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PERTH, FRIDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER 1994 No. 132

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16 September 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZEX'TE, WA 4747

A A l O l MARINE AND ELARBOURS ACT 1982

Pm-ON WEsERN AUSTRALIA By Hia Excellency W r Oe& Phirp M i

P. M. J*ry, 1 a r y . OWieer ttw O-r ot e. Gwemor. Cmss, Governor of the State 01 Western w.1 Awlmna.

I, the Governor, acting under aection 9 of the Marine and harbour^ Act 1981, and with the ad+ and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby vest in the hhh te r for Trampork, comdituted under aection 8 (1) of the Act, all that portion of land and harbour bed delineated in Mach and bordered red on the Department of Land Administration Miscellaneous Plan Number 1829, Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the State at Perth on 2 August 1994. By His Excellency's Command,

ERIC CHARLTON, Minister for Transport. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN !

F3401 FIRE BRIGADES SUPERANNUATION ACT 1985

The following have been appointed to the Western Australian Fire Brigades Superannuation Board-

Board Member Mr M. F. Osbom (Elected) 19/8/1994 - 18/8/1997 Mr J. Little (Re-appointed) 19/8/1994 - 18/8/1997 Alternate Member Mr M. Kendall (Re-appointed) 19/8/1994 - 18/8/1997 Mr C. Pillion (Elected) 19/8/1994 - 18/8/1997 Mr B. Delavale (Elected) 19/8/1994 - 18/8/1997

m 1 FISHERIES ACT IsOS

METROPOLITAN RECREATIONAL ABALONE FISHERY AMENDMENT NOTICE 1994 Notice No. 673

FD 443192. Made by the Minister under sections 9, 10 and 11. Citation l. This notice may be cited as the Metropolitan Reernational Abalone Fishery Amendment Ndice 1994. Principal notice 2. In this notice the Metropolitan Recreational Abalone Fishery Notice 1993 Notice No. 612' is referred to as the principal notice. Schedule 1 amended 3. Schedule 1 of the principal notice is amended by deleting "the mouth of the Moore River" and substituting the following-

" a line drawn due west and due east from the northern most point of Wedge Island ". Schedule 2 amended 4. Schedule 2 of the principal notice is amended in Item 2 "Defined arean by deleting-"the mouth of the Moore River" and substituting the following-

" a line drawn due west and due east h m the northern most point of Wedge Island ". Schedule 3 amended 5, Schedule 3 of the principal notice is amended in Item 2 "Defined arean by deleting-%he mouth of the Moore River" and substituting the following-

" a line drawn due west and due east from the northern moat point of Wedge Island ". CfPublkhed in the Gazette of 15 October 1993.1

Dated this 10th day of September 1994. MONTY HOUSE, Minister for Fisheries.

4748 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA r16 Se~tember 1994

F1402 FIS13tERIES ACT l906

SHARK BAY BEACH SEINE AND MESH NET LIMITED ENTRY FISHERY AMENDMENT NOTICE 1994 Notice No. 678

F'D 897/78. Made by the Miniater under section 32.

Citation 1. This notice may be cited as the Shark Bay Beach Seine and Mesh Net Limited Entry Fishery Amendment Notice 1994.

Principal notice 2. In this notice the Shark Bay Beach Seine and Mesh Net Limited Entry Fishery Notice 1992* i~ referred to as the principal notice.

Clause 12 amended 3. Clause 12 of the principal notice is amended-

(a) in paragraph (b) by deleting "82" and substituting the following- " 86 ";

(b) by deleting paragraph (c), paragraph (d) and paragraph (e); and (C) by renumbering paragraph (0 as paragraph (c).

[*Published in the Gazette 4 December 1992.1 Dated this 10th day of September 1994.

MONTY HOUSE, Minister for Fisheries.

POISONS ACT 1964

POISONS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS (NO. 6) 1994

Made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council.

Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Poisons Amendment Regulations (No. 6) 1994.

Principal regulations

2. In these regulations the Poisons Regulations 1965* are referred to as the principal regulations.

[* Reprinted as at 7 February 1993. For.amndmnts to 30 Au ust 1994 see 1993 Index t o Le ' latwn of Western Australia, Tab 4, pp. 206-8, and Gazettes off6 May and 24 June 1994.1

g

Regulation 33B amended

3. Regulation 33B (2a) of the princi~al regulations is amended by deleting the subregulation designation Y2a) and substituting the subregulation designation "(2)".

Appendix A amended

4, Appendix A to the principal regulations is amended - (a) in Form 3 by inserting the following after the word "premises" -

known as .............. .................... . . .... . . . . . .. and (name of pharmacy)

'*; and

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(b) in Form 3A by inserting the following after the words "at premises" -

known as .............................. , ........................ and (name of pharmacy)

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Appendix J amended

5. Appendix J to the rincipal regulations is amended by deleting the item 8 commencing "ASTEMIZ LE*.

By His Excellency's Command, D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

HEALTB ACT l911 Shire of Mount Magnet

Shire of Mount Magnet Health By-laws 1994 Under the powers conferred upon it by the Health Act 1911, the Council of the Shire of Mount Magnet resolved on 20 May 1994 to make and submit for confirmation by the Executive Director of Public Health and approval by His Excellency the Governor, the following By-law.

Citation 1. This by-law may be cited as the Shire of Mount Magnet Health By-lawe 1994. Incorporation by Reference 2. (1) In this clause, the "City of Perth Health By-law 1993";

(a) means the City of Perth Health By-law 1993 published in the Government Gazette on 15 October 1993; and

(b) does not include any amendments that might be made to that By-Iaw. (2) Subject to the modifications set out in the Schedule, the City of Perth Health By-law 1993 is incorporated with and forms part of this By-law.

Repeal The Model Health By-lawderies "A" -, adopted by the Shire of Mount Magnet and published in the Government Gazette on 14 July 1989 with amendments on 18 August 1989 and 2 March 1990, is repealed.

Schedule Modification to the City of Perth Health By-law 1993

1. Amend the title on the cover page by deleting "City of Perth Health By-law 1993" and replacing it with "Shire of Mount Magnet Health By-laws 1994". 2. Delete "City of Perth" wherever it is mentioned in the By-laws and insert in its place 'Shire of Mount Magnet". 3. Delete "Controller of Health Services" wherever it occurs in the By-laws and insert in its place "Principal Environmental Health Officer". 4. Delete "row11 Clerk" wherever it occurs in the By-laws and insert in its place "Shire Clerk". 5. By-law 2 is amended by deleting '"The City of Perth Health By-law published in the Government Gazette (No. 31) of 26 March 1969, as amended, is repealed" 6. By-law 40 "receptacle". Delete the line after the word "materials;" in the second line of (b) then insert in its place "(C) any other container fitted with handles and lid approved by Council;" 7. By-law 41. Delete all of sub-bylaw (d). 8. By-law 44 (3). Delete the following passag*

"to which it was delivered by the Zncal Authority or its contractor* &.er the word "premises" in the second line.

9. By-law 45 (3). After By-law 45 (3) (g) insert as follows-

"45 (4) A receptacle that is lost, stolen, damaged or becomes defective, shall be replaced a t the ownersloccupiers cost."

4750 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [l6 September 1994

10. By-law 72 ?Intarpretationn. Delete the rest of By-law 72 after the subheading "'The Prohibited Area" and insert In its place "means the portions of the town site zoned Commercial and Indust;rial under the current Shire of Mount Magnet Town Plamhg Scheme". 11. Delete all of Tart &Food Premises" and insert in its place Tart M a l e of Food by Itinerant Vendors."

"129 (1) A person ehall not engage in trade as an itinerant vendor of food d e s a h&he ie the holder of a licence hom the Local Authority so to do.

(2) Every person desiring to engage in trade as an itinerant vendor of food, shall before so engaging, or if a h d y so engaged, then during the first week of January of each year, apply to the Lacal Authorits in the form of Schedule "6" for a licence to c a . on such trade, and shall with this application deposit a fee of $100."

12. By-law 181 (d2-insert aRet "newspaper" in line one "and a local newepapeP. 13. By-law 242. Delete the passage in the finst and second line "other than a provision of Part 8,". 14. Delete By-law 243 and its heading "penalties for Part 8". 15. Delete Schedules 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 and reference to them in the "arrangement".

The Common Seal of the Shire of Mount Magnet is &ed in the presence of- K M. BRAND, President.

G. J. McDONALD, Shire Clerk. Dated this 29th day of June 1994.

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegate of Executive Director, Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council on this 13th day of September 1994.

D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

aEALTH ACT 1911 The Municipality of the City of Wmneruo

Amendment to By-laws Relating to Eating H o w In pmuance of the powers confenred upon it by the abovementioned Act and of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on the 26th day of August 1993, to make and submit for o o ~ a t i o n by the Governor the following amendment to its By-laws ReIating to Eating Houses a0 published in the Government Gazette on 12 August 1988, including subsequent amendments-

The Sixth Schedule to the by-laws is amended at Item l(d) by deleking "$50.00" and inserting "$120.00".

Dated thia 27th day of July 1994. The Common Seal of the City of W m e m was hemunto affixed by authorits of a resolution of the Council in the presence of-

H. M. WATERS, Mayor. R. F. COF'FEY, lbwn Clerk

codirmed- P. PSAlLA-SAVONA, Delegate of Ekecutive Director, Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Co~~ncil this 13th day of September 1994.

D. G. BLIGHT, Cl& of the Iloucil.

16 September 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZE"l?IX, WA 4753.

HEAZ,TII ACT 19U City of Fremantle

Pursuant to the provisions of the Health Act 1911 the City of Fremantle, being a M Authority within the meaning of the Health Act 1911, having adopted the By-laws described as Eating H o w By-laws made under the Health M 1911 and printed in the Government Gazette on 26 January 1990 and amended from time to lime, has resolved and determined that the adopted By-laws, shall be amended ae follows-

(a) The following By-law is revoke& The Sixth Schedule

(b) Insert a new By-law- Sixth Schedule

Health Act 1911 Scale of Fees

The fee payable on registration of a Restaurant shall be $120.00. The fee payable on registration of a Dining Room shall be $100.00. The fee payable on registration of a Takeaway Food Premises shall be $50.00. The fee payable on the iaaue of a licence shall be $30.00. The fee payable on the transfer of a licence shall be $30.00.

Passed by resolution a t a meeting of the Fremantle City Council held on 20th June 1994. Dated this 13th day of July 1994.

J. ARCHIBALD, Mayor. PATRIC deVILLIERS, Town CIerWity Manager.

Confirmed- P. PSAILA-SAVONA, Delegate of Executive Director, Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council the 13th day of September 1994.


HEALTH ACT 1911

HEALTH (AIR-HANDLING AND WATER SYSTEMS) AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1994


Citation

1. These regulations rna be cited as the Health (Air-handling and Water Ih Systems) Amendment Regu tions 1994.

Commencement

2. These regulations come into operation on 24 September 1994.

Regulation 7 amended

3. Regulation 7 of the Health (Air-handling and Water Systems) Regulatwns 1994* is amended in subregulation (3) by deleting ", water system".

[* Published in Gazette of 24 June 1994 at pp. 2993-3004.1

By His Excellencfs Command, D. G. BLIGm, Clerk of the Council.

4752 GOVERNIIfFNT GAZE'ITE, WA [l6 September 1994

HE401

HEALTH ACT 19ll

HEALTH ACT (APPLICATION OF DMSION 3 OF PART V) ORDER 1994

Made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Cound under &on 161 (c). Citation 1. This notice may be cited as the Health Act (Application of Division 3 of Part V Order 1994. Commencement 2. This order shall take effect on and from the day it is published in the Government Gazette. Application to health district of Shire of Moora 3. The provisions of Division 3 of Part V of the Health Act 1911 operate and have effect in the health district of the Shire of Moora. By His Excellency's Command,


ANAESTHETIC MORTALITY COMMITTEE 82/92. 1 Peter Gilbert Foss, being the Minister administering the Health Act 1911, appoint the following persons to the Anaesthetic Mortality Committee for the period ending 15 March 1997-

W o n Member Deputy 340BB (3)W Dr T. McAuliffe Dr M. Westmore

Section Provisional Member Deputy 340BB (4)Q Prof J. Paterson Dr D. Joyce

PETER FOSS, Minieter for HeaIth.

HEALTH ACT 1911 MATERNAL MORTALITY COMMITTEE

1537/92. I, Peter Gilbert Foss being the Minister administering the Health Act 1911, appoint the persons listed below to the Matenzal Mortality Committee-

Section Name Position 340B (3) (b) Dr P. Hugo Member 340B (4) (a) Dr M. D. Jones Provisional hfember MOB (4) (b) Ih D. Mildenhall Provisional Member 340B (4) (c) MS Y. Strawbridge Provisional Member 340C (1) Dr H. McGlmhan deputy to Dr P. Hugo 340C (1) Dr K Alexander deputy to Dr M. D. Jonee 340C (1) Dr R. Kirk deputy to Dr D. Mildenhall 340C (1) Mr T. Jongen deputy to MS Y. Strawbridge

for a period of W e e years commencing on 6 July 1994. PETER G. FOSS, Minis* for Health.

16 Se~tember 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA 4753

m404

EIEALTR ACT 19ll Health Department of WA,

Perth, 1 September 1994. The appointment of the following persons as Environmental Health Officers for the districts of-

Town of Vincent Town of Shepperton Town of Cambridge

effective from 30 August 1994 is approved. John Giorgi Cliff Casey Andrew Pittaway Richard Currie Stephen Cleave Darren Ponton Zbm Brazier Trevor Cousins Christina Richarda Robert Boardman Graeme Johnson Joe TiUer Greg Squire Eugene Lee Rebecca Tbwnsend Ashley Rowley Robert McKibbin Ahmed Yassin Alexander Barclay Albert Meyerkort Joseph Zappavingna Frank Buise

BRLAN DEVINE, delegate of Executive Director, Public Health.

EIEALTH ACT 1911 Health Eeparhnent of WA, Perth, 1 September 1994.

The appointment of the following persons as Environmental Health Officers is approved. Officer Date Effective Local Authority Ian Kenneth Wilkinson . 25 July 1994-30 June 1995 ............ City of Canning Alsion Edmunds ............ 18 July 1994-24 October 1994 ........ City of Mandurah Gary Ronald George ...... 1 August 1994 .................................. Shire of East Pilbara Christa Loos ................... 1 August 1994 .................................. Shire of Kalamunda Paul Scott Anderson ...... 1 August 1994-3 February 1995 ..... City of Fremantle Paul Alan Todd .............. 4 August 1994 .................................. Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale George Stark .................. 15 August 199416 September 1994 Shire of Meekatharra William John Hardy ...... 15 August 1994 ................................ City of Cockbum

The cancellation of the following people as Environmental Health Oacers is hereby notified. Officer Date Effective Local Authority David Coultas ................ 13 June 1994 .................................... Shire of East Pilbara Alyson Vinciguerra ........ 7 June 1994 ...................................... Shire of Kalamunda David Kenneth Ashby ... 7 October 1994 ................................. City of Cockburn

BRIAN DEVINE, delegate of Executive Director, Public Health.

HOSPITALS ACT l927 HOSPITALS (APPOLNTMENT OF MEMBERS) NOTICE WO. 4) 1994

Made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council under Section 15. 1. This notice may be cited as the Hospitalr fAppointrnent of Members) Notice (h'o. 4) 1994. 2. 'I'he board of a public hospital the name of which is specified in column 1 of the Schedule is to include the persons whose names are specified opposite and corresponding to the name of the hospital in column 2 of the Schedule each of whom is appointed to hold office as member for the period ending a t the close of business on the date specified opposite and corresponding to his or her name in column 3 of the Schedule.

Schedule

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Name of Hospital Member Expiry Date

Beverley District Hospital ..................................... Mrs M Woods 30 September 1997 Mr B Mann 30 September 1997 Mrs J Young 30 September 1997 Mr R Rood 30 September 1996

4754 GOVERNMENT GAZETIE, WA [l6 September 1994

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Name of Hospital Member Exp* Date

Boddington District Hospital ..................................

Bridgetown District Hospital . .. ... . .... ., ...... .. .. .........

Brookton Hospital .........................+.........................

Bruce Rock Memorial Hospital ..............................

Comgin District Hospital .......................................

Cunderdin District Hospital ...................................

Dalwallinu District Hospital ..................................

Dumbleyung District Memorial Hospital ...............

Gnowangerup District Hospital ..............................

Goomalling District Hospital ..................................

Harvey District Hospital .........................................

Jerramungup Hospital ............................................

Kellerberrin Memorial Hospital ............................

Kojonup District Hospital .....................................

Kondhin District Hospital ..................... , ...............

Kukerin Nursing Post ...........................................

Kununoppin and Districts Hospital .......................

Moora District Hospital .........................................

Morawa District Hospital .......................................

Muginbudin District Hospital ................................

Norseman District Hospital .... ................ , ,..............

Mr W English Mr K Austic Mr P Caxrotts Mr G Giblett Mr A Elder Mr J Grigson Mm E Gitrord Mrs D Eva Mr R Langley Mr G Nixon Mrs C Aurisch Mr G Shearing Mm J Kilminster Mr J Courboules Mr I Muntz Mr W Matthews Mr I Reynolds Mrs W Jasper Mr R Uppill Mrs J Van Driel Mr J Chown Mr R hughton Mr M Bennett Mr K Collins Mrs Y %cker Mr K Herberle Mr D Findlay Mm A Hinkley Mr E Godwin Mr N Henning Mrs N Newman Dr V Keep Mrs L Italian0 Mr P Browne Mrs T Assher Mr K Thomas Mrs B Lullfitz Mr C Stevens Mm D grill Mr M Cole Mr B Gardiner Mr L Smit Mrs A Cotterell Mrs C Stoney Mm D Meikle Mr P Ardagh Mr G Bohan Mr K Gray Mr A Davidson Mr M Couper Mm K Lancaster Mra J Smeeton Mr R Vanzetti Mr R McLean Mm W Carrick Mm M Solomon Ms M Marks Mrs L Fabling Mm E Cornerford Mr P Geraghty Mrs V Tilbrook Mrs R Hegarty Mr P %asdale Miss E Reid Mrs L Graham

30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1996 30 September 1995 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1996 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1995 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 Sepkmber 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1995 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997

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Column 1 Colwmn 2 Column 3 Name of Hospital Member Expiry Date

North Midlands District Hospital ..........................

Northcliffe District Hospital ...................................

Pemberton District Hospital ..................................

Pingelly District Hospital ....................................... Quairading District Hospital ..................................

Southern Cross District Hospital ..........................

'Igmbellup District Hospital ................................... Warren District Hospital ........................................

Wfiams Medical Centre ........................................

Wongan Hills District Hospital ..............................

Wyalkatchem-Koorda and Distrids Hospital ........

Yarloop District Hospital ........................................

Mrs I Davies Mr K Hunter Mrs J Catto Mr J Loveridge Mrs A Sepkus Mr B Amstrong Mr A Baehford MS J Fox MS P Major M D Bamess Mr P Owens Mse D Page Mrs S Smith Mrs E Hall Mrs G Jobaston Mr K Simpson Mr G Kenward Mr K Ross Mr A Wesley Mrs E Colbung Mr N Eaton Mr R Sullivan Mm J Fouracres Mr J Cowcher Mr V Kai. Mr G Prowse Mrs J Booth Mr N Smith Mrs C Sadler Mr D Holdsworth Mrs R Leeke Mrs J Metcalf Mr V Pope Mr D Anzellino Mr A Jovanovich

30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 36 September 1996 30 Septmnber 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 $0 September I996 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997 30 September 1997

By His Excellency's Command, D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

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JM401 CHILDREN'S COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT (No. 2) 1968

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor in Egecutive Council hae approved of the appointment of the following persons as Membm of the Children's Court of Wedern Australia-

Mark Lawrence Knowles of 4 Coolibah Way, Wickham and Robe River Iron Associate, Cape Lambert, Wickham Robert Maxwell McWaters of 3 Bus& Highway, Busselton Geoffrey Ronald Whyatt of 10 Strattimore Place, Australind.

JON FRAME, AIExecutive Ilixedm, Courts Development and Management.

m402

JUSTICES ACT l902 It is hereby notified for public idonnation that His Excellency the Governor in becutive Council has approved of the following appointments to the OfEice of Justice of the Peace for the State of Western Australia-

Ian Peter Mitchell of 31 Windla~s Avenue, Ocean Reef and 1/27 Mmlanda Boulevard, Kingsleg. Anthony Charles Ernest Smith of 12 Georges Close, Kallaroo.

JON FRAME, A.Executive Director, Courts Development and Management.


