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19 April 1991] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

CORRIGENDUM

EMPLOYMENT AGENTS AMENDMENT ACT 1990

PROCLAMATION

The notice publishedunderthe aboveheadingon page1393 of the GovernmentGazetteon 5 April1991 is replacedby the following notice-

EMPLOYMENT AGENTS AMENDMENT ACT 1990PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIAFRANCIS BURT.

Governor.IL.Si

1,, By His Excellency the Honourable Sir FrancisTheodore Page Burt, Companion of the Order ofAustralia. Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGeorge, Queen’s Counsel, Governor of the Stateof Western Australia.

I, the Governor,actingunder section 2 of the Employment AgentsAmendmentAct 1990 andwiththe adviceandconsentof the ExecutiveCouncil, fix the day on which this proclamationis publishedin the GovernmentGazetteas the day on which that Act shall come into operation.

Given under my hand and the Public Sealof the State on 16 April 1991.

By His Excellency’s Command,

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YVONNE HENDERSON,Minister for ConsumerAffairs.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

RIGHTS IN WATER AND IRRIGATION ACT 1914PROCLAMATION

1,, By His Excellency the Honourable Sir FrancisJ Theodore Page Burt, Companion of the Order of

Australia, Knight Commander of the Most Distirrguished Order ot Saint Michael and SaintGeorge, Queen’s Counsel, Governor of the Stateof Western Australia.

Under section26B 1 of the Rights in Waterand Irrigation Act 1914, I, the Governor,acting withthe advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, do herebyvary the proclamationof the GascoyneGroundwater Area as published in the Government Gazette on 16 April 1987 as varied byproclamationpublished in the GovernmentGazetteon 21 December1990 by the excisionof all thatportion of land delineated and shown with symbolized boundary iW on WaterAuthority Plan BX 23, the original of which is held by the WaterAuthority of WesternAustralia.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the State on 16 April 1991.

By His Excellency’s Command,ERNIE BRIDGE, Minister for Water Resources.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

WESTERN AUSTRALIAFRANCIS BURT,

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CONSUMER AFFAIRS ACT 1971

Order

I, Dr Martyn Forrest,Commissionerfor ConsumerAffairs, in andfor the Stateof WesternAustraliabeingsatisfiedthat a ConsumerAffairs Authority, namely Brian William Mier, Minister of Statefor ConsumerAffairs in and for the State of Victoria, has by notice dated 28 February 1991published in the Victoria Government Gazetteon 6 March 1991 prohibited the supply of goodsdescribedin the Schedulehereto. Now I, pursuantto the powersvestedin me by Section 23R4of the ConsumerAffairs Act prohibit the supply of goodsdescribedin the Schedule.Dated this thirteenth day of April 1991.

MARTYN FORREST,Commissionerfor ConsumerAffairs.

ScheduleGasmasks which contain asbestos,

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CONSUMER AFFAIRS ACT 1971Order

I, Dr Martyn Forrest,Commissionerfor ConsumerAffairs, in andfor theStateof WesternAustraliabeing satisfiedthat a ConsumerAffairs Authority, namely Gerald BeresfordPonsonbyPeacocke,Minister for Businessand ConsumerAffairs in and for the Stateof New SouthWales,hasby noticedated23 January1991 publishedin the New South Wales GovernmentGazetteof 8 February,1991restricted the supply of goodsspecified in the Schedule1. Now I, pursuantto the powersvestedin me by section 23R4 of the CommissionerAffairs Act prohibit the supply of goodsspecified inSchedule1 exceptwhere they comply with the conditions specified in Schedule2.

Schedule1Goodsbeing a flotation aid worn on the wrist and activatedby theuserpulling an inflation levercausinga carbon dioxide cylinder to inflate a plastic bag, including goodsknown as "Aqua Buoy"or "Aquabuoy."

Schedule2The goodsshall have-

a a warning label in block letters of not less than 5mm in height, on promotional materialand packagingstating

WARNINGFLOTATION AID ONLY

DO NOT USE IN PLACE OF ANAPPROVED PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICE

b no referenceto life saving capabilitieson the goodspromotional material and packaging.Datedthis thirteenth day of April 1991.

MARTYN FORREST,Commissionerfor ConsumerAffairs.

CW3O1

SUPREME COURTACT 1935

SUPREME COURT AMENDMENT RULES No. 2 1991Made by the Judgesof the SupremeCourt.Citation1. Theserules may be cited as the SupremeCourt AmendmentRulesNo. 21991.Commencement2. Theserules come into operationon the day on which sections 15 to 20 oftheJusticesAmendmentAct 1989 come into operation.

19 April 1991] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1715

Principal rules

3. In theserules, theRulesof theSupremeCourt 1971* are referredto as theprincipal rules.

{*Reprintedin theGazetteon 18 March 1986 at pp. 779-1100.For amendmentsto 25 February 1991 seepp. 358-359of 1989 Index to The Statutesof WesternAustralia and Gazettesof 23 February, 30 March 1990, 17 August 1990, 24August 1990 erratum and 9, 16 and 30 November 1990.]

Order 65A inserted4. After Order 65 of the principal rules, the following Order is inserted-

ORDER 65AAPPEALS UNDER JUSTICESACT 1902

Interpretation

1. 1 In this Order, unlessthe contrary intention appears-

a wordsusedhavethe definitions assignedto them by sections4 and183 of the JusticesAct 1902; and

b the following further definitions apply-"party" includes a person to whom a Judge has directedunder

section 191 b of theAct thatnoticeof an appealbegiven; and

"the Act" meansthe JusticesAct 1902.

2 Subject to theAct andthis Order, the rules of Court applyto this Order.

Application for leave

2. An application for leave to appealshall-a be madein the form of Form 82A in theSecondScheduleand shall

statebriefly but specifically the groundsrelied upon;

b be made within 21 days after the day on which the decision towhich the application relateswas given; and

c be supportedby an affidavit of the facts relied on.

Further evidence3. 1 An application for leave to adducefurther evidenceunder section196 1 b of the Act shall be madeby notice of motion supportedby anaffidavit showing the nature of the evidenceand the basis on which thecourt will be askedto receiveit.

2 The notice of motion shall be served on every other party to theappeal.

Security for costs4. Subjectto section219 of the Act, aJudgemay, in specialcircumstances,orderthat security shall be given for the costs of an appealas may bejust,and may vary or revoke any such order.

Manner of giving notice to other parties etc.

5. Notice under section 191 of the Act shall be given-

a within 10 days after the day on which leave to appealis grantedor within such longer period as the Judgewho grants leave mayallow; and

b by serving on everyparty, a copy of the application for leave, theorder granting leave and the affidavits and documentsfiled insupport of the application.

Notice to clerk of petty sessionsetc.

6. 1 The Registrarshall, as soon as is practicableafter leave is granted,send to each of the following personsa memorandumas to the making ofthe order granting leave-

a the clerk of petty sessions,and attacha copy of the application forleave;

b any personhaving the appellantin custody;andc the Commissionerof Police where the decision that is subject to

appealwas madein, or in relation to, proceedingsfor a chargeforan offence.

2 Where the appellantis in a prison, it is sufficient compliance withsubparagraphb of paragraph2 for notice under that subparagraphtobe given to the chief executive officer of the Department,as defined insection 3 of the Prisons Act 1981.


Action to be taken by clerk

7. The clerk of petty sessionsto whom notice is given under rule 6 1shall, as soon as is practicable-

a give a copy of the application and order to the justices whosedecision is subject to appeal;and

b subject to section206B 5 of the Act, transmit to the Registraralldocumentsconstituting the record of the court of petty sessionsinrelation to the subjectmatter of the appeal including all exhibitsandany noteor transcriptof evidenceor of the reasonsfor decision.

Notice of Intention to be Heard8. 1 A party who wishes to be heardon the hearingof the appeal shallfile a noticeof intention to be heard, and servea copy of the noticeon theother partieson theday on which it is filed or as soon as is practicableafterthat day.

2 The noticeshall be filed within 14 daysof serviceon theparty of noticeunder rule 5.

3 This rule doesnot apply to a party who gives noticeunder rule 9.

4 A party who has not given notice in accordancewith this rule shallnot be heardwithout the leaveof the Court.

Orders 63 and 65 apply9. Subjectto theAct and this Order, the provisionsof Order63 and Order65 apply with necessarymodifications to appealsunderthis Order.

Notification of result of appeal by Registrar

10. 1 The Registrarshall, in addition to complying with section 202 ofthe Act, send a memorandumof the determination of the Court on anappealor of the dismissalof an appealunder section 205 of the Act-

a to theCommissionerof Police,wherethe decisionthat wassubjectto appealwas made in, or in relation to, proceedingsfor a chargefor an offence;

b to any other personhaving the appellantin custody;

c where any party to the appeal is on bail pendingthe dispositionof the appeal,to the chief executiveofficer of the Department asdefined in section 3 of the Prisons Act 1981; and

d to any party to the appeal who-

i wasnot present,or representedby a legal practitioner, at thehearingor was not an applicant under section 206B, as thecasemay be; and

ii has filed under rule 8 a notice of intention to be heard.

2 Where the appellantis in a prison, it is sufficient compliancewithsubparagraphb of paragraph1, for notice under that subparagraphtobe given to the chief executive officer of the Department as defined insection 3 of the PrisonsAct 1981.

Application for re.instatementof appeal11. An applicationby an appellantunder section206 1 of the Act shallbe made-

a in the form of form 82B in the SecondSchedule;b within 21 daysof serviceon the appellantof a memorandumunder

rule 10 as to the dismissalof the appealundersection205 of theAct;

c ex parte unlessthe Judgeordersthat the application be servedonanypersonand supportedby an affidavit of the facts reliedon andstating the groundsof the application.

Appeal to Full Court

12. 1 An applicationunder section 206A of the Act for leave to appealto theFull Court from a decisionof the Court constitutedby oneJudgeshallbe madewithin 21 days after the day on which that decision was given.

2 Notice of the application shall be given by the applicant-

a to the other party or parties to the appeal;or

b where the application for leave relates to an application undersection 206C to extendor shorten the time allowed under rule 2b, to the other party or parties to the decision of the justices,

within the period allowed under paragraph1.


Orders for costs13. 1 Where under Part VIII of the Act the Court may make an orderas to costs, the Court may-

a fix the sum to be paid;

b order that the sum be determinedby taxation; or

c makean orderproviding partly for oneof thosemethodsandpartlyfor the other.

2 If the Court intends to make an order pursuantto section 5 of theOfficial ProsecutionsDefendantCostsAct 1973 it may, if it thinks fit, referto a Registrar for inquiry and report the amount at which the costs shallbe fixed.

3 Upon such an inquiry the Registrarshall havepower to require thatthe defendantfurnish detailsof the costs,allowancesand expensesclaimed,and that such detailsbe verified by affidavit.

Service14. 1 Where any provision of Part VIII of the Act or of these rulesauthorizesor requiresa documentin any proceedingsto be servedon, ora noticeto be given to, a personthe serviceor the giving of notice may beeffected-

a by personalserviceon the person;

b by properly addressingandpostingby pre-paidpost thedocumentas a registeredletter to the last-known placeof residenceor placeof businessof the person;or

c by leaving the documentat the place of residenceof the personwith a memberof the person’sfamily living with him or her andappearingto be of or over the age of 16 years; or

d without limiting section215 of the Act, by serving the document,in accordancewith subparagrapha or b, on a solicitor who isacting for the personin the proceedings.

2 Personalserviceof a documentis effectedon a personfor thepurposesof paragraph1 a by leaving a copy of the documentwith the personandif so requestedby the personat the time when it is left showinghim or heran office copy of the document.

3 For the purposesof paragraph1 b service or the giving of noticeis deemedto be effected under that paragraph, unless the contrary isproved, at the time when the letter would have been delivered in theordinary courseof post.

Substituted service

15. 1 Where the Court is satisfied, upon application by a party sufficiently supported by affidavit evidence, that it is impracticable for adocumentto be servedon, or a noticeto be givento, a personin accordancewith rule 14, it may order that servicebe effectedor noticebe given by thetaking of such steps as the Court directs.

2 Compliancewith an order under paragraph1 is to be taken to bepersonalserviceunder rule 14 1 a. ".

Order 83A amended

5. Order 83A of the principal rules is amended,in rule 1, by inserting afterparagraph4 the following paragraph-

5 No fees shall be chargedin respectof proceedingsunderPart VIII ofthe JusticesAct 1902. ".

Order 84 amended6. Order 84 of the principal rules is amended, in rule 8, by repealing

paragraph1 and substituting the following-

o 1 The Registrar shall, as soon as is practicable after he has sent amemorandumunder section 202 of the JusticesAct 1902 to the clerk ofpetty sessions,sendto that clerk a copy of any reasonsgiven by theCourtor the Full Court for its decision. ".


Second Schedule amended7. The SecondScheduleto the principal rules is amendedby inserting afterForm 82 the following Forms-

No. 82A

APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO APPEALO.65A, r. 2 a

No ofl9In the Matter of the JusticesAct 1902

andIn the Matter of the Complaints Nos of19 [or as the case may be] in the Court ofPetty Sessionsat between

andBETWEEN

Applicantand

Respondent

APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL

1. The applicant applies to the Judge in Chambers onthe day of

19 at o’clock in thenoon for leave to appeal from [specify

part or the whole] of the decisions given on theabovementionedcomplaints on the dayof 19 upon the following grounds-

2. The applicant is not in custody is in custody, held at Prison.Dated the day of 19

Signed, Solicitor or Applicant.

No. 82BAPPLICATION FOR RE-INSTATEMENT OF APPEAL

O.65A, r. 10 aNo ofl9

In the Matter of the JusticesAct 1902andIn the Matter of the Complaints Nos of19 [or as the case may be] in the Court ofPetty Sessionsat between

andBETWEEN

Applicantand

Respondent

APPLICATION FOR RE-INSTATEMENT OF APPEAL

1. The applicant appliespursuantto section 206 1 of the JusticesAct1902 to the Judge in chamberson the day of

19 at o’clock in thenoon to re-instatethis appeal.


2. The groundsof the application are

Dated the day of 19

Signed, Solicitor or Applicant.

Dated this 22nd day of March, 1991.DAVID K. MALCOLM.

W. P. PIDGEON.B. ROWLAND.

E. M. FRANKLYN.PAUL SEAMAN.

R. D. NICHOLSON.TERENCE A. WALSH.

D. A. IPP.HENRY WALLWORK.

M. J. MURRAY.R. J. OWEN.

K. WHITE.

CW4O1

THE BARRISTERS’ BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

It is hereby notified for general information in accordancewith Rule 10 of the Rules of theBarristers’Board that, at a duly convenedmeetingof the Board held Wednesday,10th April 1991the following practitionerswere declaredto be duly electedmembersof the Barristers’ Board-R.E. Birmingham, R. Chappell, D. R. Clyne, A. D. Fenbury, C. R. Humphry, L. E. James,T. L.McComish, F. Mallon and D. M. Watt.

Dated11 April 1991.

D. HOWELL, Secretaryto the Barristers’ BoardPerth.

CW402

JUSTICESACT 1902

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncilhas-

Approvedof the following appointmentsto theCommissionof thePeacefor theState of WesternAustralia.

Kenneth Lee Gallaherof 69 Arnold Road, Waggrakine.Stanislaw Mensik of 7 Bathurst Street, Dianella and Curtin University, Kent Street,Bentley.

Approved of the following appointments to the Commission of the Peacefor the CollierMagisterial District.

Graeme Stanley Coate of 15 Hawkes Place, Laverton and Windarra Nickel Project,Laverton.Merrilyn Sylvia Thompsonof 12 Cox Street, Laverton.

Acceptedthe resignationof RodneyNeville Fleetonof Pine Creek,NorthernTerritory formerlyof Laverton, from the Office of Justiceof the Peacefor the State of WesternAustralia.

D. G. DOIG, Under Secretaryfor Law.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

[19 April 1991

It is hereby notified for public information that William David Duffy of 100 MeadowlandsDrive,Mariginiup, hasbeenappointedunderSection9 of theJusticesAct 1902 to be a Justiceof thePeacefor the Magisterial District of Perth during his term of office as Mayor of the City of Wanneroo.


DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT 1913

It is hereby notified for public information that the Hon. Attorney General has approved theappointmentof the following personsas Commissionersfor Declarationsunderthe DeclarationsandAttestations Act 1913-

Bruce William Andersonof PalmyraGary CharlesBlades of City BeachMartin David Broad of KelmscottWilliam Gregory Campbell MeekatharraJohn TerenceCraddockof HeathridgeCarolyn Mary McNaught of GeraldtonKennethRaymondRiches of WonganHills.


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MARKETING OF MEAT ACT 1971

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MEAT MARKETING CORPORATION ELECTIONSREGULATIONS 1974

Notice of Election

Notice is hereby given that an election of one ProducerMemberof the Western AustralianMeatMarketing Corporationunder section 7 of the Marketing of Meat Act 1971 will take place at theoffice of the Returning Officer on Thursday, 20 June 1991 closing at 4 o’clock in the afternoononthat day.

Nominationsof candidatesare requiredto be madein accordancewith the aboveregulationsandmust be receivedby the Returning Officer at his office before twelve noon 12 noon on Friday,17 May 1991.

Nomination forms are obtainable from the Returning Officer.

For the purpose of this election, the Western Australian Meat Marketing Corporation hasdeterminedunder section 4 2 of the Marketingof Meat Act 1971 that a candidatemust be a lambproducerwho has delivered to the Corporationin the period 1 July 1989 to 31 December1990 atleast 100 lambs for slaughter.

J. E. TONKIN, Returning Officer, WesternAustralianElectoral Commission,4th Floor, Fire Brigade Building, 480 Hay Street,Perth.

NICKOL BAY PRAWN LIMITED ENTRY FISHERY NOTICE 1991

Arrangement1. Citation2. Interpretation3. Declarationof limited entry Fishery4. Prohibition on taking prawns5. Prohibition on selling or dealing6. Criteria to determinethe boats which may operatein the Fishery7. Application for a licence8. Details on licence9. Closure of the Fishery

10. Authorisedmeansof operatingin the Fishery

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FISHERIES ACT 1905


11. Transferof licence12. Boat replacement13. Boat modification14. Engine seals15. Inspectionof engineand seals16. Application and fees17. Determination of position by reference to the Australian Geodetic

Datum18. Revocation

Scheduleclauses3, 4 and 9

FISHERIES ACT 1905

NICKOL BY A PRAWN LIMITED ENTRY FISHERY NOTICE 1991

Notice No. 488FD 148/75 V8Made by the Minister undersection 32.Citation1. This notice may be cited as the Nickol Bay Prawn Limited Entry FisheryNotice 1991,Interpretation2. In this notice unlessthe contrary intention appears-

"approvedform" means in a form approved by the Director;"boat units" meansboat units calculatedin accordancewith clause12;"Fishery" meansthe Nickol Bay Prawn Limited Entry Fishery declared

under clause3;"headropelength" meansthe distancemeasuredalong the headropefrom

where theotter trawl net attachesto one endof the headropeto whereit attachesto the other end of the headrope;and

"licence" meansa licence authorisinga boat to operatein the Fishery;"otter board" meansone of theboardsusedon atrawl net to keepthemouth

of the net openwhile undertow;"otter trawl net" meansa fishing net designedor intendedto be towed

having its mouth or opening controlled by otter boards;"prawns" meansall speciesof decapodcrustaceaof the family Penaeidae.

Declarationof limited entry Fishery3. It is hereby declaredthat prawnsshall constitutea limited entry fishery inthewatersdescribedin item 1 of the Scheduleto be called theNickol Bay PrawnLimited Entry Fishery.Prohibition on taking prawns4. A person,other than a personto whom section 32 5 of theAct applies,shallnot take, or attempt to take, prawnsby any meansin the watersdescribedinitem 1 of the Scheduleother than in accordancewith this notice.

Prohibition on selling or dealing5. A personshall not sell or deal, or attempt to sell or deal, in any way withprawnstaken in contraventionof this notice. -

Criteria to determine the boats which may operate in the Fishery6. The criteria that shall be applied to determinethe boatswhich may operatein the Fishery are-

a that immediately before the coming into operationof this notice, theowner or person in charge of a boat was the holder of a licenceauthorisingtheboat to be usedto takeprawnsin theNickol Bay PrawnFishery from 1 January1990 to 31 December1990; or

b that the boat replacesa boat to which paragrapha applied.

Application for a licence7. The licenseeof a boatwhich fulfils the criteria in clause6 a or b may applyin accordancewith clause16 for a licence authorisingtheboat to operatein theFishery.

Details on licence8. A licence shall contain the following details-

a the nameand licensedfishing boat number in respectto which it isissued;

b the nameand addressof the licenseeof that boat;

c the licence number;

d the day of issue;

e the period for which the licence is valid; and

f any conditions imposedon the licence.


Closure of the fishery9. 1 A personshall not take, or attempt to take prawns-

a during the periodcommencingon 1 Januaryandendingat 0800 hourson a dateto be determinedandadvisedin writing by the Minister andcommencingon 1 Juneand endingon 31 Decemberin any year in theareaof the Fishery describedin 2 a of the Schedule;

b during theperiodcommencingon 1 Januaryand endingat 0800 hourson a date to be determinedand advisedin writing by the Minister inanyyear andcommencingon 15 Novemberandendingon 31 Decemberin anyyear in theareaof theFishery describedin 2 b of the Schedule;and

c during the period commencingon 1 Januaryand endingon 31 Marchin any year and commencingon 15 November and ending on 31Decemberin any year in the areaof the Fishery describedin 2 c ofthe Schedule.

2 The Minister may specify in writing dates, times and areasother thanthose specifiedin subclause1.Authorised meansof operating in the Fishery10. A personshall not take, or attempt to take, prawnsby any meansfrom alicensedboat in the Fisheryother than by otter trawl netsin any combinationprovided that the total headropelength does not exceed29.27 metres.Transfer of licence11. With the prior written approval of the Director alicence grantedunderthisnotice may be transferredand the licence shall be endorsedaccordingly.Boat replacement12. 1 For the purposeof this clause-

"code" meanstheUniform ShippingLaws CodeAdoptedby the Marine andPorts Council of Australia and published in the CommonwealthofAustralia Gazetteon 11 May 1981;

"B" means"breadth" as definedin the Code;"D" means "depth" as defined in the Code;

"IEP" meansinstalled enginepower in kilowatts of the boat’s engineascertified by the supplier;

"ML" means "measured length" as defined in the Code measured inaccordancewith Appendix A to Section 1 of the Code.

2 Subject to the prior written approval of the Director a boat licensedtooperatein the Fisherymay be replacedby a boat providedthat thereplacementboat doesnot exceed375 boat units calculatedin accordancewith the followingformula-

ML x B x D x 0.6+ IEP

2.83

Boat modification13. The licenseeof a boat licensedto operatein the Fishery shall not, withoutthe prior written approval of the Director, repower the boat by-

a changingthe configurationof the existing engine,gearbox,propeller,propeller shaft or other components;or

b installing a new engine.

Engine seals14. 1 The licenseeof a boat licensedto operate in the Fishery shall-

a on the written instruction of the Director causethe suppliersof anengine for the boat to install a lead seal on the fuel pump of suchengine;and

b authorisethe Director to install or permit the installation of any suchfurther lead seals as the Director may require.

2 The licensee of the boat the engine of which has installed a seal inaccordancewith subclause1 a or b shall-

a not permit the removal or allow any interferenceto such sealwithoutthe prior written approval of the Director; and

b immediately reportto theDirector any interferenceto such sealcausedby accident or mechanical requirements and as soon as practicalthereafterarrangefor recertification of the installedengine power bythe supplier and the installation of a new seal.

Inspection of engine and seals15. The licensee of a boat licensedto operatein the Fishery shall permit theinspectionof the engineconfigurationand any seal by an officer of theFisheries


Departmentand shall permit on board the boat any personsuch officer mayrequire for such inspection.Application and fees16. Applications under clauses7, 11 and 12 shall be-

a in the approvedform;

b lodged in accordancewith the instructions if any; and

c accompaniedby the fee prescribedby regulation.Determination of position by reference to the Australian GeodeticDatum17. 1 Where, for the purposesof this notice it is necessaryto determineaposition on the surfaceof the Earth by geographicalcoordinates,that positionshall be determinedon theAustralian GeodeticDatum which is definedby anellipsoid having a semi-majoraxis equatorialradiusof 6 378 160 metresanda flattening of 1/298.25 and fixed by the position of the origin being theJohnstonGeodeticStation in the Northern Territory of Australia.

2 The JohnstonGeodeticStation referredto in subclause1 shall be takento be situated at 25°56’54.5515"south latitude and at 133°12’30.0771"eastlongitude and to have a ground level elevation of 571.2 metres above theellipsoid referredto in that subclause.Revocation18. The following noticesare cancelled-

a The notice relating to the Nickol Bay Prawn Fishery publishedin theGazetteof 12 December1980;

b Notice Nos. 220 and 221 publishedin the Gazetteof 4 April 1986; and

c Notice No. 247 publishedin the Gazetteof 20 March 1987.Schedule

Item 1.All waters of the Indian Oceanand Nickol Bay between116°45’ east longitudeand 120° eastlongitude and on the landward side of the 200 metre isobath.

Item 2.

a The areaof the Fishery south of a line drawn from Sloping Point onBurrup Peninsula to the westernextremity of Dixon Island.

b The areaof theFishery inside of a line commencingat the intersectionof the high water mark on the north west coast of the mainland ofWestern Australia and 117’44’20" east longitude; thence extendingnortherly to the southern most extremity of Depuch Island; thencealong the eastern most shore of that Island to its northern mostextremity; thence due west to its intersection with 117°33’ eastlongitude;thenceduesouthalong 117°33’ eastlongitudeto its intersection with the highwater mark on the mainland of WesternAustraliaandthence generallynorth to the commencingpoint.

c That areaof the Fishery-

i within a ten nautical mile radius from Larry Point; and

ii within a ten nautical mile radius from Spit Point.

Dated9 April 1991.GORDON HILL, Minister for Fisheries.

FI302

FISHERIES ACT 1905

SHARK BAY SCALLOP LIMITED ENTRY FISHERY AMENDMENT NOTICE1991

Notice No. 487

FD 376/83.Made by the Minister undersection32.Citation

1. This notice may be cited as the Shark Bay Scallop Limited Entry FisheryAmendmentNotice 1991.Principal Notice2. In this notice the Shark Bay ScallopLimited Entry FisheryNoticeNo. 436*is referredto as the principal notice.


Clause 10 amended

3. Clause10 of the principal notice is amended-

a In paragrapha by-i deleting"15 May" and substituting " 20 April ";

and

ii deleting "2 November"and substituting " 23 October ";

b In paragraphb by-

i deleting "16 May" and substituting " 21 April "; and

ii deleting "1 November"andsubstituting" 22 October ";

d By adding the following subclause-3 A class "B" boat shall not be usedand a personshall not

permit it to be usedto take scallopsduring the full moon closureas advisedin writing by the Minister. ".

Clause 11 amended

4. Clause 11 of the principal notice is amendedby-a deleting "Director" and substituting * Minister ";

b adding the following subclause-3 Unlessauthorisedin writing by the Minister-

a a class "A" boat shall not havemore than 13 personson board at any one time; or

b a class "B" boat shall not have more than 6 personson board at any one time. ".

[*published in theGazetteon 23 February 1990.]Datedthis 13th day of April 1991.

GORDON HILL, Minister for Fisheries.

F1303

FISHERIES ACT 1105

CLOSED WATERS NETTING WEST OF ALBANY AMENDMENT NOTICE1991

Notice No. 491

FD 552/75.Made by the Minister undersections9, 10 and 11.

Citation1. This notice may be cited as the Closed Waters Netting West of AlbanyAmendmentNotice 1991.Principal notice

2. In this notice the Closed Waters Netting West of Albany Notice No. 421 *

is referred to as the principal notice.Schedule amended

3. The scheduleto the principal notice is amendedin Area 4-Irvin Inlet bydeleting the reference to permitted times for haul nets in Column 3 andsubstituting " From 1600 hours on 1 May in any year to 1200 hours on 31October next following. ".

[Published in the Gazetteon 23 February 1990].Dated this 11th day of April 1991.

GORDON HILL, Minister for Fisheries.

FI304

FISHERIES ACT 1905

KIMBERLEY PRAWN FISHERY AMENDMENT NOTICE 1991

Notice No. 492

FD 496/84.

Made by the Minister undersections9 and 11 of the Act.

