Robe District Council Library
Library in Robe

Relax and unwind during your stay in premium accommodation, run by our gregarious locals. Information for tourists and holiday makers planning to visit Robe, can be found by visiting http:aw.robe.com.au. Below the Policy, property owners within Townships (Robe township) require approval from the Council to undertake burning for bush fire hazard reduction and for disposal of agricultural and forestry waste. The District Council of Robe has developed a Township Burning Allow Policy to establish a set of criteria to be considered by Council’s delegated officers when assessing allow applications for burning within the Robe township. Burning off vegetation for fire prevention or oversee or. It was the first energetic port in the South East. Fortunately this decline and a destitute economy, has ensured that a large portion of the impaired town has been preserved so that 84 historic buildings and sites remain. All members of the community are welcome to attend council meetings. Each year the District Council of Robe holds a barbecue breakfast for the community. Council encourages the communities of all Council townships and areas to nominate people who have given extraordinary service to their communities. Place, project and major events planning. Development Assessment Planners are the people who manage this process. Provide for the health and safety of people who use buildings. The environment that people live in has a important impact upon their health. Public recreational water facilities such as public pools and spas pose potential health risks if not properly maintained. The construction, installation or alteration of a septic tank system (waste oversee system) required approval below the provisions of the Public and Environmental Health (Waste Control) Regulations. The Robe Public Library has access to library collections all over the State. The Customs House was worn as a Council Office and Chambers from 1869 (when the District Council of Robe was proclaimed) until 1969, when the councilors of the day moved that a fresh Council office was built. In the hasty days of settlement, Robe was the main port for the southeast of South Australia and the border country. Robe has a vast variety of fishing spots condensed into a relatively trivial area, including rock, beach, Barbour, lake and boat fishing. From the rocky area inner Guichen Bay try float fishing with light gear for sweep or one of the many rock species. Explore the Mount Benson Wine Region for some lovely local drops. Take a drive throughout the town and view the heritage buildings and historical sites. The town was proclaimed as a port in 1847.