JM403

EX OFFZCIO JUSTICE OF T;HE PEACE I t is hereby notified for public information that Frederick William Gardiner of 3 Triton Avenue, Waikiki has been appointed under section 9 of the Justices Act 1902 to be a Justice of the Peace for the Magisterial District of Forrest and Fremantle during his term of office as Mayor of the City of Rockingham.

J. FRAME, AExecutive Director, Courts Development and Management.

LA401 EAST PERTH REDEVELOPMENT ACT 1991

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT l960 DECLARATION OF CLOSURE OF STREETS

Made by the Minister for Lands under section 288A At the request of the local government nominated, the streets described in the Schedule a=e now declared to be closed.

Schedule East Perth Redevelopment Authority and City of Perth (DOLA File No. 1613/1993; Closure No. P8 11) All those portions of Macey Street and Constitution Street now comprised in Office of Titles Diagram 87193 and Plan 20089. Public Plan: BG 34(2) 14.24 and 14.25.

A. A. SKINNER, Chief Executive, Department of Land Administration.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960 DECLARATION OF CLOSURE OF STREETS

Made by the Minister for Lands Under Section 288A At the request of the local governments nominated, the streets described in the Schedule are now declared to be closed.

Schedule 1. City of Armadale (DOLA File 97ll994; Closure No. A511). The whole of Howard Street and portion of Road No. 9115 (Nelson Street) now included into Canning h a t i o n 3895 as shown bordered pink on Crown Survey Diagram 91837. Public Plan: BG33 (2) 24.40. 2. Shire of Cape1 (DOLA File 527/990; Closure No. C1279). All that portion of Road No. 15741 (Lakes Road) now included into Wellington Iacation 5629 a s shown bordered pink on Crown Survey Diagram 90968. Public Plan: BF30 (10) 8.4. 3. Shire of Dundas (DOLA File 148ll979 V2; Closure No. D771). All those portions of unnamed road (Norseman Townsite) shown coloured blue on Deparfment of Land Administration Miscellaneous Diagram 425. Public Plan: CG33 (2) 09.36. 4. Shire of Mundaring (DOLA File No. 20731975; Closure No. M1360). All that portion of Road No. 6528 (Marlboro Road) coloured dark brown on Crown Survey Diagram 85372, Public Plan: BG34 (2) 24.32. 5. Shire of Wagin (DOLA File No. 1247/990 Closure No. W.1347). (A) AI1 that portion of Road No. 2249 commencing on the eastern side of Smiths Road and extending eastward along the southern boundary of Wiliams Location 4271 to the southeastern corner of the said location. (B) All those portions of Road No. 2249, Heights Tie Road and the whole of unnamed road now contained in Office of Titles Diagrams 83132, 83133, 83134 and 83135. Public Plan: Dumbleyung N.W. (25).

16 September l9941 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4757

6. Shire of West Arthur (DOLA File No. 24461993 Closure No. W.1345). All that portion of unnamed road, 40.23 metres wide, as surveyed and shown coloured mid-brown on Department of Land Administration 0rQin.d Plan 13097. Public Plan: Evans N.E. (25).

A. A. SKINNER, Chief Executive, Department of Land Admini~tration.

LGlOl

CORRECTION LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

Shire of Dowerin NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW

Proposed h a n (No. 93) $50 000 It is hereby notified that the following correction is made to the notice as published on page 3247 of the Government Gazette dated 1 July 1994.

Delete the word "equal" on line five of the notice. MARK K. HOW, Shire Clerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960 Municipality of the Shire of Camrvon

Fencing By-Laws In pu rsuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act and alI other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on the 27th day of April 1994 to: A. Repeal the By-Laws relating to Fencing as published in the Government Gazetie on the 1st April 1927, and B. Make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following By-Laws:- 1. Citation 1.1 These By-Laws may be cited as the Shire of Camrvon Fencing By-Laws. 2. Interpretation 2.1 In these By-Laws unless the context otherwise requires-

"Act" means the h c a l Government Act 1960. "Allotment" and "Irtt" have the same meaning as the term "ht" in the l'bwn

Planning and Development Act, 1928 (as amended). "Approved" means approved by the Council except where used in relation to plans,

drawings and specifications submitted for approval under Section 374 of the Act, in which case "approved" has a meaning consistent with the provieions of that section.

"Building Line" means the building setback distances as specified in the Shire of Carnarvon's Tbwn Planning Scheme.

"Commercial Area" means an area which is within. a Commercial Zone under the provisions of the lbwn Planning Scheme.

"Council" means the Council of the Municipality of the Shire of Carnarvon. ''Dangerous" in relation to any fence, means a fence which is likely to collapw ox

fall, or part of which is likely to collapse or fall, by reason of its faulty design, location or construction, deterioration of materials, damage by termites, decay, changes in ground levels or any other cause whatsoever.

"Districtn shall mean the area of the Municipality of the Shire of Carnarvon. "Dividing Fence" meam a fence that separates the lmda of different owners whether

the fence is on the common boundary of adjoining lands or on a line other than the common boundary.

"Fence" means a fence, wall or screen wall including a dividing fence as defined by the Dividing Fence Act 1961-1969 (as amended) erected along the perimeter or any part thereof of the setback area or erected within the setback area.

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"Fibre Cement Sheet" mean fibre reinforced cement sheeting having an indented or profiled lateral cross section.

"kontage" means the boundary line between a lot and the atreet upon which that lot abuts.

"Ground Level" means the level of any land prior to any building up on the h d or artificial interference with the land incidental to, arising out of or in comedion with the erection or intended erection of any building or structure upon the land.

"Height" in relation to a fence me-:- (a) where the fence is erected forward of the building line, the vertical dietance

between the top of the fence and the level of the road kerbing immediately opposite, but where no kerbing exists, the height is the vertical distance between the top of the fence and the level of the crown of the road immediately opposite;

(b) where the ground levels are the same on each aide of the fence and where the fence is not erected forward of the building line, the vertical d i s t . between the top of the fence and the ground level immediately Mow; and

(C) where the ground levels are not the same on each side of the fence then the height shall be measured ikom the natural ground level which in the case of doubt shall be a level fixed by an o5wr of the Council as defined in these By-Laws, unless a Court of Competent Jurisdiction ehall decide otherwise.

"Hotel Area" means an area zoned as such for that purpose in the 'Ibwn Planning Scheme and for the purpose of these By-Lam shall be treated as a Commercial Area.

"Industrial Area" means an area which is within an Industrial Zone under the provisions of the Town Planning Scheme.

"Intensive Horticulture Area" means an area which is within an Intensive Horticulture Zone under the provisions of the Town manning Scheme and for the purpose of these By-Laws shall be treated as a Rural Area.

"086.cer" for the purpose of these By-Laws shall be a person appointed under the Act and in the &t instance shall be the Building Surveyor or a person exercising the duties of the Building Surveyor.

"Residential Area" means an area of the district that is zoned Residential or which is zoned principally for a residential purpose under the proviaiom of the 'Ibwn Planning Scheme.

"Rural Area" means an area of the district that is classified or zoned as a Rural Zone or which is zoned principally for rural purpoeee such as handling, treating, processing or packaging primary products grown, reared or produced in the locality, and any workshop servicing plant or equipment used for rural porpoees within that district.

"Setback Area" meane that portion of a lot situated between the street alignment and the building line as prescribed by the 'Ibwn. manning Scbeme.

"Special Use Zone" shall be as defined in the Town Planning Scheme. The principal use of the area shall be determined as one of Residential, Commercial, Industrial or Rural for the purpose of these By-Laws.

"Street Alignment" means the boundary between the land comprising the street and a lot that abuts thereon, but where a new street alignment is prescribed means the new street alignment so prescribed.

"Ibwn Planning Scheme" means a Shire of Carnarvon Tbwn Planning Scheme or Interim Development Orders for the time being in force under the proviaiom of the 'lbwn manning and Development Act 1928 (as amended) and relating to all or part of the Municipality of the Shire of Carnarvon.

Applications of' By-Law 3. These By-Laws apply to the 'lbwnsite and Environs" of the Shire of Carnarvon aa prescribed under ita Tbwn manning Scheme; 4. Fencing requirements applicable to areas surrounding m i pools are specified in the Building Regulations 1989; 5. Where there is a conflict between them By-Laws and a Council lbwn Planning Scheme, the pmvhions of the Scheme will prevail., and 6. Where a fence ie erected on the boundary between land in different zoned areas, then the minimum requirement of fencing shall be the minimum prescribed by these By-Lam for the property having the higher land zoning, Levels of zoaing are epecified in descending order as follows:-

1. Residential 2. Commercial and Industrial 3. R d

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Appointment of OkGicere 7. The Council may, pursuant to section 157A of the Local Government Ad, delegate to specified officers, the powers conferred on it by these By-Laws. SufGicient Fences 8. Where a fence is erected on the boundary between land in different zoned areas then a "sufficient fence" for the purposes of the Dividing Fences Act 1961 shall be that prescribed aa a "sufficient fence" for the property having the higher land 20- aa referred to in By-law 6. 9. The fences specified as follows are hereby prescribed as aufEclent fences for the purporres of the Dividing Fences Act 1961 (as amended):-

9.1 in a Residential Area, the fence described in Clause 3 (a), (d) and (0 of the First Schedule;

9.2 in a Commercial Area or Industrial Area, the fence described in Clause 1 (a), (C) to (g) of the Second Schedule; and

9.3 in a Rural Area, the fence described in Clause l (a) (i) to (iv) of the Third Schedule.

9.4 in a Special Use Zone a suflicient fence shall be a fence which meets the prescribed standard for the principal use of that area.

Fence Application Requirements 10. A person shall not commence to erect, proceed with the eredion, rebuild, reconstnrct, or alter any fence on the boundary of a lot unless and until that person has lodged with the Council two copies of the plan and specification of the proposed rebuilding of, reconstruction of, or alteration to an existing fence, and the Council haa approved of the plan and specification so lodged, with or without conditions of approval. 11. In addition to the requirements of By-Law 10 of these By-Laws no person shall erect a fence or make an alteration to an existing fence within a residential zone whereby the finished height of the fence exceeds 1.65 metres without the written approval of the Council. 12. No person shall unless otherwise permitted by these By-Laws:-

12.1 erect a fence exceeding 1.65 m in height; 12.2 erect a fence which is adjacent to, or forms part of, a retaining wall with a

combined height exceeding 1.0 m excepting where the natural contours of tbe lot are such that the implementation of the By-Law is considered unreasonable by the Council, which may accordingly vary the requirement;

12.3 erect a fence abutting a Right of Way or Pedestrian Accees Way exceeding one metre in height if within 1.5 m of a street boundary;

12.4 erect a fence exceeding 1.0 m in height forward of the building line unless:- 12.4.1 it is constructed of masonry or concrete; 12.4.2 it has footings of minimum 225 mm X 150 mm concrete 15 MPA, or

300 mm X 173 mm brick laid in cement mortar situated entirely within the boundaries of the lot;

12.4.3 it be offset a minimum of 200 mm at maximum 2.7 mm centres, or 225 mm X 100 mm piers are provided at II18Ximum 2.7 m centres;

12.4.4 it be truncated a minimum 1.5 m X 1.5 m at all crossovers or driveways, including those on adjoining 10%

12.5 erect a fence having a gate which opens or its able to open outwards onto a street or right-of-way.

Prohibitions No person shall:-

13.1 erect or affix or allow to remain on or as part of any fence on an allotment owned or occupied by him in a residential area any barbed wire or any other wire or materials with spiked or jagged projections;

13.2 erect or &%K or allow remain aa part of any fence bounding an allotment in a Commercial or Industrial area any barbed wire or other wire or mat&& with spiked or jagged projections unless:- 13.2.1 the wire or materials refmed to in this By-law ia carried on the upper

portion of posts which may extend vertically to their full height, or otherwise extend vertically to a height of l.& &er which they may be directed towards the allotment a t an angle of 45 degrees, and;

13.2.2 notwithstanding Sub-Bylaw 13.2.1 the bottom row of wire or other mabrial shall be set back 160 mm from the vertical h e of the fence and shall not be nearer than 1.8 m to the ground.

13.3 affix or allow to remain as part of any fence on an allotment owned a occupied by him, any broken glaes,


4 erect an electric fence upon or near the boundary of any land abutting a road, way or street within the Townsite or electrify any such existing fence without the written consent of the Council which consent shall in any event only be given where a separate boundary fence exists or is to be erected and the electric fence or the fence proposed to be electrified is not leas than three metres h i d e the boundary fence. Installation of an electric fence and warning notices shall be in accordance with AS. 3129-1989.

Retaining Walls and Fences 14. A person who wishes to erect a retaining wall or dividing fence which is intended to act as a retaining wall shall:-

14.1 Apply to the Council in writing enclosing two copies of a plan and specilication of the retaining wall.

14.2 In the case of a retaining wall which will exceed 600 mm in height, include detailed engineering calculations and other information necessary to demon- strate the soundness and safety of the design of the proposed wall.

15. Notwithstanding the above no person shall:- 15.1 without the consent of the Council, erect or commence to erect any retaining

wall or any dividing fence which is intended to act as a retaining wall which is on or near a boundary line, or

15.2 fill behind a wall to any height in excess of 0.5 of a metre without the prior written permission of the Council.

16. In granting permission under By-Laws 14 and 15 hereof the Council may impose such conditions as it sees fit.

Street Alignments and Frontages 17. A person shall not erect a fence exceeding 0.75 m in height on any frontage of a lot which is situated at the intersection of two or more streets where the fence so erected is:-

17.1 within a distance of 10 m from the point of intersection of the lot boundaries; or

17.2 where a corner of the site at the junction or intersection of any streets has been truncated, within 10 m measured .from a point a t the intersection of the prolongations of the side and fkont boundaries of the site.

18. A street alignment fence may be constructed to a maximum height of 1.65 metres above natural ground level with the fence being constructed on the boundary for 80 per cent of the length on the boundary. The remaining 20 per cent shalI be kept back, at least 450 mm, from the boundary, unless otherwise determined by Council. 19. Council may in its absolute discretion and if in its opinion the circumstances so warrant, grant special approval for a street alignment fence to be in excess of 1.65 metres high.

Materials 20. In relation to fencing materials no person shall:-

20.1 erect a fence constructed otherwise than of concrete, masonry, wmughtiron, tubular steel, link steel mesh, timber, fibre cement sheet m combinations of one or more of these materials, or such other materials as approved by Council.

20.2 use or cause to be used corrugated galvanised iron as a covering to any fence on land zoned for residential purposes.

20.3 erect a fence wholly or paxtly of barbed wire except-- 20.3.1 in a rural zone if no barbed wire is used on the side of the fence facing

a toad; 20.3.2 in an industrial and commercial zone in accordance with By-law 13.2

of these By-laws. 20.4 use pre-used materials in the construction of any fence without the approval of

Council.

Dangemua Fencing 21. No person shall erect or permit the erection of a dangernu8 fence and the owner or occupier of land shall not su£fer or permit a dangerous fence to remain on any land within the district.

Fences Not to Impede Water Movement 22. No person shall without the consent of the council erect or commence to erect within any portion of the district a fence of impervious material in any place, pailion m location where it will or i s likely to act as a barrier to, or restrict in any way w13atsoever the normal flow of floodwatere, stormwater or other waternume in, on or over land in the district.

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Raeponsibilitiea for Maintenance 23. The owner and occupier of land in the district shall maintain all fences erected thereon in good condition and so as to prevent them from falllng into disrepair or becoming dilapidated, neglected, ruinous or dangerous to inhabitants of the property in, or adjacent to the land or the neighbourhood. 24. Where a fence is a dividing fence, each of the owners, of the adjoining lands is liable to maintain it as required under By-law 23.

Notice to Owners or Occupiers 25. Council may give notice in writing to the owner or occupier of any land upon which:-

25.1 a fence is being construded contrary to the requirements of these By-laws; 25.2 a fence has been constructed contrary to the requirements of these By-laws; 25.3 a fence has not been maintained in accordance with the requirements of these

by-laws; or 25.4 a fence is, in the opinion of Council's Bdding Surveyor, considered dangerous.

26. Notice given under By-law 25 shall specify the manner in which the fence does not comply with the By-laws and require the owner or occupier to remedy the breach complained of in such a manner as the Council or its delegated oEcer specifies within a period of up to but not exceeding 35 days f3om the date of notice. 27. If a person fails to comply with a notice given pursuant to these By-laws, the Council may, in addition to prosecuting the owner, lawfully enter upon the land on which the fence, the subject of the notice is erected and cany out the requisitions contained in the notice and recover all expenses incurred thereby from the owner or occupier in a Court of Competent Jurisdiction.

Offences and Penalties 28. A person who fails to comply with or does anything in contravention of any of the provisions of these By-laws, or who fails to carry out any duty or requirement imposed upon that person by these by-laws commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a maximum penalty of $500 with a daily penalty during the breach of $50 per day.

First Schedule Fences in Residential Areas

The following are the minimum standards and specifications for fences in residential areas:

1. Rough sawn Timber Fences: (a) corner posts 125 mm X 125 mm X 2400 mm; (b) intermediate posts of 125 mm X 75 mm X 2400 mm spaced maximum 2.7 m

apart, (C) all posts shall have tops not less than 38 mm weather struck and shall be

sunk a t least 750 mm into the ground; (d) rails shall be 75 mm X 50 mm, each rail spanning two bays of fencing with

joints staggered; top and bottom rails shall be at least 1.20 m apart; (e) the fence shall be clad with:-

(i) 75 mm X 18 mm X 1.65 m sawn pickets double-nailed to each rail; or (ii) 100 mm X 13 m m X 1.65 m sawn palings, overlapping 20 mm and

double nail to each rail; or (iii) corrugated or contoured fibre reinforced cement sheets which are

1.65 m in height 2. Ranch Style Timber Fences:

(a) posts of minimum 100 mm X 100 mm X 2400 mm set a t least 750 mm in the ground and spaced maximum 2.1 m apart and having weather struck tops;

(b) the fence should be clad to a height of 1.65 m with horizontal boarding which shall be 150 mm X 25 mm double-nailed with joints staggered. Boarding shall cover at least two spans.

3. Corrugated F'ibro Cement Sheet Fencing: (a) out of ground fence height minimum freestanding 1500 mm but for a

sufficient fence the height shall be 1500 mm. (b) out of ground m e m u m fence height freestanding 1650 mm. (C) out of ground maximum fence height wind braced 1800 mm. (d) sheets of fences of less than 1.65 m in height to be trenched to 450 mm in

soil.

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(e) sheets of fences of between 1.65 m and 1.8 m in height to be trenched 600 mm in soil.

Q sheets to be lapped and capped with fibro cement moulded or meM capping. 4. Masonry or Concrete Fences:

(a) Construction to be in accordsnce with the requirements of AS 1640-1974. 5. Painted Galvanised Steel or Aluminium Sheebhg Fence:

(a) Subject to the written approval of an authorised officer. (b) May be used behind building line subject to the written approval of

authorised officer. (C) Maximum height 1.8 m when supported by post and rails to the satisfaction

of Council. 6. Dividing Fence Along Side Boundary

(a) Where erected forward of the approved building line shall comprise:- (i) a masonry or concrete wall of a height of not more than 1.0 m above

the ground; (ii) galvanised steel link mesh extending to a height of not more than 1.0 m

above ground level; (iii) fibro cement sheeting extending to a height of not more than 1.0 m

above ground level; or (iv) c o r d type to a height of not more than 1.0 m abwe the ground.

Second Schedule Commercial & Industrial Areas

The following are the minimum standards and specifications for fences in Commercial and Industrial areas:

1. Steel Wire Mesh Fence: (a) The height of the fence is to be 1.8 m. (b) Where topped with strand or barbed wire then the height, inclusive of pods

shall be not more than 2.1 m, (C) Corner posts shall be placed at all changes in direction and are to be

galvanised steel with minimum 50 mm nominal bore X 3.5 mm; footings 225 mm diameter X 900 mm;

(d) Intermediate posts to be galvanised steel with minimum 38 mm nominal bore X 3.5 mm spaced maximum 3.5 m apart; footings 225 mm diameter X 600 mm;

(e) Bracing to be galvanised steel with minimum 32 mm nominal bore X 3.15 mm, fitted at each gate and two at each corner post;

(0 Cables shall be afiixed to the top, centre and bottom of all posts and shall consist of two or more 3.15 mm galvanised steel wires twisted together;

(g) Galvanised steel link mesh wire shall be not less than 1.8 m in height and constructed of 50 mm mesh 2.5 mm galvanised steel wire and shall be strained, neatly secured and laced to the posts and affixed to cables. Vehicle entry gates shall provide an opening of not less than 3.6 m and shall be constructed of 25 mm tubular steel framework with one horizontal and one vertical stay and shall be covered with 50 mm X 2.5 mm galvanised steel link mesh strained to framework. Gates shall be fixed with a drop bolt locking attachment;

(h) Any barbed wire to be installed in accordance with by-Iaws 13 and 20 of the By-laws.