Citation

1. This noticemay be cited as the KimberleyPrawn FisheryAmendmentNotice1991.


Principal notice

2. In this notice the KimberleyPrawn Fishery Notice No. 475* is referred toas the principal notice.

Clause 2 amended

3. Clause 2 of the principal notice is amendedin subparagraphdeleting "6" where it first occurs and substituting* 8 ".

a ii by

[Published in the Gazetteon 22 February 1991].

Datedthis 11th day of April 1991.GORDON HILL, Minister for Fisheries.

HE4O1

HOSPITALS ACT 1927

Health Departmentof WA,Perth, 16 April 1991.

SG 1.9 ExCo No. 3473.His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has appointed under the provisions of theHospitals Act 1927, Ms B. Spain andMr R. Turner asmembersof the Sir CharlesGairdnerHospitalBoard for the period ending 31 December1991, vice Ms P. Keeley and Mr E. Kelly resigned.

MICHAEL M. DAUBE, Acting Commissionerof Health.

HE402

HOSPITALS ACT 1927

Health Departmentof WA,Perth, 16 April 1991.

902/89. ExCo 3474.

His ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil hasapprovedunderSection17 2 of theHospitalsAct 1927, the transfer of land and property listed below, from the Lakes Hospital Board to HerMajesty QueenElizabeth the Second.

Transfer is requiredfor subdivision purposesunderdirection of the AssetManagementTask Forceand Agreementby the Lakes Hospital Board.

The land is to be subdivided for Health Department/Public Hospital and other Governmentrequirementsand also the establishmentof a private hospital.

PropertyDetails-1. Reserve36727: Location 2338, Certificate of Title Volume 1765 Folio 185 formerly Crown

Grant in Trust Vol. 1626, Folio 318.


HE403

HOSPITALS ACT 1927

Health Department of WA,Perth, 16 April 1991.

NS 1.9 ExCo No. 3472.

His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has appointed under the provisions of theHospitalsAct 1927,Ms R. A. Parahaas a memberof the NorsemanDistrict Hospital Board for theperiod ending 30 September1992, vice Mr A. Boyes resigned.


HE404

HOSPITALS ACT 1927Health Department of WA,

Perth, 3 April 1991.

9270/89.

The appointmentof Mr Craig Kimpton as a Health Surveyorto the City of Stirling effective from27 February 1991 is approved.

WAYNE JOLLEY, Delegateof Acting ExecutiveDirector Public Health.

01736-2


LA2O1

LAND ACT 1933

ORDERS IN COUNCILVesting of Reserves

By the direction of His Excellency the Governorundersection 33 2, the following reserveshave

beenvested.DOLA File 2813/983.ReserveNo. 39204 Gregory Location 52 vested in the Shire of Ashburton for the designatedpurposeof "Recreation-Archery"with power, subject to the approvalin writing of the Minister forLandsto eachand every leaseor assignmentof leasebeing first obtained,to leasethe whole or anyportion thereof for any term not exceedingtwenty one 21 yearsfrom the dateof the lease.

DOLA File 3233/979.

ReserveNo. 36933 Onslow Lots 934 and 935 vested in the Government EmployeesHousingAuthority for the designatedpurposeof "Housing".

DOLA File 2019/914.

ReserveNo. 19566 Nelson Location 10843 andPembertonLot 84 vestedin theMinister for Worksfor thedesignatedpurposeof "Use and Requirementsof theMinister for Works" with power,to leasethe whole or any portion thereof for any term.

DOLA File 3408/990.

ReserveNo. 41719 PlantagenetLocation 7677 vestedin the Shire of Albany for the designatedpurposeof "PedestrianAccessWay".

DOLA File 274/961.

ReserveNo. 26221 PlantagenetLocations 6867 and 7678 vestedin the Shire of Albany for the

designatedpurpose of "Recreationexcluding use of the land for Public Camping and CaravanPark".

DOLA File 191/960.ReserveNo. 25737 Swan Locations 6981 and 7893 vested in the Authority for IntellectuallyHandicappedPersonsfor the designatedpurpose of "Housing".

L. M. AULD, Clerk of the Council.

LA202

LAND ACT 1933

ORDERS IN COUNCILRevocationof Vestings

By the direction of His Excellency the Governor under section 34B 1, the following Order in

Council and AssociatedVesting Orders are revoked.

DOLA File 1057/955.

Order in Council gazettedon 21 July 1989 vesting ReserveNo. 24406 Mount Barker Lots 494 to

496 inclusive in the Chief ExecutiveOfficer of the Departmentof Agriculture for the designated

purposeof "Office Site".

DOLA File 2813/983.

Order in Council gazettedon 20 September1985 vestingReserveNo. 39204 Gregory Location52

in the Shire of West Pilbara for the designatedpurposeof "Pistol Club and Range".

DOLA File 274/961.Order in Council gazettedon 15 April 1965 vesting ReserveNo. 26221 PlantagenetLocation 6867

in the Shireof Albany for the designatedpurposeof "Recreationexcludinguseof the land for Public

Camping and CaravanPark".

DOLA File 191/960.

Order in Council gazettedon 26 August 1960 vesting ReserveNo. 25737 in the Perth RoadBoard

for the designatedpurposeof "Drainage Sump".

DOLA File 1268/988.

Order in Council gazettedon 11 February 1966 vesting ReserveNo. 27634 Swan Location 7893

in the Shire of Perth for the designatedpurpose of "Drain".



LA4O1

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1160

DECLARATION OF PUBLIC STREETSOrdersof the Minister for Lands

Made Under Section 288

At the requestof the Local Governmentnominatedthe land specified in the Notice is now declaredto be absolutely dedicatedas a public street.

Notice1. City of Armadale DOLA File 500/991

Road No. 18223 PatersonRoad. The whole of PatersonRoad shown colouredbrown onDOLA Office of Titles Plan 2137.

Public Plan: Perth 1:2000 23.05

A. A. SKINNER, A/Executive Director,Departmentof Land Administration.

LA402

FORFEITURES

Departmentof Land AdministrationThe following LeasesandLicencestogetherwith all Rights,Title and Interestthereinhavethis daybeen forfeited to the Crown under the Land Act 1933 for the reasonsstated.

Name;Leaseor Licence; District; Reason;Corres. No.; Plan.Baqueta Pty Ltd; 345B/744 CL 616/1989; Burracoppin Lot 60; Non-payment of Instalments;

1990/1986; BurracoppinTownsite 8:06.Black RangeHoldings Pty Ltd; 345B/947 CL 141/1990;PopanyinningLot 317; Non-paymentof

Instalments;3870/1989;PopanyinningTownsite.Black RangeHoldings Pty Ltd; 345B/961 CL 171/1990;PopanyinningLot 166; Non-paymentof

Instalments; 422/1984;PopanyinningTownsite.Black RangeHoldings Pty Ltd; 345B/954 CL 160/1990;PopanyinningLot 163; Non-paymentof

Instalments; 415/1984;PopanyinningTownsite.Black RangeHoldings Pty Ltd; 345B/959 CL 170/1990;Popanyinning Lot 162; Non-paymentof

Instalments; 414/1984;PopanyinningTownsite.Black RangeHoldings Pty Ltd; 345B/960 CL 307/1990; PopanyinningLot 60; Non-paymentof

Instalments;1845/1986; PopanyinningTownsite.Black Range Holdings Pty Ltd; 338/19526 CL 749/1990; Boulder Lot 3967; Non-payment of

Instalments;695/1987;Kal/Boulder Townsite 30:34.C. K. de Burgh; 345B/821 CL 852/1989;CondingupLot 64; Non-paymentof Instalments;971/976;

Condingup Townsite.Robert Ronald Gilpin; 345B/733 CL 1486/1989; SandstoneLot 236; Non-compliance with

conditions; 3316/979; SandstoneTownsite.Stefan Olszewski; 3116/9625 CL 90/1987; Wyndham Lot 1708; Non-compliancewith conditions;

938/84; Mt Erskine NE 1:25 000.C. G. Petersen;345B/739 CL 313/1989; Dwellingup Lot 247; Non-compliancewith conditions;

1793/969D; Dwellingup Townsite.United Goldfields EngineeringPty Ltd; 3116/10399CL 127/1990;Cue Lot 579; Non-paymentof

rent; 3997/989; Cue 15.07.Western United Mining ServicesPty Ltd; 345B/502 CL 1545/1989; Southern Cross Lot 881;

Non-compliancewith conditions; 4057/1980; SouthernCross South.E. and J. Mattson; 338/19423 CL 378/1990; GreenbushesLot 269; Non-paymentof Instalments;

410/1914; GreenbushesTownsite 26:15.Murchison RegionAboriginal Corporation;345B/652CL 1968/1989;Yalgoo Lot 51; Non-compliance

with conditions; 1507/1988; Yalgoo Townsite Campbell Street.Murchison Region Aboriginal Corporation; 345B/653; Yalgoo Lot 50; Non-compliancewith condi

tions; 1502/1988; Yalgoo Townsite Campbell Street.

A. A. SKINNER, Acting ExecutiveDirector.


LA7O1

LAND ACT 1933RESERVATION NOTICES

Made by His Excellency the Governor under section 29.

The Crown Land describedbelow havebeenset apartas public reserves.DOLA File 846/991.

ReserveNo. 41713 comprisingWiluna Lots 112 and 118 with an areaof 2 024 squaremetresonWiluna 149/1 for the designatedpurposeof "Use and Requirementsof the GovernmentEmployeesHousingAuthority".Public Plan: Wiluna Townsite Scotia Street.DOLA File 14039/903V2.Reserve No. 41720 comprising Geraldton Lots 2917, 2919 and 2920 with an area of 18.911 7hectareson Land Administration Plan 17784 andDiagram89925 for the designatedpurposeof "Useand Requirementsof the Minister for Works".Public Plan: GeraldtonBE43 1:2 000 15.17, 15.18, 16.17, 16.18 Flores Road.DOLA File 2609/989.ReserveNo. 5870 comprisingAlbany Lot 625 with an areaof 3 909 squaremetresfor the designatedpurposeof "Use and Requirementsof the Minister for Works".Public Plan: Albany 1:2 000 10.04 Castle Street.DOLA File 3408/990.ReserveNo. 41719comprisingPlantagenetLocation7677 with an areaof 86 squaremetreson LandAdministration Diagram 89829 for the designatedpurposeof "PedestrianAccessWay".Public Plan: Albany BK25 2 14.37 Saint GeorgesCrescent.


LA8O1

LAND ACT 1933AMENDMENT OF RESERVES

Made by His Excellencythe Governorunder Section 37.The following Reserveshavebeen amended.DOLA File: 1822/979.

ReserveNo. 36484 SwanDistrict "Drain" to compriseSwan Location 11356 as delineatedon LandAdministrationDiagram89794 in lieu of Location 10048 andof its areabeingreducedto 734 squaremetresaccordingly.Public Plan: Perth BG34 2 000 24.31 Luffe Court.

DOLA File: 2892/983.

ReserveNo. 38743 Avon Location 28789 "Water Supply" to excludethoseportions the subject ofLand Administration Diagram 89906andof its areabeingreducedto 2.921 9 hectaresaccordingly.Public Plan: Northam BH35 2 22.17 RoedigerDrive.

DOLA File: 1057/955.ReserveNo. 24406at Mount Barker "Office Site" to compriseMount Barker Lot 613 in lieu of Lots494 to 496 inclusive and of its arearemainingunaltered.

Public Plan: Mount Barker 1:2 000 38.08 Thomas Street.

DOLA File: 3233/979.ReserveNo. 36933 at Onslow "GovernmentRequirementsP.W.D." to comprise Onslow Lots 934and 935 as surveyed on Land .Administration Diagram 89873 in lieu of Lot 595 and of its arearemainingunaltered.Public Plan: Onslow 1:2 000 BE 63/38.07First Street.

DOLA File: 14039/903V2.ReserveNo. 9055 at Geraldton"Railway" to compriseGeraldtonLot 811 as surveyed on LandAdministration Diagram 89975 and of its areabeingreducedto 3.350 8 hectaresaccordingly.

Public Plan: ChapmanBE43 2 15.18 North West Coastal Highway.


DOLA File: 7211/949.ReserveNo. 23056 Tambellup Lots 252, 254, 258 to 262 inclusive and268 "Railway Purposes"toexcludeTambellup Lot 261 and of its areabeingreducedto 7990 squaremetresaccordingly.

Public Plan: Tambellup 1:2 000 37.33 and37.34 Taylor Street.

DOLA File: 2349/970.Reserve No. 30629 at Gledhow "Government Requirements"to comprise Gledhow Lot 126formerly GledhowSuburbanLot 18 and of its arearemainingunaltered.Public Plan: Albany 1:2 000 8.06 Fleet Street.


ReserveNo. 8888 Swan District "Use and Requirementsof the Minister for Works" to compriseSwanLocation 11526 as surveyedon Land Administration Plan 17774in lieu of Perth SuburbanLot 442 and of its area being reducedto 12.760 8 hectaresaccordingly.Public Plan: Perth 1:2 000 11.25 and 11.26 RoydhouseStreet.

DOLA File: 274/961.

ReserveNo. 26221 PlantagenetLocation 6867 "Recreation excluding use of the land for PublicCamping and Caravan Park" to include Plantagenet Location 7678 as surveyed on LandAdministration Diagram 89829 and of its areabeing increasedto 3.082 6 hectaresaccordingly.

Public Plan: Albany BK25 2 14.37 Off Saint GeorgesCrescent.

DOLA File: 191/960.ReserveNo. 25737 Swan District "Drainage Sump" to compriseSwan Locations 6981 and 7893as surveyedon Lands Titles office Diagrams 24828 and 26262 respectivelyand of its areabeingincreasedto 1537 squaremetresaccordingly.Public Plan: Perth 1:2 000 14.30 Mileto Street.


LA9O1

LAND ACT 1933

CHANGE OF PURPOSESOF RESERVES

Made by His Excellency the Governorunder Section37.The purposeof the following reserveshavebeenchanged.

DOLA File: 1057/955.Reserve No. 24406 Mount Barker Lot 613 being changed from "Office Site" to "Use andRequirementsof the Minister for Works".Public Plan: Mount Barker 1:2 000 38.08 ThomasStreet.

DOLA File: 2813/983.Reserve No. 39204 Gregory Location 52 being changed from "Pistol Club and Range" to"Recreation-Archery".Public Plan: Mount Lionel 1:100 000 near Rocklea-TomPrice.


ReserveNo. 36933 Onslow Lots 934 and 935 being changedfrom "Government RequirementsP.W.D." to "Housing".Public Plan: Onslow 1:2 000 BE 63/38.07 First Street.

DOLA File: 2349/970.ReserveNo. 30629 GledhowLot 126 beingchangedfrom "GovernmentRequirements"to "Use andRequirementsof the Minister for Works".

Public Plan: Albany 1:2 000 8.06 Fleet Street.


DOLA File: 2019/914.ReserveNo. 19566 Nelson Location 10843 andPembertonLot 84 beingchangedfrom "School Site"to "Use and Requirementsof the Minister for Works".

Public Plan: Pemberton1:2 000 25.28 Brockman Street.

DOLA File: 8431/910.Reserve No. 16762 Albany Lots 68, 69, 70 and 1276 being changed from "GovernmentRequirements"to "Use and Requirementsof the Minister for Works".

Public Plan: Albany 1:2 000 10.04 FestingStreet.

DOLA File: 4084/912.ReserveNo. 18817 Albany Lots 771 and 772 being changedfrom "Public Utility" to "Use andRequirementsof the Minister for Works".Public Plan: Albany 1:2 000 12.03 Jellicoe Street.

DOLA File: 4456/952.ReserveNo. 38065 Albany lot 1351 being changedfrom "GovernmentRequirements"to "Use andRequirementsof the Minister for Works".

Public Plan: Albany 1:2 000 12.05 Wakefield Crescent.

DOLA File: 191/960.ReserveNo. 25737 Swan Locations 6981 and 7893 being changedfrom "Drainage Sump" to"Housing".

Public Plan: Perth 1:2 000 14.30 Mileto Street.A. A. SKINNER, Acting ExecutiveDirector.

LB2O1

LAND ACT 1933CANCELLATION OF RESERVES

Made by His Excellencythe Governorunder section 37.The following reserveshave beencancelled.DOLA File 1268/988.ReserveNo. 27634 Swan Location 7893 "Drain".Public Plan: Perth 1:2 000 14.30 Mileto Street.DOLA File 3049/990.ReserveNo. 41531 Wiluna Lots 31 and32 "Use and Requirementsof the GovernmentEmployeesHousing Authority".Public Plan: Wiluna TownsiteWotton Street.


LB3O1

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902SALE OF LAND

Notice is herebygiven that His Excellencythe Governorhasauthorisedunder section29 7 a iiof the Public Works Act 1902 the sale by public auction or private contract the land hereunderdescribed,suchland being no longer required for the work for which it was acquired.

LandFile No. 2609/989.Albany Lot 625 held asReserve5870 as is shownmore particularly delineatedand colouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 737.

LandFile No. 4456/952.Albany Lot 1351 held asReserve38065as is shownmore particularly delineatedand colouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 736.


LandFile No. 8431/910.Albany Lots 68, 69, 70 and 1276 held as Reserve16762 as is shown more particularly delineatedand colouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 733.

LandFile No. 4084/912.Albany Lots 771 and 772 held as Reserve18817 as is shown more particularly delineatedandcolouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 735.

LandFile No. 2349/970.Glendhow Sub-lot 18 held asReserve30629 as is shown more particularly delineatedandcolouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 734.

LandFile No. 14039/903.GeraldtonLots 2917, 2919 and 2920 held asReserve41720as is shownmore particularly delineatedand colouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 739.

LandFile No. 879/991.Portion of Geraldton SuburbanLot 173 and being Lot 115 on Plan 6146, being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1153 Folio 281 as is shown more particularlydelineatedand colouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 732.

LandFile No. 756/991.Portion of Bunbury Lot 438 and being Lot 87 on Diagram 38931 being the whole of the landcontainedin Certificate of Title Volume 371 Folio 181A as is shownmore particularly delineatedand colouredgreen on Plan L.A.W.A. 731.

LandFile No. 3780/990.Portior0 of Swan Location Ki and being part of Lot 37 on Plan 2746 1 being part of the landcontainedin Certificate of Title Volume 1813 Folio 371 as is shown more particularly delineatedand colouredgreenon Plan L.A.W.A. 730.

Dated this 16th day of April 1991.A. A. SKINNER, Acting ExecutiveDirector,

Departmentof Land Administration.

LB302

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902SALE OF LAND

File No. 2480/1988.Notice is hereby given that His Excellencythe Governorhasapprovedunder Section 29B 1 a iof the Public Works Act 1902 of the saleby public auctionor privatecontractof the land hereinafterdescribed,which wascompulsorily takenor resumedunderthatAct for apublic work, namelySouthSuburbanSchool and hasbeenused for that public work for a periodof tenyearsor more andbeingno longer requiredfor that work.

LandPortion of CanningLocation 3390 now shown as portion of Canning Location 3647 held asReserve22151 as is shown more particularly delineatedand coloured green on Plan L.A., WA. 722.

File No. 2480/1988.Notice is herebygiven that His Excellency the GovernorhasauthorisedunderSection 29 7 a iiof the Public Works Act 1902 the saleby public auction or private contractof the land hereunderdescribed,such land being no longer required for the work for which it was acquired.

LandPortion of CanningLocation3390 now shownas portion of Canning Location 3647 held asReserve22151 as is shown more particularly delineatedand coloured greenon Plan L.A., W.A. 721.

File No. 2081/1990.Notice is herebygiven that His Excellencythe Governorhasauthorisedunder section29 7 a iiof the Public Works Act 1902 the sale by public auction or private contractof the land hereunderdescribed,such land being no longer requiied for the work for which it was acquired.


LandToodyay Lot 178 being the whole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1421 Folio332 as is shown more particularly delineatedandcoloured greenon Plan L.A.W.A. 720.

Portion of ToodyayLot 177 beingpartof the land containedin Certificateof Title Volume 1421 Folio331 as is shown more particularly delineatedand coloured greenon Plan L.A.W.A. 720.

Dated this 16th day of April 1991.


CORRIGENDUMFile Ref: 1158/1985.This gazettalsupersedesgazettal23.6.89 page 1817 andgazettal 14.9.90 page 4782.RoadNo. 17985i KoombanaDrive a strip of landvarying in width, commencingat aline joiningthewesternmostnorthwesterncornerof Bunbury Lot 707 Reserve40834 with the westerncornerof Bunbury Lot 673 and extendinggenerally northeasterlyalong the northwesternboundariesofBunbury Lot 707 Reserve40834 to a line in prolongationnortherly of the easternboundaryof thelast mentionedlot.ii extensionand widening Thoseportionsof Bunbury Lot 673, Bunbury Lot 707 Reserve40834and vacantCrown Land asdelineatedand coloureddark brown on Land Administration Diagram88772.Reserve40834 is hereby reducedby 158 m2.


LB701

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902; LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Department of Land Administration,

Perth,It is hereby declaredthat, pursuant to the Resolution of the Town of Mosman Park passedat ameetingof the Council held on or about September19 1989 the undermentionedlands havebeenset apart, taken, or resumedunderSection 17 of the Public Works Act 1902, for the purposeof anew road, that is to say:-

MosmanPark

1430/990.Road No. 18166 Singleton Place the whole of MosmanPark Lot 555 and vacant Crown Land asdelineatedand coloureddark and mid-brown on Land Administration Diagram 89515.632 squaremetresbeing the whole of Mosman Park Lot 555 is hereby resumed.

Public Plan: Perth 07.18 1:2 000, F9-4.And whereasHis Excellency the Governor has declaredthat the said lands havebeenset apart,taken, or resumed for the purposeof the said roads, and that plans of the said lands might beinspectedat the Department of Land Administration, Perth, it is hereby notified that the landsdescribedabove are now vestedin Her Majesty for an estatein fee simple in possessionfor thepublic work herein expressed.By Order of His Excellency.

Dated this 11th day of September1990.

KAY HALLAHAN, Minister for Lands.

File No. 669/1987.Ex. Co. No. 3395.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960;PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

LAND RESUMPTIONDeviation of Station Street-RoadNo. 634-City of Perth

Notice is herebygiven, andit is herebydeclared,thatpursuantto a resolutionof theCity of Subiacopassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about 18th May 1987 the severalpiecesor parcelsof land describedin the Schedulehereto,being all in the Perth District have, in pursuanceof thewritten approval and consentof His Excellencythe Governor,actingby and with the advice of theExecutiveCouncil, dated the 16th day of April 1991,havebeensetapart, taken or resumedfor thepurposeof the following public work, namely, Deviation of Station Street-RoadNo. 634-City ofPerth.And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare markedoff and more particularly describedon Departmentof Land AdministrationDiagram 89901 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin the Scheduleafter the landdescriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.And it is hereby directedthat


the said landsshall vest in Her Majesty for the public work hereinexpressed,freed anddischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations,estates,interests,rights-of-wayor othereasementswhatsoever.

Schedule

Owner or ReputedOwner

OccupierorReputedOccupier

Description Area

Crown Crown Portion of Perthbeing part of theReserve8888.

Subland

Lot 442held as

39 m2

Certified correct this 9th day of April 1991.DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.

Dated this 16th day of April 1991.FRANCIS BURT, Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

File No. MRD 42-32-E.Ex. Co. No. 3260.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

LAND RESUMPTIONSouth Western Highway 114,45 SLK

Notice is hereby given, and it is herebydeclared,that the said piece or parcel of land describedinthe Schedulehereto being all in the Manjimup District has, in pursuanceof the written approvalandconsentof His ExcellencytheGovernor,actingby and with theadviceof theExecutiveCouncil,dated the 19th day of March 1991, beenset apart for the purposesof the following public work,namely:-RoadWidening-SouthWesternHighway-Shire of Manjimup.And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedis markedoff and more particularly describedon thePlan specifiedin theSchedule,whichmay be inspectedat the Main Roads Department,Waterloo CrescentEast Perth. The additionalinformation containedin the Scheduleafter the land descriptions is to define locality only and inno way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.And it is hereby directedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor the public work herein expressed,freed and dischargedfrom all trusts,mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way, or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule

PlanMRD No.

Owner or ReputedOwner Re

OccupierorputedOccupier

Description Area

91-5 ChrisJohn

StoicheStoiche

and C & J Stoiche Portion of Nelson Location1024 being part of Lot 11 onDiagram 16078 now containedin Diagram 78829 and beingpart of the land contained inCertificate of Title Volume1718 Folio 497.

901 m2

Certified correctthis 25th day of February1991.PAM BEGGS,Minister for Transport.

Dated this 19th day of March 1991.

FRANCIS BURT, Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

File No. 1027/1987.Ex. Co. No. 3320.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960; PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902LAND RESUMPTION

Road No. 18232-Shireo HarveyNotice is herebygiven, andit is herebydeclared,that pursuantto aresolutionof theShireof Harveypassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about 31st March 1987 the said piece or parcel ofland describedin the Schedulehereto, being all in the Wellington District have, in pursuanceofthe written approval and consent of His Excellencythe Governor, acting by and with the adviceof the ExecutiveCouncil, dated the 3rd day of April 1991, beensetapart, takenor resumedfor thepurposeof the following public work, namely:-RoadNo. 18232-Shireof Harvey.And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly describedon Department of Land Administration


Diagram 89841 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin theScheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.

And it is hereby directedthat the said landsshall vest in Her Majesty in possessionfor the publicwork herein expressed,freed and dischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations,estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule



Description Area

Crown Crown Portion of Wellington Location1187 held as State Forest 15.

1.6988ha

Certified correct this 14th day of March 1991.DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.

Dated this 3rd day of April 1991.FRANCIS BURT, Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

File No. 3784/1989.Ex. Co. No. 3324.


Snelling Road-RoadNo. 18233-Shire of DardanupNotice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared,that pursuant to a resolution of the Shire ofDardanuppassedat a meetingof theCouncil held on or about 18th August 1989 the said pieceorparcel of land describedin the Schedulehereto, being all in the Wellington District have, inpursuanceof the written approval and consentof His Excellencythe Governor,acting by and withthe advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, dated the 3rd day of April 1991, have beenset apart, takenor resumedfor the purpose of the following public work, namely:-Snelling Road-Road No.18233-Shireof Dardanup.

And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly describedon Departmentof Land AdministrationDiagram 89792 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin theScheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.And it is hereby directedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty in possessionfor the publicwork herein expressed,freed and dischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations,estates,interests, rights-of-wayor other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule

Owner or Reputed Occupieror Description AreaOwner ReputedOccupier

Crown Crown Portion of State Forest No. 25. 1.0808ha

Certified correct this 14th day of March 1991.

DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.

Dated this 3rd day of April 1991.FRANCIS BURT, Governor in Executive Council.

File No. 3632/1989.Ex. Co. No. 3317.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960;PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

LAND RESUMPTIONRoadDeviation-Murphy Yetna Road-RoadNo. 1534-Shire of ChapmanValley

Notice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared,that pursuant to a resolution of the Shire ofChapmanValley passedat a meetingof the Council held on or about20th December1988 the saidpiece or parcel of land describedin the Schedulehereto, beingall in the Victoria District have, inpursuanceof thewritten approval andconsent of His Excellencythe Governor,actingby and withthe advice of the Executive Council, dated the 3rd day of April 1991, havebeen set apart, takenor resumedfor the purposeof the following public work, namely:-RoadDeviation-Murphy YetnaRoad-RoadNo. 1534-Shireof ChapmanValley.


And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly describedon Department of Land AdministrationDiagram 89659 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditionalinformation containedin the Scheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.

And it is hereby directedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor the public work hereinexpressed,freed anddischargedfrom all trusts,mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule


Occupier orReputedOccupier

Description Area

Wayne Kenneth Proudlove Wayne Kenneth Proudlove Portion of Victoria Location 2985 m2Jill Proudlove Jill Proudlove 2625 being part of the land

Albert John Pepperell

Georgina RosabelPepper-

Albert John Pepperell

Georgina Rosabel Pepper

containedin Certificateof TitleVolume 9 Folio 182 "A"

eli ell


Datedthis 3rd day of April 1991.FRANCIS BURT, Governor in Executive Council.

File No. 3058/1988.Ex. Co. No. 3323.


RoadWidenings-Cliff Street, Sorrento-RoadNo. 10841-City of WannerooNotice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that pursuant to a resolution of the City ofWanneroopassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about 16th December1987 the severalpiecesor parcelsof land describedin the Schedulehereto,beingall in the SwanDistrict have, inpursuanceof the written approval and consentof His Excellencythe Governor,acting by and withthe advice of the Executive Council, dated the 3rd day of April 1991, have beenset apart, takenor resumedfor the purposeof the following public work, namely:-RoadWidenings-Cliff Street,Sorrento-RoadNo. 10841-City of Wanneroo.

