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Below are all the permits in Stonnington for starting, running or changing a business.
Not sure where to start? Our Permit Finder can help you understand what permits you might need, or you can contact our Business Concierge who will step you through the process.
You need a Footpath Trading Permit if you want to use a public footpath or Council land for your business.
The roadside dining program allows exclusive use of a car space, which you can convert into roadside dining.
If you’re starting or running a new or existing food business, your business may need to be registered with Council. You can also get a plans assessment.
You will need a busking permit to perform on the streets of Stonnington, to ensure the public are entertained, not inconvenienced.
If you want to open a business that buys, sells, rears, trains or boards domestic animals, you will need a permit.
You need a permit to film a TV show, movie, music video, student film or still photography on Council land.
You need a permit to carry out fundraising activities in Stonnington.
The State Government, Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) have approved Amendment VC286 to Planning Schemes in Victoria.
Apply for this permit if you want to conduct personal training sessions in some of Stonnington’s beautiful public parks and reserves.
You will need a permit to carry out any street promotion or sampling activities in Stonnington.
Trader directional signs are located on the intersections of side streets and major roads. If you're a business, you may be able to apply for one.
You may need a Building Permit if you want to change or add to your business premises including building internal fit-outs.
If you have a business, you may need to apply for a planning permit.
If you’re starting or running a new or existing rooming house, hostel, hotel or motel, your business must be registered with Council. You can also have your fit-out plans assessed.
If you’re starting or running a new or existing beauty, hair or health business, your business must be registered by Council. You can also have your fit-out plans assessed.
Enquire about a property you have purchased for your new business.
For community organisations who want to advertise their event with signage on Council land.
If you're planning to operate a food truck or van, sell or serve food at a community event, festival, market or fete, or hold a sausage sizzle, you need to register your food business with FoodTrader.
When planning your business, you must understand noise control requirements and your responsibilities around noise impacts.
We recommend that you apply for a plans assessment to ensure any renovations meet state government guidelines.