2. Conugated Fibro Cement Sheeting Fence: (a) The specifications are those detailed in Clause 3 of the first Schedule.

3. Painted Galvanised Steel or Aluminium Sheeting Fence (a) May be wed behind the building line subject to the written approval of the

authorised officer. (b) Maximum height of 2.1 m when supported on post and rails.

4. Timber, Ranch Style, Masonry or Concrete Fencing: (a) The specifications are those detailed in the first Schedule.

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Third Schedule Rural Areas

The following are the minimum standards and specifications for fences in Rural h: 1. Post and Wire Fences:

(a) (i) Wire shall be high tensile steel wire not less than 2.5 mm diameter. a minimum of five wires shall be used, these to be spaced and threaded through holes in posts to all fences;

(ii) Strainer posts shall be of timber not less than 2.25 m long and 150 mm diameter. These shall be set minimum 900 mm in the ground, spaced maximum 200 m apart and positioned a t all changes in direction;

(iii) Intermediate poste of timber shall be not less than 1.8 m long X 100 mm diameter if round or 125 mm X 60 mm if split or sawn. P& to be set a minimum 600 mm in the ground and spaced a mnlrimum five metree apart;

(iv) Bracing to be a minimum 100 mm in diameter if round or 125 mm X 60 mm if split or sawn, fitted a t each gate post and two at either side of each strainer post.

(b) Concrete posta constructed to Australian Standard N36-1964, with not leae than five suitably spaced high tensile galvanised steel wires of not lees than 2.5 mm in diameter, may be used in lieu of timber posts.

(C) Steel posts to such specifications as may be from time to time approved by the Council, provided that such specifications shall provide for a standard of fencing compatible in the area.

2. Timber Post and Rail Fences (a) Poste to be of preservative treated pine not less than 100 mm diameter

being not less than 750 mm in the ground and 1.2 m a b e ground. The poste are to be installed vertically and well consolidated in positions not exceeding 2.70 m apart;

(b) Corner posts and poste a t changes of direction of fence alignment to be braced to the satisfaction of the Building Surveyor.

(c) 'Ibp rails-preservative treated pine not less than l00 mm diameter installed horizontally with the top edge approximately level with the top of the posts 1.2 m above ground level;

(d) Wires-to be 2.5 mm high tensile galvanised (or W C plastic coated equivalent to the satisfaction of the Building Surveyor. The top wim to be installed by running through holes bored in poste being 75 mm below the under side of the top tails. The middle wire to be installed by m m h g through holes bored in posts being 300 mm below the top wire, the lower wire to be installed by running through holes bored in posts being 300 mm below the middle wire. AU wires to be strained

3. Painted Galvanised Steel or Aluminium Sheeting Fence (a) The specifications are those detailed in Clause 5 of the h t Schedule.

4. Corrugated Fibro Cement Sheeting, Timber, Ranch Style, Masonry or Concrete Fencing. The specifications detailed in the First Schedule.

5. Within a rural area a fence which is parallel to and within 7.5 m e b e ofa street may be constructed to a height of not more than 1.5 metres unless otherwise approved by Council.

Dated this 22nd day of June 1994. The Common Seal of the Shire of Carnarvon was hereunto e e d in the presence of:

T. A DAY, President. B. G. WUKER, Shire Clerk.

Recommended- PAUL OMODEI, Minister for Local Govenunent.

Approved by His Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council this 13th day of September 1994.


4764 GOVERNMENT GAZETZ'E, WA [l6 September 1994

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960 Municipality of the Zbwn of Albany

By-law Relating to Street Trading/Entertaining-No. 16 In pursuance of the powers conferred by the above Act, and all other powers enabling it, Council hereby records hawing resolved on 26 July 1994 to revoke the By-laws relating to Street Trading as publi~lhed in the Government Gazette dated 21 January 1994 and amended from time to time to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following By-law Relating to Street Trading/Entertainment CNo. 16). 1. In this By-law unless the context otherwise requires:

"Area A"-refers to those areas defined as "Central Area" and "Local Shopping" under the Town of Albany, Town Planning Scheme lk

"Area B"-refers to the area not defined as "Central Arean and "Local Shopping" under the Town of Albany, Town Planning Scheme 1G

"authorised officer" means an officer of the Council authorised by the Council to administer this By-law.

"community association" means an institution, association, club, society or body, whether incorporated or not, the objects of which are of a charitable, benevolent, religious, cultural, educational, recreational, sporting or other like nature and the members of which are not entitled or permitted to receive any pecuniary profit from the transaction thereof.

"entertaining" means playing a musical instrument, singing, miming, juggling, dancing or giving an acrobatic display.

'licence" means a licence issued under this By-law. "operating areasn means areas A, and B being the only areas in the Town of Albany

Municipality where licence holders may operate. "street" includes a highway and thoroughfare which the public are allowed to use

and includes every part of the highway or thoroughfare, and other things including bridges and culverts appurtenant to it.

"trading" means selling or hiring of goods, wares, merchandise or services, or offering goods, wares, merchandise or services for sale or hire, in a street or other public place and includes displaying goods, wares or merchandise for the purpose of offering them for sale or hire, inviting offers for sale or hire, soliciting orders or carrying out any other transaction therein.

2. This By-law shall not apply to the selling or offering for sale of newspapers. 3. No person shall carry on trading or entertaining in any street or public place unless that person:

(a) is the holder of a current licence or is an assistant specified in a current licence; and

(b) is acting in compliance with the requirements, terms and conditions of a m n t licence for which all fees and charges have been paid.

4. An application for a licence shall be in writing and shall: (a) include the full name and address of the applicant; h) specify the proposed number and the names and addresses of assistants; (C) specify the location for which the licence is sought; (d) be accompanied by an accurate plan and description of any proposed stand,

table, structure or vehicle which may be used for trading or entertaining; (e) specify the proposed days and hours of trading or entertaining; (0 specify the proposed goods, wares, merchandise or sexvices in respect of which

trading or entertaining will be carried on. 5. The Council may refuse to issue a licence if:

(a) the applicant has committed a breach of clauses 3, 8, 9 or 10 of this By-law; (b) the proposed activity or place of trading or entertaining is in the opinion of

Council undesirable; (C) the proposed stand, table, structure or vehicle is in the opinion of Council

unsuitable in any respect of the location for which the licence is sought; (d) the needs of the district or the portion thereof for which the licence is sought

are in the opinion of Council adequately catered for. 6. A licence shall be in a form determined by Council and shall specify:

(a) the full names and addresses of the licensee; (b) the dates of issue and expiration of the licence; (C) the place to which the licence applies; (d) a letter of consent be obtained from the occupier of the premises abutting the

place to which the licence applies;


(e) the number, type form and construction as the case may be of any stand, table, structure or vehicle which may be used for trading or entertaining;

(f) the particular types of the goods, wares, merchandise or services in respect of which trading may be carried on or a full description of the nature of the entertainment;

(g) the number of and full names and addressee of assistants (if any) who may be engaged at any one time in trading or entertaining pursuant to the licence;

(h) the days and hours when trading or entertain@ may be carried on; (i) any other requirements, terms or conditions that the Council may see fit to

impose. 7. (1) The fee payable for the issue of a trading licence is $20.00.

(2) In addition to the licence fee payable by a trader under sub-clause (1) of this clause a licensee shall before the issue of a licence pay the Council the additional charge specified in the First Schedule hereto. 8. No licensee or assistant specified in a licence shall:

(a) engage in or permit any trading or entertaining in any goods, wares, merchandise or services other than those specified in the licence;

(b) cause, permit or suffer any nuisance to exist, arise or continue on or from the place specified in the licence;

(C) no licence holder shall place, install, erect, play or use any musical instrument attached to a loud speaker or amplifier in any part of a street;

(d) deposit, place or store any goods, wares or merchandise on any street or other public area other than on the place to which the licence applies;

(e) create any noise or disturbance to the reasonable annoyance of nearby occupants or passers-by;

(0 obstruct the free passage of pedestrians on any footpath or roadway. 9. A licensee shall not:

(a) in trading or entertaining use or employ or permit to be used or employed a t any one time more than the maximum number of assistants specified in the licence; or

(b) transfer, assign or otherwise dispose of his licence. 10. A licensee shall:

(a) unless otherwise approved by the Council personaIly attend at the place specified in the licence a t all times when trading or entertaining is conducted on or from that place;

(b) keep the place and any stand, table, structure or vehicle specified in the licence in a clean and safe condition and in good repair;

(C) keep the place and any stand, table, structure or vehicle specified in the licence free from trade refuse and other refuee and rubbish;

(d) on demand produce the licence to any authorised officer or any police officer; (e) unless with written approval of the Council to the contrary, remove any stand,

table, structure or vehicle and all goods, wares, merchandise and signs from the place to which the licence applies and leave that place clean and vacant in all aspects: (i) at the conclusion of the permitted hours of operation specified in the licence;

and (ii) whenever not trading or entertaining on the place to which the licence

applies. 11. A licence is valid for the period between the date of issue and the 30th day of June next or until ita revocation pursuaat to this By-law whichever is the earlier. 12. The Council may revoke a licence if:

(a) the licensee or assistant specified in a licence commits an offence against clauses 3, 8, 9 or 10 of this By-law; or

(b) the Council or a Crown agency, or instrumentality requires access to the place to which a licence applies for the purpose of carrying out works, over or under that place.

13. Where a licence is revoked the Council shall if requested provide the Licensee with written reasons for the revocation. 14. (1) Where a licence is revoked under clause 12 (a) of this By-law the licensee shall not be entitled to any refund of any fee or charge paid to the Council in respect thereof.

(2) Where a licence is revoked under clause 12 Cb) of this By-law the Council shall refund the additional charge referred to in clause 7 (2) paid in respect thereof having h t deducted the charge applicable to the period fram the date of iesue of the licence to the date of revocation.

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15. Any person who contravenes or fails to comply with any provisions of c l a w 3, 8, 9 or 10 of this By-law commite an offence and is liable on conviction to:

(a) a maximum penalty of one thousand dollare ($1 000.00) or imprieonment for six (6) monthrr,

(b) a mnrimum daily penalty during the breach of dollars ($50.00) per day. 16. Regardless of the provisions of c l a w s 3 and 7 a licence may be validly issued to a community aeElociation that is exempt £mm the payment of appropriate few and additional charges. A community association may validly carry on trading or enterbin- ing under a current licence issued under this By-law without having paid all h and charges for that licence provided that the trading or entertain& carried on by the c o ~ ~ l ~ ~ ~ u n i t y association is for the purpose of that community aeaociation and for no other purpose. In the event that the trading or entertaiaing is not for those purpcw~ then the community association shall be liable to pay all additional charges and fees which it would have otherwise been liable to pay under this By-law.

First Schedule STREET TRADING AND ENTERTAINING

Annual Licence Fet420.00 Additional Charges

1. Street Trading (a) Operating in Area A-additional Charges per annum will be m s e d a t ........

$20 per m2. (b) Operating in Area B-additional charges wi l l be assessed in accordaoce with

the table below. Per Day Per Week Per Month Per Annwn

2. Street Entertaining Licence fee and additional chargeNil.

Dated thie 5th day of August 1994. The Common Seal of the Town of Albany was hereunto afIixed by authority of the Council in the presence of:

A G. KNIGHT, Mayor. M. A. JORGENSEN, General ManagerPmwn Clerk.

Recommended for appmval- PAUL OMODEI, Minister for W Govermnent.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council the 13th day of September 1994.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1980 The Mwicipality of the City of RocRingham

Caram Parks and Camping Grounds By-Lam In pmmnce with the powers conferred by the above mentioned Act and of all ather powers enabling it, the Council of the City of Ro&@mm hereby recmda have w801ved on the 26 April, 19!M to amend the By-laws relating to Caravan Parka and Camping Grouz1de published in the Government Gdzette on 24 December, 1976 as follows. 1. In By-law 2, the ddhition of the word ear^^" be ameaded by adding aRer the word jwpoms' ' b d for the purpose of the Second Schedule of them By-laws a caravan may include an abode consieting of one ox two compatible vehidee each codbming with ths fir& part of thie definition deigned and constructed to form a eingle unit".

16 September l9941 GOVERNMENT GAZE'ITE, WA 4767

2. ARar the words "Municipality of" in the last line of By-law 2, delete the words %hire of Rockinghamn and substitute the words "City of Rockinghamn. 3. By introducing immediately following By-law 6 a new By-law 6A in the folluwing terms:

"6A. Notwithstanding the provisions of By-law 6 of these By-laws a person may: (a) cause or permit any caravan to be parked or remain in a caravan park, or (b) may occupy a caravan in the same caravan park;

for a period in excess of six months provided that the caravan concerned complies with the matters set out in the Second Schedule hereto".

4. By deleting all words and figures after the word "fee" in line 6 of By-law 12 of Part IIL and substituting the following in lieu thereof:

"which shall be calculated at a rate of six dollars ($6.00) for each site for which the caravan park ia registexed or the sum of two hundred and fiftv dollars ($250.001, whichever shall be the greater".

5. Delete sub By-law 3 of By-law 15. 6. By deleting By-law 18W and substituting in lieu thereof:

"(C) annexes conforming with the matters set for in the Third Schedule hereto and erected by, or for, a person parking a caravan on the land for use during his occupancy and removal on his departure".

7. By deleting the word 'and' in paragraph (0 of By-law 18 and then adding the following after paragraph (g):

"(h) carporb provided that there shall be a minimum distance belmeen any carport and any other caravan or carport of not less than 4.5 metres. A carport must not be conetructed of pre-used materials;

(i) sheds and barbecues: (a) Sheds-will be permitted provided the size thereof does not exceed 2m X 2m

X 2m. External cladding of sheds to be of materids approved by the Council. (b) Barbecues-gas barbecues will be permitted. Solid fire1 barbecues will only

be permitted in designated common or recreational areas or as otherwise approved by the Environmental Health Officer of the Council, and

(j) a common storage area approved by the Council." 8. By introducing a Second Schedule in the following terms:

"Second Schedule (By-law 6A)

1. Siting: 1.1 A caravan parked on a site shall be set back a minimum of 2.5m from the

side and rear boundaries of the caravan site; 1.2 'Ibwball and any other part of the caravan to be set back a t least MH)mm

from the inaide edge of the interior of the road edge or ke rb i i ; 1.3 The towbar to face the a m s s road for the caravan site;

2. Underside: The space beneath the outside edge of the caravan may be covered in by either: 2.1 moveable sliding flat fibro cement panels or similar approved materiaJ; or 2.2 canvas, welded plastic or vinyl fitted to the caravan and to an aluminium

etrip on the pad; but not otherwise.

3. Annexe floore: The floor of any annexe shall be: 3.1 constructed of concrete which shall comply with Building Code of Australia,

75mm concrete laid on waterproof membrane; slab height to be 75- above ground or if;,

3.2 constructed of timber. 3.2.1 set a t the same height aa the caravan floor and supported on metal

jacka to the speciscation set out in Item 6 of the Third Schedde hereto. 4. Fire Fighting Equipment: An owner of a caravan parked on a caravan site shall

provide a 1.5 kilogram BCF exhgubher in the caravan. 5. Drainage: Kitchen sinlte shall be connected in a r n m r approved by the

Cou11cil. 6. Comection of Water Closeta:

(a) Connection to deep sewer or an approved reticulated on-eite dluen t disposal qatem may be approved by the Council when the sanitary facility cornprim a part of the camvan.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 116 September 1994

(b) The water closet compartment shall have a minimum roam area of 1.1 square metres and a minimum access area of 750mm widtb and 60- depth. The floor shall be constructed of impervious material approved by the Health Department of Western Australia and evenly graded to an approved floor waste outlet;

(C) An exhaust fan shall be provided and flumed directly to the outside air. The electrical connection of the exhaust fan shall be comected to the light switch so that the light and fm work simultaneou91y;

(d) The door to the water closet compartment shall not open directly into the kitchen or dining areas of the caravan, and shall either open outwards or be readily removed from the outside. The water closet compartment shall be fully enclosed;

(e) All plumbing installations shall be to the requirement of the Water Authority of Western Australia By-laws and Health Act (Treatment of Sewage and Disposal of Effluent and Liquid Waste Regulations) and approved by an Environmental Health Otficer of the Council;

7. Use of chemical toilets: (a) Chemical toilets in caravans may be used provided the wastea discharge to

a holding tank. The holding tank shall be emptied periodically by connecting a flexible hose pipe approved by the Council from the tank to a soil waste dump point approved by the Council;

(b) The flexible hose referred to in (a) above shall be disconnected, cleansed and stored above ground beneath the caravan after the tank is emptied. Permanent connections to the dump point are not permitted. *

9. By introducing a Third Schedule in the following terms: Third Schedule

By-law 18(2) 1. Annexes shall be of light construction, capable of being easily dismantled and

moved by one or two persons. 2, m e of construction allowable:

(a) Walls of lightweight easy to erect rigid modular panels, maximm width of 1.3m. Panels are to be clad in caravan type pre-painted aluminium sheeting or vinyl inserts, framed and supported by extruded aluminium section channelled T-bar or angle configuration, secured by metal thread type screws or gutter bolts.

(b) Roof-either: (i) welded plastic sheeting over horizontal metal supports or fiame; or (ii) self supporting lightweight rigid modular panels maximum width of

1.3m. Panels are to be clad in caravan type pre-painted aluminium sheeting or vinyl inserts and framed and supported by exhvded aluminium section channelled T-bar or angle configuration, secured by metal thread type screws or gutter bolts.

3. Annexes shall have a maximum width of 3.2m: m e annexe shall not project beyond the roof and alignment of the caravan.

4. Annexes shall be restricted to one per caravan, except that caravans consisting of two compatible vehicles designed and constructed to form a single unit shall not have any annexual structure.

5. Metal jacks supporting timber earned floors shall be heavy duty adjustable steel jack legs, purpose designed to adequately support the floor, which shall be independent of the caravan."

10. By deleting By-law 22 and substituting in lieu thereof: "22. A person who contravenes any provision of these By-laws or who uses land as

a caravan park, which is not registered, commits an offence and is liable to a penalty not exceeding $500.00 add to a daily penalty of $50.00 for wery day that the offence continues after conviction".

The common seal of the City of Rockingbam was hereto affixed on the 30th day of June, 1994 in the presence of:

F. W. G W I N E R , Mayor. G. G. HOLLAND, Town Clerk.

Recommended: PAUL OMODEI, Minister for Load Government.

Approved by His Excellency the hvernor in Executive Council on the 13th day of September 1994.

D. G. BLIGW Clerk of the Council.


LG44

SHIRE OF YORK Appointment of Buildmg Surveyor

It is hereby notiiied for public infomtion that Mr Daniel Roy Delle Cosh h been appointed Building Surveyor for the Shire with effect from 29 August 1994. The appointment of Richard J. Brookes is cancelled as from 17 June 1994.

DALE R. STEWART, Acting Shire Clerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT l960 TWENTY-SECOND SCHEDULE

Municipality of the Shire of Brookton Form No. 1

Notice Requiring Payment of Rates Prior to Sale The several registered proprietors or owners in fee simple, or persons appearing by the last memorial in the Office of the Registrar of Deeds to be seised of the fee simple respectively of the several pieces of land described in the third column of the Appendix to this notice and persons appearing in the Register Book or by memorial in the OfEice of the Registrar of Deeds to have respectively an estate or interest in the land, and whose names appear in the first column of the Appendix to this notice. W e notice t h a t i

(1) Default has been made in the payment to the council of the abovenamed Municipality of a rate charged on the several pieces of land described in the third column of the Appendix to this Notice, and the default has continued in respect of each separate piece of land for a period greater than three years;

(2) The total amount o& to the council in respect of rates and other amounts charged on each piece of land is shown in the second column of the Appendix set oppoaite the description of that piece of land;

(3) Payment of these amounts representing rates, sewerage rates, penalty interest, rubbish service charges and block burning charges is hereby required; and

(4) In default of payment, the pieces of land will be offered for sale by public auction aRer the expiration of one hundred and five days from the date of service of this notice at a time appointed by the Council.

The pieces of land in respect of which the rates specified in the second column of the Appendix are owing are those severally described in the third column of the Appendix and set opposite the respective amounts so specified. Dated the 16th day of September 1994.

IAN CURLEY, Shire Clerk.