And further notice is hereby given that the said piecesor parcels of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly describedon Department of Land AdministrationDiagram 89920 which may be inspected at the Department of Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin theScheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.And it is hereby directedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatefee in simplein possessionfor the public work hereinexpressed,freed anddischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests, rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule



Description Area

Tony Ashby Pty. Ltd. Tony Ashby Pty. Ltd. Portion of SwanLocation 1472and being part of Lot 287 onplan 2820 being part of theLand contained in Certificateof Title Volume 1218 Folio 745

18m2

ColleenMary Stuart ColleenMary Stuart Portion of SwanLocation 1472 18m2and being part of Lot 384 onPlan 2820 being part of theLand contained in Certificateof Title Volume 62 Folio 2A

Arthur Thorndike Davies Arthur Thorndike Davies Portion of Swan Location 1472 12m2and Inez TheoneDavies and Inez TheoneDavies and being part of Lot 383 on

Plan 2820 being part of theLand contained in Certificateof Title Volume 33 Folio 258A

Alfred John SmallacombeAlfred John Smallacombe Portion of SwanLocation 1472 12m2and Hazel Alice Smalla- and Hazel Alice Smalla- and being part of Lot 288 oncombe combe

*

Plan 2820 being part of theLand contained in Certificateof Title Volume 1100 Folio 254


Schedule



Description Area

Graham Desmond Nottle Graham Desmond Nottle Portion of Swan Location 1472 Sm2and Cheryl Joy Nottle and Cheryl Joy Nottle and being part of Lot 246 on

Plan 2820 being part of theLand contained in Certificateof Title Volume 1177 Folio 303

Anne Boyd Marsden Anne Boyd Marsden Portion of SwanLocation 1472 Sm2and being Part of Lot 151 onPlan 2820 Sheet1 being partof the Land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1592Folio 380


DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.

Datedthis 3rd day of April 1991.


File No. 2231/1989.Ex. Co. No. 3319.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960; PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

LAND RESUMPTION

RoadWidening-Wambyn Road-RoadNo. 14253-Shire of YorkNotice is herebygiven, andit is hereby declared,thatpursuantto a resolution of theShire of Yorkpassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about 17th March 1989 the said piece or parcel ofland describedin the Schedulehereto, being all in the Avon District have, in pursuanceof thewritten approval and consentof His Excellencythe Governor, acting by and with theadvice of theExecutiveCouncil, dated the3rd day of April 1991, havebeen setapart, taken or resumedfor thepurposeof the following public work, namely:-RoadWidening-Wambyn Road-RoadNo. 14253-Shire of York.And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly describedon Department of Land AdministrationDiagram 89495 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin theScheduleafter theland descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.

And it is hereby directedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor the public work hereinexpressed,freed and dischargedfrom all trusts,mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule



Description Area

Laurence David Chittle- Laurence David Chittle- Portion of Avon Location 27721 2 563m2borough borough being part of the Land con

tained in Certificate of TitleVolume 1811 Folio 184


DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.Dated this 3rd day of April 1991.

FRANCIS BURT, Governor in Executive Council.

File No. 2226/1989.Ex. Co. No. 3327.


LAND RESUMPTION

RoadWidening-RobinsonStreet-RoadNo. 18231-Town of Albany

Notice is herebygiven, and it is herebydeclared,thatpursuantto aresolutionof theTownof Albanypassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about9th July 1987 the said pieceor parcel of landdescribedin the Schedulehereto,beingall in the Albany District have,in pursuanceof thewrittenapprovalandconsentof His ExcellencytheGovernor,actingby andwith theadviceof theExecutive


Council, dated the 3rd day of April 1991, havebeenset apart, taken or resumedfor the purposeof the following public work, namely:-RoadWidening-RobinsonStreet-RoadNo. 18231-Townof Albany.And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly describedon Department of Land AdministrationDiagram 89538 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin theScheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.

And it is herebydirectedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor the public work hereinexpressed,freed and dischargedfrom all trusts,mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule

0wner or ReputedOwner


Description Area

John Bryan Negus John Bryan Negus Portion of Albany Lotbeing part of the landtained in Certificate ofVolume 1603 Folio 631

483con

Title

34m2


DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.Dated this 3rd day of Apçl 1991.


File No. 1715/1967.Ex. Co. No. 3316.


RoadWidening-GordonRoad-RoadNo. 12300-Shire of CranbrookNotice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that pursuant to a resolution of the Shire ofCranbrookpassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about10th March 1990 the said piece orparcel of land describedin the Schedulehereto,being all in the Hay District have, in pursuanceof the written approval and consentof His Excellencythe’ Governor,acting by and with the adviceof the ExecutiveCouncil, dated the 3rd day of April 1991, have beenset apart, taken or resumedfor the purpose of the following public work, namely:-RoadWidening-Gordon Road-RoadNo.12300-Shireof Cranbrook.And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare markedoff and more particularly describedon Departmentof Land AdministrationDiagram 89813 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin the Scheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.And it is hereby directedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor the public work hereinexpressed,freedanddischargedfrom all trusts,mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests, rights-of-wayor other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule


OccupReputed

ier orOccupier

Description Area

Ronald John Lathwell Ronald John Lathwell Portion of Hay Locations 376andbeing part of the land contained in Certificates of TitleVolume 338 Folio 4A and Volume 338 Folio 3A.

6S3m2

Certified correctthis 26th day of March 1991.DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.

Dated this 3rd day of April 1991.FRANCIS BURT, Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.


File No. 1052/1989.Ex. Co. No. 3321.


LAND RESUMPTION

RoadWidening-CarbunupBrook Road-RoadNo. 3012-Shireof l3ridgetown-Greenbushes

Notice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that pursuant to a resolution of the Shire ofBridgetown-Greenbushespassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about 1st March 1989 thesaid piece or parcel of land describedin the Schedulehereto,beingall in theNelson District have,in pursuanceof the written approval and consentof His Excellencythe Governor,actingby andwith theadviceof theExecutiveCouncil, datedthe 3rdday of April 1991, havebeensetapart, takenor resumedfor thepurposeof the following public work, namely:-RoadWidening-CarbunupBrookRoad-RoadNo. 3012-Shireof Bridgetown-Greenbushes.

And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare markedoff and more particularly describedon Department of Land AdministrationDiagram 89889 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin theScheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.And it is hereby directedthat the said landsshall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor thepublic work hereinexpressed,freed and dischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule

Owncr or ReputedOwner Re

OccupierorputedOccupier

Description Area

Gerald Leopold Wheatley Gerald LeopoldWheatley Portion of Nelson Location 626being part of the Land Con-tamed in Certificate of TitleVolume 1300 Folio 670

733m2


Dated this 3rd day of April 1991. DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.


File No. 4639/989.Ex. Co. No. 3318.


RoadWidening-StonevilleRoad-RoadNo. 1972-Shire of Mundaring

Notice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that pursuant to a resolution of the Shire ofMundaringpassedat a meetingof theCouncil held on or about21st November1990 the said pieceor parcelof land describedin theSchedulehereto,beingall in theSwanDistrict have,in pursuanceof the written approval and consentof His Excellencythe Governor, actingby and with the adviceof the ExecutiveCouncil, dated the 3rd day of April 1991, havebeenset apart, taken or resumedfor thepurposeof the following public work, namely:-RoadWidening-StonevilleRoad-RoadNo.1972-Shire of Mundaring.

And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare markedoff and more particularly describedon Departmentof Land AdministrationDiagram 89688 which may be inspectedat the Department of Land Administration, Perth. Theadditional information containedin theScheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.And it is hereby directedthat the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor thepublic work herein expressed,freedanddischargedfrom all trusts,mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

Schedule

0wner or ReputedOwner

OccupReputed

icr orOccupier

Description Area

Glen RetreatPty. Ltd. Glen RetreatPty. Ltd. Portion of SwanLocationbeing part of the Landtained in Certificate ofVolume 1249 Folio 605.

1699con

Title

256m2


Dated this 3rd day of April 1991.



ROAD DEDICATION

It is herebynotified that the Minister for Lands hasapproved,pursuantto section288 of the LocalGovernmentAct, the dedication as public streets the roads in the various Municipalities asdescribedin the abovementionedresumptionnotices.

By Order of the Minister for Lands.

Dated this 19th day of April 1991.A. A. SKINNER, Acting ExecutiveDirector.

LG3O1

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Municipality of the City of Belmont

By-law Relating to Hawkers, Stallholdersand Trading in Public PlacesIn pursuanceof the powersconferredupon it by the abovementionedAct andall other powersenabling it, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityherebyrecordshaving resolvedon the sixteenthday of October 1989 to revokethe By-law to RegulateHawkers published in the GovernmentGazette of 30December,1963 and to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor thefollowing By-law:

Division 1-Preliminary

1.1 CitationThis by-law may be cited as "City of Belmont Hawkers, Stallholders andTrading in Public Places".1.2 ApplicationThis by-law shall apply and have force and effect throughoutthe whole of thedistrict.1.3 InterpretationIn this by-law unlessthe context otherwiserequires:1.3.1 "Act" means the Local Government Act 1960 and any regulations or

by-law made thereunder;"authorisedperson"meanstheClerk of the Council or any Ranger,Health

Surveyoror Building Surveyoremployedby the Council or any otherperson appointed by the Council as an authorised person for thepurposesof this by-law;

"community association" meansan institution, association,club, societyof body, whether incorporatedor not, the objects of which are of acharitable, benevolent, religious, cultural, educational, recreational,sporting or other like nature and the membersof which are notentitled or permitted to receive any pecuniary profit from thetransactionsthereof;

"Council" meansthe Council of the Municipality of the City of Belmont;

"district" meansthe municipal district of the City of Belmont;

"hawker" has the meaninggiven to it in s.217 of the Act.

"licence" meansa licence issued under this By-law to hawk, conduct astall, or carry out trading in a public placeas the case may be;

"public place" includes a street, way and place which the public areallowed to use,whetherthestreet,way or placeis or is not on privateproperty;

"street" includes a freeway, highway and thoroughfarewhich the publicare allowed to use and includesevery part of the freeway, highwayor thoroughfare and other things including bridges and culvertsappurtenantto it;

"stall" meansa movableor temporarilyfixed structure,standor table andincluding but without limiting the generality of the foregoing avehicle, on or from which goods, wares,merchandiseor servicesaresold, hired or offered for sale or hire;

"stallholder" meansa personin chargeof a stall;

"trading" meansselling or hiring of goods,wares,merchandiseor services,or offering goods,wares, merchandiseor servicesfor sale or hire, ina streetor other public placeand includesdisplayinggoods,waresormerchandisefor the purposeof offering them for sale or hire, invitingoffers for sale or hire, soliciting orders or carrying out any othertransaction therein;but doesnot include the setting up of a stall, orthe conducting of a business at a stall under the authority of aStallholder’sLicence issuedunder this by-law;


"vehicle" includes every conveyance,not being a train, boat, aircraft, orwheelchair and every object capableof beingpropelledor drawn onwheels or tracksby any means.

1.3.2 Unless otherwisedefined herein, the terms and expressionsused in thisby-law shall have the meaningsgiven to them in the Act.

1.3.3 In this by-law a referenceto theCouncil having thepower to do somethingin its discretion or a referenceto the Council forming an opinion prior to thedoing of anything shall be deemedto include a reference to any person,committeeor body to whom the Council has delegatedthe power or the doingof the thing exercisingsuch discretion or forming such opinion.

Division 2-Licences

2.1 Hawkers2.1.1 A personshall not hawk any goods, wares or merchandisewithin thedistrict unless that personholds a current Hawker’s Licence issuedpursuantto this by-law.2.1.2 Applications HawkersEvery application for a Hawker’s Licence shall be in the form provided inSchedule1 and shall specify:

a the nameand addressof the applicantwho seeksthe licence;

b the kind of goods, waresor merchandisewhich the applicant requiresto hawk;

c the type of vehicle, conveyanceor meansof carriageto be employedinhawking;

d the period for which the licence is required;

e where the licence is requiredfor a part of the district, the part of thedistrict to which it will apply;

2.1.3 Every application for a Hawker’sLicence other than a renewal must beaccompaniedby a certificate signed by two Justicesof the Peacecertifying thatthe applicantis of good characterandreputation,and is a fit personto exercisethe trade of a hawker.

2.2 Stallholders2.2.1 A person shall not conduct a stall for the sale of goods, wares ormerchandisewithin the district unlessthat personholds a currentStallholder’sLicence issuedpursuantto this by-law.

2.2.2 Applications StaliholdersEvery application for a Stallholder’sLicence shall be in the form provided inSchedule2 and shall specify:

a the nameand addressof the applicantwho seeksthe licence;

b the kinds of goods, waresor merchandisewhich the applicantdesiresto sell;

c the location of the stall;

d he period for which the licence is required.

2.3 Traders2.3.1 A personshall not carry on trading in any street or public place withinthe district unlessthat personis the holder of a current Trader’sLicence or isan assistantspecified in a currentTrader’s Licence.

2.3.2 Applications TradersEvery application for a Trader’s Licence shall be in the form provided inScheduleand 3 and shall specify:

a the full nameand addressof the applicant;

b the proposednumber and thenamesand addressesof assistantsto beengagedby the applicant in trading pursuant to the licence;

c specify the location for which the licence is sought;

d be accompaniedby an accurateplan and description of any proposedstand, table, structure or vehicle which may be used for trading;

e specify the proposeddays and hours of trading;

I specify the proposedgoods, wares,merchandiseor servicesin respectof which trading will be carried on.

2.4 Selling of NewspapersThe requirementfor a valid Trader’s Licenceto be held shall not apply to theselling or offering for sale of newspapers.

2.5 Discretion2.5.1 The Council may in its discretion under this Division grant a licence orrefuseto grant a licenceor grant a licencesubjectto suchconditionsas it thinksfit and for a period of twelve 12 months or a lesser period as approved byCouncil.


2.5.2 The Council may refuseto issue a licenceand may cancela licence if theapplicant or licenseehas been twice convictedduring the preceding five 5years, or is twice convictedin the spaceof five 5 yearsof an offence against

2.5.3 The Council may refuseto issue a licence if:

a in its opinion the needsof the district or the portion thereof for whichthe licence is sought are adequatelycateredfor by establishedshopsor by personsto whom licenceshavebeen issued;

b the proposedactivity or place of trading is in the opinion of Councilundesirable;

c the proposedstand, table, structure or vehicle is in the opinion ofCouncil unsuitablein any respectto the location for which the licenceis sought;

d the gatheringof customerswould impede pedestrianor vehicle movements, or causeconflict with other activities;

e the trading location is not provided with sufficient off-road parking soas to preventa traffic hazardor dangerto the public.

2.5.4 Notwithstandingtheprovisionsof sub-clause5.3; no licenceshall be issuedto trade in a public place that is located in any part of a controlled accesshighway, major highway or important regional road within the District asdefined by the Metropolitan Region Schemeof the Metropolitan Region TownPlanning SchemeAct 1959-1960as amended.

2.5.5 Where a licenseeby reasonof illness, accident or other causeis unableto comply with the By-law, Council may at the requestof that licenseeissuea permit in writing authorisinga personnamedin the permit to be a nomineeto occupytheperiodof the licensee’sinability to comply with the licenceor untilthe expiration of the term of the licencewhichever is the earlier.

2.6 ConditionsWhere a licence hasbeen granted by the Council under this Division subjectto conditions,thepersonto whom the licencehasbeengrantedshall ensurethatthe conditions are observedat all times. If any condition is not observedthatpersoncommits an offence againstthis by-law and the Council additionally orin the alternativeto any Court action it undertakesin respectof such offencemay exercisethe power in clause2.14 to cancelthe licence.

2.7 Licence CertificateThe Council shall issue to every licenseea Licence Certificate in the form setout in Schedules1, 2 or 3 respectivelyfor which the licenseeshall pay the sumset out in Schedule 4 which shall be displayed by the licensee hawking,conductinga stall or trading as the case may be and while that person is theholder of a hawker’s, stallholder’sor trader’s licenceunder this by-law but nototherwise.

2.8 Transfer of LicenceSubject to subclause2.5.5 a licence issued under this by-law shall not betransferableto another person.

2.9 Length of LicenceA licenceunderthis by-law shall be valid until the 30th day of Junenext afterit is grantedor such lesserperiod as specified in the licence exceptwhere thelicenceis grantedin themonthsof May or Junewhen it shall extendto the 30thday of June in the year next following or suchlesser period as specified.2.10Annual RenewalEvery application for the renewal of a licence for twelve 12 months shall bemadeannually during the month of June and every application for renewal ofa licence for a period of less than twelve 12 months shall be made two weeksprior to the expiration dateand shall be in writing accompaniedby the licencethen in force.

2.11FeesThe feesandadditional chargesto be imposedfor an applicationfor registrationandfor everyrenewal thereofshall be thosesetout in Schedule4. No licenceis valid until the fees and chargeshavebeen paid.

2.12Exemption from Feesand Charges2.12.lNotwithstandingclause2.10 theCouncil may grantwithout fee or chargea licence to trade or conducta stall in any streetor way or on any land for anyperiod specified in such licence if the stall is conductedby a communityassociationwithin the meaningof s.242 of the Act.2.13Limitation of Licence2.13.1A licence granted to a hawker, trader or stallholder is valid for thehawking or trading of goods,wares,merchandiseor servicestherein describedonly, and in the caseof a licence limited to a part of the district, is valid forthat part of the district only.

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2.14Cancellation2.14.1The Council may by written notice cancelany licenceissuedunderthisby-law for any of the reasonssetout in subclause2.S.2 or on the grounds-

a that the licensee is not conducting the businessthe subject of thelicence in a respectableor sobermanner;

b that the licenseehas assignedthe licence or no longer carries on thebusinessthe subject of the licence;

c that the licenseeis not regularly carryingon thebusinessfor which thelicence was granted;

d that the licenseehasbreacheda condition of the licence.

2.14.2Upon cancellation of a licence the holder thereofshall forthwith returnthe Licence Certificate issued pursuant to clause 2.7 to the Clerk and shallforfeit feespaid in respectof the licence.

Division 3-Conduct

3.1 A hawker while hawking, a stallholderwhile conductinga stall or a personcarrying out trading shall-

a display theLicence Certificate in a conspicuousplaceon thevehicle ortemporarystructure in the caseof a hawkeror trader or on the stallin the caseof a stallholder;

b have the name of the trader or his assistantwhere appropriate,hawker or stallholder displayedon the vehicle or stall;

c when selling goods,waresor merchandiseby weight, carry anduse forthat purpose, scales tested and certified in accordancewith theprovisions of the Weights and MeasuresAct, 1915.

d in the case of a stallholder, maintain the stall in good order andcondition.

3.2 A hawker, stallholder or trader shall not-

a hawk, conducta stall or carry on trading betweenthe hoursof sunsetand sunrisethe next day, or on any Sunday,ChristmasDay or GoodFriday without obtaining the written consentof Council;

b attemptto conductbusinesswithin a distanceof 200 metresof any shopor permanentplace of businessthat is open for businessand has forsale any goods, wares, merchandiseor services of the kind beinghawked or offered for sale by the stallholder or trader except by acommunity associationstallholderwithin the meaning of s.242 of theAct.

c call the licensee’s wares or cause to make any outcry, noise ordisturbancelikely to be a nuisanceor causeannoyanceto any personin that cinity;

d depositor store any box or basketcontaininggoods,waresor merchandise underthevehicle of the licenseeor upon the roadwayor footpath;

e obstruct the free passageof pedestriansor vehicles on any footpath orroadway;

0 act in an offensive manner;

g in the case of a stallholder, conducta stall on privateproperty unlessthereis adequateprovision on theprivatepropertyadjacentto the stallfor the parking of customer’svehicles.

3.3 A personshall not display a Licence Certificatewithout beingthe holder ofa valid licence under this by-law.

Division 4-Offendes and Penalties

4.1 Penalty Provisions4.1.1 Any personfailing to do any act directed to be done, or doing any actforbidden to be done by this by-law, or any notice under this by-law commitsan offence.

4.1.2 Wherean offence is committed in respectof trading or a stall in a streetor other public place, the maximum penalty shall be $1,000 or imprisonmentfor 6 months.

4.1.3 Any person who commits an offence under this by-law, other than anoffence dealt with in subclause4.1.2, shall be liable to:

a a maximum penalty of $500; and;

b a maximumpenalty of $50 per day for eachday the offencecontinues.


Schedule1LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

The Municipality of the City of BelmontBY-LAWS RELATING TO HAWKERS, STALLHOLDERS AND TRADING IN

PUBLIC PLACESAPPLICATION FOR HAWKER’S LICENCE

1. Full nameand addressof applicant:

2. Kind of goods,waresor merchandisewhich the applicantrequires to hawk:

3. Type of vehicle, conveyanceor meansof carriageto be employedin hawking:

4. Proposeddays and hours of trade:

5. Certificate signedby two Justicesof the Peace

Signatureof Applicant

Schedule1


The Municipality of the City of Belmont

BY-LAWS RELATING TO HAWKERS, STALLHOLDERS AND TRADING INPUBLIC PLACES

LICENCE FOR HAWKERS

1. Full name and addressof Licensee:

2. Date of issue of Licence:

3. Date of expiration of Licence:

4. Requirements,Terms and Conditions-

a Place to which Licence applies

b Descriptionof stand, structure or vehicle to be used by the Licensee:

c Particularsof the goods, wares,merchandiseor servicesin respectofwhich hawkingmay be carried on’

d The permitted days and hours when trading may be carried on:

e Other Requirements,Terms or Conditions applicableto this Licence:

Town Clerk


Schedule2

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960The Municipality of the City of Belmont


APPLICATION FOR STALLHOLDER’S LICENCE

1. Full name and addressof applicant:

Community Association under Section 242 of the Local GovernmentAct Feeexemption:Yes No

2. Location of proposedsite for which Licence is sought:

To be accompaniedby an accurateplan and descriptionof any proposedstand,table, structure or vehicle which may be used.

3. Proposeddays and hoursof trade:

4. Nature of proposedgoods, waresor merchandiseto be sold:



The Municipality of the City of Belmo,itBY-LAWS RELATING TO HAWKERS, STALLHOLDERS AND TRADING IN

PUBLIC PLACES

LICENCE FOR STALL

1. Full nameand addressof Licensee:

2. Date of issue of Licence:

3. Date of expiration of Licence:

4. Requirements,Terms and Conditions-

a Place to which Licence applies’b Descriptionof stand, structure or vehicle to be used by the Licensee:

c Particularsof the goods,wares;merchandiseor servicesin respectofwhich trading may be carried on:

d Community Association under Section 242 of the Local GovernmentAct:Yes No

e The permitted days and hours when trading may be carried on:

1 Other Requirements,Terms or Conditions applicable to this Licence:

Town Clerk


Schedule3

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960The Municipality of the City of Belmont


APPLICATION FOR TRADING IN PUBLIC PLACES1. Full name and addressof applicant

2. Proposednumber,namesand addressesof assistants:

3. Location of proposedsite for which Licence is sought:

To be accompaniedby an accurateplan and descriptionof any proposedstand,table, structure or vehicle which may be used for trading.

4. Proposeddays and hours of trade:

5. Nature of proposedgoods, waresor merchandiseto be sold:





LICENCE FOR TRADING IN PUBLIC PLACES

1. Full name and addressof Licensee’

2. Date of issue of Licence’3. Date of expiration of Licence’4. Requirements,Terms and Conditions-

a Place to which Licence applies’

b Descriptionon stand, structure or vehicle to be used by the Licensee:

c Particularsof the goods,wares,merchandiseor servicesin respectofwhich trading may be carried on:

d Full name/sand address/esof assistant/swho may be engagedat anyone time in trading:

e The permitted days and hours when trading may be carried on:

f Other Requirements,Terms or Conditions applicable to this Licence:

Town Clerk

Schedule4




FEES AND CHARGES

Feesandadditional chargeswill be assessedin accordancewith the table below:

1. HAWKERSLicence Fee $40 per annum on initial issue and renewal.


2. STALLHOLDERSLicence Fee $40 on initial issue and renewal.

Additional chargeon initial issue and renewal-

Per Day Per Week Per Month Per Annum$10.00 $50.00 $100.00 $1,000.003. TRADERSLicence Fee$40 on initial issue and renewal-

Additional chargeon initial issue and renewal-Per Day Per Week Per Month Per Annum$10.00 $50.00 $100.00 $1,000.004. TRANSFER OF LICENCEAdministration Fee $10.00

Datedthe 23rd day of October 1990.

The Common Sealof the City of Belmont was hereuntoaffixed by authority ofa resolution of the Council in the presenceof-

P. P. PARKIN, Mayor.B. R. GENONI, Town Clerk.

Recommended-GORDON HILL, Minister for Local Government.

Approvedby His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil the 16th day ofApril 1991.


LG302

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Municipality of the City of Nedlands

By-law Relating to Signs, Hoardings and Bill PostingIn pursuanceof the powersconferredupon it by the abovementionedAct andof all other powersenablingit, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityhereby recordshaving resolved on 6th December1990 to revoke By-law No. 9Relating to Signs,Blinds, Awnings, Advertisements,HoardingandBill Postingpublished in the GovernmentGazetteon 11 December1959 and subsequentlyamended and to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor thefollowing by-law.

1. Citation

This by-law maybe cited as "City of NedlandsSigns, HoardingandBill PostingBy-law", or as "City of NedlandsSigns By-law".

2. Interpretation2.1 In this by-law, unlessthe context otherwiserequires-

"Act" meansthe Local GovernmentAct 1960 as amended;

"advertising device" means any object or structure on which any word,letter, number, symbol, figure, drawing, image or other representationwhatsoeveris written, placed, affixed, attached,painted,projectedorotherwisedisplayedfor thepurposeof giving any messageor directionor promoting or publicising any business, project, enterprise, orundertaking,or any function or event, or any prson, body or group,or any product or article, or other thing whatsoever,and includesanairborne device anchoredto any land, building or thing, and alsoincludesany vehicle or trailer or other similar objectplacedor locatedso as to servethe purposehereinbeforereferredto.

"bill" meansany written printed or illustrated messageor matter on paper,plastic or similar material;

"bill posting" meansthe attaching,sticking, painting, or stencilling of anybill, poster, placard,advertisementon any building, wall, hoardingorstructurewhethererectedupon privateproperty or upon a public placeand to "post a bill" hasa correspondingmeaning;

"City" meansthe City of Nedlands;


"council" meansthe council of the City;

"district" meansthe municipal district of the City;"election sign" meansabill, poster,placardor advertisementrelating to any

election, attachedto or pasted,painted,or stencilled,on any hoarding,wall, building, or structurewhether erectedupon private property orupon a public place,but doesnot include a sign erectedby the Councilfor the purposeof public information;

"fly posting" without limiting the generality of the provisions in theseby-laws relating to bill posting meansadvertisingby meansof morethan onebill, poster, or placard attached,applied,paintedstencilledoraffixed on fences,walls, buildings, structures,trees,rocksand any likeplaces, or thing without authority, and "fly post" has a like meaning;

"hoarding" meansa detachedor detachablestructure including wall panelor an illuminated panel other than a pylon sign that is erectedfor thesolepurposeof displaying one or more signs or advertisingdevicesbutexcluding hoardings referred to in section 377 of the Act and posterpanelsreferred to in clause5.21 of this By-law;

"horizontal sign" means a sign affixed or attached with its largestdimensionhorizontal to the wall of a building or a structure to whichit is attached;

"illuminated sign" meansa sign that is so arrangedas to be capableof beinglighted either from within or from without the sign by artificial lightprovided, or mainly provided, for that purpose;

"information panel" means a panel used for displaying Governmentandlocal Authority notices, functional and dated announcementsof areligious, educational,cultural, recreational or similar character,general information for thebenefit of thepublic andtravellers andgeneralcommercialadvertising;

"institutional sign" meansa sign erectedor placed on any privateproperty,public place or building used for or in connection with a medical ordental surgery, clinic, hospital, rest home,homefor the aged, or otherinstitution or place of a similar nature;

"licensee" meansthe holder of a licenceissuedby the Council pursuanttotheseby-laws;

"light industrial area" meansan area classified as a light industry zoneunder the Town Planning Scheme;

"low level sign" meansa sign complying with the standardsand requirementsof clause5.13 hereof;

"non site specific advertising" means any advertising which is not sitespecific advertising;

"planningapproval" meansapprovalby the responsibleauthority underanytown planningschemecontrolling landdevelopmentandusewithin thedistrict;

"portable sign" meansa sign not permanentlyattachedto the ground or toa structure,wall, fence or building and including but not limited to asandwich board sign consisting of two sign boardsattachedto eachother at the top or elsewhereby hingesor other means;

"pylon sign" meansa sign supportedby one or more piers and not attachedto a building and includesa detachedsign frameworksupportedon oneor more piers to which infill may be added;

"residential area" meansan areaclassifiedas a residentialzone by Part 3of the Town Planning Scheme;

"roof sign" meansa sign erectedon the roof of a building;

"sale sign" meansa sign indicating that the property or premiseswhereonthe sign is affixed, are for sale, for letting or to be auctioned;

"semaphoresign" meansasign attachedor affixed to a structureor buildingwhich sign is affixed and supportedat, or by, one of its endsonly;

"service station sign" meansa sign usedsolelyfor thepurposeof advertisingthe price of petrol, diesel or other products sold from land usedas amotor vehicle servicestation;

"sign" includes a signboard or any message,direction or representationwhatsoeverdisplayedon abuilding or structure,abunting sign, a clockother than aclock which is built into a wall and doesnot projectbeyondthe face of the wall, or flags, and bunting, whether they contain awritten messageor not, and everyother type or style of sign definedor referredto in this by-law.


