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The Haymarket

For more than 80 years, The Haymarket has been a locally owned and operated company in Ballarat. Greg, Ian, Philip, and Robert Taylor continue to run the family business. Proudly employing over thirty staff, we support many community events and clubs throughout the Ballarat region. 

Originally trading as the Hancock Company, the business first began in 1943 and was located in Armstrong Street, opposite the new Government Hub site. We are now located at 112 Market Street on the corner of Doveton St Ballarat, as well as having a second outlet at 902 La Trobe Street Delacombe and the family farm at Camperdown-Lismore Road Lismore provides grain and hay for our produce department.

The City of Ballarat is reviewing the current Community Local Law, and we are keen to hear from businesses on how we can use the local law to keep our neighborhoodsds and business precincts a welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.

One of the key areas the Community Local Law review will look at is simplifying permit application processes for:

•     Display goods for sale

•     Itinerant trading

•     Spruiking, busking and pavement art

•     Erecting or placing of advertising signs

•     Sale and consumption of liquor on roads adjoining licensed premises

•     Waste receptacle placed on roads or Council land

•     Use of Council land or road for outdoor eating facilities.

This is an important opportunity for the business community to help shape the Community Local Law to make sure it remains effective and relevant to our community for the next 10 years.

Share your ideas on how we can make our Community Local Laws better: Visit: mysay.ballarat.vic.gov.au

Community consultation will remain open until Monday 29 June 2026.  If you have questions or want to learn more about this project, please contact the Community Local Law Review project team by email at locallawreview@ballarat.vic.gov.au or call 5320 5500.

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