Appendix

Names of Registered Proprie- Amount owing showing sepa- Description of the several tars or Owners, and also all rately the amount owing as pieces of Land referred h other Persons having an Estate Rates, and any other Amounts

of Interest in the Land

Donald John Hathaway Shire Rates l99111992 $302.73; Bxookton Iat 215, Certificate of 19924993 $307.27; 199311994 Title Volume 1317 Folio 783. $314.95; 199411995 $314.08; Sewerage Rates l99111992 $242.32; 199211993 $244.66; 199311994 $252.98; 1994l1995 $331.80; Rubbish Service Charge 199111992 $85.00; 199211993 $87.50; 1993/1994 $98.35; 199411995 $102.00; Penalty Interest 199111992 $30.27; 199211993 $64.03; 199311994 $101.93; Summons Fee 20/1/1994 $52.40.


Names of Registered Proprie- Amount owing showing sepa- Description of the several tom or Owners, and also all rately the amount owing as pieces of Land referred b other Persona having an Eatate Rates, and any other Amounts

of Wrest in the Land

D o d d John Hathaway Shire Rates 199ll1992 $175.00; 1992/1993 $178.00; 199311994 $182.00; 1994/1995 $189.00; Penalty Interest 199111992 $17.50; 199211993 $37.05; 199311994 $58.96. Shire Rates 198611987 $43.00; 198711988 $60,00; 198811989 $76.00; 198911990 $89.00; 199011991 $150.00; 199111992 $175.00; 199211993 $178.00; 199311994 $182.00; 19941995 $189.00; Sewerage Rates 19861 1987 $36.00; 198711988 $40.00; 198811989 $42.00; l98911990 $50.00; 199011991 $60.00; 199111992 $75.00; 1992/1993 $77.50; 199311994 $82.50; 19941995 $87.50; Penalty In- terest 199111992 $59.30; 19921 1993 $83.03; 199311994 $109.53; Block Burning Fee 28/2/1991 $25.00.

Wayne CliRon Du-Pont

Society Management Pty Ltd Shire Rates 1984/1985 $30.00; 19854986 $40.00; 198611987 $43.00; 198711988 $60.00; 198811989 $76.00; 198911990 $89.00; 199011991 $150.00; l99111992 $175.00; 199211993 $178.00; 199311994 $182.00; 1994l1995 $189.00; Penalty In- terest 199111992 $66.30; 19921 1993 $90.73; 199311994 $118.00. Shire Rates l99011991 $120.50; 1991/1992 $175.00; 1992/1993 $178.00; 1993/1994 $182.00; 1994/1995 $189.00; Penalty In- terest 199111992 $29.55; 19921 1993 $50.31; 199311994 $73.54.

Wayne CLiRon Du-Pont Shire Rates 199011991 $118.00; Penalty Interest 199111992 $11.80; 199211993 $12.98; 199311994 $14.28.

Brookton h t 298, Certificate of Title Volume 1753 Folio 620.

Brookton L& 411, Certificate af Title Volume 1559 Folio 802.

Aldersyde Lot 14, Certificate of Title Volume 1179 Folio 83.

Aldersyde Lot 26, Certificate of Title Volume 1979 Folio 596.

Aldersyde h t 25, Certificate of Title Volume 1979 Folio 595.

L W 2 LOCAL WVERNMENT ACT l960

Shire of Mount Magnet Appointment of Registration Officers and Authorised OfEcers

It is hereby notified for public information that the following persons have been appointed a authorised officers pursuant to the following Acts, and have been authorised to enforce the following Acts, Regulations and By-laws-

Local Government Ad 1960 Control of Vehicles (Off-Road Areas) Act 1978, and Regulations Dog Ac-t 1976, and Regulations Litter Act 1979, and Rejplations AU of Council's By-laws

Graeme John McDonald William Francis Broomfield Paul Munay Ranford Mandy S h o n d a

16 Se~~r.?mber 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4771

Bush Fires Act 1964, and Regulations Graeme J o h McDonald Paul Murray Ranford

Paul Murray Ranford and William h c i s Broomtield have been appointied as Pound Keepem. The following persons have been appointed aa Registration Officers pursuant to the Dog Act 1976-

Debra Allison Ansell Antoinette May Hays Mandy Simmonds

All other relevant prior Gazettals are herewith withdrawn. K. M. BRAND, President.

G. J. McDONALD, Shire Clerk.

BUSH FIRES ACT lB64 Shire of Wandering

Bush Fire Control Officers I t is hereby notified that the following persons have been appointed Bush Fire Control O£ficers under the Bush Fires Act for the 1994/95 fire season. Chief Fire Control Officer-& R. Pennington Deputy C.F.C.0.-Mr J. McNeil Fire Control Officers Wandering Brigade-M. Watts

B. Dowsett N. F. Ferguson D. English T. Hardie

Coqji Brigade-R. Pennington J. R. Price P. Monk

Hastings B r i g a d d . Bostock C. Young J. McNeil G. Pars0118

Clover Permit Oflicers-B. Dowsett J. McNeil

Fire Weather Oflicere-P. Monk G. Parsons D. English

D. J. DAWSON. Shire Clerk

L W LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

TOWN OF NORTHAM (SPECIFIED AREA) ORDER No. 1, 1994 Made by his Excellency the Governor under the provisions of section 548(4) of the Xocal Government Act 1960. Citation 1. This Order may be cited as the lbwn of Northam (Specified Area) Order No. 1, 1934. Commencement 2. Thia Order shall take effect on and from the date it is published in the Government Gazette. Authorisation to use Specified Area Rate 3. The portion of the municipality of the Town of No-, as described in the Schedule to this Order, is declared to be a specified area to which section 548(4) ofthe Local Government Act applies. By His Excellency's Command,


Schedule AU that portion of land comprising Lot 502 of Northam Town hts 26 and 27, as shown on Office of Titles Diagram 69077. Department of h d Administration Public Plan: BH35 1:2000 21.18.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT W O Tbwn of Sheppetton

Closure of Private Street Department of Local Government,

Perth, 5 September 1994. LG: P 4-12.

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor has approved under the provisions of section 297A of the Local Government Act 1960, the resolution passed by the Town of Shepperton (formerly City of Perth) that the private street which is described as being portion of portion of Canning Location 2, being portion of the land coloured brown and m d e d "R.O.W." on Plan 1820 and being portion of the land contained in Certificate of Title Vol. 162 Fol. 134 be clowd, and the land contained therein be amalgamated with adjoining b t 107 Esperance Street, East Vidoria Park, as shown in the Schedule hereunder.

JOHN LYNCH, Executive Director, Department of local Government.

Schedule Diagram No. 87294

LOCAL AUTHORITY : Town Of Shepperton LOCALITY l East Victoria Park

0 5 l0 15 20 m J

16 September 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT ADVERTISEMENT OF RESOLUTION DECIDING TO PREPARE A TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

Shire of Moara Town Planning Scheme No . 4

Notice is hereby given that the Shire Council of Moora on 18th May 1994. passed the following Resolution:

Resolved that the Council. in pursuance of section 7 of the lbwn Planning and Development Act 1928. prepare the above Town Planning Scheme with reference to an area situate wholly within the Shire of Moora and enclosed within the inner edge of a broken black border on a plan now produced to the Council and marked and certified by the Shire Clerk under his hand dated the 18th May 1994. as "Scheme Area Map" .

Dated this 18th day of May 1994 . J . N . WARNE. Shire Clerk .

L W 8

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT l960 Shire of Mmra

It is hereby notified for public information that the following fees and charges have been set by Council resolution on the 17th August 1994. in accordance with section 191 A of the Local Government Act 1960 . MOORA COMMUNITY RECREVQION CENTRE $ W e d d i n g 4 1 of building ...................................................................................................... 275.00

.................................................................................................. Weddings-45W0 of main hall 200.00 Weddings-Areas B & C only ........................................................................................... 150.00 Cabarets. Balls-all of building .............................................................................................. 425.00

............................................................................................... Cabarets-50% of main hall 245.00 Dances no alcohol--all of building ......................................................................................... 185.00 Dances no alcohol-40% of main hall .................................................................................. 80.00 Private dinnerdparties-450 of main hall ......................................................................... 200.00 Private dinnedparties-- B & C only ............................................................................... 90.00 Luncheone--all of building .................................................................................................... 120.00

.......................................................................................................... Luncheons-B & C only 95.00 Luncheon%D only .............................................................................................................. 40.00 Sporting clubs-windupddinneddances all of building ....................................................... 240.00

......................................................................................................................... 50% main hall 165.00 .............................................................................................................................. B & C only 85.00

Vote count night-- B & C ....................................................................................................... 70.00 Fashion parademain hall ............................................................................................... 180.00

.......................................................................................................... Fashion parad-B & C 100.00 ARer funeral gathering-any part ..................................................................................... 50.00

................................................................................................... Bingdquiz nightmain hall 105.00 ................................................................................................ Bingdquiz nighGB & C only 70.00

.................................................................................................... Bingdquiz n i g h t D only 45.00 Concert-school ........................................................................................................................ 120.00 ConcerCtxavelling .................................................................................................................. 240.00 Concert-local .......................................................................................................................... 120.00 Rehearsals-any part ........................................................................................................ 18.00 'htor groups, adult education, club committees, keep fit classes--m ain hall .................... 28.00 ............... Areas B, C or D b i n $10 per booking up to 4 hours) (then $2 per hour after) 11.00 Commercial (tupperware, jewellery showst-main hall .................................................... 120.00 Area B & C ........................... ............ ....................................................................................... 50.00 Area D ..............................................-.........--...-.....--................................................................. 40.00 Bazddiaplaydexbibitio]lgmain hall .......................................................................... 150.00

.............................................................................. Area B & C .............................................. 120.00 Area D ................................... ..... ............................................................................................ 40.00 Agricultural, company sheep sales, seminars and meetings-main hall ...................... ..,.. 240.00 B & C only .............................................................................................................................. 160.00 Area D ...................................................................................................................................... 40.00 Publidpolitical meetings-main hall .................................................................................... 95.00 B & C .................................................................................................................................. 75.00 Area D ..................................................................................................................................... 40.00

4774 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA [l6 September 1994

Church meetingdreligioudrnemorial service-any area ........................................................ Moora Arts & CraRs Society Use of recreation centre 2-3 times per week plus rental for tin shed pottery-per annum .

.......................................................................................... Use of junction box for function ................................................................................................................ Setting up per night ................................................................................ Use of kitchen preparation area only ................................................................................................... Basketballhetball per night

Badmintonhockey per half day/night .................................................................................... .................................................................................. Baaketballhdoor netball per season ......................................................................................................... Badminton per season

............................................................................................. Moora football clubs per sesson ........................................................................................ Sunday aRer game football show

Cricket/hockey/football players teas week nights .................................................................. Cricketihockey &er game socials ........................................

MOORA TOWN HALL AND WATHEROO AND MLING HALLS AND PAVLLIONS ........................................................................................................................ Cabarets. Balls

...................................................................... Weddings, private parties, dinners, luncheons ................................................................................................ Supper/'umper presentation

............................................................................................................. Dances (no alcohol) .......................................................................................................... Dancing lessons/aerobics

Decorating ................................................................................................................................ ..................................................................................................................... Quiz nightshingo

Film ................................................................................................................................... Bazaaridauctions ...................................................................................................................... Meetings-hall .....................................................................................................................

...................................................................................................................... Local concerts .................................................................................................................. Travelling concerts

Rehearsals ................................................................................................................................ .......................................................................................................................... Club activities

........................................................................................ Religiodrememberance services ................................................................................................................... Commercial shows

........................................................................................................ Players teaslkitchen teas ...................................................................................... ARer golf socials i.e. club house use

.................................................................... Miling and Watheroo football clubs per season (Includes meetings, kitchen, home game socials, after training players teas)

MILING SUPPER ROOMS Weddings. private parties. dinners .........................................................................................

.............................................................................................................................. Supper only ............................................................................................................. Dances (no alcohol)

Dancing lessons ................................................................................................................... Decorating ................................................................................................................................ Quiz nightdbingo ..................................................................................................................... Films ................................................................................................................................... Bazaars .................................................................................................................................... Meetings ..............................................................................................................................

...................................................................................................................... bxl concerts Travelling concerts .................................................................................................................. Rehearsals ................................................................................................................................

.......................................................................................................................... Club activities ................................................... ................................... Religiodrememberance services ,,

B W Z BINDI. ROUND HILL AND COOMBERDALE W L S ........................................................................................................................ Cabarets. Balls

......................................................................................... Weddings, private parties, dinners Supper only ..............................................................................................................................

............................................................................................................. Dances (no alcohol) Dancing lessons ................................................................................................................... Decorating .............................. .. ........................................................................................... Quiz nighhhingo ..................................................................................................................... F i b ................................................................................................................................... Bazaars .......................... .,. ....................................................................................................... Meetings .............................................................................................................................. Zncal concerts ..................... .. ............................................................................................... Travelling concerts .................................................................................................................. Rehearsals ............................................................................................................................ Club activities .......................................................................................................................... Religiodrememberance services ........................................................................................ Badminton half dayhight .......................................................................................................

90.00 65.00 45.00 45.00 9.00 11.00 40.00 40.00 30.00 10.00 50.00 90.00 8.00 8.00 nil

40.00 17.00 20.00 275.00

40.00 22.00 22.00 9.00 11.00 22.00 22.00 22.00 8.00 22.00 30.00 8.00 8.00

nil

70.00 50.00 40.00 40.00 9.00 11.00 30.00 30.00 22.00 8.00 40.00 50.00 8.00 8.00

nil 9.00


OTHER 1. (a) Use of the recreation centre by Central Midlands Coastal Football League. In

addition to ground charges per e e (includes aesociation training-players teas). Per M u r e ................................................................................................................ $110.00

(b) Central Midlands Agricultural Society in addition to ground hire. Monthly ........................................................................ meetings plus two day annual show $485.00

SQUASH 2. $2.00 per court per 112 hour.

SCHOOLS AND INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS ASSOCIATION 3. Charge for use of Moora OvaVGrandstand for athletidwinter cafnival $35.00 per day. For combined use of ovdgrandstandlrecreation centre facilities $65.00 per day (kitchen and servery areas).

OVAL CHARGES From 1st september, 1994 to 1st September 1996.

FOOTBALL Clubs pay $585.00 per year each to include 6 home games, 2 training sessions per week, use of padion for games and training including hot water and lights for training June-August. Including use of lights for night training. 4 clubs-4585.00 each per season. Central Midlands Coastal Football League including association training per fixture .... $110.00

CRICKET ................................................................................... 3 clubs (to include training sessions) $155.00

OTHER SPORTS .............................................. Ladies Hockey Association (finals inc. lights) ($150.00) $740.00 p.a.

Ladies Hockey Association per club (Miling & Watheroo) 2 X $100.00 Ladies Hockey Association per club (Moora clubs) including lights 3 X $130.00 SoRball (per game) inc. lights ........................................................................................... $ 30.00 Central Midlands Agricultural Society ......................................................................... $325.00 p.a. Athletic sports meetings (athletics only) .............................................................................. $ 60.00

.............................................................. Sports meetings with equestrian events-per day $180.00 Gymkhanas--per day ........................................................................................................... $180.00 Displays of agricultural equipment and implements

............................................................ of individual forms having sole use of the grounds $150.00 ................................................ Cattldsheep sales (excludes use of Ag. Society buildings) $ 60.00 ................................................ Circuses and rodeos (on site selected by council)-per day $200.00

Recreation Reserve No. 16261, Watheroo ht 43-Australian rules football-A & B grade Matches-per day .................................................................................................................. $ 60.00 Cricket-per day .................................................................................................................... $ 30.00 Miling Recreation Ground comprising part of h t M1643 Australian rules football-A & B grade matches Per day ................................................................................................................................... $ 60.00

.................................................................................................................... Cricket-per day $ 30.00 Watheroo %mis Club (inc. lights) per season .................................................................... $320.00

............................................................................................................. Equestrian Park $245.00 p.a. Moora Arnatuer Basketball Association-Roberta Street Reserve ............................... $150.00 p.a. Moora Ladies Netball Association-Roberts Street Reserve (oval) ............................. $325.00 $.a.

SEPTIC TANK CLEANOUTS AND PUMPOUTS Cleanout ................................................................................................................................. Pumpout per 1000 litres ........................................................................................................ Service fee-all services .................................................................................................. Mileage both ways in Shire per km .....................................................................................

.............................................................................................................. Out of Shire per km Pensioners cleanout ............................................................................................................... (Plus mileage (if out of town)) Minimum charge ............................................................................................................... Out of Shire charge (additional) ........................................................................................... Annual grease trap fees ........................................................................................................ Food handling premhes grease trap fees ..........................................................................


CARAVAN PARK CHARGES Site per week ........................................................................................................................... $75.00 Site per day ........................................................................................................................ $13.00 !knt site per day ..................................................................................................................... $ 9.QO

OTHER Steel chairs each ...................................................................................................................... .20c

....................................................................................... Marquee+bond $50.00-per day $20.00 ......................................................................... Life Be In It trailer-bond $5O.O%per day $20.00 .................................................... TrestIe+bond $20.00 each-per day $ 5.00

SWIMMING POOL Normal admittance charge $2 per entry Interm school awimming admittance charge $1 per entry

J.N. W-, Shire Clerk.

LOCAL WVERNMENT ACT 1960 Shire of Murchison

Memorandum of Imposing Rates 'h whom it may concern. At a meeting of the Murchison Shire Council held on 26 August 1994, it was reeolved that the rates and charges specified hereunder should be imposed on all rateable property within the district of the Municipality in accordance with the provisions of the M Government Act 1960, and the Health Act 1911. Dated this 26th day of August 1994.

K. W. KEOGH, President. RICHARD k CHILD, Shire Clerk.

General Rate-Unimproved Values-10.36 cents in the dollar. Minimum Rate-$150.00 per lot, location or lease. Rates Discount and PenaltySection 550 and 550A (2) of the Local Government Act-

It was resolved that Council allow a discount of ten per centum on a11 rates paid in full within thirty five days from the date of service, and levies a penalty of ten per centum on rates unpaid aRer 31 January 1995.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT lWIO HEAIXH ACT 19ll

Shire of Upper Gasroyne Memorandum of Imposing Rates

To whom it may concern. At a meeting of Council held on 26 August 1994 it was resolved that the Rates and Chargea specified hereunder should be imposed on all rateable property within the Shire of Upper Gaacope for the year ending 30 June 1995 in accordance with the Local Government Act 1960 and Health Act 1911. Dated 30 August 1994.

R. M. COLLINS, Resident. A E. G. FISHER, Shire Clerk.

Schedule of Rates and Charges General Rate-

,0732~ in the dollar on all GRV, .0732c in the dollar on all Uninaprwed Values.

liVIixlimum Rate46150 on any Iat, h t i o n or Aeeesament. Diecount-A Wscount of 10% will be allowed on all current m& paid on or before 30 September 1994.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT B60 HEALTH ACT l B l l Shire of Kondinin

Memorandum of Imposing Rates At a Meeting of the Kondinin Shire Council held on Wednesday, 17 August 1994 it was resolved that the Rates and Charges specified hereunder shall be imposed on all Rateable Property within the district of the Municipality in accordance with the provisions of the Local Guvernment Act 1960 and Health Act 1911.

J. M. HINCK, Resident. M. J. JONES, Shire Clerk.

Schedule of Rates and Charges Prescribed Area $0.035850 cents in the dollar on Unimproved Values. Rural and Mining $0.033850 cents in the dollar on Unimproved Values. 'Ibwnsite and Specified Locations $0.089000 cents in the dollar on Gross Rental Value. Minimum Rate $175.00 for Unimproved Values for each Lot or Location. Minimum Rate $175.00 for Gross Rental Value for each Lot or h t i o n . Discount-10% Discount payable on Current Rates paid on or before 30 September 1994. Penalty-10% Penalty payable on all Rates Outstanding after 31 January 1995 except Pensioners. Rubbish--$78.00 per annum for One 240 Litre Bin removed once weekly. 'Wevision Charges--

Kondinin 'Ibwnsite $15.00 per annum. Hyden Townsite $34.50 per annum.

Special Rubbish Charges- Kondinin Kash & Karry $110.00. AU Sporting Organisations $39.00 per season. Hyden National Bank and APBPolice Oflice, Hyden $39.00.

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954 Shim of Augusta-Margcrret Rwer

Bush Fire Notice and Requirements Notice to all owners a d o r occupiers of land in the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River

In accordance with section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954, you are required to carry out fire prevention work on land owned or occupied by you in accordance with the provisiom of this order. The penalty for non-compliance with this notice is a maximum fine of $1 000, and not withstanding prosecution, council may enter upon the land and carry out required works a t the owner/occupier's expense. An inspection of firebreaks and hazard removal will be carried out in aII areas of the Shire by an authorised officer (Townsites after December 1, 1994; Rural aRer December 22, 1994). Rural and Special Rural Areas This work must be carried out by December 22,1994, and kept maintained throughout the summer months until April 12, 1995. k Rural Land:

1. A firebreak not less than 2 metres wide must be constructed ineide and within 100 metrcs of the boundary of each property where the boundary is adjacent to or adjoins a constructed or used surveyed road. (Firebreaks constructed on road verges do not constitute a legal firebreak under the Bush met3 Act, and Council approval is required prior to construction of additional fiebreaks on roadside verges.)