"site specific advertising" meansany advertising of a messageor thingwhich only identifies the nameand/orprincipal businessand/orathingor service;produced,stored, displayed,sold or suppliedin the principalbusinessof anoccupierof the land or building on which the advertisingappearsor is proposedto appear;

"Surveyor" meansthe council’s Building Surveyor appointed pursuant tothe Act;

"Town Planning Scheme" means the City of Nedlands Town PlanningSchemeNo. 2 District Zoning Schemepublished in the GovernmentGazetteof 18 April 1985 as amendedfrom time to time or any zoningschemereplacingit for the time being in force within the district;

"tower sign" meansa sign affixed to or placed on achimneystackor an openstructuralmast or tower;

"verandah"for the purposeof theseby-laws, includescantilever awnings,cantileververandahsand balconieswhetherin, or abovea street,way,footpath,public place or private property;

"vertical sign" meansa sign affixed or attachedto the wall of a buildingor a structure, of which the vertical dimensionof the sign exceedsthehorizontaldimensionof the sign exclusiveof the backprojection of thesign;

"wall panel" meansa panel used for displaying a bill posteror paintedadvertisementwhich panel is attached or affixed to the wall of abusinesspremisesor which panel erectedin or about the forecourt ofsuch businesspremises.

Where applicable any word or expressionin this by-law and not defined inclause 2.1 has the samemeaningas is given to it in the Act.

3. Licences

3.1 Signs requiring planning approval

3.1.1 Where under any written law operating within the district a sign oradvertising device requires planning approval, the requirementof planningapproval shall be additional to the requirementof a licence underthis by-law.

3.1.2 In respectof the following signs and advertising devices,an applicationfor a licence under this by-law shall not be determined unless and untilplanning approval has beengiven in respectof:

a a roof sign;

b any sign or advertisingdevice displaying non-site specific advertisingwhich sign or advertisingdevice is not exemptedby clause3.3 from therequirementto obtain a licence underthis by-law;

c any sign or advertising device which does not comply with theprovisions of this by-law;

d any sign or advertisingdevicenot exemptedby clause3.3 on land zonedresidential under a town planning schemeof the City.

3.1.3 Where a sign or advertisingdevice has displayeda messagewhich wassite specific advertisingand for that reasondid not require planning approvalunder the precedingsubclause,the messageshall not be changedto non sitespecificadvertising, until any planning approval requiredunder a written lawoperatingwith the district has been given in respectof the non site specificadvertisingwhetheror not any other changeis madeto the sign or advertisingdevice necessitatingthe issue of a licence underthis by-law.

3.2 Licence Application

A personshall not erect, attach, affix or maintain a sign ‘or advertisingdeviceand the owner or the occupierof premisesshall not suffer or permit a sign oradvertisingdevice to be erected,attached,affixed or maintainedin, on or abovesuchpremiseswithin 100 metresof a street,way, footpathor otherpublic place,exceptpursuantto a licence issuedundertheseby-laws.

3.3 ExemptionsThe following signs and things are exempt from the requirementto obtain alicenceunder this by-law:

a a sign erectedor maintainedpursuantto any Statutehaving operationwithin the State other than the Act;

b a salesign not exceeding1 m2 in area;

c a plate not exceeding0.2 m2 in area erectedor affixed on the streetalignment of a building or betweenthat alignment and the buildingline to indicate the nameand occupationor professionof an occupierof a building on the land;


d an advertisementaffixed to or painted on a shop window by or onbehalf of the occupierthereofand relating to the businesscarried ontherein provided that not more than 25 per cent of the areaof thewindow is so used;

e a sign within a building;

1 a sign not larger than 0.7 m x 0.9 m on an advertisingpillar or panelapproved by or with the consent of the Council for the purpose ofdisplaying public notices for information;

g a building namesign on residentialflats or homeunits whensuchsignis of a single line of letters not exceeding300 mm in height, fixed tothe facade of the building;

h a sign for use solely for the directionand/or control of people, animalsand/or vehicles or to indicate the name, and/or street number of apremises,providedthat the areaof the sign doesnot exceed0.2 m2 andthe sign is locatedwholly within the boundariesof a private propertyor premisesowned or occupied by a personwho erectedor who hasmaintainedthe sign or proposesto do so;

i a sign that is required by the Builders Registration Board or otherGovernment body or authority to be displayed on a building site,provided that:

the areaof the sign doesnot exceed1.5 m2 andno part of the sign’s structure is more than 20 m abovethe grounddirectly below it.

Any such sign shall be removedwithin sevendaysof completionof thebuilding works on the building site;

j a sign erectedby the council on land under the care, control andmanagementof the council.

3.4 Notwithstandingthe provisionsof clause3.2 andany other provision of thisby-law the following signs are not requiredto have a licence issuedunderthisby-law, but are neverthelessto be erectedand maintainedso as to comply withthe requirements of this by-law and with any written law governing oradministeredby the Main RoadsDepartment:

a a portable sign;

b a service station Rostersign;

c a "home open for inspection" sign.

3.5 Every licencethat is grantedpursuantto this by-law shall exist subjectonlyto the provisions of this by-law.

3.6 Notwithstandingthat a sign complieswith the provisionsof this by-law thecouncil may refuse a licence if such a sign would, in its opinion, be injuriousto the amenity or natural beauty or safety of the locality.

3.7 Revocationof Licences

Whore anything purporting to be done pursuantto a licenceissuedunder thisby-law is not done in conformity with the licence or the conditionsthereon orwith this by-law or where the licenseeis convictedof an offence against thisby-law the council may without derogating from any penalty to which thatpersonmay be liable, by notice in writing revoke the licence.

3.8 Inspectionof Licences

3.8.1 A licenseeshall, when required by the Surveyor, producefor inspectionany licence issuedby the council pursuantto this by-law.

3.8.2 Every sign or advertisingdevice subject of a licence issuedby the councilpursuantto this by-law shall bearon its facebottom left handcornerasviewedin clearly legible figures minimum 25 mm high the number of the licenceapplicableto the sign or advertisingdevice as provided by the council.

3.9 Application for Licences

3.9.1 An application to the council for a licence pursuantto this by-law shallbe made in the form of an applicationset out in the First Schedulehereto.

3.9.2 An application for the first issue of a licence in respect of a sign oradvertisingdevice shall be accompaniedby duplicate plans, drawn to a scaleof not less than 1 to 50 showing the size, position, design and inscriptions toappearthereon,the methodof constructionand fixing of the sign or advertisingdevice to a building or structure,setbacksof the sign or advertisingdevice froma street,way, footpath, other public place or lot boundarieswhere applicabletogetherwith suchfurther information ascouncil requiresgenerallyor in anyparticular case.


3.9.3 An applicationfor the first issueof a licence,in respectof a roofsign, shallbe accompaniedby a certificate from a structuralengineercertifying that thebuilding and roof thereofupon which it is proposedto erecttheroof sign is inall respects,of sufficient strengthto support the roof sign, underall conditions,and that the roof sign is itself of structurally sounddesign.

3.9.4 If so required by the council an applicant for a licence in respectof anilluminated sign shall produceto the council a written consentto the erectionof the sign, signedby or on behalf of the Main RoadsDepartment.

3.9.5 Subject to clause3.7 and exceptwhere otherwiseprovidedin this by-lawa licence issued pursuant to this by-law remainsvalid until an alteration isproposedto be made to the structure,areaor messageof thesign or advertisingdevice in respectof which the licencewas issuedand in sucheventthe licenseeor personsproposing to make the alteration shall apply for a new licence.

3.9.6 The council may impose conditions on a licence issuedpursuantto thisby-law.

3.10 Licence Fees

A licencepursuantto this by-law shall only be issuedand valid upon paymentof the appropriatefee, as set out in the SecondSchedulebut the payment ofalicencefeepursuantto any by-laws that were in operationprior to the cominginto operation of this by-law shall be deemedto be a paymentfor the purposeof this by-law.

3.11 Application and Licence Forms

Every application for the issue of a licence shall be in the form of applicationset out in the First Schedule.A licence issuedby the Council shall be in theform setout in the Third Schedule.

4. General4.1 RestrictionsA sign or advertisingdevice shall not be erectedor maintained-

a which in the opinion of council may obstructor impede all or part ofthe view which may be enjoyed from a street, way, footpath, publicplaceor privatepropertyof a river, thesea or any otherplaceor featureof natural beauty;

b so as to obstructor impedethesight-linesrequiredfor the free andsafemovementof traffic into or from any street,way, footpath, public placeor private property;

c on or attachedto any building or structure the stability of whichbuilding or structure is, in the opinion of the Surveyor, likely to bedetrimentally affectedby the sign or advertising device;

d on aroadreserveunlessit is asign permittedunderclause3.4 but sucha sign shall not be erectedor maintainedon or over a carriageway;

e so as to have all or part thereofprojected, flashing, animated,movingor rotating, exceptas follows:

i on any commercialsite abutting Stirling Highway where the signhas first receivedan approval from the Main RoadsDepartment;

ii as or on any pylon sign the face of which rotates; or

iii as or on any roof sign known as a tn vision sign or similar;

fl as an election sign.

4.2 Existing Signs

4.2.1 Subject to theprovisions of this clausea sign or advertisingdevice whichwas erectedandmaintained lawfully under a previousby-law of the City shallnot becomeunlawful merely by reasonof the revocation of that by-law. Anyexisting sign or advertisingdevice shall within a period of two yearsfrom thedateof gazettal of this by-law comply with the standardsand requirementsofthis by-law.

4.2.2 Any sign or advertisingdevice in respectof which a licence or permit wasissued under a previousby-law of the City for a limited period of time shall,upon theexpiration of that time, be madeto comply with the provisions of thisby-law.

4.2.3 If a licence or permit for a sign or advertisingdevicewas issuedunderaprevious by-law of the City without limitation as to time and the sign oradvertising device does not comply with the provisions of this by-law, if anyalteration is proposedto be made to the structure, area or messageof it, thesign or advertisingdevice shall be made to comply with the provisions of thisby-law.


4.2.4 A licence shall not be issued under this by-law in respectof a sign oradvertisingdevice which is required under subclause4.2.2 or 4.2.3 to complywith this by-law, unlessthe application for a new or renewedlicence proposeschangeswhich would make the sign or advertising device comply with thisby-law.4.2.5.1 If it appearsto the Council that in respectof any sign or advertisingdevice:

a that it is not the subject of a valid licence or permit; or

b that a licence or permit issuedin respectof it hasexpired; or

c that it has been altered as to its structure,area or messagewithouta licence or permit having beenissued by the Council

the Council may give notice in writing to the owner of the land on which it iserectedand the Licenseeif any-

i requiring application to be madeto the council for a licencewithin astipulatedperiodof time wherethe sign or advertisingdevicecompliesor can be made to comply with this by-law; or

ii requiring the sign or advertising device to be removed within astipulatedperiod of time where it cannotbe madeto comply with thisby-law.

4.2.5.2 An owner or licenseewho receives a notice referred to in subclause4.2.5.1shall comply with the requirementof thenoticewithin theperiodof timestipulated therein.

4.2.5.3 In the case of a sign in respectof which a notice is issuedunder itema of subclause4.2.5.1: if a licencefor the sign or advertisingdevice is refusedby the Council; and the time for appealingagainst the refusal hasexpired; oran appealmade againstthe refusal is dismissed,then tle sign or advertisingdevice shall be removedforthwith.4.2.6 A sign or advertisingdevice referred to in subclause4.2.3 shall not bealtered as to its structural area or messageunless a licence for the sign oradvertisingdevice as altered has first beenissuedunder this by-law.4.3 Fixing of SignsEvery sign or advertisingdevice shall be securelyfixed to thestructureby whichit is supported,to the satisfactionof the Surveyor, and the structure and themethod of securing shall be maintained in good order and repair to thesatisfactionof the Surveyor.4.4 Glassin Signs

Glassshall not be used in any sign unless it is part of an illuminating globeor tube.4.5 Readily Combustible Material

Exceptin the caseof posterssecurelyaffixed to a signboardor other structure,readily combustiblematerialsincluding but not limited to paper, cardboardorcloth shall not form part of or be attachedto any sign or advertisingdevice.

4.6 Signs to be kept clean

Every sign shall be kept clean and free from unsightly matter and shall bemaintainedby the licenseeor owner in good order andrepair to the satisfactionof the Surveyor.4.7 Bill Posting

A personshall not bill post within the district of the City of Nedlands.

4.8 Fly Posting

A personshall not fly post within the district of the City of Nedlands.

4.9 Design Principles

Any sign or advertisingdeviceerectedandmaintainedor proposedto be erectedin accordancewith this by-law shall:

a in design,colour and locationbe sympatheticandharmoniouswith thesurroundingstreet,way, footpath, public place or private propertyandenvironment and the building or structure to which it is attachedoraffixed;

b be designedplacedandconstructedso asnot to endangerpublic safety;

c have all signwriting, design work, lettering and colouring theretocarriedout in a competentand professionalmanner.

5. Requirements for Particular Signs

5.1 Illuminated SignsEvery illuminated sign shall:

a have any boxing or casing in which it is enclosed constructed ofnon-combustiblematerial;


b have its electrical installation constructed and maintained to thesatisfactionof the StateEnergyCommissionor the appropriateelectricity supply authorityand in accordancewith the S.A.A. Code 3000-1986;

c be maintainedto operateas an illuminated sign; and

dl not have or produce light of such intensity or colour as to causeannoyanceto the public and not interfere with traffic control lights.

5.2 Clocks

A clock shall:

a if suspendedunder a verandah or in an arcade, have its centrecoinciding with the centreline of the footway, accessway or footpaththereunder;

b not exceed500 mm measuredin any direction across the face unlessotherwise approvedby Council;

c be affixed or attachedeither parallel or at right angles to the wall towhich it is affixed or attached;

d not project from the wall to which it is affixed or attached:

i if parallel to the wall, more than 300 mm; or

ii if at right angles to the wall, more than 1 m;

e afford a minimum headwayof 2.7 m;

fi be maintained so as to show the correct time;g be illuminated from sunsetto midnight; and

h if fitted with chimes,not bepermittedto strike between10.00 p.m. and7.00 a.m.

5.3 Direction Signs on Street Poles

5.3.1 Approval is requiredfor theerectionof any direction sign on a streetpoleand such approval shall only be grantedby the resolution of the council andwhere approval has beenso grantedany direction sign on a street pole shall:

a afford a minimum headwayof 2.7 m;

b not exceed150 mm in depth or 1 200 mm in length;

c be securelyaffixed to and supportedby one or more columns of steelof sufficient sizeand strengthto support the sign under all conditions;

d be erectedand maintainedso asnot to causeinterferenceor hazardtovehicular traffic or causeany interference or hazard to or impedepedestrians.

5.3.2 Council may at any time revoke anyapprovalfor a sign under subclauseS.3.

5.4 Display CentreDirection Signs

A display centre may havea maximum of four directionsigns on streetvergesat any one time, and any such sign shall:

a only bedisplayedduring the times thedisplay centreto which thesignsare directed is open to the public;

b be sited so asnot to create a hazardto vehicular or pedestriantraffic;

c not have dimensions exceeding600 mm x 450 mm and not have aheight exceeding600 mm.

5.5 Display Home Signs

Display home signs:

a may be provided in a ratio not exceeding2 m2 per homein a centre,with no individual sign exceeding4 m2, the overall height of sign shallnot exceed4 m;

b shall not be illuminated after 9.00 p.m.; and

c shall not be approvedfor a period exceedingtwelve months at any onetime.

5.6 Hoarding

A hoardingshall not be erectedwithin the district.

5.7 Horizontal Signs

5.7.1 A horizontal sign shall:


b be affixed or attachedparallel to the wall of the building or structureto which it is affixed or attached;


c conform as to depth to the following table:

Minimum Distanceof bottomof sign to adjacent

street levelMaximum Depth of

Sign

Less than 4.5 m 600 mm4.5 m to 7.5 m 750 mm7.Smtol0m lm

d not project more than 600 mm from the wall to which it is affixed orattached;and

e not be within 600 mm of either end of the wall to which it is attached,unlesstheendof thesign abutsagainsta brick, stoneor cementcorbel,pier or pilaster which is at least 25 mm in front of and 75 mm aboveand below the sign.

5.7.2 Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphc of subclause5.7.1, thecouncil may permit an increaseof not more than 50 per centof thedepththereinmentionedin any part or parts of a sign to permit the inclusion therein of amotif or capital letter.

5.7.3 Thereshall be not more than one line of horizontal signs facing any onestreet, way, footpath, public place or private property on any building orstructure.

5.7.4 The nameof the building or structure,owner or occupiermay be shownon the facadeof a building or structure however:

a unlessotherwiseapprovedby the council, only one suchnameshall beplaced on any facade;

b the letters of the nameshall not exceed1.0 m in height;

c the letters shall be of metal or other non-combustiblematerial; and

d the letters shall not be lit or illuminated unless approved by theCouncil.

5.8 Information Panels

The Council may provide information panelsor bays of varying sizes.

5.9 Institutional Signs

Institutional signs shall not exceed0.5 m2 in areaexceptwith the approval ofthe Council but in any caseno such sign shall exceed2 m2 in area.

5.10 PortableSigns5.10.1A portable sign shall:

a not exceed1 m in height;

b not exceed0.8 m2 total areaincluding all faces;c not indicate or display any matter other than the nameof the owner

or occupierof the premisesto which it relates and the nature of thebusinesscarried on therein;

d not contain any letter of a size less than 120 mm;

e be usedto indicate that premisesareopenand to that endshall containthe word "open" on its face;

I be placed so as not to causeinterferenceor be hazardousto vehiculartraffic or causeany interferenceor hazardto or impede pedestrians;

g be of sound construction,maintained in good condition, neatly signwritten and fixed in position to the satisfactionof the Surveyor;

5.10.2 A person shall not erect a portable sign in any position other thanadjacentto the building to which the sign relates.

5.10.3A personshall not erectmore than oneportablesign in relation to a shopor businessunit or premises.

5.10.4A personwho erectsa portable sign shall removethe same at the closeof businesseachday and shall not erect the same again until the commencement of businesson the following or a subsequenttrading day.

5.11 Pylon Signs5.11.1 A pylon sign:

a shall not haveany part thereof lessthan 2.7 m or more than 6 m abovethe level of the ground immediately below it;

b shall not exceed2.6 m measuredin any direction acrossthe face of thesign or havea greatersuperficial areathan 4 m2

c shall not project more than 900 mm overany adjacentstreet;


d shall be supportedon one or more piers or columns of brick, stone,concreteor steelof sufficient size, strengthand constructionto supportthe sign under all conditions;

e where supportedby two or more piers or columns,the spacebetweenthe piers or columns must not be wholly or partly filled in with anyadvertisingmaterial below 2.7 m above ground level;

0 shall not, as to any Part thereof, project overany adjacentstreetat aheight of less than 2.7 m;

g shall not be within 5 m of the sideboundariesof the lot on which it iserectedunless the lot on which the pylon sign is erectedabuts anintersecting street or right of way, in which case the Council mayauthorisethe erectionof a sign at a lesserdistance than 5 m;

h shall not haveanypartthereofless than 10 m from anypartof anotherpylon sign erectedon the same lot.

5.11.2 Wheremore than one pylon sign is proposedto be erectedon a lot onwhich unit factories, offices, showroomsor small shopsare erectedor areto beerectedCouncil may require all thepylon signs to be incorporatedinto one signin which event-

a initial approval shall be given to the pylon sign framework togetherwith one or more sign infills;

b an application is to be submitted and approval obtained for eachadditional infill;

c all infills areto be an equalsize, andspaceis to be providedto thesignfor one infill for each shop or unit on the lot;

d the total areaof the infill signsspecifiedundersubclause5.11.1b maybe increasedby up to 50 per cent i.e. to a maximum of 6 m2.

5.11.3 Notwithstandingtheprovisions of subclauses5.11.1 and 5.11.2,approvalfor the erectionof a pylon sign that doesnot meet the requirementsof theseby-laws may only be grantedby the resolution of the Council.5.12 Roof Signs

5.12.1 Approval for the erectionof a sign on a roof of a building shall only begrantedwhenplanningapprovalhasbeengrantedandwhere approvalhasbeenso granted a roof sign shall:

a not at any point be within 4 m of the ground;

b not extendlaterally beyond the externalwalls of the building;

c comply as regards height above ground and height of sign with thefollowing table-

Height of Main BuildingaboveGround Level at

Point where Sign is to be fixedMaximum Height of

Sign

4 m and under 5 m 900 mm5 m and under 7.5 m 1 000 mm

5.12.2 When ascertainingthe height of the main building aboveground levelfor the purposeof this by-law, any part of the roof at the point where the signis to beerectedthat is providedsolely for thepurposeof architecturaldecorationshall be disregarded.

5.13 Low Level Sign

5.13.1 A low level sign:

a may be erectedon one or more piers or columns;

b shall not have a dimensionof more than 2 m in any direction acrossits face;

c shall not haveanypart of its structuremore than 2.5 m abovethe levelof the adjacentpavementor the level of the ground on which it isconstructedat any point;

dl shall not project into or over a street in any manner;

e shall display only messageswhich relateto the businessand/or nameof any occupier of premiseson the lot on which it is erected;

fl shall contain only messagesin panels not greater than 400 mm indepth, the panelsbeing separatedby a spaceof not less than 50 mm;

g may have no more than four panels each of 400 mm in depth and inany event shall have no more than six panels of any lesserdepth.

5.13.2 The Council shall not permit both a low level sign and a pylon sign onany lot.


5.14 Sale Signs

5.14.1 Any salesign of any descriptionshall be erectedon the land to whichit relatesand not elsewhere.

5.14.2 A land salesign advertisingfor sale lots createdby a subdivision shall:

a not exceed2 m2 in area;

b not be erectedor maintainedfor a periodexceedingsix monthswithoutthe approval of the council;

c not be erecteduntil-

i the plan of subdivision hasbeen approvedby the Department ofPlanning and Urban Development;

ii the land has beenzoned for the appropriateuse.

5.14.3 A salesign advertising an auction shall:


b not be erectedmore than 28 days before the proposeddate of theauction;

c be removedno later than 48 hours after the auction hasbeenheld;

dl where such a sign is erectedon land having a frontageto a roadthatis a main roadwithin the meaningof the Main RoadsAct 1982, consistof letters not less than 150 mm in size;

e not be erectedor placedoutsidethe boundariesof the lot.

5.14.4A salesign advertisingthat flats anddwelling units in a building erectedor to be erectedare or will be available for letting or for purchaseshall:


b not be erected before the issue of a building licence for any suchbuilding;

c not be erected or maintained for a period exceedingthree monthsfollowing completion of any suchbuilding, without the approval of theCouncil.

5.14.5 Developmentsigns shall:a only be erectedwhere morethan ten subdivisionallots areto be created

in the developmentof the stage of developmentbeing advertised;b only be erectedin the ratio of 1 m2 of areaper hectareof the total land

to be subdivided, up to a maximum aggregateareaof all developmentsigns of 50 m2 with no individual sign exceeding22 m2 in area;

c be removedfrom the site within two yearsof the grantingof a licencefor the same or when 80 per cent of the lots by number in thesubdivision or stagebeingadvertisedhavebeensold, whicheveris thesooner.

5.15 SemaphoreSigns

5.15.1 A semaphoresign shall:

a afford a minimum headwayof 2,7 m;

b be affixed at right anglesto the wall to which it is affixed or attached;

c not project more than 1 m horizontally from the point of attachmentnor beof greaterheight at any point than 1 m from thebottom andthetop of the sign;

d be fixed over or adjacentto the entranceof a building; and

e not be erectedunder or over any verandah.

5.15.2 Not more than onesemaphoresign shall be fixed over or adjacentto anyone entranceto a building.

5.16 Service Station Signs

5.16.1 A maximum of two servicestation signs are permittedon service stationsites. In addition to the aforementioned,a servicestation sign shall:

a not exceed0.8 m2 total areaincluding all faces;

b be locatedwholly within the boundariesof the site used as a servicestation;

c be locatedso as not to causea traffic or safety hazard.


5.16.2 For eachservice station on roster a maximum of four rostersigns maybeerectedor placed on the roadvergeat any one time, and any suchsign shall:

a only be displayedduring the timesthe servicestation to which they aredirected is open on roster to the public;

b be sited as not to create a hazardto vehicular or pedestriantraffic;

c not have dimensions exceeding600 mm x 450 mm and not have aheight exceeding600 mm.

5.17 Signs on Fences

A personshall not erect, attach,affix, paint or maintain a sign or advertisingdevice on or as part of a fence on any part of a lot and the owner or occupiershall not permit or suffer a sign or advertising device to be erected, affixed,painted or maintainedon any fence or any part of a lot.

5.18 Tower Signs

A tower sign shall not be erectedwithin the District of the City of Nedlands.

5.19 VerandahSigns5.19.1 Signs aboveVerandahFascias.

Signs comprising free standing letters only may be erectedabove the outerfasciaof averandahparallel to thekerb, if thelettering doesnot exceed400 mmin height and is mountedon a baseof at least 75 mm in width.

5.19.2 Signs on VerandahFascias.

A sign fixed to the outer or return fascia of a verandah-

a shall not exceed600mm in depth;

b shall not projectbeyondtheoutermetal frameor surroundof the fascia;and

c if an illuminated sign may be of changingcolours but shall not emita flashing light.

5.19.3 Signs Under Verandahs.

A sign under a verandahshall:

a afford a headwayof at least 2.4 m;

b not exceed2.4 m in length or 500 mm in depth;

c not weigh more than 50 kg;

dl not, if it exceeds300 mm in width, be within 1.4 m or where it doesnot exceed300 mm in width be within 1 m of the side wall of thebuilding to which the said sign is affixed or attached,measuredalongthe front of the building in respectto which it is erected;

e not, if it exceeds300 mm in width, be within 2.76 m or where it doesnot exceed300 mm in width be within 1.75 m of anothersign underthat sameverandah;

I’ be fixed at right anglesto the front wall of the building to which it iserectedexcept on a corner of a building at a street intersectionwherethe sign may be placed at an angle with the walls so as to be visiblefrom both streets;

g not be so placed unless the centre of its base longitudinally isequidistantfrom theouter edgeof theverandahand thevertical planeof the shop from directly oppositethe endof such sign;

h not be constructedof shatterablematerial.

5.20 Vertical Signs

5.20.1 A vertical sign shall:


b not project more than im from the face of the building to which it isaffixed or attached;

c subjectto subclause5.20.2, not be within 1.8 m of either endof thewallto which it is affixed or attached;

d be of a height of at least twice its width;

e not project more than 1 m above the top of the wall to which it isattachedand be not more than 1 m back from the face of that wall;

0 not be within 10 m of another vertical sign on the samebuilding;

g not be placed on a corner of a building, exceptat a street intersectionwhere the sign may be placedat an angle with the walls so as to bevisible from both streets;and

h exceptwith approval of the Council, not exceed1 m in width exclusiveof the back projection.


S.20.2 Whereabuilding to which a vertical sign is affixed or attachedis setbackfrom the boundaryor abuts intersectingstreetsor a right of way the Councilmay approvethe affixing of a vertical sign at a lesserdistancefrom the endofthe wall than that prescribedby paragraphc of subclause5.20.1.

