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Terms and conditions

Prior to submission, please read the following terms and conditions:

Permit application and filming/photography within our jurisdiction is free of charge.
We require a minimum of two weeks’ notice of intention to film/take photos.
We will endeavour to approve your application as soon as possible, but we cannot guarantee that access to facilities, reserves or locations will be granted.
Filming on City property is done at your own risk.
You must provide a copy of your Public Liability Insurance Certificate of Currency with your application, that includes a minimum amount of $10 million.
Some areas within the City of Wanneroo do not fall under our jurisdiction. Where a location has been submitted and is not under the City's care, we can advise the applicant which government department looks after the area. For example:
- Requests to film/take photos at Gnangara Road Pines, Wanneroo Road/Ashley Road Pines are not managed by the City and will be referred to the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.
- Requests to film/take photos at Perry’s Paddock in Yellagonga Regional Park are not managed by the City and will be referred to the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.
Requests for drone filming/photography are not managed by the City and will be referred to the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA).
If your Request for Filming/Photography application requires work to be performed on or near a road reserve either impacting the normal flow of traffic or requires a road or footpath closure, a Traffic Management Plan (TMP) must be submitted via the City of Wanneroo TMP online portal. To access the portal or to view the City’s FAQs page for TMPs visit: wanneroo.wa.gov.au/trafficmanagementplans. If a road closure is requested as part of a Traffic Management Plan, the lead time required is 20 working days. A Traffic Management Plan not requesting a road closure will require 10 working days.