2. A firebreak not less than 2 metres wide must be constructed within a perimeter of 20 metres of all homesteads, buildings, haystacks and fuel storage areas on the land

3. Where uncleared land abuh a boundary, a Grebreak not legs than 2 metres wide must be constructed inside and within 100 metres of 8uch boundaries.

B. Special Rural Land: 1. The owners of all existing small rural holdings zoned 'Special Rural' aa Special Rural in

Zbwn Planning Schemes must construct a firebreak not less than 2 metres wide, immediately h i d e all boundaries.

GOVER&lIVENT GAZETTE, WA 116 September 1994

2. An area of 30 metres around the house must be cleared of hazardous material to create a fuel-he zone. This zone is defined as an area devoid of underehrey, leaves, rubbish and dead timber. Trees within the h e l - h e zone are acceptable, provided they are not heavily barked and do not overhang the h o w .

3. Pasture land shall be grazed, slashed, or the 6re hazard reduced by some other means, to the satisfaction of a duly appointed officer.

' I b m t e s This work must be carried out by December l , 1994, and kept maintained throughout the summer months until April 12, 1995. C. Towmitedracetawn and Prevelly Park In respect of land owned or occupied within these townsites or any area subdivided for other pllrpofms, you shall:

1. Remove all flammable material (including ground fuel build-up) on the whole of the land except living standing trees, or

2. Construct a firebreak not less than 1.6 metres wide, immediately inside both side and rear boundaries, together with a firebreak not less than 3 metres in width around all building^ on the land. AU fuel residue material from firebreak construction to be removed from the block.

D. All other townsites (including Molloy Island) In respect of land owned or occupied by you within any townsite or any area subdivided for other purposes, you shall:

1. Where the area of land is up to and including 4 000 mm, remove all flammable material on the land except living standing trees, from the whole of the Iand, and

2. Where the area of land exceeds 4 000 sqm, clear of flammable materials, f i r ebreh at leaet 2 metres wide, immediately inside all external boundaries of land, and also immediately surrounding all buildings situated on the land.

E. Private Hardwood/SoRwood Plantations Any area planted with pines or eucalyptus species exceeding five (5) hectares but not exceeding fiReen (15) hectares:

1. Firebreaks not less than two (2) metres wide around the perimeter on land on which plantation is established.

2. Firebreaks not less than ten (1) metres wide, two (2) metres of which must be cleared of all flammable materials, on the boundary. The remainiug eight (8) metres muet be maintained in a low fuel condition, that is, short grass may be considered low fhely, where the plantation is adjacent to or adjoins a constructed, used surveyed road or eqjoys a common boundary. Plantations exceedinge fifteen (16) hectares to comply with the Bush Fires Board recommendation.

F. Fuel andlor Gas Depots

In respect of land owned or occupied by you on which is situated any container normally wed to contain liquid or gas hel, including the land on which any ramp or support is c o n s U , you W have the land clear of all flammable materials. Special Notice to Land Owners & Occupiers The Council forwards a copy of this Firebreak Order each year. The Notice is also published in the Augzatu-Margaret River Mail and copies are available at the office counter. If it is considered impractical for any reason to clear firebreaks or remove flammable materials h the land as required by the Notice, you may make written application to the Council not later than the 15th day of November, 1994, for permission to provide firebreaks in alternative positions or to take altarnative action to abate fire hazards on the land. This application muat be count;ersigned by the Bush Fire Control Officer for the area in which the land is situated to signify his agreement to the variation. If permission is not granted by the Council or its duly authorised officer, you shall comply with the requirements of this notice.

Bush Fire Precautions Prohibited Burning Times The prohibited burning thee which apply witbin the Shire are: December 22, 1994 to Februarg 28, 1995,

btn:W Burning Times The restdcted burning times are: November 9, 1994 to Dacernber 21, 1994 and March 1, 1996 h April 12, 1995. Them dates are subject to alight variation according to seasonal conditions, but a n ~ r Jteratiom will be advertised locally. By order of the Council.

L. J. C-LA, Shire Clerk.

16 September 19941 GQWRNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4779

BUSH FIRES ACT 1984 (Section 33)

Shire of Wandering Notice to Owners and Occupiers of land within the Shire of Wandering

Pursuant to the powers contained in section 33 of the above Act, you axe hereby required on or before the 31st day of Odober 1994, or before such later date as the Council may, according to local conditions decide, to plough, cultivate, ecarify or otherwise clear of aIl inflammable material8 and thereafter maintain the firebreaks clear of all inflammable materials, up to an including the 15th day of April 1995. 1. Clear firebreaks, not less than 2 metres (6'6") wide, inaide and within 20.1 metres (1 chain) of the entire boundary of all rural holdings with an area of 10 hectares or less. 2. For all m a l holdings of area greater than 10 hedares satisfy at lead one of the following conditions:

(i) Have on standby an operational fire fighting unit of minimu 450 Iitre capacie. In -8 of more than one such holding a minimum of one unit is required for the total land holding.

(ii) Clear firebreaks of not less than 2 metres (6'6") wide, inside and within 20.1 metres (1 chain) of the boundary of all rural land held.

3. Clear firebreaks not less than 2 metres (6'63 within 100 metres (5 chain) of the perimeter of all buildings on the land. 4. Clear firebreaks, not less than 20 metres wide, around the perimeter of any bush exceeding 10 hectares in area prior to carrying out a clearing burn. 5. PINE PLANTATIONS

(a) Clear firebreaks not less than 10 metres (112 chain) wide immediately inside all external boundaries of the land.

(b) Clear internal firebreaks not less than 10 metres (l12 chain) wide surrounding compart- ments of maximum area of 100 hectares (250 acres).

6. MOBILE FIREFIGHTING UNITS Throughout the above mentioned period during the conduct of the harvest of grain and seed an operational mobile firefighting unit of minimum 450 litre capacity must be in dose proximity to the harvest activities a t all times. If it is impracticable for any reason to clear firebreaks in the position required by this notice, the approval of the Council must be obtained to provide them in an alternative place. Note: Ploughing of roadsides in the Shire of Wandering is prohibited. If for any reason it is found impracticable to construct firebreaks in accordance with the provisions of this notice by the date set, which is the 31st day of October 1994, you are requested to notify the District Chief Fire Control Officer or the Shire Clerk of the circumstances. Dated this 2lst day of April 1994. By Order of the Council, D. J. DMSON, Shire Clerk.

LG6Q2 BUSH FlRJ3S ACT 1964

Shire of Moora 1994195 Fire Break Notice Reproduced for General Infarmation

1. Fire Breaks Pursuant to the powers contained in Section 33 of the above Act, you are hereby required, on or before the 22nd day of October, 1994 to plough, scarify, cultivate or otherwise clear and there* maintain free of all inflammable material until the 25th day of March, 1995 in the following positions and of the following dimensions on the land owned or occupied by you. 2. Rural Land F i rebreh must be provided not less than two metrea in width inside and along the whole of the external boundaries of the properties owned or occupied by you. Where this is not practicable t t e firebreaks must be provided as near as possible to, and within, such boundaries with the exception that firebre* can be modified or not required if &r consultation with the Brigade Captain and neighborn it is decided that a natural barrier or man-made structure will act aa a firebreak. 3. Farm Bdl inge and Unattended Electric Motors and Hayetacks Firebreaks at least three metres in width completely surrounding and not more than twenty metres from the perimeter of any building, group of buildings ar hayetackS. AU inflnmmnhle material muet be removed from an area two metres in width immediately surrounding the building. All inflammable material muet be removed from an axea three metrea in width immediately a u r r o u n ~ an unattended electric motor site. 4. Unattended Fuel Operated Motors All'" ble material must be removed from an area three metres in width immediately sufiomding an unattended fuel operated motor whether the motor is intended be wed a not.


5. Townsites On or before the 22nd October, 1994 all town lots within the townsitm of Moora, Miling, Watheroo, Bindi Bindi and Coomberdale are required to be treated as follows--

(a) Where the area of land is less than 3 000 square metres remove all inflammable material from the whole of the land.

Cb) Where the area of land ia 3 000 equare metres or more a fiebreak must be provided not less than two metres in width inside and along the whole of the external boundaries of the properties owned or occupied by you and all inflammable material must be cleared two metres distance from all buildings a d o r haystacks situated on the land and maintained free of such material until 25th March, 1995.

6. Fuel Pumps (Fuel Depots) On or before the 22nd day of October, 1994 all grass and similar material ie to be cleared fkom such areas where dnun ramps are located and where dnuns, full or empty, am shred and such areas are to be maintained cleared of grass and similar inflammable material until the 25th day of March, 1995. 7. Incinerators. Residents of t o m i t e s throughout the Shire are reminded that incinerators for the burning of waste material should be of an approved type and be in good condition. Open drums etc. are not acceptable. 8. Penalty The penalty for failing to comply with this notice is a fine of up to $1 000.00 and a peraon in default is also liable, whether prosecuted or not, to pay the cost of performing the work in this notice, if it is not carried out by the Owner or Occupier by the date required by this notice. Note: Attention of landowners is drawn to the fact that this order allows for provision of firebreaks in situations other than immediately within property boundaries subject to approval. The Appointed Fire Control Officers have been authorised to act for Council in this matter. INFRINGEMENT NOTICES WILL BE ISSUED TO OWNERS OR OCCUPIERS WHERE NO OR LNSUFFICIENT FIREBREAKS ARE PROVIDED. REMEMBER FIREBREAKS TO BE IN PLACE BY 22ND OCTOBER, 1994.

J. N. WARNE, Shire Clerk.

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954 (Section 33)

Shire of Yalgoo Notice to all owners and occupiers of land in the district of the Shire of Yalgm

Pursuant to the powers contained in section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954, you are hereby required on or before 1 November 1994 or within fourteen days of you becoming owner or occupier of land should this be after 1 November 1994 to clear firebreaks and remove inflammable material &m the land owned or occupied by you as specified hereunder and to have the specified land and firebreaks clear of all inflammable material from 1 November 1994 up to and including 14 Febrwry 1995. 1. Land Outside of Townsites

1.1 All buildings on land which is outside townsites shall be surrounded by two firebreaks not less than two metres wide cleared of all inflammable material, the inner firebreak to be not more than twenty metres from the perimeter of the building or group of buildings and the outer firebreak not less than 200 metres from the inner firebreak.

1.2 'Ib remove all inflammable material from the whole of the land between the firebreaks required in paragraph 1.1 above.

2. Land in Tomites 2.1 All land in the townsite shall have firebreaks at least three metres in width cleared of all

inflammable material immediately outside and along the boundaries of the Iand and where there are buildings on the land additional fiebreaks three metres in width shall be cleared immediately surrounding each building.

If i t is considered for any reason to be impractical to clear firebreaks or m o v e inflammable material a8 required by this notice, you may apply to the Council or its duly authorhed officer not later than 30 October 1994 for permission to provide firebreaks in alternative positions or take alternative action to remove or abate any fire hazard. If permission is not granted by this Council or its duly authorised officer you shall comply with the requirements of thie notice. By order of the Council.

k J. GERTENBACH, Shire Clerk.

If the requirements of this notice are canied out by burning such burning shall comply with the relevant provisions of the Bush Fires Act. "Inflammable material" does not include green growing trees or green growing plants in gardens.

16 September 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 478 l

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT l960 Shire of Narembeen

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW Loan No. 10-8 000

Pursuant to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960, the Council of the Shire of Narembeen hereby gives notice of its proposal to borrow by the sale of debentures on the following tern and for the following purpose--

$8 000 for a period of five (5) years repayable at the office of the Council by ten (10) equal half yearly instalments of Principal and Interest. Purpose: To assist with the purchase of a fairway mower.

Specifications and estimates of cost as required by section 609 of the Local Government Act are open for inspection a t the office of the Council during office hours for thirty-five (35) days after publication of this notice. Note: The Narembeen Golf Club is responsible for the payment of all Principle and Interest on this loan, Dated 7 September 1994.

H. W. J. COWAN, Resident. C, G. JACKSON, Shire Clerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960 City of Bayswater

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW Proposed Loan (No. 197) of $57 500

Pursuant to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960, the City of Bayswater hereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow money by the sale of a debenture, repayable at the office of the City of Bayswater, on the following terms and conditions--

Amount: $57 500 for a period of fifteen (15) years Repayment: Quarterly instalments of principle and interest Purpose: To extinguish Loans 175 and 180 which were originally used for the purpose of alterations and additions to the Morley and Districts Recreational Club.

Details of the proposed loan are available a t the office of the Council during normal business hours for thirty-five (35) days aRer publication of this notice. Note: The Morley and Districts Recreational Club has accepted responsibility for the repayment of this loan. Dated 16 September 1994.

J. B. IYORAZIO, Mayor. MAR10 J. CAROSELLA, City Manager- Clerk.

MINING ACT 1978 Department of Mines,

Perth. I hereby declare in accordance with the provisions of &on 99 (1) of the Mining Act 1978 that the undermentioned mining lease be forfeited for breach of covenant, viz; non compliance with expenditure condition, and prior right of application granted to the Plaintiff under section 100.

EEORGE CASH, Minister for Mines.

DUNDAS MINERAL FIELD Mining Lease 631203--Black Flag Mining Pty LM; Auetralis Mining NL.

4782 GOVE-NT GAZETTE, WA 116 September 1W4

MINING ACT lgbd Department of Minerals and Energy,

Perth, 14 Sephmber 1994. In accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act 1904, the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the following tempormy reserve.

L. RANFORD, A/G Erector General.

The rights of occupancy on the undermentioned Temporary Reserve have been renewed. p- -P

Number Occupant For Further W@ Mineral Field PeFioa Expir-

ing on

SIOH Mitchell Plateau 30 June 1995 Mitchell Plateau West Kimberley Bauxite CO Pty Ltd and Kimberley Alcoa of Australia Ltd The Shell Company of Aus- tralia Ltd Sumitomo Aluminium Smelting Company Ltd Sumitomo Corporation Marubeni Corporation

State of Western Australia PETROLEUM (SUBMERGED LANDS) ACT l967

SECTION 37 (1) Declaration of a Iacation

I, Ian F'raser, Director Petroleum Operations Division of the Department of Minerals and Energy for the State of Western Australia, being the officer for the time being which holds certain powers and functions of the Commonwealth-Western Australia Offshore PetroIeum Joint Authority in respect of the area specified as being adjacent to the State of Western Australia by virtue of an inetrument of delegation dated 1 May 1993 and published in the Government Gazette of Western Australia on 14 May 1993, do by the publication of this instrument the Government Gazette, declare the following blocks to be a location for the purpose of Part I11 of the Act.

Hamersley Range Map Sheet Block Nos. Field Location No. 516, 517, 588, 589 East Spar 1 SLJ945 These blocks are the subject of Exploration Permit No. WA-214P held by: Western Mining Corporation Limited, Bridge Oil Limited and Ampolex (A.O.E.) Limited. Dated this 14th day of September 1994.

LAN FRASER, Director Petroleum Operations Divisioa

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING ~~ ACT 1959 METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-NOTICE OF MAJOR AMEhTMENT

Cities of Bayswater and Belmont and Shires of Swan, Mundaring and Kalarnundu Eastern Comdor Omnibus Amendment

File No. 809-21-26; Amendment No. 95W33 1. It is hereby notified for public information that the State Planning Commiseion a t its meeting on 6 July 1994 resolved in accardance with the provisions of Section 33 of the Metropolitan Region Town PIanning Scheme Act 1959 to propose an amendment to the Metropolitan Region Scheme and the Hon. Minister for Planning has consented to public submiasiona being rrought in respect of the proposed amendment outlined in the First Schedule hereunder. 2, Copies of the maps that form part of the Metropolitan Region Scheme that are proposed to be amended will be available from Monday 19 September 1994 to Friday 16 December 1994 for public inspection free of charge during n o d &ce hours, at each of the places mentioned in the Second Schedule hereunder.


3. Any person who desires to make a submission either supporting or objecting to any provisions of the propoeed amendment may do so on the prescribed Fom 6A. Submissions forms are available on request from the display locations and must be lodged with the Secretary, State Plamhg Commission, c/- Department of Planning and Urban Development, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth WA 6000, on or before 4.30 pm, Friday 16 December 1994.

IAN WIGHT-RCKlN, A/Secretary.

Firat Schedule The Metropolitan Region Scheme is amended pursuant to Semion 33 of the Metropolitan Region 'hwn Planning Scheme Act 1959 by ~ubstituting Amendment Map Sheet Numbers UZm, 6/lm, $/Gm, 914111, 10/2m, 12/53m, 13/22m, 14/11m, 16/142m, 17/36m, 1W3m and 2l/14m for those p m of Map Sheet Numbers 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18 and 21. The amendment proposes to transfer land in the Cities of Bayewater and Belmont, Shire8 of Swan, Mundaring and Kalamunda between the Urban Zone, the Rural Zone, the Parks and Recreation Resemtion, the Urban Deferred Zone, the Public Purposes Zone, the Public Purposes (CG) Resemtion, the Industrial Zone, the Central City Area Zone, the Public Purposes (High School) Reservation, the Public Purposes (Special Uses) Reservation, the Parks and k e a t i o n (Restricted) Reservation, the Controlled Access Highway Reservation, the Other Major Highways Reservation and the State Forests Reservation. The purpose of the amendment is to update the Metropolitan Region Scheme zoning8 and reservations for the Eastern Corridor of the Metropolitan Region. The amendment is depicted on State Planning Commission Plan Nos. 1.3143-1.3148 and in more detail on Plan Nos. 3.0754-3.0781 and Land Requirement Plan No. 1.1836/1.

Second Schedule Public Inspection (during normal office hours)

The Amendment Plan Nos. SP1.3143-1.3148 and detail Plan Nos. 3.0754-3.0781 will be available for inspection fkom Monday 19 September 1994 to Friday 16 December 1994 a t each of the following places-

(a) Department of Planning and Urban Development 1st Floor Albert Facey H o w 469-489 Wellington Street Perth WA 6000

(b) Council Offices of the Municipalities of- (i) City of Perth

Westralian Square 141 St Georges Terrace Perth WA 6000

(ii) City of Fremantle Corner Newman and William Street Fremantle WA 6160

(iii) Shire of Swan Corner Great Northern Highway and Bishop Road Middle Swan WA 6065

(iv) Shire of Mundaring 7000 Great Eastern Highway Mundaring WA 6073

(V) Shire of Kalamunda 2 Railway Road Kalamunda %!A 6076

(vi) City of Bayswater 61 Broun Avenue Morley WA 6062

(vii) City of Belmont 215 Wright Street Cloverdale WA 6105

(viii) 'Ibwn of Baarcendean 48 Old Perth Road Bassendem WA 6054

(C) J S Bawe Library Alexander Library Building Cultural Centre l h m i a street Northbridge W;A 6163


PD402 TOWN PUNNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT City of Bunbuty

'Ibwn Planning Scheme No. &Amendment No. 155 Ref 853/6/2/9, Pt. 155 It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the B w n Planning and Development Act 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of Bunbury 'Ibwa Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of-

1. Rezoning portion of hts 61 and Pt. 62 Blackwood Road, from 'Parks, Recreation and Drainage' to 'Residential R15'; and

2. Rezoning portion Blackwood Road from 'Parks, Recreation and Drainage' and k a l Road' to 'Residential R15'.

E. C. MANEA, Mayor. G. P. BRENNAN, Towa Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of Canning Town Planning Scheme No. 40-Amendment No. 6 .

Ref: 853/2/16/44, Pt. 6 It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the lbwn Planning and Development Act 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of Canning 'bwn Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of making the following text alterations-

Zoning Table 1. Delete the Use Class "Night ClubA'avem" and the symbols appearing againit under

Columns 1, 5, 6 and 7. 2. ARer the Use Class "Reception Lodge", insert the following new Use Class and q&bols-

Tavern: Under Column 1-AA Under Columns 8, 9 and 1-A All other Columns to remain blank.

3. Under the new Use Class of '"Ihvern", insert the following new Use Class and symbol- Night Club: Under Column 1-AA

All other Columns to remain blank. M. S. LEKIAS, Mayor.

I. F. -R, Town Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DJWELOPMENT ACT 1928 APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of Gemldton Town Planning Scheme No. l-Amendment No. 48

Ref: 853/3/2/1, Pt. 48. It is hereby notSed for public information, in accordance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of Geraldton 'Ibm Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of-

1. rezoning Xd 14 corner of Marine Terrace and Rtzgerald Street, Gerddton, h r n "Area O e r v i c e Station" to *Area &Town Centre".

