If you would like to hold a commercial fitness training session in a park or open space, you will need to obtain a permit from Council.
How to apply
Any organisation or individual providing fitness services, activities and instruction to people on public land and receiving a retaining fee, financial contribution or donation must apply for a permit.
Cost of permits depends upon location. Learn more about Council’s fees and charges.
Contact us to apply for a permit.
Information required with your application
Please include the following details when you submit your application:
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​Public Risk Liability Insurance certificate of currency must be provided upon lodgement of application. Approval is subject to compliance with legislative requirements.
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Start date of permit and whether you need an annual or half yearly permit.
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Detailed description of proposed activity.
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Number of people attending sessions.
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Names of all personal trainers to be included within permit.
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Park or reserve required and session times.
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Training equipment to be used.
Applicants will be notified by phone and mail within 14 days of submitting their application.
Permitted Activities
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Activities Permitted
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Prohibited Activities
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High Activity:
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Boot Camp (circuit type only, no shouting).
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Boxing and pad training after 6.30am.
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Gym activities and circuit training.
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Organised aerobic activity.
Low Activity:
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Storage of any equipment within a public park or space.
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Amplified music or voice equipment.
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Any mobile floodlights or spotlights.
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Council’s sport floodlights (unauthorised).
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Pressurised air-horns, whistles or other similar devices.
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Selling, hiring or promoting goods or services.
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Signage of any kind including A-frames.
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