E P R O M H E C R T S ONA E R E M ST N E E R S E Legend L U O Off-leash exercise area restricted times - B ST T C S Off-Leash Restricted Time Area R A From 4:00pm to 8:00am each day - A C E V T Park Row to Tilbury Cove foreshore reserve and beach E Lake Prohibited Area Prohibited Area - endangered shore bird nest site Wollumboola National Parks Lands 9 Currarong E D P T S G N O R T S E M ST Y O ALW T AL OFT ECR BE G N T PISC O S G ATO S R I N I Y V A R R S E D T R E W D R J E P ST LA A G MOND NCHOR T AVE ST S ST ST A D L L R O E J E N L G P R D O L N N C C E O U E R VE W G WA PAC A V L IF N R TO IC N N A I A E R R H O E K NG RD R ER O G N G O KINGHOR MERI MBU R A LA D R A C R W R ST O R N E A S Y U W R O E E H T B H H S M IG I L A F C RD Off-leash exercise area restricted times - Legend From 4:00pm to 8:00am each day - Currarong Beach and foreshore from creek to Peel St.
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