5.21 Posterpanels

5.21.1 A posterpanel shall:

il a not exceed6 m x 3 m 24 sheet;

b be fixed to the face of a wall of a building;

c be not less than 3 m or more than 7 m above the groundimmediately thereunder;or

ii a not exceed3 m x 1.5 m 6 sheet;

b be fixed to the face of the building;

c be located not less than 1.5 m above the ground immediatelythereunder;

iii not project beyond theboundariesof the lot;

iv if illuminated not to have the illumination locatedmore than:

a 500 mm from the face of the sign where it is over a street;

b 1200 mm from the faceof thesign wherethe illumination is whollywithin the property where the sign is affixed.

5.21.2 Only one posterpanel may be affixed to a face of a building.

6. Offences

6.1 Any personwho erectsor maintains or authorisesor permits to be erectedor maintaineda sign or an advertising device in a manner contrary to theprovisionsof this by-law commits an offence.6.2 Any personwho does anything prohibited under this by-law or fails to doanything required of the personby this by-law commits an offence.

6.3 Whereby this by-law it is required that a personobtain a licence to erector maintain a sign or advertisingdevice, everypersonwho erectsor maintainsa sign or advertisingdevicewithout a licence or in respectof which the licencehasexpired or beencancelledcommits an offence.

6.4 Neither the owner nor the occupierof any land or premisesshall permit asign or advertisingdevice to remain thereonunlesssuch sign or advertisingdevice complieswith this by-law.

6.5 Without prejudiceto theprecedingprovisionsof this by-law theCouncil mayserveon the owner or occupierof any premiseson which any sign or advertisingdeviceis erected,affixed or maintained,contraryto this by-law, noticeto removethe sign within such time as may be specified in the notice, and a personneglecting or failing to comply with the terms of a notice served on himpursuant to this clausecommits an offence.

7. Removal and Disposal of Signs Unlawfully Displayed

7.1 The Council may remove to a place appointed by the Council any sign,advertisement,advertisingdevice, hoardingor signboardplacedon or erectedon any street, way, footpath or other public place under the care and controlof Council unlessso placedor erectedpursuantto this by-law. The Council maywithout incurring any liability therefor dispose of any sign, advertisement,advertisingdevice, hoardingor signboardso removed,and reinstatethe street,way, footpath or public place under the care and control of Council at theexpenseof the personor personsresponsiblefor the placing or erectingof thesamethereon or the injury theretoandrecovertheexpenseof the removal fromhim in a Court of competentjurisdiction.

7.2 Where a hoardingis erectedon privateproperty or where any bill, placardor advertisementis attachedto, or posted,or painted or stencilled on such ahoarding and the same in the opinion of the Council is dangerous orobjectionable,the Council or a personactingunderthe authority of the Councilmay removethe samewithout incurring any liability therefor and may recovertheexpenseof removal from the owner of the property in a Court of competentjurisdiction.

8. Penalties

Any personconvictedof an offence againstthis by-law is liable to:

a a penalty not exceedingFIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500; and

b a further penalty not exceedingFIFTY DOLLARS $50 for every dayduring which the offence continuesafter conviction for the same.

01736-4


First ScheduleAPPLICATIONS FOR LICENCE

Clause3.11a SIGNS

City of Nedlands

Application No’ Date’ 19

I hereby apply for a licence for a sign to be erectedon the premisesknown asNofor theperiodending on the 31st October, next subjectto theby-laws of theCityof Nedlands.

Full nameand addressof applicant:

Exact position of sign:

Dimensions of sign

Materials and constructionof sign and supports

Inscription of device on sign

Name or Type of Sign BY-LAW

Signatureof Applicant.

SecondScheduleFEES

Clause 3.10

1. A pylon sign-$25.00.

2. An illuminated sign-$20.00.

3. Any other sign-$1S.00.

Third ScheduleLICENCE

Clause3.11City of Nedlands

No BY-LAW Date

This licence is gi’anted to

of

on the premisesknown as No

in accordancewith Application No’ and subjectto theby-laws of theCityof Nedlands.This licence expires on the 31st October 19

Building Surveyor.

The common sealof City of Nedlandswas hereuntoaffixed by Authority of theCouncil in the presenceof-

D. C. CRUICKSHANK, Mayor.

N. G. LEACH, Town Clerk,

Recommended-DAVID SMITH, Minister for Local Government.

Approved by His Excellencythe Governorin Executive Council this 16th dayof April 1991.



LG304


The Municipality of the City of WannerooAmendment to By-laws Relating to Standing Orders

In pursuanceof the powersconferredupon it by the abovementionedAct andof all other powersenablingit, the council of the abovementionedMunicipalityherebyrecordshaving resolvedon the twenty-eighthday of November1990, tomake and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following amendmentto its By-laws Relating to Standing Orders,as published in the GovernmentGazetteon 26th June 1987, 19 August 1988 and 15 December1989-

By-law 53 is amendedby deleting "by an absolutemajority" and substituting the following-"by a majority".

Dated this fourth day of February 1991.

The Common Seal of the City of Wanneroowas hereunto affixed by authorityof a resolution of the Council in the presenceof-

W. W. BRADSHAW, Mayor.R. F. COFFEY, Town Clerk.


Dated 28 March 1991.

Approvedby His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil the 16th day ofApril 1991.


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Municipality of theShire of Ashburton

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Holiday AccommodationNo. 18

In pursuanceof the powers conferredupon it by the abovementionedAct andof all other powersenabling it, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityherebyrecordshavingresolvedon the20th day of November, 1990, to adopttheDraft Model by-laws Holiday AccommodationNo. 18 publishedin theGovernment Gazetteof the 22nd February, 1974 with such alterationsas are set outhereunder.

Alterations to Draft Model By-law

TheseBy-laws shall consist of the whole of the Draft Model By-laws HolidayAccommodation No. 18 published in the Government Gazette of the 22ndFebruary, 1974 with the following alterations-

a. By-law 1. is amendedby deleting the entire By-aw and substitutingthe following-" 1. TheseBy-laws may be cited as the Shire of Ashburton By-lawsRelating to Holiday Accommodation ";

b. By-law 2. is amendedin the definition of "Council" by deleting thewords"executivebody of the municipality of" and substituting" Ashburton Shire Council. ";

c. By-law 32 is amendedby deletingthe amounts"$2.00" and "$20.00"and substituting therefor the amounts " $20 " and " $100respectively;


d. By-law 6. is amended by deleting the words "and the MetropolitanRegion Town Planning SchemeAct, 1959";

e. By-law 14.2b is amendedby deleting "A155 or 1221" and "C.A.18"and substitutingtherefor " 1221-1989 " and " 1851-1975 "respectively;

f. By-law 14.3 is amendedby deleting "A31" and substituting therefor" 1840 ";

g. By-law 15.1 is amendedby deleting"S.A.A. L.P. GasCodeCB 20" andsubstitutingtherefor " Australian Standard1596 ";

h. By-law 15.2 is amended by deleting "Australian Standard CodeC.B.5", "Australian StandardsA137" and "Australian StandardsA163"and substituting therefor " Australian Standard1692 ", " Australian Standard 1846 " and " Australian Standard 1848 " respectively;

i. By-law 16. is amendedby deleting "C.A.18" and substituting therefor" 1851 ";

j. By-law 20. is amendedby deletingthe amounts"$100" and "$10" andsubstituting therefor the amounts " $500 " and " $50 " respectively;

k. Schedule-Form2 is amendedby deleting "Local GovernmentModelBy-laws Holiday Accommodation No. 18" and substituting therefor

Shire of AshburtonBy-laws Relating to Holiday Accommodation.

Dated this twentieth day of November, 1990.

The CommonSealof the Shire of Ashburtonwashereto affixed in thepresenceof-

E. ROBBINS, Shire President.L. A. VICARY, Shire Clerk.


Approved by His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council this 16th dayof April 1991.


LG303


Municipality of the City of ArmadaleBy-law Relating to the Conduct of Proceedingsand Business of Council

In pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementionedAct andall other powersenabling it, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityherebyrecordshaving resolvedon 5th November1990 to make and submit forconfirmationof the Governor the following amendmentto theBy-law publishedin theGovernmentGazetteon 3rdAugust 1973 andamendedon 21stApril 1978,24th December1980, 26th June 1981, 10th June 1983, 22nd June 1984, 10thJuly 1987, 20th October 1989 and 16th March 1990.

Delete Clause55 1 and replacewith the following-

1. " 55 1 A Councillor moving a motion or amendmentshall speakto thatmotion or amendmentimmediately. If a motion or amendmentisopposeda secondermust be immediately sought after which; theCouncillor opposing the motion or amendmentshall then speak.Immediatelyafter the initial opposerhasspokenthesecondershallexercisethe right to speakat that time of forfeit the right to so do.If thereis no seconderthen the Mayor shall declarethe motion oramendmentlapsedfor want of a seconder."


2. 2 1 Remove heading "Mover or Seconder to be held to haveSpoken" immediately prior to Clause 62.

ii DeletedClause 62

3. RenumberClause"61" as Clause"62"4. RenumberClause"63" as Clause"61"

Dated this 28th day of December1990.

The CommonSeal of the City of Armadale was hereunto affixed by authorityof a resolution of the Council in the presenceof

T. K. BLACKBURN, Mayor.J. W. FLATOW, City Manager/TownClerk.


Dated 9 April 1991.

Approvedby His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil the 16th day ofApril 1991.


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The Municipality of the Shire of DenmarkBy-law Relating to Reservesand Foreshores

In pursuanceof the powersconferredupon it by the abovementionedAct, andof all other powersenabling it, theCouncil of the abovementionedMunicipalityhereby recordshaving resolvedon 27 February 1990, to make and submit forconfirmation by the Governor the following by-law:1. In this by-law the context otherwiserequires:-

"Act" meansthe Local GovernmentAct 1960 as amendedor re-enacted;

"authorisedofficer" meansan Officer of the Council who is authorisedbythe Council to serve notices under section 669C and 669D of the LocalGovernmentAct 1960 as amended;"Council" meansthe Council of the Municipality of the Shire of Denmark;"foreshore"meansall the land in theShire of Denmarkwhich lies betweenthe low watermark and the high water mark of the SouthernOcean;"function" means and includes any show, exhibition, gymkhana, sport,match or test betweenopposingteams in any game;"owner" in relation to a vehicle meansthe personwho is theholder of therequisitevehicle licenceunderthe RoadTraffic Act 1974 in respectof thatvehicle, or, if the vehicle is not licensed under that Act, the personwhoowns the vehicle or is entitled to its possession;"Reserve"meansa Public Reservevestedin or underthe care, control ormanagementof the Shireof Denmarkbut doesnot include a RoadReserve;"vehicle" hasthe samemeaningas is given to thatword in theRoadTrafficAct as amendedfrom time to time but includestrail bikes, beachbuggiesandother recreationalvehicles whetherlicensedor unlicensed,but excludesa wheelchair used by a physically impaired person.

2. On a Reserveor a foreshorea personshall not:-

a throw or dischargeany stone,arrow, bullet or other missile;

b commit or causea nuisance;

c be in a state of intoxication;

dl behave in a disorderly manner,create or take part in a disturbance,use foul or indecentlanguageor commit any act of indecency;

e bet, gamble, or call-the-odds,or offer to bet or gamble;

0 climb over or upon a fence or gate;

g unlock or fasten a gate, unlessauthorisedby the Council to do so;


h enter any dressingor training room, or use any locker therein unlessauthorisedby the Council to do so;

i destroy,damage,injure or causeharm to any bird or animal;

j damageor injure any plant, lawn, flower, shrub or tree;

k cut or damageany soil or turf;

I climb any tree;

m deposit or leave any rubbish, refuse, offal, paper,bottles, broken glass,china or litter any of kind whatsoeverexcept in a receptacleprovidedfor the purpose;

n cut up, damage,destroy, disfigure, or interfere with any road, fence,building, water pipe or fitting, sign or other improvement.

3. A personshall not without the consentof the Council:-

a drive or ride or bring any vehicleonto a Reserveor foreshoreor permitany personto drive or ride or bring any vehicle onto a Reserveorforeshoreexcept on or over such parts of the Reserveor foreshoreasare set asideas roadsor drivewaysor vehicle parking areas;

b park or standany vehicleon a Reserveexcept in an areaset aside forthat purpose;

c park or standavehicle on a foreshoreexceptin the courseof launchingor recovering a boat on a boat ramp set aside by the Council for thelaunchingof boats.

4. On a Reservea personshall not without the consentof the Council:-

a play or practice at golf or strike a golf ball excepton any areasetasidefor that purpose;

b take part in a processionor demonstration;

c organise,addressor participatein a political meetingor rally;

dl useor install a loud speakeror amplifier;

e distributeor exhibit any printed or written pamphlet,handbill, placardor notice in any mannerwhatsoever;

1 stamp, pencil, affix, construct or erect or cause to be stamped,stencilled, affixed, constructed or erected any signboard, hoarding,placard,handbill, notice, advertisementor documentwhatsoever;

g light a fire other than in a fire place provided for the purpose;

h camp, lodge or tarry overnightor frequent for thepurposeof camping,lodging or tarrying overnight;

1 erect a tent or any other temporarycoverfor the purposeof entertainment or for the display of any merchandise.

5. On a Reservea personshall not practice or play in or at any gamein sucha way as to causeinconvenienceor annoyanceto any other person.

6. 1 No person shall organise, arrangeor take part in any Function on aReserveunlessa permit to hold or organisethat Function hasbeengrantedbythe Council.

2 The Council may grant a permit to a personto hold or organisea Functionon a Reserve.The personto whom a permit is granted shall, as a condition ofhiring, comply with any terms imposed.

3 The Shire Clerk of the Council or his deputy is authorisedto grant aFunction permit subject to conditions to any person or persons makingapplication to hold a Function upon a Reserve.

4 A permit to hold a function on a Reserveshall specify:

a The purposefor which such permit is granted.b The dates and times during which the Function may be held.c The portionsof the Reserveallocatedto the permit holder.d The conditions and termsimposed,if any, which havebeenauthorised

by the Council.

5 The permit shall not be granted for a continuous period in excessoffourteen days.

6 Any personwho hasbeengranteda permit in accordancewith this by-lawand who doesnot comply with the terms of such permit commits an offence.

7 No personor body of personsissuedwith a permit to hold a Function shallbe authorisedto useany building or structureexceptthoseopen for public useon any Reserveunlesssuch permission is expresslygrantedand statedunderthe conditions of the permit.

8 Subject to this clauseno personto whom apermit hasbeengranted shallexcludeany memberof the generalpublic from attendinga Function, which isopen to the public, if such personrequestsadmission.

19 April 19911 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1763

7. 1 In this by-law referenceto an "animal" doesnot include a dog.

2 The Council may setaside a Reserveor foreshoreor portion of a Reserveor foreshoreas an areaupon which a personmay ride or drive an animal oronto which a personmay bring an animal.

3 A personshall not ride or drive or bring an animal onto any Reserveorforeshoreor any part thereof that has not been set aside for that purposepursuant to subclause1 of this clause.

4 A personshall not ride, drive, exercise,train or raceany animal on ,anypart of a Reserveor foreshoresetasideunder subclause1 of this clause in amannerso as to createor becomea nuisance.8. 1 The Council may setaside a Reserveor portion of,a Reserveas an areaon which persons may fly mechanicallyoperatedModel aeroplanesand theCouncil may define or limit the hours and days during which such modelaeroplanesmay be flown.

2 A person shall not fly a mechanicallyoperatedmodel aeroplaneon aReserve or portion of a Reserve that has not been set aside pursuant tosubclause1 of this clauseor at a time or on a day other than a time or daydefined or limited by the Council under subclause1 of this clause.

9. 1 The Council may set aside a Reserveor portion of a Reserveas achildren’s playground.

2 The Council may limit the agesof personswho are permitted to useaplaygroundset asideunder subclause1 of this clauseand may erect a noticeto that effect on the playground.

3 A personover the age specified in a notice erectedon a playground setasideunder subclause1 of this clause,other than a personhaving the chargeof a child or children in thatplayground,shall not enteror usethat playgroundor interfere with the useof it by a child or children.

10. A personfound in a state of intoxication on a Reserve,or behavingin adisorderlymanner, or creatingor taking part in a disturbance,or using foul orindecentlanguage,or committing an act of indecencythereonmay be forthwithremovedfrom the Reserveby a memberof the police force.

11. A personfound betting, gambling or calling-the-oddsor offering to bet orgamble within a Reservemay be forthwith removed from the Reserveby anymemberof the police force.

12. A personwho does not do a thing which by or undertheseby-laws he isrequiredor directed to do anda personwho doesa thing which by or underthisby-law he is prohibited from doing, commits an offence and is liable onconviction to a maximum penalty of $500.13. The modified penalty for an offenceagainstClause3 a of this by-law, foran offence againstClause3 b and for an offence againstClause 3 c of thisby-law, if dealt with under section 669D of the Act, is $30.

14. 1 A notice served under subsection2 of section 669C of the Act inrespectof an offence against this by-law shall be in or to the effect of Form 1of the Scheduleto this by-law.

2 An infringement notice servedunder section 669D of the Act in respectof an offence against this by-law shall be in or to the effect of Form 2 of theScheduleto this by-law.

3 A noticesent undersubsection5 of section669D of the Act withdrawingan infringementnoticeservedunderthat sectionin respectof an offenceagainstthis by-law shall be in or to the effect of Form 3 of the Scheduleto this by-law.

ScheduleForm 1

Reservesand ForeshoreBy-lawNOTICE REQUIRING OWNER OF VEHICLE TO IDENTIFY DRIVER

TO Brief No.The owner of a vehicle MAKE DatePlate No. TYPEYou are hereby notified that it is alleged that on the dayof 19 at about am/pm thedriver or personin chargeof theabovevehicle did on description of place of offence including ReserveNo. if any incontraventionof the provisionsof Clause 3 a/Clause3 b/Clause 3 c of theShire of Denmark By-law relating to Reservesand Foreshores.You are hereby required to identify the personwho was the driver or personin chargeof the abovevehicle at the time when the aboveoffence is allegedtohavebeencommitted.


Unlesswithin twenty-onedays after thedateof the serviceof this noticeyou:-

a inform the Shire Clerk of the Shire of Denmark or designations ofauthorisedOfficers as to the identity and addressof the personwhowas the driver or personin chargeof the abovevehicle at the time ofthe aboveoffence;or

b satisfy the Shire Clerk that the vehicle hasbeenstolen or unlawfullytaken, or was being unlawfully used at the time of the above offence;

you will, in the absenceof proof to the contrary, be deemedto havecommittedthe above offence and Court proceedingsmay be instituted againstyou.

Signatureof Authorised Officer:

Designation:

Form 2Reservesand ForeshoreBy-law

INFRINGEMENT NOTICE

TO Brief No.Date

You are hereby notified that it is alleged that on the dayof 19 at about am/pm you did on descriptionof place of offenceincluding ReserveNo. if any in contravention of the provisions of Clause3 al/Clause 3 b/Clause 3 c of the Shire of Denmark By-law relating toReservesand Foreshores.

The modified penalty prescribedfor this offence is $30. If you do not wish tohavea complaint of theaboveoffenceheardand determinedby a Courtyou maypay the modified penalty within twenty-one days after the dateof the serviceof this notice.

Unless paymentis madewithin twenty-onedays of the dateof the service ofthis notice, Court proceedingsmay be instituted againstyou.

Paymentmay be madeeither by posting this form together with the amountof $30 mentionedabove, to the Shire Clerk of the Shire of Denmark or bydelivering this form andpaying that amountat theCouncil Offices at Denmarkbetweenthe hours of 9.00 am and 4.00 pm on Mondays to Fridays.Signatureof Authorised Officer:

Designation:

Form 3

Reservesand ForeshoreBy-lawWITHDRAWAL OF INFRINGEMENT NOTICE

TO: DateInfringement Notice No. for the allegedoffenceofModified penalty $30 is herebywithdrawn.Signatureof Authorised Officer:

Designation:

The Common Seal of the Municipality of the Shire of Denmark was hereuntoaffixed this 5th day of July 1990 in the presenceof-

D. J. MORRELL, Shire President.P. DURTANOVICH, Shire Clerk.


Approved by His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council this 16th dayof April, 1991.



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Municipality of the Shire of DenmarkBy-laws Relating to Holiday Accommodation

In pursuanceof the powers conferredupon it by the abovementionedAct andof all otherpowersenabling it, theCouncil of the abovementionedMunicipalityherebyrecordshaving resolvedon the 27 March, 1990, to make and submit forconfirmation by the Governor, the following By-laws.

By-laws of the Shire of Denmark published in the GovernmentGazette on the13th January, 1971, are hereby amendedin the following manner:1. In By-law 2 in the interpretationof:-

a "Council" insert the words "Shire of Denmark;" after the words"municipality or;

b "holiday accommodation"delete all the words after the word "proprietor" and add thewords"and which comprisesnot lessthan two units;";

c "unit" delete the words "a cabin" and insert the word "an".2. In sub-bylaw 3 2 deletethe amounts"$2.00" and"$20.00’ andrespectivelysubstitute"$15.00" and "$70.00".3. In sub-bylaw 12 a delete"4 000 m2" andinsert"5 000 squaremetreswherethe land is zonedResidentialor Tourist, or 5 ha where the land is zonedRural".4. In By-law 13:

a deletethe whole of paragrapha;

b deletethe balanceof the words after "including" in paragraphb andadd"cooking facilities with or without toilet and ablution facilities andhaving a minimum floor areaof 20 squaremetres."andsubstitute"a"for "b";

c delete the words "or without" in paragraphc, insert the word "and"after the word "facilities" in the secondline, and substitute "b" for"c";

d substitute"c" for "d";e substitute"d" for "e".

Dated this 19th day of February, 1991.The Common Seal of Denmark was hereunto affixed in the presenceof:-

D. J. MORRELL, President.P. DURTANOVICH, Shire Clerk.


Approvedby His ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil on this 16th dayof April, 1991.


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The Municipality of the Shire of MorawaBy-law Relating to StreetTrading

In pursuanceof the powersconferred upon it by the abovementionedAct andof all other powersenabling it the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityhereby recordshaving resolvedon the Twenty First day of December1989 tomake and submit for confirmation by the Governorthe following-

By-law Relating to StreetTrading

Interpretation1. In this by-law, unlessthe context otherwiserequires-

"Authorised Officer" includesany Rangeror Health Surveyor employedbythe Council and the Shire Clerk or any other officer appointedby theCouncil as an authorisedofficer for the purposesof this by-law;

"Public Place"includesa street,way andplacewhich thepublic are allowedto use, whetherthe street,way or placeis or is not on privateproperty;


"Trading" meansselling or hiring of goods,wares,merchandiseor services,or offering goods,wares,merchandiseor servicesfor sale or hire, in astreet or other public place and includes displaying goods, wares ormerchandisefor the purposeof offering them for sale or hire, invitingoffers for sale or hire.

"licence" meansa licence issuedunderthis by-law;

"street" includes a highway and a thoroughfare which the public areallowed to useand includeseverypart of the highway or thoroughfare,and other things including bridges and culverts appurtenantto it.

2. This by-law shall not apply to the selling or offering for sale of newspapers.

3. No personshall carry on trading in any street or public placeunlessthatperson-

a is acting in compliancewith the requirements,termsand conditions ofa current licence and for which all fees and chargeshave been paid;and

b is the holder of a valid licence or is an assistantspecified in a validlicence.

4. An application for a licence shall be in writing and shall-

a include the full nameand addressof the applicant;

bI specifytheproposednumber andthenamesandaddressesof assistantsto be engagedby the applicant in trading pursuant to the licence;

c specify the location for which the licenceis sought;

d be accompaniedby an accurateplan and description of any proposedstand, table, structure or vehicle which may be used for trading;

e specify the proposeddays and hours of trading;

0 specify the proposedgoods, wares,merchandiseor servicesin respectof which trading will be carried on.

5. The Council may refuse to issue a licence if-

a the applicant has committed a breachof clause3, 8, 9 or 10 of thisby-law;

b the proposedactivity or place of trading is in the opinion of Councilundesirable;

c the proposedstand, table, structure or vehicle is in the opinion ofCouncil unsuitablein any respectto the location for which the licenceis sought;

dl the needsof the district or the portion thereof for which the licenceissought are in the opinion of Council adequatelycateredfor.

6. A licence shall be in the form of the First Scheduleand shall specify-

a the full name and addressof the licensee;

b the dates of issue and expiration of the licence;

cI the place to which the licence applies;

d the number, type, form and construction as the case may be of anystand, table, structure or vehicle which may be used for trading;

e the particularsof the goods,wares, merchandiseor servicesin respectof which trading may be carried on;

0 thenumber andthe full namesandaddressesof assistantsif any whomay be engagedat any one time in trading pursuantto the licence;

g the days and hours when trading may be carried on;

h any other requirements,terms or conditions that the Council may seefit to impose.

7. a the fee payable for the issue of a licence is $20.00;

b in addition to the licencefeepayableunderparagrapha of this clausea licenseeshall before the issueof a licencepay the Council the chargespecified in the SecondSchedulehereto.

8. No licenseeor assistantspecified in a licence shall-

a engagein or permit any trading in any goods,wares, merchandiseorservicesother than thosespecified in the licence;

b causeor permit or suffer any nuisanceto exist, arise or continueon orfrom the permitted place specifiedin the licence;

c deposit, place or store any goods,waresor merchandiseon any streetor other public place other than on the place to which the licenceapplies;

dl createany noise or disturbanceto the annoyanceof nearbyoccupantsor passers-by;

e obstruct the free passageof pedestrianson any footpath or roadway.


9. A licenseeshall not-

a in trading useor employ or permit to be used or employed at any onetime more than the maximum number of assistantsspecified in thelicence; or

b transfer,assignor otherwise disposeof his licence.

10. A licenseeshall-

a personallyattendat the placespecifiedin his licenceat all times whentrading is conductedon or from that place;

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

cI keep the place and any stand, table, structure or vehicle specified inhis licence free from trade refuse and other refuse and rubbish;

dl on demandproducehis licence to any authorisedofficer of the Councilor any police officer;

e removehis stand, table, structureor vehicleandall of his goods,wares,merchandiseand signs from the placeto which the licenceappliesandleave that placeclean and vacant in all respects-

i at the conclusionof the permitted hoursof operation specifiedinhis licence;

ii whenevernot trading on the place to which the licence applies.11. A licenceis valid for theperiodbetweenthedateof issueandthe 30th dayof June next or until its revocationpursuant to this by-law whichever is theearlier.

12. The Council may revoke a licence if-

a the licensee or assistant specified in a licence commits an offenceagainstclauses3, 8, 9 or 10 of this by-law; or

b theCouncil or a Crown agency,instrumentalityor departmentrequiresaccessto theplace to which a licenceappliesfor the purposeof carryingout works on, over or underthat place.

13. Where a licence is revoked the Council shall if requestedprovide thelicenseewith written reasonsfor the revocation.14. a Wherealicenceis revokedunderclause12a of this by-law the licensee

shall not be entitled to any refund of any fee or chargepaid to theCouncil in respectthereof;

bI wherea licenceis revokedunderclause12 b of this by-law theCouncilshall refund the chargepaid in respectthereof having first deductedthe chargeapplicableto the periodfrom thedateof issue of the licenceto the dateof revocation.

15. Any personwho contravenesor fails to comply with any provision of clauses3, 8, 9 or 10 of this by-law commits an offence and is liable on conviction to-

a a maximum penalty of $1,000.00 or imprisonment for six 6 months;

b a maximum daily penalty during the breachof $50.00per day.

First ScheduleLOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT

The Municipality of the Shireof MorawaBy-Law Relating to Trading in Streetsand Public Places.

LICENCE1. Full name and addressof licensee

2. Date of issue of licence

3. Date of expiration of licence

4. Requirements,Terms and Conditions

a Place to which licence applies

b Descriptionof standstructure or vehicle to be used by the licensee

c Particularsof the goods, wares,merchandiseor servicesin respectofwhich trading may be carried on


dl Full nameand addressof assistantswho may be engagedat any onetime in trading

el The permitted days and hourswhen trading may be carried on

0 Other requirementsterms or conditions applicable to this licence

SHIRE CLERK

SecondScheduleCharges

Chargeswill be assessedin accordancewith the table below-

Per Day Per Annum$10.00 $60.00

Dated 1 November 1990.