2. amending the Scheme Map accordingly. P. G. COOPER, Mayor.

G. K. SIMPSON. 'Ibwn Clerk.


P M 5

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCNEME AMENDMENT

City of Melville Town Planning Scheme No. 3-Amendment No. 117

FM 853/2/17/10, Pt. 117. It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with section 7 of the Tbwn Planning and Development Act 1928, that the Hon Minister for Eknning approved the City of Melville awn Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of-

1. Amending Clause 1.9.33 (Interpretation-Convenience Store) by deleting the words The buildings associated with a Convenience Store shall not exceed 300 square metree GXOBB Leasable Area" where appearing.

2. Amending Clause 5.2.1 (Use Class Table) by amending the use class convenience atore and the appurtenant use class designations thereto relative to each of the zones as follows--

T' City Centre "AA" Commercial "SA" Industrial 1; Industrial 2 "X" Residential A; Residential B; Residential C; Urban Development; Hotel; Private

Clubs and Institutions; Planning Control; Rural 3. Inserting a new Clause 5.7.6 (Commercial Development-Convenience Stores) as follow+

" 5.7.6 The development and or use of land for the purpose of a convenience store shall only be approved in accordance with the relevant procedures of the scheme, and shall comply to the following performance standards--

(a) Maximum 300 square metres gross leasable area; and (b) No lot on which a convenience store is proposed to be located shall have frontage

or access to a local road as determined in accordance with the adopted road hierarchy of the Council; and

(C) No lot on which a convenience store is proposed to be located shall share a common boundary with a lot upon which there is a single house, grouped dwellings or special purpose dwellings; and

(d) Twenty-five percent (25%) of the site area shall be set aside and maintained for landscapmg, with a minimum two (2) metre wide landscaping strip along each boundary having road frontage (excludes crossovers); and

(e) At least eight (8) carbays shall be set aside from any other parking or service area on site for the exclusive use of patrons of the convenience store not seeking service station functions; and

(0 Advertising signs and floodlighting shall not adversely affect the residential amenity of the locality or cause a hindrance or nuisance to persona travelling on a public road, right of way or reserve. ".

C. J. SCHUSTER, Acting Mayor. J. McNALLY, Acting City ManagerITown Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of Rockingham Town Pl- Scheme No. I-Amendment No. 249

FM 853/2/28/1, Pt. 249. Notice is hereby given that the City of Rockingham has prepared the abovementioned scheme amendment for the purpose of rezoning various roads off Mandurah Road, Rockingham, (two unnamed roads directly north of Chesterfield Road) and a portion of Office Road, from Local Roads Reserve to General Industry Zone, as depicted on the Scheme Amendment Map. Ham and d m e n t s setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been depmited at Council Offices, O'Hara Street, IEockingham and at the State Planning CornmiasiordDepartment of Planning and Urban Development, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellingbn Street, Perth, and will be available for inspection during office hours up to and including 28 Odober 1994. Submissions on the scheme amendment should be made in writing on Form No, 4 and lodged with the undersigned on or before 28 October 1994. This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity fbr public comment and i t should not be construed that fiaal approval will be granted.

G. G. HOLLWD, Tawn CIerk.

4786 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA [l6 Seatember 1994

PD407 TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCmME AMENDMENT

Shire of Bmme Town Planning Scheme No. %Amendment No. 107

Ref: 853M/2M, R. 107. It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with section 7 of the 'Ibwn Planning and Development Act 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire of Bmme 'Ib.cKn Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of-

1. Deleting clause 1 from Area 2 of Schedule D-Special Rural Zones and r e p h it with- "1. Subdivision shall be in general accordance with the subdivision guide plan adopted by

Council on 21 December 1993. Notwithstanding the proviaions of the Scheme and the subdivision guide plan, the State Planning Commission may approve minor variations to the subdivision design, but further breakdown of the lots created W be deemed contrary to the provisions of the Scheme."

2. Inclusion of the requirement to connect new or additional lob to the Scheme water supply and to contribute to the cost of access roads as follows- '9. Each new or additional lot created shall be connected to the Scheme water aupply at

the time of subdivision. 10. The subdivider shall make a contribution to the cost of upgrading local accese roads."

R J. JOHNSTON, President. G. S. POWELL, Shire Clerk.


Shire of Busselton Town manning Scheme No. &Amendment No. 268

R e f 853/6/6/6, Pt. 268. It ie hereby notified for public information, in accordance with section 7 of the lbwn manning and Development Act 1928 that the Hon Minister for manning approved the Shire of Busselton Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of-

1. Deleting the border of the Landscape Value Area from within Lot 201, and relmting it along the southern boundary of Lot 200.

2. Rezoning Lot 201 Fairway Drive, Busselton from "General Farming" to "Restricted Use". 3. Amending the Scheme Text by adding to Appendix V-Restricted use zones-the follow-

ing-

Street Particulars Only Uses Permitted of Lrend

Fairway Drive Lot 201 1. Subdivision to occur generally in accordance with the endorsed Subdivision Guide Plan for Lot 201. 2. AB for the Single Residentid and Group Residential Zones, except that no more than one dwelling unit may be developed on those larger lob abutting the mite boundary to the south, and the drain reserve to the e m . 3. No further subdivision of those larger lots abutting the site boundary to the south and the drain reserve to the east will be permitted. 4. No development or clearing of vegetation will be permitted within 10 metres of the southern or western boundaries of existing Lat 201 o r within 10 metrea of the eastern boundaries of Proposed h t 60 and 61. 6. Post and rail fencing, or similar rural style materials to C m d ' s satisfaction, is to provided along the rear and side boundmiee of proposed Late 61 fo 71 and 76; along the northern, southern and Baetem boundaries of proposed Lot 60 and along the southern and ewtem boundaries of Propoaed Zat 75. Fibro cement fencing will be not permitted along these boundaries.

M. C. SCULLY, President. I, STUBBS, Shire Clerk


TOWN PUNNING AND DJXELOPMENT ACT 1928 APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

Shire of Bllsselfon 'Ibwn Planning Scheme No. &Amendment No, 291

R& 853/6/6/6, Pt. 291. It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with section 7 of the Town F'lanning and Development Act 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire of Busmelton 'Ibwn Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of-

Amending Clause 1.9-Interpretations, by replacing- Vuplex House means a building comprising two dwelling units, each being complete and self contained, not being a building in which one dwelling unit is constructed above the other", with "Duplex means two detached or attached, self contained dwelling units, but not being a building in which one dwelling unit is constructed above the other".

Amending Appendix l-Zoning Table by replacing- "Use Class 1.2 Duplex House", with "Use Class 1.2 Duplex".

Substituting the word "Duplex" for the words "Duplex House" whenever else they may occur throughout the Scheme 'Ikxt.

M. C. SCULLY, bPresident. I. STU3BS, Shire Clerk.


Shire of Cmmw 'lbwn Planning Scheme No. l-Amendment No. 10

R& 853/3/20/1, R. 10. Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Coorow has prepared the abovementioned scheme amendment for the purpose of modifying the existing R Coding on Lots 521 and 522 %art Street, beman from R15 to R40, as depicted on the Scheme Amendment Map. Plans and documents setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been deposited a t Council Offices, Main Street, Coorow and at the State manning ColnmiseionlDepartment of Planning and Urban Development, Albert Facey Houee, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available for inspection during office hours up to and including 28 October 1994. Submissions on the scheme amendment should be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the undersigned on or before 28 October 1994. This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment and it should not be construed that final approval will be granted.

S. N. HAZELDINE. Shire Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT W2-8 APPROVED TOWN PLANNZNG SCJBME AMENDMENT

Shim of Moora 'Ibwn Planning Scheme No. 3-Amendment No. 24

Ref: 853/3/11/4, Pt. 24. It is hereby notified fox public information, in accordance with section 7 of the 'Ibwn Flaming and Development A& 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire of Moora 'Ibwn Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of-

1. Rezoning portion of ht 114 h n g Street from "Recreation" zone to "Specid R d " zone in accordance with the Scheme Amendment Map;

2. Inserting in the Scheme Tbxt &r Clause 3.6.3 a new clause as follows- 3.6.4 In addition to the general provisiom set out in clauses 3.6.2 and 3.6.3, the provi~)ions set out in Appendix M shall apply to the control of landuses and development within the specific landholdings referred to therein. The Subdivision Guide Plan for any specific landholding referred to in Appendk M shall form part of the Scheme, and future subdivision within any such specific landholding shall be generally in accordance with such Subdivisional Guide Plan.


3. Inserting a new Appendix (Appendix M) in the Scheme text to include specific development standards relating to the Special Rural Zone, as follows--

APPENDIX M-Special Rural Zone-Provisions Relating to Specified Lots -

Particulars of Special Provisions and Development Standards other than Land those referred to in Paragraph 3.6.2 and 3.6.3

Lot 114 Long 1. Any building on a lot must be erected within the building Street, Moora envelope defined on the Subdivision Guide plan as adopted by

Council. 2. No person shall destroy any indigenous vegetation and trees

or clear land except where the developer of the estate/ landowner obtains the prior consent in writing of CounciI and where such vegetation is dangerous, dead or diseased, or where the clearing is required for the purpose of a firebreak, dwelling, outbuilding, fence, on-site f l u e n t disposal system, a d o r driveways.

3. On-site effluent disposal systems servicing development on the lots shall be to the specitications and satisfaction of both the Local Authority and the Health Department of WA and shall-

(i) Achieve a 2 metre separation between the base of the leach drain and the highest recorded groundwater level or bedrock;

(ii) Achieve at least a 100 metre horizontal separation between the disposal system and any water courses; and

(iii) b t s or part thereof within the lOOm setback from water courses be limited to high environmental performance systems such as ECOMAX, Clearwater 90, Bio Cycle or other similar "approved" system acceptable to Council and the Health Department of WA, and the Environ- mental Protection Authority.

4. Stormwater shall be contained on site to the satisfaction of the Council without any direct drainage outlet to a water course.

5. Council may require the owner of a subdivided lot, as a condition of development for any building permit issued to commence a tree planting programme to its specification on lots it considers require tree cover improvement, and a requirement on the owner to maintain these trees.

6. Other than a dwelling house, land uses and activities which in Council's opinion involve excessive nutrient application or the clearing of the land shall be referred to the Environmental Protection Authority.

7. Keeping of Animals (i) Stocking rates shall not exceed those recommended by

the Department of Agriculture for the applicable pasture types.

(ii) The keeping of horses, sheep, goats and other grazing animals shall be restricted to within an area which is set back l O O m from any watercourse. This area shall be fenced to the satisfaction of Council.

C. W. ADAMS, President. J. N. WARNE, Shire Clerk.

!tQWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 scmm AMENDMENT AVAIL~BLE FOR INSPECTION

Shire of Muduring Town Planning Scheme No. &Amendment No. 1

Ref: 853/2/27/3, R. 1. Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Mundaring has prepared the abovementioned ~icheme amendment for the purpose of rezoning land surplus to road reserve requirement8 a t the corner of Alieon Street and Cook Street, Mt Helena, from "W Authority Reservations-Local Roads" to rtesidential R5".


Plans and documents setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been deposited at Council Ofltices, 7000 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring, and a t the State manning Commiasionl Department of Planning and Urban Development, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available for inspection during office hours up to and including 14 October 1994. Submissiom on the scheme amendment should be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the undersigned on or before 14 October 1994. This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment and it should not be construed that final approval wi l l be granted.

M. N. WILLIAMS, Shire Clerk.


Shire of Swan lbwn Planning Scheme No. %Amendment No. 224

Ref: 853/2/21/10, Pt. 224. Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Swan has prepared the abovementioned scheme amendment for the purpose of reclassifying portion of Lots 2 and 3 Great Eastern Highway, South Guildford, from the "Regional Reseme-Public Purposes" to the "General Industrial" zone. Additional permitted uses of "professional office", "general office", "service office", and "club premises" are included by virtue of Clause 2.2.6 of Town Planning Scheme No. 9. Plans and documents setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been deposited at Council OfZices, Great Northern Highway (Corner Bishop Road), Middle Swan, and at the State Planning Commission/Department of Planning and Urban Development, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available for inspection during office hours up to and including 28 Odober 1994. Submissions on the scheme amendment should be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the undersigned on or before 28 October 1994. Thi~ amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment and it should not be construed that final approval will be granted.

E. W. LUMSDEN, Shire Clerk


lbwn of Albany Town Planning Scheme No. 1A-Amendment No. 81

Ref 853/5/2/15, Pt. 81. It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the TDwn of Albany 'Ibwn Planning Scheme Amendment on 10 September 1994 for the purpose of rezoning portion of Lot 63 Lmke Street fkom the "Future Urban" and "Industry" zones and portion of Lot 64 h c k e Street from the "Indwtry" zone to the "Other Commercial" zone and the Scheme Maps are hereby amended accordingly.

k G. KNIGHT, Mayor. W. P. MADIGAN, General ManagerlIbwn Clerk.


lbwn of East Fremantle Town Planning Scheme No. 2-Amendment No. 30

Ref: 853/2/412, Pt. 30. Notice is hereby given that the Town of East Fremantle has prepared the abovementioned ~cheme amendment for the purpose of amending Clause 3.5 (g) to include a landscaping and planting plan as a planning consent requirement for a dwelling house application.


Plans and documents setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been deposited a t Council Offices, 135 Canning Highway, Eaat hemantle, and at the State Planning Commission/ Department of Planning and Urban Development, Albert Facey House, 464-489 Welhghn Street, Perth, and will be available for inspection during. office hours up to and including 28 October 1994. Submissions on the scheme amendment should be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the undersigned on or before 28 October 1994.

-

This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment and it should not be construed that final approval will be granted.

B. COLEY, Town Clerk.

TOWN PJANNJNG AND DEVELOPMENT ACT l928 SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

lbwn of Narmgin District Planning Scheme No. %Amendment No. l

Ref: 853/4/2/10, Pt. 1. Notice is hereby given that the Town of Narrogin has prepared the abovementioned scheme amendment for the purpose of-

1. deletion of South part Lot 263 Cnr Fortune and Rowley Streete from the Special Use Table. 2. rezoning South Part Narrogin 'Ibwn Lot 263 Cnr Fortune and Rowley Streets from Special

Use '~ lecom" to "Central Business". Plans and documents setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been deposited a t Council Offices, 89 Earl Street, Narrogin and at the State Planning Cornm.s~ion/Department of Planning and Urban Development, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available for inspection during office houre up to and including 28 October 1994. Submissions on the scheme amendment should be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the undersigned on or before 28 October 1994. This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment and it should not be construed that final approval will be granted.

S. D. TINDALE, Town Clerk

ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1974

ROAD TRAFFIC (LICENSING) AMENDMENT REGULATIONS (NO. 3) 1994


Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Road Traff i (Licensing) Amendment Regulatians (No. 3) 1994.

Commencement

2, These regulations come into operation on 1 October 1994.

Schedule 2 amended

3. Schedule 2 to the Road Trafic (Licensing;) Regulations 1975* is amended -

(a) in item 4 - (i) in paragraph (b) by deleting "4" and substituting the

following - ' 6 "; and


(ii) by inserting after paragraph (b) the following paragraph -

(C) detailed searchinp of current and previous owne s records and

r o d u c t i o n of s u p p o r t i n g $oocumentation 10

?P. I

and

(b) in item 10 - (i) in paragraph (a) by deleting '31" and substituting the

follomng - " 12 "; and

(ii) in paragraph (d) by deleting "25" and substituting the following - " 38 9,

[* Reprinted in the Gazette of 28 August 1984 at pp. 2663-82. For amendments to 1 September 1994 see 1993 Index to Legislation of Western Australia, Table 4, pp. 231-33, and Gazettes of 22 and 29 July 1994.1

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 13th day of September 1994. By His Excellency's Command,

D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of Cound.


ROAD TRAFFIC (VEHICLE STANDARDS) AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1994


Citation

1. These regulations ma be cited as the Road Traffic (Vehicle Sbndards) Amendment Regu2otion.s 1h4.


2. In these regulations the Road Tmffi (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 1977* are referred to as the principal regulations.

C* Reprinted as at 5 A ust 1982. For amendments toy0 June 1994 see 1993 I h to Legislation of Western Australia, Table 4, p. 234-5.1

Regulation 3007 repealed and a regulation substituted

3. Regulation 3007 of the principal regulations is repealed and the following regulation is substituted - U

Lights

3007. (1) Where a bicycle is being ridden during the hours of da~kness -

(a) there shall be attached to the bic cle a lighted front light showin an unbroken white &&t that is clearly vlsible at s %stance of 200 metres from the front of the bicycle; and

4792 GOVERNMENT GAZE'ITE, WA [l6 September 1994

Cb) there shall be attached to the bicycle or its rider a lighted rear light shounng - (i) an unbroken red light; or

(ii) a red light that flashes regularly a t the rate of not less than 60 per minute,

that is clearly visible at a distance of 200 metres from the rear of the bicycle.

(2) The vertical distance from the ground to the centre of each li h t referred to in subregulation (1) is to be a t least 330 mil5metres.

(3) In addi t ion to t h e l i gh t required unde r subregulation (1) (a), a front light shounng a white flashing light may be attached to a bicycle or its rider.

* S


4. Regulation 3009 of the rincipal regulations is amended by deleting P "Every" and substituting the fo lowing - " When being ridden during the hours of darkness, a ".


D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of Council.

SECURITY AGENTS ACT 1976

SECURITY AGENTS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1994


Citation

l. These re lations may be cited as the Security Agents Amendment Regulations l&.

Commencement

2. These regulations come into operation on 1 October 1994.


3. In these regulations the Security Agents Regulations 197F are referred to as the principal regulations.

[* Published in Gazette of 9 September 1977 at p. 3262-71 . of Western Australia, Table 4, p. 242.1

B For amendments to 24 August 1994 see 299 Index to Legislation


4. Regulation 3 of the principal regulations is amended -

(a) in sub te~ la t ion (3) by deleting "$24", "$49" and "$17" and substituting the following respectively -


(b) in subregulation (5) by deleting "$133", "$66" and "$17" and substitutmg the following respectwely -

(C) in subregulation (11) by deleting "$26" and substituting the following - " $27 "; and

(d) in subregulation (12) by deleting "$7" and substituting the followmg - ,' $8 $9


5. Regulation 12 of the principal regulations is amended - (a) in subregulation (2) by deleting "$6" and substituting the

following - K $7 "; and

(b) in subregulation (3) by deleting "$10" and substituting the following -


6. Re lation 13 (2) of the principal regulations is amended by deleting "$7" anEubstituting the followmg - U $8 n




ROAD TRAF'FIC CODE AMENDMENT REGULATIONS (NO. 3) 1994


Citation

l. These re lations may be cited as the Road Traffi Code Amendment 0. 3) 1994. R~gurcrtions 8


2. Regulation 1210 (1) of the Rcwrd TrafFc Code 1975* is amended - (a) after paragraph (c) by deleting "or";

(b) in paragraph (d) by deleting the full stop and substituting the following - U ; or "; and

4794 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 116 September 1994

(C) by inserting the following paragraph -

(e) the use, upon a bicycle, of a flashing li h t in compliance with, or emitted under, regu 7 ation 3007 of the R d & a m Wehide Standartis) Regulations 1977.

n

C* Reprinted as at 19 October 1983. For amendments to 20 June 1994 see 1993 Index Le islation o Western Australiq Tabk 4 p. 228-9, and Gazettes oF18 More and 26 April 1994.1

d Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council thh 13th day of September 1994. By His Excellency's Command,


FIREARMS ACT 1973

-MS AMENDMENT R;EGULATIONS (NO. 2) 1994


Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Fireanns Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 1994.

Commencement

2. These regulations come into operation on 1 October 1994.


3. In these regulations the Firearms Regulations 1974* are referred to as the principal regulations.

[* Reprinted in the Gazette of 17 February 1981 at p . 663-97. For amendments to 24 August 1994 see 1993 I& to Legislation of Western Australia, Table 4, pp. 79-80.]


4, Regulation 4 of the principal regulations is amended - (a) in the Table to subregulation (la) -

(i) in the column headed "Fee" b deleting "19", "35" and "Mu K and substituting respectively t e followng - U 20 n.

U

U 36 "I and 66 "I

and

(ii) in the column headed "Noting fee" by deletin 9" in the 3 laces it occurs and substituting in eat% place the

Lowing -


(b) in subregulation (Ib) in paragraph (a) by deleting "$9" and substitutmg the following - U $10 "; and

(c) in the Table to subregulation (lc) - (i) by deleting "64" and substituting the following -

U 66 "; and

(ii) by deleting "35" in the 3 places it occurs and substituting in each place the following -


5. Regulation 5 (1) of the princi a1 re lations is amended in paragraph (b) by deleting "$3" and substituting t % e fol g. owing -

Regulation l 1 amended

6. Regulation 11 (1) of the principal regulations is amended by deleting "$11" and substituting the following - U $12 n


7. Re ation 21 (1) of the principal regulations is amended by deleting "$4" an substituting the followng - U

P $5 n


8. Regulation 27 (1) of the principal re lations is amended in paragraph (a) by deleting "$59" and substituting the &owing -

$61 n


D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of Cound.

