Public Buildings for Gathering and Function Venues

Public buildings serve as essential venues where members of the public gather for various events, from concerts to community meetings. Understanding the regulations and approvals required ensures that these spaces remain safe and accessible for all.

What to Expect

When planning to use or construct a public building, expect a thorough approval process governed by the Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1911 and the Health (Public Buildings) Regulations 1992. Environmental Health Officers oversee the assessment of these venues, focusing on safety, capacity, and usage.

Activity Details

Public buildings are assessed based on their type of use, maximum occupancy, and safety standards. Whether it's an open-air concert, cinema, church, or nightclub, similar regulatory requirements apply. Construction, extension, or alteration of these buildings requires environmental health approval and may involve planning and building permits.

Location and Access

The Town of Victoria Park administers these regulations locally. For inquiries or applications, contact the Environmental Health Officers at the Administration Building, 99 Shepperton Road, Victoria Park, Western Australia. Phone and email contacts are available for business and after-hours support.

Important Information

- Approval is mandatory before constructing or modifying public buildings.

- Compliance with health and safety regulations is regularly assessed.

- Related forms and certificates are required during the application process.

- For detailed guidance, refer to the Department of Health website.

Booking and Prices

There is no direct booking or event cost mentioned for this information service. Application fees and permit costs may apply depending on the nature of the building work or event. Contact the Environmental Health Officers for specific fee details.