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Pets and animals Submenu Pets and registration. Arts and Cultural Development programs and events for artists and residents in Nillumbik. Nillumbik Shire Council encourages all residents who live in a tall risk area to have an uptodate fire safety plan. Aged over 65 years, especially those living alone. Visit Preparing for Fire for further information. Council works in partnership with local disability promote providers, carers and people with a disability to respond to local needs. Working with existing disability promote providers to enhance their capacity to yield pertinent and appropriate supports in the community. Supporting people with disability to access community and mainstream services and resources. Providing information to help mainstream and community services to be more inclusive. Council works in partnership with local disability urge providers, carers and people with a disability to address and respond to local needs. Council's Community Inclusion Unit works in partnership with local disability urge providers, carers and people with a disability to address and respond to four key issues which emerged through the ADP consultation process: Enhancement of public spaces of the Shire of Nillumbik and development of community healthy being and store making through the arts. He lived in Research in the 1940s and moved to Eltham in 1955 where he lived for almost 20 years. For information about the artworks and artists go to Victorian Collections. Find out about registration requirements for health and accommodation businesses. Find out about food safety legislation and requirements for fixed, temporary and moveable food businesses. The business requires a food safety program to be written specifically for the business and a food safety supervisor for the site. Businesses whose main activity involves the handling or sale of unpack aged low risk foods or prepackaged potentially chancy foods not commonly associated with food poisoning. Lower the Food Act 1984, all food business owners (and community groups who sell food) are legally responsible to ensure that food sold or prepared for sale is safe to eat. All food businesses are needed to be registered with their local council. This means that it is not only the business owner or proprietor who is responsible for food safety in the business, all staff that oversee and prepare food for sale to consumers are responsible for food safety. Inspecting food premises to ensure food is being stored, prepared and sold in a sound manner. The On the Hill Festival is a day of release activities, nature, culture, music and fabulous food for the complete family. The Community Projects fund supports local groups and organizations to flourish projects that:.