DAMPIER PORT AUTHOFUTY ACT 1985

DAMPIER PORT AUTEORITY AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1994

Made by the Dampier Port Authority and approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execubve Council.

Citation'

1. These regulations may be cited as the Dampier Port Author& Amendmenf Regulations 1994.

4796 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA El6 September 1994

Principal Regulations

2, In these regulations the Dumpier Port Authority Regulations 1989 are referred to as the principal regulations.

C* Published in Gazette of28 February 1989 at p. 601-2. For amendments to 3 June 1994 see 1993 ndex to Legislation of Western Australia, Table 4, pp. 55-6.1

P


3. Regulation 77 of the principal regulations is amended - (a) in subregulation (l), by deleting 'Schedule 5" and substituting

the following - " Table 1 n. y

(b) in subregulation (la), by deleting 'Schedule 5" and substituting the following -

Table 1 n. 9

(C) in subregulation (2), by inserting before "the pilotage dues" the following - " a charge equal to ";

(d) by inserting after subregulation (2) the following subregulations -

(3) Where an approved pilot is detained at a vessel waiting for the vessel to be ready to leave its berth, the owner of the vessel is liable to pay to a collector of port charges the charge set out in item 1 of Table 2 in respect of that detention.

(4) Where - (a) an ap roved pilot is called out to attend a f vesse in accordance with an application

for pilotage; and

(b) the vessel does not arrive a t the pilot boarding ground at the time given or at all,

the owner of the vessel is liable to pay to a collector of port char es the charge set out in item 2 of Table 2 in respect o f the detentaon of the pilot and pilot vessel for such eriod as the pil,ot is required to wait for the arrival o F the vessel or, if the vessel does not arrive, for such period as the pdot reasonably waits.

m. 9

(e) in subregulation (5), by inserting aRer "liable to pay" the following - " to a collector of port charges "; and

(D in subregulation (61, by deleting ' subregulations (2) and (5)" and substituting the follomng - " this regulation n

Schedule 4 amended

4. Schedule 4 to the principal regulations is amended - (a) in item 1, by deleting ?egisteredn; and


(b) in item 3 (c) - (i) by deleting "registered"; and

(ii) by deleting "GR?" and substituting the following - " tonnage W

Schedule 6 repealed and a Schedule substituted

6. Schedule 5 to the principal regulations is repealed and the following Schedule is substituted - U

SCHEDULE S IReg. 771

TABLE 1 - PILOTAGE CHARGES

Nature of pilotage Gross tonnage of vessel Charge services $

1. Pilotage of vessels entering or departing from the Port

2. v e s s e pilOta$ S Of b e i n g moved within the Port

3. :'."%fation or deferral

Not exceeding 10 000 10 001 - 20 000 20 001 - 30 000 30 001 - 40 000 40 001 - 50 000 50 001 - 60 000 Exceeding 60 000

(Irrespective of tonnage)

TABLE 2 - PILOT DETENTION CHARGES

Detention of pilot at vessel $400.00 per hour or part of an hour

Detention of pilot a t pilot $400.00 per hour or boarding ground part of an hour

Detention of pilot in quarantine $400.00 per hour or or a t sea part of an hour

Passed by a resolution of the Dampier Port Authority at a meeting of the Authority held on 22nd June 1994. The common seal of the Dampier Port Authority was at the time of the abovementioned resolution affixed in the presence of-

W. STEWART, C b a n . D. WALKER, Member.

G. HAMMONDS, Member.

Approved by His Excellency the Governox in Executive Council, D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

4798 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Wl E16 September 1994

PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT ACT 1994

PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEIVENT (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 1994

Made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council,

Citation

l. These re lations may be cited as the Public Sector Management (General) Regu % tions 1994.

2. These regulations come into operation on the day on which Part 9 of the Act comes into operation.

Prescribed independent departments fo r purposes of section 3 (3) of Act

3. For the purposes of section 3 (3) of the Act - (a) the department designated as the Department of Environmental

Protection; and

(b) the de artment designated as the Department of Planning and Urban 5 evelopment,

are prescribed as independent departments.

Prescribed independent departments fo r purposes of section 5 (2) (a) of Act

4. For the purposes of section 5 (2) (a) of the Act - (a) the department designated as the Department of Environmental

Protection; and

(b) the de artment designated as the Department of Planning and Urban % evelopment,

are prescribed as independent departments.

Employing authorities for purposes of section 5 (3) of Act

6. For the purposes of section 5 (3) of the Act - (a) the Director within the meanin of the Director of Public S Prosecutions Act 1991 is the emp oying authority of the staff

referred to in section 30 of that Act;

(b) the Commissioner within the meaning of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 is the employing authonty of the officers referred to in section 79 of that Act;

(C) the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia established under the Law Reform Commission Act ,1972 IS +e employing authority of the public service officer who is for the time bemg - (i) appointed within the meaning of section 14 of that Act; and

(ii) known as the Executive Oficer and Director of Research of that Commission;

l6 September 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4799

(d) The State

(i) section 15 of the Government Employees' Housing Act 1964; or

(ii) section 15 of the Industrial and Commercial Employees' Housing Act 1973;

and

(e) the Valuer-General holding office under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 is the employing authorit of public service oficers employed in the Valuer-General's 0 & ce within the department des~gnated a s the State Taxation Department.

Prescribed salary level for purposes of section 43 (1) of Act

6. For the pu oses of section 43 (1) of the Act, the prescribed salary level =R is the level of t e maximum salary payable in respect of a level 8 officer under the award -

(a) made by the Industrial Commission under the Industrial Relations Act 1979; and

(b) known as the Public Service Award 1992.

Prescribed amount for purposes of section 56 (3) (a) of Act

7. For the purposes of section 56 (3) (a) of the Act, an amount equal to the amount of officer concerned for the period of 12 weeks which remuneration ceased to be payable to

Prescribed amount for purposes of section 56 (5) Cb) of Act

8. For the purposes of section 56 (5) (b) of the Act - (a) the prescribed maximum amount is an amount equal to the

amount of remuneration payable the executive officer concerned for the penod of 12 weeks immediately receding the

f? o Icer; and ?l da on which remuneration ceased to be payable to t a t executive

(b) the prescribed minimum amount is an amount equal to the amount of remuneration payable to the executive officer concerned for the last day on which remuneration is payable to that executive officer.

Prescribed period for purposes of section 59 (4) of Act

9. For the purposes of section 59 (4) of the Act, the prescribed period is a period equal to the period in respect of which the amount of compensation paid to the person concerned under sectlon 59 of the Act was calculated.

Prescribed class for purposes of section 64 (5) (b) of Act

10. For the purposes of section 64 (5) (b) of the Act, the prescribed classes are -

(a) the class constituted by persons holding clerical, administrative and keyboard offices, posts or positions, appointment the base grade of which is dependent on the satisfactory completion of the test known as the Public Sewice Clerical Aptitude Test;

(b) the class constituted by persons holding appointments made on the grounds of locality in the non-metropol&m area, after merit selection processes have been undergone;


(C) the class constituted b persons holding appointments made under the terms and conzitions of a cadetship; and

(d) the class constituted by persons holding appointments as a trainee graduate.


11. For the pu oses of section 70 (6) of the Act, the prescribed period is a period equal to t 'R e period in respect of wh~ch the amount of compensatron paid to the person concerned under section 70 of the Act was calculated.

Prescribed amount for purposes of section 72 (2) (b) of Act

12. For the purposes of section 72 (2) (b) of the Act, the presqribed amount is an amount equal to the amount of salary payable to the mlnistenal officer concerned for the period of 12 weeks immediately preceding the day on which remuneration ceased to be payable to that ministerial officer.

Prescribed salary level for purposes of section 75 (2) (a) of Act

13. For the purposes of section 75 (2) (a) of the Act, the prescribed salary level is the level of the maximum salary payable in respect of a level 5 office under the award -

(a) made by the Industrial Commission under the Industrial Relations Act 1979; and

(b) known as the Public Service Award 1992.

Prescribed class of employees for purposes of section 76 of Act

14. Persons employed under the Education Act 1928 in the Western Australian Department of Training are a prescribed class of employees for the purposes of section 76 (1) (b) of the Act.

Prescribed notice for purposes of section 81 (1) of Act

15. For the urposes of section 81 (1) of the Act, the prescribed notice is R notice of all t e allegations made against the person referred to in that section which are relevant to the breach of disc] line which the employing authority suspects that person of having committed?

Prescribed procedures for purposes of section 81 (2) of Act

16. For the purposes of section 81 (2) of the Act, t h e prescribed procedures in accordance with which a sus ected breach of discsphne is to be invest~gated R are that the respondent is noti ed in writing -

(a) that an investi ation of the sus eced breach of discipline is being B R initiated and o the purpose o f t a t xnvestigation;

(b) that the investigation referred to in paragra h (a) will lead to a P finding being made of, and may ead to action being taken against, the under Division 3 of Part 5 of the Act and of the findrngs and possible action;

(C) of the steps which may be taken in the conduct of that investi~ation prior to the making of a finding, and the taking of any action, against the respondent;

(d) of any interviews or meetings which the respondent is required to attend; and


(e) of his or her ri h t to have present during any interviews or meetings attendes b the respondent a representative capable of K providing advice to t e respondent.

Prescribed procedure for purposes of section 83 (1) (a) (i), lii) o r (iii) of Act

17. For the purposes of section 83 (1) (a) (i), (ii) or (iii) of the Act, the prescribed procedures in accordance with which the action referred to in that section is to be taken against the respondent are that the respondent -

(a) is to be notified in writing of the finding that a minor breach of discipline has been committed by the respondent;

(b) is to be notified in writin of the action proposed to be taken % under that section against t e respondent;

(C) is to be given a reasonable opportunity to make written or oral representations to the relevant employing authority concerning that action; and

(d) is to be notified in writing of - (i) the action taken under that section against the respondent;

and

(ii) the right of objection under section 85 available to the respondent in respect of that finding or action.

Prescribed procedures for purposes of section 83 (1) (b) a n d 85 of Act

18. For the purposes of section 83 (1) (b) and 85 of the Act, the rocedufes P by which a respondent is to be charged with an alleged breach o discipline are that the employing authorit must ensure, and must make a record of, the receipt of the written charge g y the respondent.

Prescribed details of breaches of discipline fo r purposes of section 88 (1) (W of Act

19. (1) For the purposes of section 86 (1) (b) of the Act, the prescribed details of the alleged breach of discipline are a written description of the breach of discipline with which the respondent is charged framed in such a manner and with such particulars of -

(a) the al!eged time and place of commission of that breach of discipline;

(b) the other persons, if any, involved in committing that breach of discipline;

(C) the person, if any, against whom that breach of discipline was committed; and

(d) the property, if any, in respect of which that breach of discipline was committed,

a s are necessary to inform the respondent of the nature of that breach of discipline.

(2) If the time or place of commission of an alleged breach of discipline is unknown, i t is sufficient for the purposes of subre lation (1) (a) to give particulars of the period or area withm which that E a c h of discipline was committed.

4802 GOVERNMENT GAZETI%, WA [l6 September 1994

Prescribed procedures for purposes of section 86 (4) (a) of Act

20. For the purposes of section 86 (4) (a) of the Act, the prescribed procedures in accordance with which a disciplinary inquiry is to be held are that the respondent is notified in writing -

that a disciplinary i n q u i ~ into the charge is being held and of the purpose of that disciplinary inquiry;

that the disci linary in uiry referred to in paragraph (a) will lead to a finding % eing ma 3 e, and may lead to action being taken a ainst the respondent under Division 3 of Part 5 of the Act and ofthe range of possible findings and possible action;

of the steps which may be taken in the conduct of that disciplinary inquiry prior to the making of a finding, and the taking of any action, against the respondent;

of any interviews or meetings which the respondent is required to attend; and

during any interviews or a representative capable of

Prescribed period for purposes of section 90 of Act

21. For the purposes of section 90 of the Act, the prescribed period is 14 days.

Prescribed offences for purposes of section 92 (1) (b) of Act

22. For the purposes of section 92 (1) (b) of the Act, offences - (a) which involve -

(i) fraud or dishonesty; or

(ii) wilful damage to, or destruction of, the property of others;

(b) which are committed against the persons of others; or

(C) which are punishable on conviction by imprisonment for 2 years or more,

are prescribed offences.


23. For the purposes of section 92 (2) of the Act, the prescribed period is 14 days.

Prescribed matters for purposes of section 99 (c) of Act

24, Matters concerning the management or structure of the Public Sector that are dealt with by -

(a) Parts 5,6 or 7 of the Act; or

(b) the Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Act 1984,

are prescribed matters for the purposes of section 99 (c) of the Act.


Prescribed personnel records

25. (1) A public sector body is re uired to establish, keep and maintain 5 for each permanent or contract emp oyee including trainees and cadets, personnel records containing (as a minimum) the following details -

(a) information relating to the appointment of the employee;

(b) the employment history of the employee;

(C) details of the em loyee's performance and any disciplinary R matters relating to t a t employee; and

(d) information relating to the cessation of employment of that employee.

(2) Where an em loyee is employed as a part of the Public Service, the followin details, in a dition to those set out in subregulation (I), are to be remrdef-

8 (a) the name and date of birth of the employee;

(b) the date of appointment of that employee to the Public Service; and

(c) the title and classification of the office held by that employee.

(3) When an employee moves from one public sector body to another public sector body -

(a) the body to which the employee moves is required to seek the transfer the employee's record from the previous body; and

6) the body from which the employee moves is required to transfer the employee's record to the new body.

Prescribed period for purposes of clause 13 (14) of Schedule 5 to Act

26. For the purposes of clause 13 (14) of Schedule 5 to the Act, the prescribed period is a period e ual to the period in respect of which the

that Schedule was calculated. 9h amount of compensation paid to t e person concerned under clause 13 (11) of

Schedule 1 to Act amended

27. Clause 4 of Schedule 1 to the Act is amended by inserting after "written law" the following -

and any 'udge or officer exercising a judicial function as a E member o that court or tribunal n

Repeal

28. Regulations 3, 4, 7, 7A, 9, 10 and 11 of the Public Service Regulations 1988* are repealed.

I* Published in Guzette of 16 March 1988 at .815-18. For amondm-ents to 8 September 19& we 1993 I d e s to Legiskrtwn of Western Australia, Table 4, pp. 216-17, and Gazette of 28 January 1994.1

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Cound thia 13th day of September 1W. By His Excellency'~ Command,

D. G. BLIGm, Clerk of Council.

4804 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA C16 Se~tember 1994

PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT ACT 1994

PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT (TR(lrNS1'MONfi) REGULATIONS 1994


Citation

1. These re lations ma be cited as the Public Sector Management F 3; (Transitional) egulations 1 94.

Commencement

2. These regulations come into operation on the day on which section 108 of the Act comes into operation.

Schedule 5 to Act amended

3. Schedule 5 to the Act is amended - (a) in clause 13 by inserting after subclause (14) the folIowing

subclauses - U

(14a) If the process of appointing or tea pointing a chief executive officer under Division 2, $art 111 of the re ealed Act has been commenced but not complete B or discontinued before the commencement of this clause, that Division continues to appl to that process as if this Act had not been enacted:

(14b) Subclause (3) applies to a person who is appointed under a process referred to in subclause (14a) if, on bein appointed, the person becomes an employee of the 6 ommissioner by virtue of section 35 (8) of the repealed Act.

(144 Subclause (5) applies to a person who is appointed under a process referred to in subclause (14a).

(14d) For the purposes of subclause (14a), the Commissioner is taken to continue in ofice under the re ealed Act until the process referred to in that suiclause has been completed under Division 2 of Part I11 of the repealed Act or discontinued.

?F. * and

(b) in clause 15 by repealing subclause (2) and substituting the following subclause -

(2) For the urposes of this clause, the Commissioner an$ each officer involved in proceedings to which subclause (1) applies are taken to continue in office under the re ealed Act until those proceedings are completed un er Part TV of the repealed Act or abandoned.

8 n

Approved by His Excellencg the Governor in Executive Cound th ie 13th day of September 1994. By His Excellency's Command,


16 September 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA

LIQUOR LICENSING ACT l986 SUMMARY OF LIQUOR LICENSING APPLICATIONS

The following is a summary of applications received under the Liquor Liceming Act 1988, and required to be advertised. Any person wishing to obtain more details about any application, or about the objection process, should contact the Liquor Liceming Division, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre, 87 Adelaide Brrace, Perth (telephone: 425 18881, or consult a solicitor or relevant industry organisation.

App. No. Applicant Nature of Application Last Date for

Objections

APPLICM'IONS FOR TRANSFER OF LICENCE

723 Vonkiva Pty Ltd Application for the transfer of a Hotel Licence in respect of premises situated in Nyabing and known as the Nyabing Inn, from Vonkiva Pty Ltd (587).

724 Esplanade Hotel Bussel- Application for the transfer of a Hotel ton Pty Ltd Licence in respect of premises situated in

Busselton and known as the Esplanade Hotel, fkom Armada Pty Ltd.

726 James Spencer and Application for the transfer of a Hotel Janeen Spencer Licence in respect of premises situated in

Collie and known as the Victoria Hotel, from T. and B. Campbell and J. E. and T Spencer.

727 Calleby P/L and Shezmoa Application for the transfer of a Tavern P/L Licence in respect of premiaes situated in

Leederville and known as Henry's Tavern and Grill, from Calleby PL, Shezmos P/L and Middle Beach PL.

Application for the transfer of a Liquor Store Licence in respect of premises situated in Boulder and known as Beutel'a Liquor and Grocery, from Mary Beutel.

Hallett Cove Pty Ltd

APPLICATIONS FOR THE GRANT OF A LICENCE

474 Piana Pty Ltd Application for the grant of a Tavern Licence in respect of premises situated in Northbridge and known as the Pica Bar and Cafe.

475 Polpix Pty Ltd Application for the grant of a Restaurant Licence in respect of premises situated in Sorrento Quay and known as FP's Seanet Family Restaurant.

476 Coral Bay Amalgamated Application for the grant of a Liquor Store Holdings Pty Ltd Licence in respect of premises situated in

Coral Bay and known as Coral Bay Liquor Store.

477 Binningup Community Application for the grant of a Special Association Inc Facility Licence in respect of premises

situated in Binningup and known as Bin- ningup Recreation Association Inc.

This notice is published under sedion 67 (5) of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988.

G. B. AVES, Director of Liquor Licensing.

4806 GOVEFWMl3NT GAZETTE, WA [l6 September 1994

WA401 WTER SUPPLY STORAGE TANK

Shire of Auguta-Margaturf River Suesex h t i o n 815

Notice of Intention to Construct a Water Storage Tank 'h provide a scheme water supply to the Gnarabup Beach Development the Proponent proposes to construct a water storage tank approximately 600 metres north east of the development. The location of the proposed works is as shown on the plan. Further information and inspection of the plan (referred to as DE66-1-1) is available from the Proponent's consultant, Proteus Consultants Pty Ltd, 1321 Hay Street, West Perth or the office of the Water Authority of Western Australia, Victoria Street, Bunbury during office horn. Information may also be obtained by contacting Mr David Sutton telephone (09) 481 3200. Objections to the proposed works will be considered if lodged in writing a t the above office within 4 weeks of the publication of this notice.

Margaret* 6 8631 NORTH

TANK SITE - GNARABUP ACCESS ROAD

DEVELOPMENT WATER STORAGE TANK SITE

EXISTING INTERIM WATER SUPPLY TANK

PLAN 0 50 m l50

WATER AUTHORITY ACT 1984

WATER AUTHORITY (CHARGES) AMENDMENT BY-LAWS (NO* 9) 1994

Made by the Water Authority of Western Australia with the approval of the Mlmster for Water Resources.

Citation

1. These by-laws may be cited as the Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws (No, 9) 1994.


Principal by-laws

2. I n these by-laws the Water Authority (Charges) By-laws 198P are referred to as the principal by-laws.

C* Published in the Gazette of 14 July 1987 at p -2658-72. For nmendrnents to 3 August 1994 see 1993 &ex to Legislation of Western Australia, Table 4, pp.306-308 and Gazettes of 4 March, 6 May and 29 June 1994.1

By-law 13 amended

3. By-%W 13 (1) of the rincipal by-laws is amended in paragraph (3) by deleting is in the metropo f itan area andn.

Schedule 1 amended

4. Schedule 1 to the principal by-laws is amended in Division 1, Part 3, item 8 by inserting after paragraph (h) the following paragraph - U

(i) Commercial/Residential - up to l50 kL ........................... 34.0 cents over l50 but not over 450 kL ............... 63.1 cents over 450 kL ........................... 113.6 cents

n

By resolution of the Board. The Seal of the Water Authority of Western Australia was &xed hereto in the preeence of-

K. C. WEBSTER, C *

W. J. COX, Mmaging E:

Approved by the Minister for Water Resources-- PAUL D. OMODEI.

STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION Dnders Invited

%der forms and full particulars of the Schedule hereunder may be obtained on application a t the State Supply Commission, 815 Hay Street, Perth, 6000. TELEPHONE No. 222 8491 FACSIMLE No. 321 7918

Date of Schedule Advextising No. Description Date of

Clwine

1994 1994 August 26 611A1994 Supply, installation, commisdoning & maintenance of

Gamma Cameras and Associated EQuipment at Sir Ektmded Charles Gairdner Hospital ....................................... September 29

August 26 612A1994 Supply, installation, commissioning & maintenance of a Departmental Computer System and Associated b n d e d Equipment a t Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital ........ September 29

August 26 613A1994 Supply, installation, commissioning & maintenance of a High Resolution Laser Hard Copy Film Imaging System with Daylight Dry Proceaaing, Consumables and Associated Equipment at Sir Charles Gairdner Extended Hospital ................................................................. September 29

4808 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA E16 September 1994

STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION-contintled

Date of Schedule Advertising No.

Description Date of Closing

1994 Sept 2

August 19

Sept 2

Sept 9

Sept 9

Sept 9 Sept 9

Sept 17

Sept 2

August 26

Sept 2

Sept 9

Sept 9

Sept 2

Sept 2

Sept 9

Sept 17

Sept 17

640A1994

316A1994

635A1994

636A1994

642A1994

030A1994 621A1994

070A1994

RFP 33/94

ITRI 34/94

639A1994

647A1994

648A1994

632A1994

637A1994

598A1994

659A1994

660A1994

1994 Ovens, Blast Chillers and Dish Chilling Trolleys for

............................... Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital September 22 Supply, delivery, installation & commissioning of a

Single Plane, Digital, Cardiac Imaging Facility for the Dept. of Cardiovascular Medicine a t Sir Chsrles Extended

..................................................... Gairdner Hospital September 29 Diagnostic Medical Imaging Film, Chemistry and

Related Goods and Services to Royal Perth Hospital September 29 One (1) only Robotic Welding Package for the WA

Department of Training ........................................... September 29 Manufacturing, Supply and Delivery of 60 000 "Drive

Safe" Books for the WA Police Department ........... September 29 ................................... Batteries, (Storage, lead Acid) September 29

Components for a Floating Multiple Mooring for the Rottnest Island Authority ........................................ September 29

..................... Certain Classes of Personal Computers October 20

Request for Proposal Provision of Administrative Services including

External Payroll Services and to Contract and Pay Temporary and Relieving Word Processing Operators and Clerical Assistants for the

...................... Department of Commerce and Trade September 22

Invitation to Register Interest Provision of Large Scale Applications Development

and Supply of Computer Networks to conduct Phase 2 of the Revenue Collection Information System for the State Taxation Dept. of Western Australia ..... October 13 Briefing Session held 3.00 pm on Wednesday, 31 August 1994 at the Kings Perth Hotel, 517 Hay Street, Perth. Attendance must be registered through Mr Carrnelo Nason (09) ,323 1468.

Provision of Service Analytical Services for the Geological Survey Division

........... of the Department of Minerals and Energy September 22 Co-ordination %am for the Curriculum Module of the

Department of Training's College Management ................................................ Information System September 22

Consultancy Services for Integrated Command, Control and Communications for WA Police Department ............................................................... September 22

Facilities Management of Supply West's Warehouse Operations-Stocktalte and Cwtomer Order Entry

.................................................................. Functions September 29 Cleaning and Waste Removal Services or Cleaning

and Waste Removal Management Services to Royal Perth Hospital (Wellington St and Shenton Park Campuses) .......................................... September 29

Consultancy Service for Development of a Corporate Plan for the Traffic Board of WA ........................... September 29

A pre-tender Briefing has been arranged for 9.00 a m . to 12.00 noon, Monday, 12 September 1994 in the Bruce Hunt Lecture Theatre, Wellington Street Foyer, Zevel2, A Black.

Consultancy Service for the review of the Tbbacco Control Act and the WA Health Promotion Foundation (Healthway) .......................................... September 29

Consultancy Services to Provide Quality Improvement Training for King Edward Memorial Hospital and Princess Margaret Hospital ................................... September 29


STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION-continued Bnders Invited-ntinued

Date of Schedule Advertising NO.

Description Date of Closing

1994

Sept 17

Sept 17 Sept 17

August 26

August 26

August 26

Sept 9

sept 9

Sept 9

Sept 9

Sept 17 Sept 17

Sept 17

Sept 17

Sept 17

Prescribed Internal Audit Services for the WA Building Authority ................................................... October 6

Cash Collection Service for Homeswest ..................... October 6 Reservoir Management System Package for the

Department of Minerals and Enerw ...................... Odober 6

For Sale . 1983 Mitaubishi FProp Truck (fitted with Colrol 500

Hoist)(MR 6933)OEQY 825) for Main Roads, Welshpool ............................................................... September 22

1985 Ford Trader Mechanics Van (MR 8358X6QE 528) ...................................... for Main Roads, Welshpool September 22

Various FAbp Trucks (6QL 794 & 6QG 476) for Main Roads, Welshpool ...................................................... September 22

1986 Mazda Tray 'Ibp Truck (MR 9546) (6QK 123) for Main Roads, Welshpool ............................................ September 29

1985 Ford Trader T/Top Truck (MR 8783) (7QA 855) for Main Roads, Welshpool ...................................... September 29

1987 Hino Flat 'Ibp Truck with Colrol Crane (MR 9793) (6QM 211) for Main Roads, Welshpool ......... September 29

1993 Holden Commodore Sedan (7QI 831) for PIA Department of Training-Kalgoorlie ....................... September 29

Surplus Photographic Equipment for DOLA, Midland September 29 1984 Pacific Multi Wheel Roller (6QC 260) for Main

Roads, Welshpool ..................................................... October 6 1991 Holden Commodore Sedan (7QH 665) for Main

Roads, Kalgoorlie .................................................... October 6 1993 Ford Falcon GL Utility (7QJ 443) for Main Roads, Bunbury ........................................................ October 6

1987 Toyota HJ 75 Tray Body, Drop Sides (6QM 679) for the Agricultural Protection Board of WA, Port Hedland .................................................................. October 6

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, State Supply Commission, 815 Hay Street, Perth 6000 will be received for the abovementioned tenders until 10.00 am on the date of closing. 'Ilenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection. No tender necessarily accepted.

L. W. GRAHAM, Cbairman, State Supply Commission.

m 2 Accepted nnders

Schedule No. Particulars Contractor Rate

Supply and Delivery ...................... 449A1994 Supply, Frea Delivery and Installation Naahuatec

of Photocopiexs for F'mmantle Hospi- tal

47lA1994 Fully Integrated Financial Manage- Oracle Systems (Aust) ment Information System for the De- Pty Ltd partmat of Minerale and Emrgg

......... 661A1994 210 000 X Seedling Containere (Black Signum Traneheet Styrene) for CALM

Provision of Service 181~41994 Hire of a High Wing, Twin Engine Paggi's AAviation .............

AircxaR (with Pilots) far Aerial Pre- scribed Bu*ning Operationrr and other work for CALM

Details on Request

Details on Request

$0.698 per container

Details on Requeet

4810 GOVERNMF,NT GAZE'ITE, WA C16 September 1994

STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION-continued

Accepted %nders--continued

Schedule No. P d c d a r e Contractor Rate

Provision of Service-ntinued 547A1994 Consultancy Service for a Tourism Coopers and Lybrand .... Detaila on

Strategy of WA for the Tburism Com- Requeat mission of WA

55111199.4 Installation of Electronic Detection Cardinal Security ...,...... Details on Monitoring Equipment for the WA Request Police Department

578A199.4 Design, Construction and Operation of Aeration and Allied $105 850.00 a Woolscour Wastewater Pilot Treat- 'hhnology Pty Ltd ment Plant for the Department of Commerce and Trade

Purchase and Removal 61fN1994 1991 Toyota Landcruiser Sedan (7QE Kevin Woolcock Used Car $30 550.00

897) 6 cyl. 32 HP, Manual Diesel for Centre the WA Water Authority, Kmmurra

ZT401 WATER AUTHORITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Tbnders are invited for the projects listed below and will be accepted up to 2.30 pm on the clming date specified.

Tender documents are available from the Supply Services Branch, Level 1, Entry4, John Tonkin Water Centre, 629 Newcastle Street, Leederville, WA 6007.

Bnder documents must be completed in full, sealed in the envelope provided and placed in the Bnder Box located at the above Leederville address.

The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted.

Contract No. Description Closing Date

Design and construction of a 100m3 FRP 'Pank, or alternative, on a 4 October 12m stand, connecting pipework and fencing for homa Aboriginal Community (New site)

S o h e development of the PMIS-Server, PMISHost and the 27 September PMIS-Legacy Applications

Supply of electric motors for Activated Sludge Pump Station No. 3 4 October at Beenyup Wastewater Treatment Plant

Supply of 1.25 MPA polyethylene pressure pipe for a twelve month 20 September period

Supply of workwear clothing for a twentyfour month period .. ....... 27 September Supply of SH and SEH sewer pipe and fitbhgs for a twelve month 4 September

period Supply of one (1) only 15,000 kg G.V.M. cab chassis in accordance 20 September

with Spcikation 94VIO9 Supply of one (1) only 9,600 kg G.V.M. tray top truck in accordance 20 September

with Specification 94VlO8

16 September 19941 GOVERNMENT GAZEW, WA 4811

m402 WATER AUTHORXTY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-continrLed

Accepted Zknders

Contract Particulars Contractor Price

The construction of 4500m3 ground level tank--Caves Road, Dunsborough

Eflluent Irrigation Pump Station, Filtra- tion and Chemical Dosing Facility- Albmy

The construction of gravity sewers for Metropolitan Sewerage Reticulation Area Willetton 7H--Civil Works

Fabrication and supply of roof structural steelwork for 2500m3 ground level tank, Derby

Consultancy for nitrogen application lim- its for various land use

Consultancy services for the investigation of the BodBoot/SoolSoot Options

Supply of welding tips, rods and aasoci- ated products for a twenty-four month period

Supply and delivery of crushed rock base material and various sands for a twelve month period

Supply of paper towels and toilet rolls for a twelve month period

Supply of one (1) only mini excavator in accordance with Specification 94Pf13

Supply of three (3) only mini excavators in accordance with Specification 94P/ 12

George NuXsen L Co. g. Ltd.

Alaeka Investments Pty. Ltd. T/as Hugall & Hoile

Truce Holdings Pty. Ltd. T/as Glean- Stock Contracting

R.W. Piper & Sone Pty. Ltd.

Kinhill Engineering Pty. Ltd.

Pacific Infrastructure Corporation Pty. Ltd.

Cigweld Johnson Matthey

(Aust) LM Welding In&. of Aus-

tralia Lincoln Electric Co. P/

L. P& Industries W}

P/L. Atkins CarIyle Ltd. Liquidarc Pty. Ltd. Readymix Group Pioneer Concrete (WA) P/L

Denalar Holdings T/as Coastal Sand SUP plies

W.A. Limestone Kimberley-Clark Aus-

tralia Paper Converting Co.

P& BOW& Tissue Ltd. LiRrite Toyota ....a......

$485 025.00

$310 650.00

Schedule of r a h s

$1 07 343.00

Schedule of rates

Schedule of rates

Schedule of rates

Schedule or rates

Schedule of rates

$33 752.00

$134 840.16

W. COX, Mmaghg Director.

'J3tUSTEES ACT lsea NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANX) CLAIMANTS

Creditors and other persone having claimR (to which W o n 63 of the Trustees Act relates) in respect of the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons are requbd to send particdam of their cl- to me on or before 16 October 1994, after which date I may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which I then have notice. Blackborrow, Maude Alice, late of 16/10 Hefron Strset, liocgingham, died 11/8/94. (DEC 274664

DA3). Britton, Charlea Bereafd, late of 8 Newmm Road, Yanchep Lagoon, died 2/1/81. (DEC 269728

DF3). Collins, Avon Wedey, late of 63 Asfield Parade, Ashfield, died 20/8/94. (DEC 274693 DM). Campbell, Lola Estelle, late of 38 The Promenade, Mount Pleasant, died 28/5/94. (DEC 272767 054).

48 12 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [l6 September 1994

Christensen, Veronica Mary, late of Archbishop Goody Hostel, 29 Goderich Street, Eaat Perth, died 14/8/94. (DEC 274595 DL3).

Connell, Re@d Monteith, late of Unit 2,427 Canning Highway, Como, died 17/8/94. (DEC 274600 DD1).

Cornish, Raymoad MacKenzie, late of Homes of Peace, 62 Bloodwood Circle, South Lake, died 13/8/94. (DEC 274397 DP3).

De Bono, Pauline Sylvia, late of Midland Nursing Home, 44 John Street, Midland, died 17/6/94. (DEC 274320 DUI.

Erbe, John William, late of 57 Boronia Street, Innaloo, died 8/8/94. iDEC 273965 DS3). Galbraith, Donald Richard, late of b t 14 Almeria Parade, Bullsbrook, died 23/6/94. (DEC 273214

DD2). Garrett, Jack Thomas, late of 481 Italph Street, Kalbarri, died 15/8/94. (DEC 274808 M). Goold, Roy Ernest, late of Victoria Park Nursing Home, Aldey Street, S t James, died 3/6/94. (DEC

271840 DG4). Gray, Kathleen Mary Patricia, late of Agmaroy Aged Care, 115 Leach Highway, Wilson, died

13/6/94. (DEC 271710 DG4). Hall-Brown, Lucy Marshfield, late of Dean Lodge, Royal Australian Air Force Estate, Bull Creek

Drive, Bull Creek, died 14/7/94. (DEC 274640 DS4). Harris, Delphine Edna Pretoria, formerly of 54 Main Street, Osborne Park, late of Two Pines

Hospital, Clarkson Road, Maylands, died 7/5/94. (DEC 274164 DS3). Hawker, Mary huisa, late of 15 Barton Street, Kalgoorlie, died 13/7/94. (DEC 273339 DG3). Holmes, Besaie Genevieve, formerly of 339 Daly Street, Cloverdale, late of Ningana Nursing Home,

Jarrah Road, Bentley, died 6/8/94. (DEC 274469 DC2). Howard, Gerald Daniel, late of Lumbandin Community via Broome, died 1314494. (DEC 270515

DD2). Hughes, Flora, late of Hamersley Nursing Home, 441 Rokeby Road, Subiaco, died 8/8/94. (DEC

273872 DA3). Lukaszuk, Aleksy, late of 94 Monash Avenue, Nedlands, died 7/8/94. (DEC 274414 DA4). Marsh, Ivy Agnes, late of Marist Lodge, 12 Lapage Street, Belmont, died 27/7/94. (DEC 273346

DL4). MilIington, Eva Constance, late of Craigrnont Convalescent Hospital, Third Avenue, Maylands, died

16/8/94 (DEC 274679 DA2). Murray, Ronald, late of Sunset Hospital, Birdwood Parade, Dalkeith, died 13/7/94. (DEC 272941

DG4). Orton, Reginald, late of 5/1924 Ridley Street, Karratha, died 28/7/94. (DEC 274075 DA4). Osborne, Joseph kancis Stanley, late of Carlisle Nuri3ir.g Home, 110 Star Street, Carlisle, died

22/7/94. (DEC 274751 DG4). Penaluna, Edna May, late of 313 Flinders Street, Nollamara, died 11/8/94. (DEC 273958 DA3). Perry, Noel Kenneth, late of 18 New Bond Street, Midland, died 19/6/94. (DEC 273118 DD3). Richards, Albert Robert, late of 46 Yougenup Road, Gnowangerup, died 16/8/94. (DEC 274700 DG2). Richards, Clara Annie, late of Unit 43 Gordon Lodge Air Force Memorial Estate, Bull Creek Drive,

Bull Creek, died 13/7/94. (DEC 274886 DS4). Richardson, Ernest Edward, late of 126 Vincent Street, North Perth, died 18/8/94. (DEC 274888

DA4). Roberbeon, John Harry, late of 6 Ruialip Street, Leederville, died 12/&'94. (DEC 274598 DP3). Shaw, Alfred George Grainger, late of Unit 3/27 Hope Road, Palmyra, died 23/8/94, (DEC 274690

DG3). Simmonds, Ernest Walter James, late of St Thomas More Erail Aged Homes, Farrelly Street,

Margaret River, died 16/7/94. (DEC 273438 DP4). Smith, Andy, late of Marble Bar Pensioners Home, Francis Street, MarbIe Bar, died 11/1/94. (DEC

273787 DD2). Smith, Patrick, late of Collie District Hospital, Deakin Street, Collie, died 9/7/94. (DEC 273856

DG4. Tittume, James, late of 142 Carnatvon Road, Carmrvod, died 1U3/94. (DEC 268782 DD2). Williams, WWam John, late of Room 6, She& Memorial Estate, 80 Henley Street, Como, d i d

16/8/94. (DEC 274319 DA3). Wong, Kum, late of Bentley Lodge, Mill Street, Bentley, died 1!2/6/94. (DEC 271720 DE2). Wood, AZan Douglas, late of 480 Guildford Road, Bagwater, died 1#6/94. (DEC 271994 DG4). Wyllie, Jane, late of caxe of Catherine McAullay Aged Homes, 18 Barrett Street, Wembley, died

24/7/94. (DEC 274567 DG3). K E. BRADLEY, Public Trustee,

Public Trust Office, 565 Hay Street, Perth 6000. 'Mephone: 222 6777.


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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE . M [l6 September 1994

CONTENTS REGULATIONS. BY.LAWS. RULES. DETERMINATIONS. ORDERS

page City of Fremantle.. Eating House By-laws--Sixth Schedule-Sc ale of Fees .................. 4751 City of Rockingham-Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds By-laws ........................... 4766-8 City of Wannero-Amendment to By-laws Relating to Eating Houses ......................... 4750 Dampier Port Authority Amendment Regulations 1994 ................................................... 4795-7 Firearms Amendment Regulations (No . 2) 1994 ........................................................... 4794-5 Health Act (Application of Division 3 of Part V) Order 1994 ....................................... 4752 Health (Air-Handling and Water Systems) Amendment Regulations 1994 .................... 4751

. ............................................... Hospitals (Appointment of Members) Notice (No 4) 1994 4753-5 Metropolitan Recreational Abalone Fishery Amendment Notice 1994-- Notice No . 673 . 4747 . ................................................................. Poisons Amendment Regulations (No 6) 1994 4748-9

....... Public Sedor Management (General) Regulations 1994 : ............... ,.... .................. 4798-4803 Public Sedot Management (Transitional) %gulations 1994 ......................................... 4804

. ................................................ Road Traffic Code Amendment Regulations (No 3) 1994 4793-4 Road Traffic (Licensing) Amendment Regulations (No . 3) 1994 ...................................... 4790-1 Road Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Amendment Regulations 1994 .................................. 4791-2 Security Agents Amendment Regulations 1994 ............................................................... 4792-3 Shark Bay Beach Seine and Mesh Net Limited Entry Fishery Amendment Notice . .................................................................................................. 1-Notice No 678 4748

............................................................................... Shire of Carnarvon-Fencing By-laws 4757-63 .................................................................. Shire of Mount Magnet Health By-laws 1994 4749-50

'Ibwn of Albany-By-law Relating to Street Trading/Entertaining-No . 16 .................. 4764-6 Town of Northam (Specified Area) Order No . 1. 1994 ..................................................... 4771

. ........................................ Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws (No 9) 1994 48067

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Fire Brigades ....................................................................................................................... W .............................................................................................................................. Fisheries .................................................................................................................................. Health .................................................................................................................................. Justice

...................................................................... Land Administration-General Information Local. Government ............................................................................................................... Minerals and Energy .......................................................................................................... Planning and Urban Development .................................................................................

.................................................................................................................................... Police .............................................................................................................. Port Authorities

....................................................................................................... Premier and Cabinet .................................................................................................................. p1.oclamations ........................................................................ Public Notices-Deceased Persons Estates

............................................................................................................ Racing and Gaming Tenders-

............................................................................................ State Supply Commission Water Authority ...........................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................. Water Authority

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