The Common Seal of the Shire of Morawa was hereunto affixed by authorityof a resolutionof the Council in the presenceof-

N. M. CARSLAKE, President.B. WALKER, Shire Clerk.


Approved by His Excellencythe Governor in the Executive Council this 16thday of April 1991.


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CEMETERIES ACT 1986

Municipality of theShire of WestArthur

Darkan and Arthur River CemeteriesReserves11741 and Portion WilliamsLocation 21 By-laws.

In pursuanceof the powers conferredupon it by the abovemeritionedAct andall other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityhereby recordshaving resolved on 18th May 1989, to make and submit to theGovernor the following by.law amendmentsto the by-laws as publishedin theGovernmentGazetteon 5 July 1967 andamendedfrom time to time thereafter.

1. By addingthe following to By-law 18 after the word "cemetery"in line eight.

" Not withstanding that, this by-law shall not apply to wheelchairs,includingmotorisedwheelchairs,being used by physically impaired people ."

2. Delete By-law 22.

3. By substitutingthe word "soldiers" in By-law 42 with the words" membersof the armed forces ".

4. By substitutingthe word "soldier" in By-law 43 with the words " memberof the armed forces ".

5. By substitutingtheword "denomination"wherever it may appearin Schedule"D", with the words " religious affiliation ".

6. By substituting the word "denominational" in Schedule "B" with the words" religious affiliation ".


7. By substituting the word "church" in Schedule"C" with the word " religion ".

8. By deleting referencesto "eight" and "feet" in ScheduleC and substituting" 2.4 " and " metres " respectively.

The Common Seal of the Shire of West Arthur was hereunderaffixed in thepresenceof-

K. M. McINERNEY, President.

G. S. WILKS, Shire Clerk.


Approvedby his Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil this 16th day ofApril 1991.


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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shireof Denmark

By-laws Relating to Signs, Billposting and Hoardings

In pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, andof all other powersenablingit, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityhereby records having resolved on 24 July 1990, to make and submit forconfirmation by the Governor the following by-law-1. Signs,HoardingsandBillposting By-lawsgazettedon 30 December,1963 andall amendments thereto are hereby repealed.2. Interpretation in theseby-laws, unless the context otherwiserequires, thefollowing terms shall have the meaningsset against them hereunder-

"Act" meansthe Local GovernmentAct 1960 as amended;

"advertisingdevice"meansany objecton which wordsor numbersor figuresare written, placed, affixed or painted for the purpose of advertisingany business,function, operationor other andincludesany vehicleortrailer or other similar stationary object placed or located so as to servethe purpose of advertising any business,function, event, product orundertaking;

"bill posting" means the sticking of any bill or painting, stencilling oraffixing any advertisement on any building, structure, fence, wallhoarding, signpost, pole, blind or awning, so as to be visible to anypersonin a street,public place, reserveor other land;

"Council" means the Council of the Shire of Denmark;

"development sign" means a sign erectedon an area of land which has beenapprovedfor subdivisioninto a numberof smaller lots, advertisingthelots for salebut upon which no building developmenthas taken placeat the time of approval of the signs;

"direction sign" means a sign erectedin a street or public place to indicatethe direction to another place but does not include any such signerected or affixed by the Council or the Commissioner of Main Roadsor a road direction sign erected or affixed by a duly incorporatedassociationor union of motorists authorised in that regard by theMinister for the time being administeringthe RoadTraffic Act 1974;

"electoral sign"meansa sign containingan electoraladvertisementrelatingto an electionor a prospectiveor forthcomingelectionof theParliamentof the Commonwealthor the State of either housethereofrespectively,to a municipal election and to a referendum;

"fly posting" meansadvertisingby meansof postersplacedon fences,walls,trees, etc without authority;

"hoarding" means a detachedor detachablestructure other than a pylonsign that is erectedfor the sole purposeof displaying a sign or signsandincludesa posterpanel or an illuminated panel;but doesnot meana hoardingwithin the meaningof section377 of the Act;


"horizontal sign" meansa sign fixed parallel to the wall of a building towhich it is attachedand with its largestdimensionshorizontal;

"illuminated sign" meansa sign that is so arrangedasto becapableof beinglighted either from within or without the sign by artificial lightprovided, or mainly provided for that purpose; and will not emit aflashing light;

"institutional sign" meansa sign erectedor placedon any land or buildingused for or in connection with a surgery, clinic, hospital, rest home,home for the aged, or other institution or place of a similar nature;

"offices" means a building or part of a building used for the conduct ofadministration, thepractiseof aprofession,the carryingon of agencies,banks, typist and secretarialservices,and servicesof a similar nature;

"projection sign" meansa sign that is madeby the projection of light on awall or similar structure;

"pylon sign" meansa sign supportedby oneor more piers andnot attachedto a building and includesa detachedsign framework supportedby oneor more piers to which sign infills may be added;

"roof sign" meansa sign erectedon the roof of a building;"residential area" meansan area that hasbeen so designatedunder the

current Town Planning Schemeof the Shire of Denmark;

"rural producersign" meansa sign erectedon land zoned rural or wherea non conforming useright for rural land exists;

"sale sign" meansa sign indicating that the premiseswhereonit is affixedare for sale, for letting or to be auctioned;

"semaphoresign" meansa sign affixed and supportedat, or by, one of itsendsonly;

"shop" meansany building whereingoods are kept, exposedor offered forsale by retail, and includes a receiving depot, but does not include abank, fuel depot, a market, servicestation, milk depot, marine store,timberyard, or land andbuildings used for the sale of motor andothervehicles or for any purposefalling within the definition of industry;

"sign" includesa signboard,a portable sign or a bunting sign and a clockotherthan aclock which is built into a wall and doesnot projectbeyondthe face of the wall, or flags and bunting which carry no writtenmessage;

"sign infill" meansa panelwhich canbe fitted into a pylon sign framework;"surveyor" meansthe Council’s Building Surveyor appointedpursuantto

the Act;"tower sign"meansasign affixed to or placedon a chimneystackor an open

structural mast or tower;"Town Planning Scheme"meansthe current Town PlanningSchemeof the

Shire of Denmark and amendedfrom time to time or other TownPlanning SchemeBy-laws for the time beingin force wherebytheShireof Denmark or any part thereof is classifiedor zoned; and Works andexpressionsusedhavethe samerespectivemeaningsasaregiven themin and for the purposesof the Act;

"verandah" includes cantilever verandahs and balconies whether overpublic streetsand ways or over private land;

"verandahsign" includesa sign on, aboveor below a verandahfascia anda vertical dimensionexceedsthe horizontal dimensionexclusiveof theback projection;

"wall panel" means a panel used for displaying a posted or paintedadvertisement; which is affixed to or adjoining the wall of businesspremisesor erectedon the forecourt of such businesspremises.

Licence Required3. 1 A personshall not erect or maintain a sign, and the owner or occupierof premisesshall not suffer or permit a sign to remain on thosepremises,soas to be visible from a street,reserveor other public place, exceptpursuanttoa licence issuedunder theseby-laws, unlessthe sign is exemptunder By-law8.

2 A licence issuedundertheseby-laws remainsvalid until an alteration ismade to thesign in respectof which it is issued,andin that eventthe licenseeshall apply for a new licence.

3 A licence shall be in the form set out in the First Scheduleto theseby-laws.

4 Notwithstandingthat a sign doesnot conform with theseby-laws, Councilmay by absolutemajority at an Ordinary Meeting, resolveto approve such asign.


Applications for Licences4. 1 An application for a licenceundertheseby-laws shall be madein the formof application set out in the First Schedulehereto.

2 An application for a licence in respectof a sign shall be accompaniedbya plan drawn to scaleof not lessthan 1:50 showingthe position, design,methodof construction,colours to be used in painting andthe method of illuminationof the sign for which the licence is sought.

3 An applicantfor a licenceshall furnish, in writing, any further particularsrequiredby the Surveyor.

4 The Council may impose any conditions it thinks fit upon the issue of alicence.Licence Fees5. The fee payable for the issue of a licence is that specified in the SecondSchedule.Licence Numbers6. The person to whom a licenceis issuedin respect of an advertising sign shallcauseto be painted or stencilled on the face of the sign in figures of at least25 mm in height the appropriatelicence number.Licence to be Produced7. The owner or occupierof premiseson which asign is erectedshall, on demandby the Surveyor, producethe licence for inspection.

Revocation of Licence8. Where anything purporting to be done pursuantto a licence issuedundertheseby-laws is not donein conformity with the licence or with theseby-lawsor wherethe licenseeis guilty of an offenceagainsttheselaws the Council may,without derogationof any penalty to which thatpersonmay beliable, by noticein writing revoke the licence.Exempt Signs9. 1 Nothing in theseby-laws relatesto a sign erectedor maintainedpursuantto an Act or to a sign that is-

a a salesign not exceeding0.7sqm.in area;

b a plate, not exceeding0.2sqm.in area, erected,or affixed on the streetalignment, or betweenthat alignment andthe building line, indicatingthe nameand occupationor professionof the occupierof the premises,subject to By-law 13 gI;

c a sign not exceeding0.4sqm. in areaaffixed to a building or erected,or affixed, behindthebuilding line, to indicatethe nameof the occupierand his trade or occupation,subjectto By-law 13 gI;

dl a direction sign erectedor affixed by Council in a streetor public placeto indicate the direction to anotherplacebut doesnot include any suchsign erectedor affixed by the Council or the Commissionerof MainRoadsor a roaddirectionsign erectedor affixed by a duly incorporatedassociationor union of motorists authorised in that regard by theMinister for the time being administeringthe RoadTraffic Act 1974;

el signs of usesolely for the direction and control of people, animalsandvehiclesor to indicate thenameand streetnumberof a premisesor anyof thosethings, providing the areaof any such sign does not exceed0.2sqm;

0 The nameand occupationof any occupierof businesspremisespaintedon a window of thosepremises;

g signs within a building;

h building namesignson residential flats or homeunits where they areof a single line of letters not exceeding300mm in height, fixed to thefacadeof the building;

il advertisementsaffixed to or painted on a shopwindow by the occupierthereofand relating to the businesscarried on therein;

j newspaperposters;

k a sign erectedon land zoned rural with the property name and/orownersnamethereon, subject to:

a overall height not to exceed2 metres;b overall length of sign not to exceed3 metres;

c the area of the sign not to exceed1.2sqm.

2 Notwithstandingthat a sign or hoardingwould otherwisecomply with theprovisions of these by-laws the Council may refuse a licence if the sign orhoardingwould, in its opinion, increasethe number of variety of signs so as tobecometoo numerousor various to be acceptableto residentsin the areaor beinjurious to the amenity or natural beautyof safety of the area.


Fixing of Signs .10. Every sign shall be securely fixed to the structureby which it is supported,to the satisfactionof the Surveyor, and shall be maintainedin a safecondition.

Glass in Signs11. Glassshall not be used in any sign, other than in an illuminated sign.

Sign Designs12. 1 All signs shall be designedto be compatiblewith their surroundings,including buildings, landscapingand other signs. Signs attachedto buildingsshall be incorporatedinto the architectural features of the building in placement, style, proportions, materials and finish. All permanentsigns shall beprofessionallydesigned,constructed,finished, installed and maintained.

2 Notwithstanding that a sign would otherwisecomply with the provisionsof theseby-laws, the Council may refusea licence therefor, if the sign, in itsopinion, would be injurious to the amenity or natural beautyof the area.

Obstruction by signs13. A personshall not erect a sign so as to obstruct accessto or from a door,fire escapeor window, other than a window designedfor the display of goods.

Prohibited or Restricted Signs14. A personshall not erect or maintain a sign-

a so as to obstructthe view from a street or public placeof traffic in thesameor any other street or public place;

b so as to be likely to be confusedwith, or mistakenfor, an official trafficlight or sign, or so as to contravene the Road Traffic Act 1974, orRegulationsmade thereunder;

c on a tower, mast, chimneystack,spire, dome or similar architecturalfeatureor on a lift machinery room, bulk-head over stairs or othersuperstructureover the main roof of a building without Councilapproval;

dl painted directly on awningsor banners;e on a building where the stability of the building is, in the opinion of

the Surveyor, likely to be affectedby the sign;0 in a position where it obstructs or obscuresa person’sview from a

dwelling or a river, the sea or any other natural featureof beauty;g on land other than that on which is conducteda businessor profession

approvedby Council and to which the sign relates;h on a light or power pole without the approvalof the relevantauthority

responsiblefor the erectionof that pole;i as a sign abovea verandah;j on any land that is classified in a Town Planning Schemeor Zoning

By-laws as Residentialor for flats or a site of lawful non-conforminguseunless specifically permitted in theseby-laws;

k attachedto a vehicle parked in or on a street,way, footpath or publicplacebut doesnot include a sign painted on that vehicle.

Readily Combustible Material15. Except in the case of posterssecurely affixed to a sign board, paper,cardboard,cloth or other readily combustiblematerial shall not form part of,or be attachedto a sign.

Signs to be Maintained16. 1 The holder of a licencein respectof a sign shall keep the sign cleanandfree from unsightly matter.

2 Whereany personfails to comply with the requirementsof sub-by-law1of this by-law, the Councilmay orderthe sign or any part of thesign, removed.

Bill Posting17. 1 Subjectto sub-by-law2 of this by-law, a personshall not post a bill orpaint, stencil, place or affix an advertisementon a street or on a building,structure,fence, wall, sign, post, blind or awning.

2 This by-law doesnot apply to-a advertisementsaffixed to, or paintedon, a shopwindow by theoccupier

thereof and relating to the businesscarried on therein;b signs within a building.

Information on Signs18. A sign shall contain the following information only-

a the nameof the occupier, or occupiers;

bI the businessor businesscarriedon in the premises;

cI the occupier’s telephonenumber;


dl a descriptionof the goods sold or offered for sale in the premisestowhich the sign is affixed or to which it relates;

el any other matter specifically approvedby Council.

Existing Signs19. Where existing approvedsigns fail to conform to the requirementsof theseby-laws, they shall beremovedimmediatelyupon receiptof a direction from theBuilding Surveyor. A personreceiving such a direction may within 14 days ofhis receipt thereofappealto the Council.

Headroom20. Unlessotherwisespecifiedin theseBy-laws, every sign shall be so fixed asprovide a clear headwaythereunderof not lessthan 2.4 metres.

Business Direction Signs21. Where a businessor businesses,is deemedby Council to be of sufficientinterestandimportanceto the travelling public then Councilmay erectbusinessdirection signs which indicate the nature of the businessthat may be locatedby following the direction indicatedby the sign. Such signs shall be 200mmwide, maximum length of one 1 metre, with 160mm letters, white on bluebackground.Individual businessnametagsmay also be permittedand shall be150mm wide, maximum length of one 1 metre, with 100mm letters, white onblue background.22. All business direction signs on streets must conform with Main RoadsDepartmentstandards.

23. With the exception off Townsite, Main Roads Department approval isrequired prior to the erection of signs on South Coast Highway.

Special Permits for Signs in the Public Trust24. 1 Notwithstanding anything containedin theseby-laws, the Council may,by permit under the hand of an Officer of Council, allow the display ofadvertisementsof meetings,charitablefunctions,art or cultural activities otherthan thoseconductedby a personfor thepurposeof commercialgain, or othereventsof public interest or the display of advertisementsat theatresand otherplacesof public entertainment. -

2 A personshall not erect or maintain a sign more than two weeks beforethe meeting, function, event or activity to which it relatesand the personbywhom it was erectedshall causeit to be removednot later than 48 hoursafterthe conclusionof the meeting, function, event or activity.

3 Notwithstanding anythingcontainedin this by-law a personshall not naila sign to a street tree.

4 The Council may revoke any such permit at any time without assigningany reasonfor such action.

5 Upon the expiration or revocation of a permit issuedunderthis by-law theperson to whom it was issued shall forthwith remove the advertisementtowhich it relates and failure so to removethe advertisementis an offence.

Fly Posting25. a No personshall fly post at any placeor locationwithin the boundaries

of the Shire of Denmark.

bI Where a personis allegedto havecommitted an offence againsttheseby-laws in respectof fly posting, the personauthorisingthe advertisement shall be deemedto be the personwho committed the offence.

Development Signs26. a Developmentsigns shall only be erectedwhere the areaof residential

land being subdivided exceedsfive hectares.

b Developmentsigns shall be removedfrom the site within two 2 yearsor when 80 per cent of the lots in the subdivision havebeen sold,whichever is the sooner.

Direction Signs27. A directional sign indicating the locationof an amenitywhich in the opinionof the Council is beneficial to the Public shall only be erectedby authority ofCouncil and be subject to-

a paymentof appropriatelicence fee;

bI sign to be maintainedin good order and condition by the applicant;

c unless specifically exemptedby Council, shall not exceed 150mm indepth or 750mm in length with a headroomof 2.4 metres.

Hoardings28. 1 Hoardingsshall not-

a be erectedin a residential area;

b exceptwith the specific approvalof Council, be erectedwithin 15m ofany street or other public placeandin any casenot closer than its ownheight to a street or public place;

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c be of greater area than 22sqm;

dl subject to the Act, the Council may in its absolutediscretion grant orrefusea licence for a hoarding;

2 The licence fee for a hoarding is an annual licence fee and is payableannually so long as the hoardingis maintained.Horizontal Signs29. A horizontal sign shall-

a afford a minimum headway of 2.4m;

b be fixed parallel to the wall of the building to which it is attached;c conform as to depth to the following table-

Minimum Distance of Sign aboveStreet Maximum Depth of Sign

Less than 7.5m 600mm7.5m to 9m 750mm9m to 12m im

d not project more than 150mm from the wall to which it is attached; and

e not be within 600mm of either end of the wall to which it is attachedunlessthe endof thesign abutsagainsta brick, stoneor cementcorbel,pier or pilaster which is at least 225mm wide and projects at least25mm in front of and 75mm aboveand below the sign.

0 There shall be not more than one line of horizontal signs on anyelevation.

Illuminated Signs30. Every illuminated sign shall-

a have any boxing or casting in which it is enclosed constructed ofincombustiblematerial;

b where comprising glass other than fluorescent tubing have the glassso protectedas to prevent its falling into a public place in the eventof breakage;

c have its electrical installation constructed and maintained to thesatisfactionof the StateEnergy Commissionor the appropriateelectricsupply authority and in accordancewith the S.A.A. 3000 1976 part 1"Wiring Methods";

dl be maintained to operate as an illuminated sign;e not have a light of such intensity as to cause annoyance to the public

or be a traffic hazard; and

0 not emit a flashing light.

Information Pahels31. The Council may provide information panels or bays of varying sizesandchargefees for the inclusion of advertisementsin such panelsor bays.

Institutional Signs32. Institutional signs shall not exceed0.Ssqm in area except with the approvalof the Council but in any caseshall not exceed2sqm.

Pylon Signs33. 1 A pylon sign shall-

a not haveany part thereof less than 2.4m or more than 6m abovethelevel of the ground immediately below it;

b not exceed2.6m measuredin any direction acrossthe face of the signor havea greatersuperficial area in than 4sqm;

cI be supportedon one or more piers or columnsof brick stoneconcreteor steel of sufficient size and strength to support the sign under allconditions;

dl not be within 2m of theside boundariesof the lot on which it is erectedunlessthe lot on which the pylon sign is erectedabutsan intersectingstreet or right-of-way, when the Council may authorisethe erection ofthe sign at a lesserdistancethan 2m;

e not have any part thereof lessthan 6m from any part of anothersignerectedon the samelot;

1’ if oversize,comply with the following and be subject to approval by theCouncil-i be the motif or emblem of the development;

ii therebe no more than one such sign on any lot;


iii not exceed20m in height;

iv not exceedl0sqm on any face;

v not be erectedso that it projects over any pedestrianaccessway-or street.

2 Wherepylon signs are to be erectedon a lot on which a factory tenementbuilding or small shopsare erectedor areto be erectedCouncil may requireallthepylon signsto be incorporatedinto one sign complying with the following-

a initial approval is to be given too the pylon sign framework togetherwith one or more sign inifil;

b an application is to be submitted and approval given for eachadditionalinfill;

cI all infills are to be of an equal size, and spaceis to be provided for oneinfill for eachshop or unit on the lot.

Roof Signs34. 1 Approval for theerectionof a sign on a roof of a building shall be at thediscretionof Council, and where approval hasbeengranteda roof sign shall-

a not at any point be within 4m of the ground;b not extendlaterally beyond the externalwalls of the building;

c comply as regardsheight above ground and height of sign with thefollowing table-

Height of Main Building aboveGround level Maximum Height of Signat Point where Sign is to be fixed

4m and under Sm 1.25mSm and under 6m 1.8m6m and under 12m12m and under 18m

3mSm

18m+ 6m

21 When ascertainingthe height of the main building abovegroundlevel forthe purposeof this by-law, any part of the roof at the point where the sign isto be erectedthat is providedsolely for the purposeof architecturaldecorationshall be disregarded.Rural Producer Signs35. A rural producersign shall-

a not indicate or display any matter otherwise than for the purposeofadvertisingthe sale of producegrown on the land on which the signis erected;

b be erectedwithin the boundaries of the land on which the produceoffered for salewas grown, and

c not exceed 1.2sqm in area;dl not be of a height of more than 3 metresfrom the natural groundlevel

unless approvedby Council.

Rural BusinessSigns36. Where a businessdirection sign has been erectedin accordancewith By-law20, a person,conductingthe approvedbusinessto which the businessdirectionsign relates,may erect a sign which shall-

a be erectedwithin the boundariesof the land on which the businessisconducted;

b not exceed 2sqm in area;

c not be of a heightof more than 3m from thenaturalgroundlevel unlessapprovedby Council.Sale Signs37. A personshall not erect or maintain a sale sign-

a exceeding4sqm in area;b in respectof an auction sale more than 28 days before the date on

which the auction sale is to be held or after the expiration of 48 hoursafter the sale;

cI in respectof the sale of subdivisionalland under five hectaresin areafor a period exceedingsix monthswithout the approvalof the Council;

dl advertisingthat flats and dwelling units in a building erectedor to beerectedon the land on which thesign is situatedareor will be availablefor letting or for purchasebeforethe dateof issueof thebuilding licencein respectof thebuilding or after threemonthsfollowing the completionof the building.

1776 - GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [19 April 1991

Sandwich Board Signs38. 1 A sandwichboard sign shall-

a not exceed900mm in height;

b not exceed0.8sqm on eachside; -

c not indicate or display any matter other than the nameof the owneror occupieroff the premisesto which it relatesand the nature of thebusinesscarried on therein;

dl contain the word "open";

el not contain any letter of a size lessthan 120mm.

2 A personshall not erecta sandwichboardsign in any position other thanadjacentto the building to which the sign relates.

3 A personshall not erect more than one 1 sandwichboardsign in relationto one 1 businesspremisesand a sandwich board sign or signs must becontainedwholly within that lot andnot in or on an areawithin that lot definedand used for vehicular parking or vehicular pedestrianaccess.

4 A personwho erectsa sandwichboard sign shall removeit at the closeof businesseachday and shall not erect it again until the commencementofbusinesson the following or subsequentday.

5 This diagram shows the maximum and minimum requirementsfor asandwichboard sign-

ALL LETTERINGTO BE A MINIMUM

900mm Max OF 120mm

I

Semaphore Signs39. A semaphore sign shall-


b be fixed at right anglesto the wall to which it is attached;

cI not project more than 1 m from the point of attachment nor be ofgreaterheight at any point than 1 m;

dl not be fixed under or over any verandahunless specific approvalgrantedby Council;

e not more than one semaphoresign shall befixed on any one shop/office.

Tourist & Service Facility Signs40. Wherea directional symbolic sign hasbeenerectedthe personsoperatingthe tourist or service facility businessto which thedirectional sign relates,mayerect a sign which shall- -

a be erectedwithin the boundariesof the land on which the businessisoperated;

b not exceed2 sqm in area;

c not be of a height of more than 3 m from the natural ground levelunlessapprovedof by the Council.

Verandah Signs41. 1 Signs on VerandahFascias:A sign fixed to the outer or return fascia ofa verandah-

a shall not exceed600 mm in depth;

bI shall not projectbeyondtheouter metalframeor surroundof the fascia.


2 Signs under Verandahs:A sign under a verandahshall-

a afford a headwayof at least 2.4 m;

b not exceed2.5 m in length or 400 mm in depth, 1 sqm in area;

cI not weigh more than 55 kg;

dl not be within 3 m of anothersign underthat verandahor within 1.S mof the side wall of the shop/office;

el be fixed at right angles to the front wall of the building beforewhichit is erectedexcept on a cornerof a building at a street intersectionwhere the sign may be placed at an angle with the wall so as to bevisible from both streets;

0 be so placed that the centre of its baselongitudinally is equidistantfrom the outer edgeof theverandahand the vertical plane of the shopfront directly oppositethe end of such sign.

Vertical Signs42. A vertical sign shall-


b not project more than 50 mm from the face of the building to which itis attached;

c not be within 600 mm of either endof the wall to which it is attached;

dl be of a height of at least twice its width;

0 not be placedon a corner of a building, exceptat a street intersectionwhere it may be placedat an angle with the walls so as to be visiblefrom both streets;and

gI exceptwith the approval of the Council not exceed750 mm in widthexclusiveof the back projection;

hI not exceed2 sqm in total area on a shop/office.

Offences43. a Every personwho erectsa sign or a hoardingwhich does not complywith, or erectsa sign or a hoardingin a mannercontrary to the provisionssoof theseby-laws, commits an offence.

b Whereby theseby-laws it is required that a personobtain a licence toerect or maintain a sign or hoarding, every personwho maintains a sign or ahoardingwithout a licenceor in respectof which the licence hasexpiredor beencancelledcommits an offence.

c Neither the owner nor the occupierof any land or premisesshall permita sign or hoarding to remain therein unless such signs or hoardingcomplieswith theseby-laws.

d Without prejudiceto theprecedingprovisionsof theseby-laws the Councilmay serve on the owner or occupier of any premiseson which any sign iserected,affixed or maintained,contrary to theseby-laws, notice to removethesign within suchtime asmay be specifiedin the notice; andapersonneglectingor failing to comply with the terms of a notice servedon him pursuantto thisby-law commits an offence.

e An Officer authorisedby the Council may removeto a placeappointedbythe Council any sign, advertisement,advertisingdevice, hoarding or signboardplaced on or erectedon any street, way or place vestedin, or under the Careor Control of the Council unlessso placedor erectedpursuantto theseby-laws.The Council may without being liable in damagesor otherwisedisposeof anyof the things mentionedabove and reinstate the street, way, or place at theexpenseof thepersonor personsresponsiblefor thedepositthereonor the injurythereto and recover the amount of the expensefrom him in a Court ofCompetentJurisdiction.

0 The Council, or any personactingunder theauthority of the Council, mayremovefrom privatepropertyany hoardingor any bill, placard or advertisementwhich is attachedto, or pasted, or painted, or stencilled on a hoarding, andwhich in the opinion of the Council is dangerousor objectionable and theCouncil may recovertheexpensesof the removal from theowner of the propertyin a Court of CompetentJurisdiction.

Penalties44. Any personwho is convictedof an offenceagainsttheseby-laws is liable to-

a a penalty not exceeding$500;bI a daily penalty, during the breach, of up to $50.


FIRST SCHEDULE

Form 1Shire of Denmark

BY-LAWS RELATING TO SIGNS & BILL POSTING

APPLICATION FOR LICENCE

Full Name of ApplicantAddress Phone‘Iype of SignPremiseson which Sign is to be Erected

Exact Position of SignDimensions of SignPlans to be SubmittedMaterials & Constructionof Sign

Inscription or Device on Sign

The applicant named above hereby applies for the issue of a licencein respectof the abovementionedsign.

Dated this day of 19

Applicant.

FIRST SCHEDULE

Form 2Shire of Denmark

BY-LAWS RELATING TO SIGNS & BILL POSTINGLICENCE

ofis hereby licensed to erect and maintain a sign on the premises specifiedhereundersubject to the abovementionedby-laws from time to time in force.

‘Jpe of SignPremiseson which ErectedExact Position of SignDimensions of SignConditions of Licence

Dated this day of 19

Shire Clerk.

This licence remainsvalid until any alteration is made to the sign, in whichcase the licenseemust apply for a new licence.

SECOND SCHEDULE

Shireof DenmarkBY-LAWS RELATING TO SIGNS & BILL POSTING

FEES1. A Pylon Sign $40.002. An Illuminated Sign $25.003. Business Direction Sign $10.004. Rural Producer Sign $10.005. Rural BusinessSign $10.00


6. Tourist and Service Facility Sign Nil7. Institutional Sign Nil8. Hoarding $100.009. Any Other Sign $20.00

Dated this 17th day of December1990.The CommonSealof theShire of Denmarkwashereuntoaffixed in thepresenceof-

D. J. MORRELL, President.

P. DURTANOVICH, Shire Clerk.

Recommended-

DAVID SMITH, Minister for Local Government.

Approvedby His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 16th day,of April 1991.


LG4O1


Shire of YorkAppointment of Authorised Officers

It is hereby notified for public information that the following officers-

John Phillip StevenLommers Shire RangerBarry Alan RandellIvan ThomasAshworthGeorgeEdward DouglasRobert John StewartLaurence John TilbrookAnnetteJune Hunt

have been appointed as authorisedofficers in accordancewith the various Acts, regulationsandby-laws as listed hereunder.

Local GovernmentAct 1960Dog Act 1976Litter Act 1979 -Bush Fires Act 1954Council By-laws and Regulationsas prescribed.

R. J. STEWART, Shire Clerk.

LG402

Shire of BusseltonRestrictedBurning Period

It is hereby notified for public information that the restrictedburning periodhasbeenextendedtoApril 26, 1991,

- I. W. STTJBBS, Shire Clerk.

LG403

Shire of BusseltonFire Control Officer Appointments

It is hereby notified for public information that the following bushfire officer appointmentshavebeen approvedby the Shire of Busselton.

Chief Fire Control Officer, Mr Basil JamesWaltersDeputy Chief Fire Control Officer, Mr Clive ThomasHowesFire Control Officer for the EagleBay Brigade area-Mr RodneyWalter Baker.

I. W. STUBBS, Shire Clerk.


LG404

Shire of Busselton

Appointmentof HonoraryLitter Inspectors

It is hereby notified for public information that the MessrsNeil Alexander Johnsonand WilliamJamesHansonhavebeenappointedHonoraryLitter Inspectorsfor the Shireof Busselton,effectivefrom March 27, 1991.

I. W. STUBBS, Shire Clerk.

LG405

DOG ACT 1976

Shireof Corrigin

It is herebynotified for public information thatWarren Davieshasbeenappointedasan authorisedofficer underthe provisions of the Dog Act 1976, for the Shire of Corrigin.

IAN DAVIES, Shire Clerk.

LG406

Shireof Boddington

The Shire of Boddington herebyadvises that Mr P. L. Fitzgerald hasbeenappointedFire ControlOfficer effective 1 January 1991, in accordance with section 38 1 of the Bush Fires Act 1954.

F. G. STEVENS, President.P. L. FITZGERALD, Shire Clerk.

LG407

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

ADVERTISEMENT OF RESOLUTION DECIDING TO PREPAREA TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEShire of WanderingTown Planning SchemeNo. 2

Notice is hereby given that the Shire Council of Wanderingon September20th 1990, passedthefollowing Resolution:Resolvedthat theCouncil, in pursuanceof section7 of theTown PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 as amended,preparethe aboveTown Planning Schemewith referencetoan areasituatewholly within theShireof Wanderingand enclosedwithin the inner edgeof abrokenblack borderon a plan now producedto the Council and marked and certified by the Shire Clerkunderhis hand dated the 20th September1990, as "SchemeArea Map".

Dated 20 September 1990. -

G. N. EVANS, Shire Clerk.

LG408

Shireof WilliamsIt is herebynotified for public information that Mr DennisAlexanderBlack hasbeen appointedasActing Shire Clerk from 8th April, 1991. The previousappointmentof Mr Brian Leslie SpraggasShire Clerk was terminated on 5th April, 1991.

D. A. BLACK, Shire Clerk.


LG409


- Shire of Northam

Valuation and Ratingl Order No. 1 1991

Made by His Excellencythe Governorunder the provisionsof section533 171of the Local GovernmentAct 1960.Citation

1. This Ordermay be cited as the "Shire of Northam Valuation andRatingOrderNo. 1 1991".Cornmencement2. This Ordershall take effect on and from July 1, 1991.

Authorisation of use of Gross Rental Values

3. The Council of theShireof Northamis authorisedto usevaluationson grossrental value of rateable propertyas designatedand describedin the Scheduleto this Order.

Schedule

GrossRental Value Area for the Shire of Northam

Part AAll that portion of land being Lots 1 to 3 inclusive of Avon Location 27073assurveyedand shown on Office of Titles Diagram 72040.

Part B

All that portion of land boundedby lines starting from the intersectionof anorthwesternside of WerribeeRoadwith a southeasternside of McMullen Roadand extending northeasterly, generally northerly and generally northeasterlyalong sides of that last mentionedroad to the southwesternside of WandooParade;thencesoutheasterlyalongthat side to thesouthwesterncornerof AvonLocation 312 Reserve27917; thence southeasterlyand northeasterlyalongboundariesof that location to a southwesternboundaryof Location311; thencesoutheasterlyand northeasterlyalongboundariesof that location to a southernside of HawkesAvenue;thenceeasterlyandgenerally southeasterlyalongsidesof that Avenueto a northwesternside of Werribee Road and thencegenerallysouthwesterly,northerly, southwesterly,again northerly and again generallysouthwesterlyalong sidesof that road to the staring point.

Department of Land Administration Public Plans: Avon 2000 04.06. Avon10 000 1.1 and 1.2.

Dated 16th April, 1991.L. M. AULD, Clerk of the Council.

LG41O

City of Belmont

PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL INSPECTION FEECouncil by resolution at its meetingof 15 April 1991, pursuantto Building Regulation38A of theBuilding AmendmentRegulations1991 andthe Local GovernmentAct, section245A subsection8hasresolvedto impose an inspectionfee of $40.00 forty dollars for the 1991/1992financial year.

The fee as set will be charged to the owner in accordancewith one of the following.

1. As a levy on the rate notice of propertieswith a private swimming pool.

2. On any subsequentprivate swimming pool installed after the rate notice is issued,in additionto the normal fees payableunder the building regulationsfor the issue of a building licence.

B. R. GENONI, Thwn Clerk.

LG411

CITY OF SOUTH PERTH

It is notified for public information that Mr Aritony Heppenerhas beenappointedfrom 28 March1991 as an authorisedofficer pursuantto the following-

1. Dog Act 1976

2. Litter Act 1979;3. Bush Fires Act 1954; and4. Ranger/Poundkeeperunder the provisions of Part XX of the Local GovernmentAct 1960

as amended.The appointmentof Mr GordonReginald Hartley is cancelledfrom 28 February 1991.

L. E. MANN, Acting Town Clerk.


LG9O1


Town of Port Hedland

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposedLoan No. 101 of $450 000

Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Town of Port Hedland herebygivesnoticethat it proposesto borrow money by the issue of debenturesfor-

$450 000 for a period of four 4 yearsat the ruling rate of interestrepayableat the Office ofthe Council by equalhalf yearly instalmentsof principal andinterest.The purposeof the loanis for the termination of a leasing arrangementfor vehicles and plant in order to achieve afinancial saving for Council.

Estimatesof costsand statementsas requiredby section609 of the Act are available for inspectionby electorsand ratepayersat the office of the Council during normal office hoursfor 35 days afterpublication of this notice.

K. M. MERRIN, Mayor.

G. P. BRENNAN, Town Clerk.

LG902 -


Shireof Koorda

ProposedLoan No. 132 of $20 000

Pursuantto section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, theKoorda ShireCouncil hereby givesnotice that it proposedto borrow money by sale of debentureson the following terms and for thefollowing purposes-

$20 000 for a period of five years repayable to the Rural & Industries Bank of WesternAustralia, St George’sTerrace, Perth by ten instalments of Principal and Interest. Purpose:Loan No. 132 Constructionof 3 x 2 Bedroom Units.

Plansand specificationsand estimatesof costs as requiredby section 609 are open for inspectionat the office of the Council during businesshours for 3S days after publication of the Notice.

Datedthis 4th day of April 1991.

D. J. INMAN, President.

R. E. TURNER, Shire Clerk.

LG903


Shire of Murray

Notice of Intention to Borrow

ProposedLoan No. 135 of $50 000

Pursuant to Section 610 of- the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Council of the Shire of Murrayhereby gives notice that it proposesto borrow money by the sale of a debentureon the followingterms and for the following purpose-

$50 000 for a 10 year term at thecurrent rate of interest,repayableat the office of the Council,Pinjarra by 20 half yearly installments of principal and interest, such interest rate to berenegotiatedafter 4 years.

Purpose:constructionof roadsas specifiedin Council Works Programmeand budget allocationsforthe 1990/91 financial year.

Specificationsas requiredby Section609 of the Act are available for inspectionat the office of theCouncil during normal office hours for a period of thirty-five 35 days after publication of thisnotice. -

- M. J. GREENUP,Shire President.D. A. McCLEMENTS, Shire Clerk.


LG904

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW

Shire of Augusta-MargaretRiverProposed Loan Number uS of $25 000

Pursuant to Section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960, the Council of the Shire ofAugusta-MargaretRiver, hereby givesnoticeof its intention to borrow money by saleof debentureson the following items and for the following purpose:

$25 000 for period of five 5 years, repayable in 10 equal half yearly instalments of Principaland Interest; However, the ruling Treasuryrate of interest will be reviewedeach two years,during the term of the loan.

Purpose: Contribution towards construction of a Frail Aged Lodge in Margaret River.

Estimate of Costs, plans and specificationsas requestedby Section 609 of the Act, are open forinspectionat the Office of Council during Office hoursfor a period of 35 days after publication ofthis notice.Dated 18 April 1991.

K. P. THOMSON, Shire President.A. G. M. BROWN, Acting ShireClerk.

LG905


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROWShire of Augusta-MargaretRiver

ProposedLoan Number 1161 of $100 000.00

Pursuant to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960, the Council of the Shire ofAugusta-MargaretRiver, hereby givesnoticeof its intention to borrow moneyby saleof debentureson the following terms andfor the following purpose,$100 000 for periodof two 2 yearsrepayableat the office of theShire of Augusta-MargaretRiverby 4 equal halfyearly installments,of Principaland Interest.Purpose:AugustaHall/Community Centre.

Estimate of costs, plans and specificationsas requestedby section 609 of the Act, are open forinspectionat the office of Council during Office hours, for a period of 35 days after publication ofthis notice.Dated 18 April 1991.

K. P. THOMSON, Shire President.A. G. M. BROWN, Acting Shire Clerk

LG906

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shireof Augusta-MargaretRiver

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROWProposed Loan No. 117 of $100 000.00

Pursuant to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960, the Council of the Shire ofAugusta-MargaretRiver, herebygivesnoticeof its intention to borrow moneyby sale of debentureson the following termsand for the following purpose:$100 000 for periodof two 2 yearsrepayableat the office of the Shireof Augusta-MargaretRiver by 4 equal half yearly instalments,of Principaland Interest.Purpose:AugustaHall/Community Centre.Estimate of costs, plans and specificationsas requestedby section 609 of the Act, are open forinspectionat the office of Council during Office hours, for a period of 35 days after publication ofthis notice.Dated 18 April 1991.

K. P. THOMSON, President.A. G. M. BROWN, Acting Shire Clerk.


LG907


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROWShire of Augusta-MargaretRiver

ProposedLoan Number 118 of $75 000.00

Pursuant to Section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960, the Council of the Shire ofAugusta-MargaretRiver, herebygivesnoticeof its intention to borrow moneyby saleof debentureson the following termsand for the following purpose,$75 000 for period of two 2 yearsrepayableat theoffice of theShireof Augusta-MargaretRiverby 4 equalhalf yearly installments,of Principaland Interest.

Purpose:AugustaHall/Community Centre.

Estimate of costs, plans and specifications as requestedby Section 609 of the Act, are open forinspectionat the office of Council during Office hours, for a period of 35 days after publication ofthis notice.

Dated 18 April 1991.

K. P. THOMSON, Shire President.A. G. M. BROWN, Acting Shire Clerk.

LG908

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTNOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW

Shire of Augusta-MargaretRiverProposedLoan Number 119 of $76 000

Pursuant to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960, the Council of the Shire ofAugusta-MargaretRiver, hereby gives notice of its intention to borrow money by the sale ofdebentureson the following terms and for the following purposes-

$76 000 for period of ten 101 yearsrepayableat the office of the Shire of Augusta-MargaretRiver by twenty 20 half yearly installments of Principal and Interest. However, the rulingTreasuryrate of interest will be reviewedeach two 2 yearsduring the term of the Loan.Purpose:To financethe constructionof extensionsto the Indoor SportingComplex at GloucesterPark, MargaretRiver for Indoor Basketball and Netball.Note: Prepaymentson the above loan will be refunded to Council by the Margaret RiverBasketball/NetballAssociation.

Estimate of costs, plans and specificationsas requestedby section 609 of the Act, are open forinspectionat the Office of Council during Office hours, for a period of 35 days after publication ofthis notice.

Dated 18 April 1991.K. P. THOMSON, Shire President.

A. G. M. BROWN, Acting Shire Clerk.

LG909 -


Notice of Intention to BorrowProposedLoan No. 74 of $140 000

Pursuantof section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Shire of Irwin hereby gives noticeof its intention to borrow moneyby the saleof debentureon thefollowing termsandfor the followingpurpose-

$140 000 repayableovera periodof seven7 yearsat the office of the Shire of Irwin, Dongarain equal half yearly instalmentsof principal and interest,with interestto be renegotiatedafter four 4 yearsduring the term of the Loan. Purpose:Purchaseof Plant-Motor Grader.

Plans, specificationsand estimatesas required by section 609 are available for inspectionat theoffice of the Council during businesshoursfor thirty-five 351 days after publication of this notice.Datedthis 17th day of April 1991.

G. C. BASS, President.

J. PICKERING, Shire Clerk.


LO3O1

LOTTERIES COMMISSION ACT 1990

INSTANT LOTTERY TELESPIN AMENDMENT RULES 1991Made by the Lotteries Commissionunder section 28 1 cI.Citation1. These rules may be cited as the Instant Lottery TelespinAmendmentRules1991.

Commencement2. These rules shall come into operation on the day on which the LotteriesCommissionAmendmentRegulations 1991 come into operation.Principal rules

3. In theserules the Instant Lottery Telespin Rules1991 are referred to asthe principal rules.

[*Published in the Gazetteof 27 March 1991 at pp. 1305-1316.1Rule 14 amended

4. Rule 14 of the principal rules is amendedin subrule 2 in the item headed"Jackpot" by deleting"rule 1" and substitutingthe following-

" rule 17 ".

Part 4 repealed5. Part 4 of the principal rules is repealed.

The Common Seal of the LotteriesCommissionwasaffixed on 15th day of April1991 by order and in the presenceof-

W. SILVER, Chairman.W. WARNOCK, Member.

M. SARGANT, Secretary.

L0302

LOTTERIES COMMTSSION ACT 1990

LOTTERIES COMMISSION AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1991

Made by His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation1. These regulationsmay be cited as the Lotteries Commission AmendmentRegulations1991.

Principal regulations2. In theseregulationstheLotteries CommissionRegulations1991* arereferredto as the principal regulations.

[*published in the Gazetteof 12 April 1991.]

Regulation 2 repealedandregulation 2 and 3 substituted3. Regulation 2 of the principal regulations is repealed and the followingregulationsare substituted-

Prescribed particulars for Telespin instant lottery2. 11 For the purposes of section 10 2 a iv of the Act an applicationfor a permit to conduct a Telespininstant lottery shall state-

a in relation to Game2, the delivery day; and

b in relation to the GameShow Draw and GameShow-

i where non-monetary prizes are to be offered for the GameShow Draw;

ii where non-monetaryprizes are to be offered, the retail valueof eachprize;

iii if moneys from unclaimed prizes are to be included in theprizes and, if so, the amounts and stageor stagesat whichthosemoneys will be distributed;

ivl the calculation of the Jackpotprize;

vI the minimum amount of the Jackpotprize; and

vi the amount, if any, to be transferred from the prize reservefund.


21 In this regulation "Telespin instant lottery" means an instantlottery to which the Instant Lottery Telespin Rules1991 apply.

Prescribed particulars for an instant lottery3. For the purposesof section 10 2 al iv of the Act, the followingparticularsare prescribedas particularsthat are required to be statedin an application for a permit to conductan instant lottery, other thanan instant lottery referred to in regulation 2,-

a the procedurein accordancewith which eachstageof the instantlottery is to be conducted;

b how prizes are won in eachstageof the instant lottery. ".

By His Excellency’s Command,L. M. AULD, Clerk of the Council.

It is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has approved inaccordancewith Section 4 of the Shippingand Pilotage Act 1967, the appointmentof PatrickJohnMarkham Evelegh as the HarbourMaster for the Ports of VaranusIsland and Barrow Island.

PETROLEUM ACT 1967

J. M. JENKIN, ExecutiveDirector.

INVITATION FOR APPLICATIONS FOR THE GRANT OF EXPLORATION PERMITS ANDDRILLING RESERVATIONSUNDER SECTION 3011 AND 43A OF THE ACT.

Applications are invited for the grant of exploration permits and drilling reservationswithinWesternAustralia’s onshoresedimentarybasinsand will be receivedup until 4.00 p.m. on 19 July1991.Any areasnot taken up from this invitation will be re-gazettedat the end of June with a lateSeptemberclosing date.

Eachapplication for an explorationpermit should comprisea single area of contiguous blocks ofthe applicant’schoice.While the Act allows that a maximum of 200 blocks may be applied for ina single applicatioh, only applicationsthatproposework programsrelative to thewhole of the areaapplied for, shall be considered.

Eachapplication for a drilling reservationshall comprise a block or a contiguousgroup of blockscontaining potential sites of petroleum deposits. A drilling reservation carries a minimumcommitment to drill a well on eachpotential site of a petroleumdepositwithin 12 months of beinggranted.

Not included in this invitation areblocks which, at the time of this noticebeing published:

- are the subject of explorationpermits, production licencesor applications therefor;- are capable of being the subject of an invitation under Section 33 of the Act surrendered

etc. licence and location blocks; or- cover offshoreislands.

Applications for exploration permits are to be made in accordancewith Section 31 of the Act,submitted in duplicate and be accompaniedby-

a Details of-i the blocks comprising the application by referenceto the numbersof the blocks as

shown on the Department’s1:1 000 000 seriesmap sheetsand by a plan delineatingthoseblocks;

ii theapplicant’sassessmentof thepetroleumpotential of thearea, including ageologicaland geophysical review and technical assessmentof the area, and the conceptsunderlyingthe proposedexplorationprogramme;

iii the minimum work programmeproposed for each of the five years, specifying thenumber of wells to be drilled, the line kilometres of seismic surveyto be carried outand the estimatedexpenditure;

MH4O1

SHIPPING AND PILOTAGE ACT 1967

Departmentof Marine and Harbours

MN4O1

iv wells referredto in the work programmeshould not include developmentwells theAAPG well classificationschemewill be the basis of identification.


b Particularsof-

il the technical qualificationsof the applicantand of its employees;

ii the technical advice available to the applicant;

iii the financial resourcesavailable to the applicant, including evidenceof the applicant’sability to fund the work programmeproposed,and a copy of the latestannualreportfor eachapplicantcompany;

iv where relevant, the viability of the consortium lodging the application, includingevidence that a satisfactory settlement has been, or can be, reachedon a JointOperatingAgreementa copy of a Headsof Agreementdealingwill generally suffice;

v the percentageparticipating interest of eachparty to the application; and

vi a single addressfor service of notices in respectof the application.

c A fee of $3 000, madepayable to the Department of Mines through an Australian bankor by bank chequeapplicationfees are not refundable.

dl such other information as the applicantwishes to be taken into accountin considerationof the application.

Considerationof an application for a permit shall take into accountthe adequacyof the workprogrammefor the first two yearsof the permit term and the applicantstechnical and financialability to undertakethework. The prior purchaseof any speculativeor contractorseismicdatasuchasWesternGeophysical’sonshoreSouthernCarnarvonBasin SpeculativeSeismicSurvey relevantto the areaapplied for will be taken into favourableaccountwhenconsideringtheadequacyof thework program.

The successfulapplicantwill be requiredto fulfill theminimum commitmentfor eachof thoseyearswithout variation. This is known as the firm commitment phase, however, the balance of theprogramme can be re-negotiated based on or taking into consideration the results of priorexploration.

Applications for drilling reservationsareto be madein accordancewith Section43B of the Act andshall be submitted in duplicate and be accompaniedby-

a Details of-il theblocks comprisingthe applicationby referenceto the numbers of the blocks as

shownon the Department’s 1:1 000 000 seriesmap sheetsand by a plan delineatingthe blocks;

ii the applicantsproposalfor the drilling of a well or wells andother work in respectofthe blocks in the application;

iii a statementas to size and configuration of the potential petroleum deposits and ageological prognosisof the wells;

iv a statementas to an approximatetime for the completion of the wells.

bI Particularsof-

i the technical qualificationsof the applicantand of its employees;ii the technical advice available to the applicant;

iii the financial resourcesavailable to the applicant, including evidenceof theapplicant’sability to fund the work programmeproposed,and a copy of the latest annualreportfor eachapplicantcompany;

iv where relevant, the viability of the consortium lodging the application, includingevidence that a satisfactory settlement has been, or can be, reached on a JointOperatingAgreementa copy of a Headsof Agreementdealing will generallysuffice;

v the percentageparticipating interest of eachparty to the application; and

vi a single addressfor service of notices in respectof the application.

c A fee of $3 000, madepayable to the Departmentof Mines through an Australian bankor by bank chequeapplication fees are not refundable.

dl such other information as the applicantwishes to be taken into accountin considerationof the application.

Considerationof an application shall takeinto accountthe adequacyof the applicant’sassessmentof the potentialpetroleumdeposit, thewell prognosisandits ability both technically andfinanciallyto undertakethe work.In situationswherea drilling reservationapplicationmay be within an areaalso the subjectof anexplorationpermit application the award will be on the basis of which applicationoffers themostdefinitive assessmentof a petroleumresource.Shouldsucha decisionresult in a drilling reservationbeing awarded,the balanceof the area the blocks not the subject of the drilling reservationmaybe offeredto the applicant for the explorationpermit.When selectingan areaof interestin preparationfor an application, considerationshould be givento the likelihood of other land useswithin thatarea,particularly land thesubjectof naturereservesor other areasof conservationvalue.While the occurrenceof suchland doesnot necessarilyprecludethe grant of a title or petroleum operationsbeing conducted,environmentalassessmentwill benecessary.


Applications made on the approved form are to be addressedto-

The DirectorPetroleumDivisionDepartmentof MinesMineral House, 100 Plain StreetEast Perth WA. 6004Tel: 09 222 3165Fax: 091 222 351S.

Enquiriesconcerningthe availability of the relevantbasic explorationdata should be addressedasfollows-

a For microfilm data information to-

The LibrarianGeologicalSurvey DivisionDepartmentof MinesMineral House, 100 Plain StreetEast Perth W.A. 6004Tel: 09 222 3165Fax: 09 222 3633.

bI For full scaledata to-

PetroleumInformation Energy Services180 Stirling HighwayClaremontWA. 6010Tel: 09 389 8499Fax: 09 389 8243.

c For speculativeseismic data-Western GeophysicalCo.447 Belmont Ave. -KewdaleW.A. 6105Tel: 09 353 1999Fax: 09 353 3963.

MN402 -

MINING ACT 1978INSTRUMENT OF EXEMPTION OF CROWN LAND

Notice of CancellationPursuantto section 19 11 b of the Mining Act 1978, I herebycancelthe Instrumentof ExemptiondatedOctober9, 1989 published in the GovernmentGazetteof November3, 1989. The areaaffectedis describedhereunderand is situatedwithin the West Kimberley Mineral Field, suchland is nowsubject to Division.s 1 to 5 of Part IV of the Mining Act 1978.Description:

StartingPoint located 3766.25m@ 26"44’ from SSM Noon 12Thence974.20 m @ 84"31’Thence400.24 m @ 352"45’ -Thence941.14 m @ 262°01’Thence 359.71 m @ 177°58’back to StartingPoint.

Public Plan: Fitzroy Crossing: 100,000.Dated this 10th day of April 1991.

GORDON HILL, Minister for Mines.

MN403

PETROLEUM ACT 1967

EXPIRY OF EXPLORATION PERMIT No. EP 231Departmentof Mines,Perth, 5th April 1991.

Notice is hereby given that Exploration Permit EP231 held by Nomeco-CommandNL, Phoenix Oiland GasNL, Oil Company of Australia NL, Winton Oil NL, East HampsteadPty Ltd and MeridianOil NL expired on 28th March 1991.

IAN FRASER, Director PetroleumDivision.


MN404

MINING ACT 1978

Notice of Intention to ForfeitDepartment of Mines,

Perth WA 6000.In accordancewith Regulation50 b of the Mining Act 1978, notice is herebygiven that unlesstherent due on the undermentionedleases and licences is paid on or before 3 May 1991 it is theintention of the Hon. Minister for Mines under provisions of sections97 1 and 96A 1 of theMining Act 1978 to forfeit such for breachof covenant,viz, non-paymentof rent.

EXPLORATION LICENCES

Number Holder Mineral Field

04/435 InterstonePty Ltd West Kimberley04/568 Brown, Anthony Phillip; McCorry, Robert Edward West Kimberley08/290 Risinger, John Ernest Ashburton28/281 Growth ResourcesNL North East Coolgardie45/845 Siddall, GeorgeBernard; Sloan, GraemeJohn; Williams, Pilbara

JamesKenneth63/221 Golden Plateau NL Dundas70/573 Domican Nominees Pty Ltd; Elsbury, Charles Michael; South West

Vost, Collin

MINING LEASES

Number Holder Mineral Field

15/228 Ball, Raymond Reginald; Searle,Brian Roderick Coolgardie15/279 RegionalResourcesNL Coolgardie1S/334 Butler, Anne-Marie Therese Coolgardie15/376 Central Kalgoorlie Gold Mines NL; Francis, Raymond Coolgardie

John; NewmontAustralia Ltd; SilvadustPty Ltd; ValleyGold Pty Ltd

1S/468 Doutch, John William Coolgardie1S/477 Livingstone, JamesAllan - Coolgardie15/483 Martin, Lyn; Schulbergs,John Coolgardie16/96 Argus, StephenGeorge Coolgardie24/44 McLennan, GeorgeCharles Broad Arrow24/263 Kookynie ResourcesNL Broad Arrow26/130 Hicks, Dennis William; Hicks, Noel Crandon East Coolgardie27/138 Julitz, Frank North East Coolgardie29/75 Bell, Louis Alexander;Bierberg, William Gene North Coolgardie30/43 Cock, FrederickJohn North Coolgardie31/100 Ivanac, Barry Nicholas North Coolgardie38/69 Hill, Patrick John; Rhodes,Hans John Mt Margaret40/2S Coleman,SusanFrances North Coolgardie45/444 GreenbushesLtd Pilbara45/452 NosmadaGold and Minerals Pty Ltd Pilbara4S/44S Blunt, Kevin James Pilbara26/28 Simba Holdings Pty Ltd Pilbara47/iS Futuris Corporation Ltd West Pilbara47/170 Zymron Pty Ltd West Pilbara52/32 Fling, Warwick John; Renes,Neeltje Elizabeth Peak Hill20/20 StandardGold Mines of Australia NL Murchison21/37 RamsgateResourcesNL Murchison70/38S McAndrew, Robert William South West70/421 Shire of Nannup South West74/29 NorsemanGold Mines NL Phillips River74/30 NorsemanGold Mines NL Phillips River74/31 NorsemanGold Mines NL Phillips River74/54 Walker, Harry Dennis; Walker, Robert Dennis Phillips River74/56 NorsemanGold Mines NL Phillips River77/54 Pietsch,Michael Yilgarn77/241 Brown, Ronald William Yilgarn77/290 Ascot Holdings Pty Ltd; New Australian ResourcesNL Yilgarn77/293 Ascot Holdings Pty Ltd; New Australian ResourcesNL Yilgarn

D. R. KELLY, Director General of Mines.

01736-.-6


MN405

MINING ACT 1978

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITUREDepartmentof Mines,

Coolgardie,10 April 1991.

In accordancewith Regulation 49 21 c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that thelicencesareliable for forfeiture underthe provisionsof section96 1 a for breachof covenant,viz.non paymentof rent.

C. D. ROBERTS,Warden.

To be heardin the Warden’sCourt Coolgardieon the 17th day of June 1991.COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

Coolgardie DistrictProspectingLicences

15/1895-The Shell Co. of Australia Ltd.15/1896-The Shell Co. of Australia Ltd.15/1897-The Shell Co. of Australia Ltd.1S/1898-TheShell Co. of Australia Ltd.15/1899-The Shell Co. of Australia Ltd.15/2664-DayTrevor Dacre.

Kunanalling District

MiscellaneousLicence

16/14-GoldenDeepsLtd.

MN406

MINING ACT 1978NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE

Departmentof Mines,Kalgoorlie.

In accordancewith Regulation 49 2 c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that theMiscellaneousLicencesare liable for forfeiture under the provisions of section96 1 a for breachof covenant,viz, non paymentof rent.


To be heardin the Warden’sCourt, Kalgoorlie on the 17th May 1991.BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD

24/116-ConsolidatedExploration Ltd.24/117-ConsolidatedExploration Ltd.24/118-ConsolidatedExploration Ltd.

EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

East Coolgardie District

26/92-SandhurstMining NL; Ladyman Ian McKenzie; TownsendPhilip George.26/136-SandhurstMining NL; Ladyman Ian McKenzie; TownsendPhilip George.

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

30/13-Clogau Australia Ltd.; Lubbock NomineesPty Ltd.30/14-Clogau Australia Ltd.; Lubbock NomineesPty Ltd.30/21-ConsolidatedExploration Ltd.; Shell Co. of Australia Ltd. -

MN407

MINING ACT 1978

Notice of Application for an Orderfor ForfeitureDepartmentof Mines

Kalgoorlie WA 6430

In accordancewith Regulation 49 2 cI of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that theProspectingLicencesare liable to forfeiture under the provisionsof section 96 11 a for breachofcovenant,viz, non paymentof rent.



To be heardin the Warden’sCourt, Kalgoorlie on the 29th May, 1991.

BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD

24/2292 Wilks, ChristopherDavid24/2293 Wilks, ChristopherDavid24/2331 French, Andrea Irene24/2333 Wilks, Christopher David24/2334 Robertson,Ronald James24/2335 Robertson,Ronald James24/2336 Robertson,Ronald James24/2338 Trythall, William Thomas24/2366 Optimum ResourcesPty Ltd24/2367 Robertson,Ronald James24/2368 Robertson,Ronald James -24/2369 Robertson,Ronald James24/2370 Robertson,Ronald James

EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

East Coolgardie District

26/1515 KalbaraMining NL26/1759 Mistral Mines NL26/1797 McColl, Alan Neville

NORTH EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

Kanowna District

27/7 15 Aur OperationsPty LtdKurnalpi District

28/691 Hansen, Ronald Gustav28/695 Charley, Stephen

Siewert, GustavHarrison,Ronald

28/700 Thomas, Rhys Henry

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

Ularring District

30/820 MMC Australia Pty Ltd

Yerilla District

3 1/1353 Stillman, William JamesStockwell, Allan BrianStone PalacePty Ltd

31/1365 Wilson, Scott Walter

MN408

MINING ACT 1978

INSTRUMENT OF EXEMPTION OF CROWN LAND

The Minister for Mines pursuantto the powersconferredon him by section 19 of the Mining Act1978, hereby gives noticethat the areaof Crown Land describedhereundernot beingCrown Landthat is the subject of a mining tenementor an application therefor is exemptfrom Divisions 1-5of Part IV of the Mining Act 1978.

Schedule

Area 1-Dowd’s HillThe starting point is situated 5 300 metres at bearing 32230’ from Koolyanobbing Trig StationMY 1 and being a point on the northernmostwestern boundaryof ML 2SA Section 1.

thence 1 260 metresat Bg 322°54’ alongthat boundary; thence1 240 metresat Bg 57°; thence1 250 metresat Bg 146° and thence1 160 metresat Bg 236° backto thestartingpoint, asshowncolouredpink on the plan at page239 of Mines File 700/83.

Area: 150.43 ha.Mines Public Plan: Seabrook1:100 000.


Area 2-Deposit "A"

The starting point is situated 1 380 metresat bearing287°30’ from KoolyanobbingTrig StationMY 1;

thence 850 metresat Bg 311°30’; thence680 metresat Bg 41°30’; thence 850 metresat Bg131°30’; and thence680 metresat Bg 221°30’ backto the startingpoint asshown colouredpinkon the plan at page239 of Mines File 700/83.

Area: S7.80ha.Mines Public Plan: Seabrook1:100 000.

Area 3-Deposit "D" -The starting point is situated 520 metresat Bg 77° from KoolyanobbingTrig Station MY 1;

thence520 metresat Bg 117°; thence420 metresat Bg 207°; thence520 metresat Bg 297° andthence420 metresat Bg 27° back to the starting point asshown colouredpink on theplan atpage239 of Mines File 700/83.

Area: 21.84ha.Mines Public Plan: Seabrook1:100 000.

Dated this 9th day of April 1991.GORDON HILL, Minister for Mines.

MN409

Commonwealthof Australia

PETROLEUM SUBMERGED LANDS ACT 11967

Notice of Grant of ProductionLicence WA-9-LDepartmentof Mines,Perth, 19 April 1991.

ProductionLicence WA-9-L hasbeen grantedto:

WOODSIDE OFFSHOREPETROLEUM PTY LTDof 1 Adelaide TerracePerthWA 6000;

WOODSIDE PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT PTY LTDof Level 40, 385 Bourke StreetMelbourneVic 3000; -

WOODSIDE OIL LIMITEDof Level 40, 385 Bourke StreetMelbourneVic 3000;

MID-EASTERN OIL LTDof Level 40, 385 Bourke StreetMelbourneVic 3000;

SHELL DEVELOPMENT AUSTRALIA PTY LTDof 1 Spring StreetMelbourneVic 3000;

BHP PETROLEUM NORTH WEST SHELF PTY LTDof Collins Tower35 Collins StreetMelbourne Vic 3000; -

BP DEVELOPMENTS AUSTRALIA LTDof BP House1 Albert RoadMelbourne Vic 3000;

CHEVRON ASIATIC LIMITEDof 24th Floor, St Martins Tower44 St George’sTerracePerthWA 6000;

JAPAN AUSTRALIAN LNG MIMI PTY LTDof Level 33, 385 Bourke StreetMelbourneVic 3000,

to haveeffect for a period of 21 yearsfrom 12 April 1991.

IAN FRASER, Director PetroleumDivision.


PD4O1 -

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of BayswaterTown Planning SchemeNo. 21-AmendmentNo. 17

Ref: 853/2/14/2S,Pt. 17.Notice is hereby given that the City of Bayswater has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purpose of rezoning the northern portion of Lot 344 proposedlot 4 onDepartment of Planning and Urban Development subdivision reference 83520 from "LightIndustry" to "Residential" codedR17.5.Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 61 Broun Avenue, Morley, and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to and including May 31, 1991.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodged withthe undersignedon or before May 31, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

K. B. LANG, Town Clerk.

PD402 -

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-SECTION 33 AMENDMENTProposedMajor Amendmentfor Exhibition and Comment

City of Wanneroo

NeerabupUrban RezoningNo. 840/33. File: 809-2-30-5.Proposal

The Perth regional planning scheme,the Metropolitan Region Scheme,is proposedto be amendedto provide land in the Neerabup area east of Wanneroo Road suitable for future urbandevelopment.The proposalincludesprovision for important Regional Roadreservationsfor futuredistrict distributor roads.The draft North-WestCorridor StructurePlan providesthe criteria underwhich the areahasbeenidentified for future use. A copy of the structure plan will be on exhibition with the amendingdocuments.

DescriptionThe effect of the proposedamendmenton the Metropolitan Region Schemeis to excludeLot 1, 2and Swan Location 2579 generally boundedby Flynn Drive/Pinjar RoadlClarkson Avenue andWannerooRoad, Neerabupfrom the Rural Zone and include them in the Urban Zone and theImportantRegionalRoadReservationasshownon State PlanningCommissionPlan No. 3.0630andin more detail on Supporting Plansnumbered1.2636 and 1.2637.Exhibition

a Departmentof Planningand Urban Development,469 Wellington Street, PerthWA 6000.

hI Offices of the Municipalities of the:i City of Perth, 27 St George’sTerrace,Perth WA 6000.ii City of Fremantle,cornerWilliam and Newman Streets,FremantleWA 6160.iii City of Wanneroo,Boas Avenue, JoondalupWA 6065.iv City of Stirling, Civic Place,Stirling WA 6021.

c J. S. Battye Library, Alexander Library Building, PerthCultural Centre, Francis Street,Perth WA 6000.

SubmissionsSubmissionseither supportingor objectingto any provisionsof the proposedamendmentareinvitedand may be madeon submission6A forms available at the offices listed aboveand lodged with:

The SecretaryState Planning CommissionCl- Departmentof Planning andUrban Development469 Wellington StreetPerthWA 6000

Submissionsmust be lodged by 4.30 pm Monday 20 May, 1991.

- GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary.


PD403


SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONCity of Bayswater

Town Planning SchemeNo. 21-Amendment No. 20

Ref: 853/2/14/25,Pt. 20.

Notice is hereby given that the City of Bayswater has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoning Lot 520 No. 533-535 Walter Road, from "Light Industry"to "Showroom/Warehouse".Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 61 Broun Avenue, Morley, and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to and including May 31, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged withthe undersignedon or before May 31, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

K. B. LANG, Town Clerk.

PD404


APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTCity of Bunbury

Town Planning SchemeNo. 6-AmendmentNo. 111Ref: 853/6/2/9,Pt 111.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of Bunbury TownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton April 9, 1991 for the purposeof-

Modifying theZoning Table 1, Item 55, noxiousindustry by deletingthe "X" usein the "GeneralIndustry/Port Industry" zoneand inserting a "SA" use in its place.and

Modifying the SchemeText by inserting a new clausein Division 4-4.13 Industrial Zones-

Any noxious industry proposedfor "General Industry" or "Port Industry" zoned land is tobe referred to both the Health Departmentand the EnvironmentalProtection Authority.Approval is to be given by both theseAuthorities prior to Council issuing an approval.

E. C. MANEA, Mayor.

V. S. SPALDING, Town Clerk.

PD405


SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONCity of Gosnells

Town Planning SchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 3SSRef: 853/2/25/1,Pt. 3S5.Notice is hereby given that the City of Gosnells has - prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof addingto Clause5 and introducinga new Clause270 to the SchemeText.Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices, 2120 Albany Highway, Gosnells and at the Departmentof Planning and UrbanDevelopment, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to and including May 31, 1991.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged withthe undersignedon or before May 31, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

D. PARKER, Acting Town Clerk.


PD406


SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of GosnellsTown Planning SchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 356

Ref: 853/2/25/1, Pt. 356.

Notice is hereby given that the City of Gosnells has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purpose of rezoning Lot 48 and Part Lot 35 Brixton Street, Kenwick, from"Rural" zoneto "ResidentialA", "ResidentialB" and "Shopsand Local Business"zonesand "Parksand Recreation"reserve.

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices, 2120 Albany Highway, Gosnells and at the Departmentof Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to and including May 31, 1991.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodged withthe undersignedon or before May 31, 1991.

This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

G. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.

PD407


APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTShire of Ashburton

Town Planning SchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 6Ref: 853/10/3/3, Pt. 6.

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approvedthe Shire of AshburtonTownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton April 10, 1991 for the purpose of-

a rezoningLot 318, beingpart of Lot 26, Killawarra Drive from ParksandRecreationReserveto Special Site Church.

b by adding to Appendix 2-Special Site Schedule-Lot No. Road Purpose

318 Killawarra Drive Church

E. ROBBINS, President.

L. A. VICARY, Shire Clerk.

PD408 -


SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONShire of Broome

Town Planning SchemeNo. 2-Amendment No. 87

Ref: 8S3/7/2/3,Pt. 87.

Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Broome has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendment for the purpose of rezoning Lot 103, MacPherson Road, from ‘Residential’ to‘Commercial’.Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices, Weld Street,Broomeand at the Departmentof Planning andUrban Development,Albert Facey House, 469-489Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available for inspectionduringoffice hoursup to and including May 31, 1991.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before May 31, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

D. L. HAYNES, Shire Clerk.


PD409


APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

Shire of Busselton

Town Planning SchemeNo. S-AmendmentNo. 158

Ref: 8S3/6/6/6, Pt. 158.

It is hcreby notified for public information, in accordancewith Section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct, 1928 as amended that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire ofBusseltonTown Planning SchemeAmendmenton April 10, 1991 for the purposeof-

1. Rezoningportion of SussexLocationS and beingLot 17 on Plan 1717 in Certificateof TitleVolume 1082, Folio 916 from "General Farming" to "RestrictedUseZone-ResidentialR20,Single Residential,GroupResidential and Recreationand Drainage".

2. Inserting in Appendix V of the SchemeText the following:

West Street Portion Sussex Loca- ResidentialR20, GroupResidential,Singletion S being Lot 17 on Residential and Recreationand DrainagePlan 1717 Certificate wherein:of Title, Volume 1082, 1. Developmenton lots less than 600 sq.mFolio 916 in area shall be subject to the provisions

of paragraph4.8 of the Scheme.

3. Inserting in Part IV of the Schemethe following:

-" 4,8 SPECIAL PROVISIONS-RESTRICTEDUSE ZONES RESIDENTIAL R20

4.8.1 Interpretation:

4.8.1.1 Terms and expressionsused in paragraph4.8 and the term "R20"shall have the meaningsgiven to them in and for the purposesof Appendix 3 to the "Statement of Planning Policy No 1-Residential Planning Codes" gazettedon January30, 1985 asamendedand hereundercalled the "R-Codes".

4.8.1.2 The term "Restricted Use Zone-ResidentialR20" meanslandzoned "Restricted Use" under the Scheme and within which,under the provisions of paragraph3.3.6, the use or purpose"Residential R20" is included as a permitted use in the uses orpurposesset against such land in Appendix V of the Scheme.

4.8.1.3 The term "PerformanceStandards"meansdesign criteria to beestablishedin relation to:

a building envelopes,building design,constructionmaterials and colours.

b landscapingand streetscape.

c design and treatment of driveways, fencing and otherfixtures or structureson the land.

4.8.2 Application

4.8.2.1 Except with the consentof the Council, the useand developmentof land within a "RestrictedUse Zone-ResidentialR20" shall bein accordancewith the provisions-of paragraph4.8.

4.8.2.2 The provisions of the Schemeshall apply to all land within a"Restricted Use Zone-ResidentialR20" exceptwhere the provisionsof the Schemeareinconsistentwith paragraph4.8 in whichcasethe provisions of paragraph4.8 shall prevail.

4.8.2.3 For thepurposesof Appendix 1-Zoning Tableof theScheme,lotswithin a "Restricted Use Zone-ResidentialR20" and having anarea of:

a Less than 1,200 sq.m shall be regardedas though theywere zonedSingle Residential; and

b 1,200 sq.m or greatershall be regardedas though theywere zoned Group Residential.

4,8.3 Intent of Zone and Subdivision

4.8.3.1 The intent of the "Restricted Use Zone-ResidentialR20" is topermit the subdivision of compact residential lots and thedevelopmentof dwelling housesthereon.

4.8.3.2 Subdivision of land within an areazoned"RestrictedUseZone-ResidentialR20" shall be generallyin accordancewith a Development Guide Plan adoptedfor the land.

4.8.3.3 The Council may on the application of the owner and in theexercise of its discretion adopt a DevelopmentGuide Plan withreferenceto any land zoned "Restricted Use Zone-ResidentialR20" and may in its discretion agreeto the amendmentof orsubstitute a new Development Guide Plan for one previouslyadopted.


4.8.3.4 In Council agreeingto initiate a rezoning of land to "RestrictedUse R20", it shall be on the basis that the future lot ownersofthe subdividedsmall lots shall carry out developmentsof housingand associatedfacilities upon the lots createdin accordancewiththe approvedsubdivision plan and performancestandards.

4.8.3.5 The DevelopmentGuide Plan shall have regardto the followingrequirementsto the satisfactionof Council:

a The need to protectexisting vegetation.

bI The provision of undergroundpower.

cI The need to link the land with adjoining reserves forrecreation.

dl Where the use of private roads, being a number ofadjoining battleaxe legs is intended, the road shall beconstructedof brick paving to thesatisfactionof Council.

el With regardto paragraph4.8.3.5d, a covenantshall berequired between the owners of the battleaxe lots inrespectto maintenanceand reciprocalrights of access,tothe satisfactionof Council.

4.8.3.6 Notwithstanding any provision of the Scheme or Policy of theCouncil to the contrary, the minimum lot area for a dwellinghousewithin a "Restricted Use Zone-ResidentialR20" shall be450 sq.m.

4.8.4 Application of Provisions

The provisions of sub-paragraphs4.8.5 to 4.8.12 inclusive shall apply only inthe caseof dwelling houseson lots of less than 600 sq.m in area.

4.8.S PerformanceStandards

4.8.5.1 A PerformanceStandardsreport and DevelopmentGuide Planshall be preparedby the applicant to the satisfactionof Counciland will have regardto the following matters:

a The siting of a building envelopefor each lot.

b Buildings shall be designedand constructedon a basisthat will ensurecompatibility andharmonyin materials,colour and appearance,developingpossibly a theme, ifnecessaryproviding designoptions, in order to establishthe characterand identity of the project.

cI All two storeybuildings shall haveregardto lighting andamenity in terms of impact on adjoining propertiesinaccordancewith the relevantprovisions of the Residential Planning Codes.

dl Detailed specificationson landscapingfor all front setback areasand roadverges.

e The front setback area of a dwelling house and theadjoining verge shall be the subject of a detailed landscapingplan to the satisfactionof Council, prior to theissue of a building licence.

0 Driveways of dwelling houses on the lots shall beconstructedof similar materialsand if appropriate,thatof the adjoining road or private accessway.

g Visitor parking, if consideredappropriateor necessarybyCouncil may be requiredto be incorporatedinto the roaddesign.

hI Vehicle accessto the rear of the lots to be provided toensureprovision for additional parking and/or storageofvehicles at the rearof the dwelling house.

i Details on fencingdesignand materialsare to be agreedto the satisfactionof Council.

j Notwithstanding paragraph 4.8.12 of the Scheme,nofencing shall be permitted forward of the front setback.

k Details of proposedstreet namesignage,street lightingand any other street furniture applicableto the development to be agreedto the satisfactionof Council.

4.8.5.2 The performancestandardsrelating to the private owners shallalso be enforcedby covenantson the subdivided lots imposedbythe subdividing landowner.

4.8.S.3 Council’s final approvalof the zoningamendmentdocumentshallbe conditional to Council’s endorsementof a PerformanceStandards report in accordancewith paragraph4.8.5.1.


4.8.6 Streetand Rear Setbacks4.8.6.1 The minimum setbackof a single storey building to a street lot

boundaryshall be 6 metresand to a rear lot boundaryshall be8 metres.

4.8.6.2 The setbackof a building from the street or rear boundarymaybe reducedby up to 50 per cent, providedthat theareacontainedbetween that boundary and the building projected onto thatboundaryis not lessthan would be thecasewerethe setbackssetout in sub paragraph4.8.6.1 complied with.

4.8.6.3 Where a lot has boundariesto two or more streets,the setbackfrom the less important street or streetsmay be reduced to notless than 3.Om provided that adequateprovision is made fortraffic sight lines. The provisions of sub-paragraph4.8.6.2 shallnot apply in suchcases.

4.8.7 Side Setbacks

4.8.7.1 For the purposeof determining length of a wall, the provisionsof Clause 11.2 of the R-Codesshall apply.

4.8.7.2 The minimum setback of a single storey building to a sideboundaryshall be:

a 1 metre for walls less than or equal to 9m in lengthcontainingno major openingsto habitable rooms; or

b 1.5 metres for walls greater than 9m in length orcontainingmajor openings to habitablerooms; providedthat no portion of the eavesoverhangof a roof is closerthan 7SOmm to the boundary.

4.8.7.3 The terms "side setback"and "rear setback"shall be interpretedso that either side and the rear setbackmay be interchanged.

4.8.8 Walls on Boundaries

4.8.8.1 Notwithstanding theprovisionsof sub paragraph4.8.7 asidewallof a single storey dwelling may be built up to a side boundaryprovided that such a wall doesnot exceedthe following length:

a for walls not exceeding2m in height, no limit;

bI for walls not exceeding 2.Sm average height and amaximum height of 3.Sm at any point, 2/3 of theboundarylength; or

cI for walls not exceeding3m averageheight and a maximum of 4m at any point, 1/2 of the boundarylength.

4.8.8.2 No wall built up to a side boundaryshall containwindows or anyother openingto that boundary.

4.8.9 Two Storey Dwellings

4.8.9.1 The height of a dwelling houseincluding the roofshall not exceed9 metresabovemeansite level.

4.8.9.2 A side wall of a secondarystorey of a dwelling houseshall notcontain openings having a sill height of less than 1,6m tohabitablerooms and shall be set back from the sideboundaryasfollows:

a Walls less than or equal to 9m in length-1.5m; or

bI Walls greaterthan 9m in length-3m.

4.8.10 Parking4.8.10.1 Provision shall be made on each lot for the parking of two cars,

one parking spaceof which is to be covered.Parkingspacesmaybe located such that one is behind the other.

4.8.10.2 Spaceshall be set aside on each lot of dimensions 6m x 2.Smbehind the requiredstreet setbackand in such a manneras tonot be readily visible from the street for the parking of arecreationalvehicle.

4.8.11 On-Site Open Space4.8.11.1 Not less than 50% of each lot shall be set asideas open space.

4.8.11.2 For the purposeof sub-paragraph4.8.11.1,open spaceshall notinclude accessdriveways or land set asideunder sub paragraph4.8.10.2.

4.8.12 Fences4.8.12.1 A fence constructedforward of a dwelling houseso as to be visible

from a street or public place shall:

a not exceed1.8m in height,


b be constructedof decorative material approved by theCouncil;

cI not be constructedin whole or in part of corrugatedreinforced cementsheetingor corrugatediron sheeting;and

dl not enclosean areagreaterthan the equivalent of 50%of that portion of the lot betweenthe dwelling houseandthe street alignment.

4.8.12.2 Commonboundaryfencesin front setbackareasshall haveregardto setbacks of established dwellings or structures and shallendeavourto ensurethat the fence doesnot havean undesirableimpacton thestreetscapeby intrusion into the front setbackarea.

4.8.13 Streetscape

4.8.13.1 Preferenceshall be given to non-standardbituminous sealroads.Preferredroadpavementmaterialsare:

a Brickpaving

b Bituminous-concretewith 1. 5 metre width brick pavedshoulders

c Coloured bituminous concrete.

4.8.13.2 Where there are long straight roadreservesincorporatedin thesubdivision,a meanderingroadpavementor landscapedislandsshould be utilised.

4.8.13.3 Proposedlandscapingshould be used to provide:

a Visual relief, softening of built form, shadeand screening.

b Small well designedplanting areasincorporatedinto the- developmentandlocatedat strategicpoints.

c Tree planting utilised to enhancethe streetscapeand- located at strategicpoints in relation to road pavement

designs.

dl Aestheticenhancementof Public Open Spaceareas.

4.8.13.4 Considerationshall be given to the design of:

a Street lighting poles.

b Street namesigns.

c Other street furniture.Regardshall be hadto the establishmentof athemein thedesignand constructionand useof materials in the provision of publicutilities of this nature.

J. R. COOPER, President.I. STUBBS, Shire Clerk.

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SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

Shire of Carnarvon

Town Planning SchemeNo. 10-AmendmentNo. 4Ref: 853/10/2/12Pt. 4.Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Carnarvonhas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoning portion of CarnarvonTown Lot 43 RobinsonStreet from"Special Rural" to "Light Industrial".Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Francis Street, Carnarvon and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert House, 469-489Wellington Street, Perth, andwill be available for inspectionduring office hours up to and including May 31, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be made in writing on Form No. 4 andlodged withthe undersignedon or before May 31, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

P. J. BLACK, Shire Clerk.


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Ref: 853/6/6/6, Pt. 17S.


APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTShireof Busselton

Town Planning SchemeNo. S-AmendmentNo. 175

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of Bunbury TownPlanning SchemeAmendment on April 11, 1991 for the purposeof-

1. RezoningDunsboroughSuburbanPt Lot 50 and lots 51, 52, 53, 54, 55 and 56 NaturalisteTerrace and the abutting unconstructedroad reservesof Chapman,Jamesand ForrestStreets,Dunsboroughasdepictedon theSchemeAmendmentMap, from ‘GeneralFarming’to ‘Restricted Use’, and

2. Amending the Scheme Text by adding to Appendix V-Restricted Use Zones, thefollowing-

Street Particularsof Land Only Use Permitted

Naturaliste TerraceNaturaliste Terraceand ChapmanStreetJamesStreet

ChapmanStreet

Forrest Street

Pt Lot SOLots 51, 52, S3, 54, 55and 56Road reservebetweenNaturaliste Terraceand ChapmanStreetRoadReserveabuttingLots Si and 56 inclusive

Roadreserveabuttingnorthern boundary oflot 56

LAND USE1. Residential Development R5, RiO,

R12.S, R15, R17.5, R20 and R30 asmay be permittedby the ResidentialPlanning Codes and any specific provisions ofthe Scheme. For the purpose of Schemedevelopment requirements "ResidentialPlanning Codes" means the ResidentialPlanningCodessetout in Appendix3 to theStatement of Planning Policy No. 1, togetherwith any amendmentsthereto.

2. Recreationand Drainage.

SUBDIVISION

3. Subdivision and Development of the lotsshall be generally in accordancewith aPolicy Plan and Policy Statement adoptedby Council and the Departmentof Planningand Urban Development.

4. An application to subdivideanddevelop thelots shall not be approveduntil the following mattershavebeenresolved-

a The implementation of a traffic studyand adoption of a Traffic ManagementPlan for the DunsboroughTownsite.Townsite Boundaries are as definedunder the Land Act, excluding Reserve21629.

b The implementationof a ComprehensiveDrainageStudy and adoption of a Master DrainagePlan for the DunsboroughTownsite. Townsite Boundariesare asdefined under the Land Act, excludingReserve21629.

cI The Policy Plan and Policy statementhave been adoptedby Council and theDepartmentof Planning and Urban Development.

5. Subdividing landownersshall be requiredtocontribute to the funding of the TrafficManagementand Drainage Studies to thesatisfactionof Council.

6. Subidivision proposalsshall have regard tothe following requirementsto the satisfaction of Council-

a Open Space areas shall be providedalong creek lines. Includedwithin theseareasshall be the provision of dual usepathswhich provide links to communityfacilities and attractions.


Street Particularsof Land Only Use Permitted

bI Vegetationprotectionareasshall be provided adjoining Naturaliste TerraceandChapmanStreet and enforced by covenants imposedby the subdividing landowner in addition to the provisions ofthe Scheme.

c A rangeof residential lot sizesshall beprovidedto cater for and allow housingchoice,

dl The provision of undergroundpower.

el Due considerationshall be given to theintegration of the subdivision with surrounding lots.

DEVELOPMENT7. Buildings shall be of character and con

structedof materialswhich allow it to blendinto the landscapeof the locality. Guidelinesfor the character,colours and materials ofbuildings shall be preparedby thesubdividing landownerto the satisfactionof Counciland enforcedby covenants.

8. No building shall exceed nine metres inheight above the meansite level.

9. Fencingdesignandmaterialsshall be to thesatisfactionof Council.

10. No trees or substantial vegetation shall befelled or removed from the land exceptwhere-

il it is requiredfor approveddevelopmentworks;

ii treesare dead,diseasedor dangerous.Notwithstanding the above, the Council’swritten approval shall be obtained for theremoval of all treesand substantialvegetation, including works associatedwith thesubdivision of the land.

MANAGEMENT11. Prior to subdivision works commencing,the

subdivider is requiredto erecta sign statingthat the site is a ‘Restricted Use’ zoneandall proposeddevelopmentis subject to theconditions of this amendment.

12. The developer is to make satisfactory arrangements with the Local Authority toensureprospective purchasersare advisedof the special provisionswhich apply to theamendmentarea.

J. R. COOPER, President.

I. STUBBS, Shire Clerk.

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Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup

Town Planning SchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 14

Ref: 853/6/4/3 Pt. 14.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of theTown Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire of DonnybrookBalingup Town Planning SchemeAmendmenton April 10, 1991 for the purposeof:

1. RezoningPortion of Lot 1 of Wellington Location 1244 from "Special Rural" to "SpecialUse-Extractive Industry".

1802 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA - [19 April 1991

2. Inserting with Appendix 2 of the SchemeText the following:Appendix 2

Column aArea Five-Sheet-Lot 1 of Wellington Location 1244, Irishtown Road.

Column bIa Extractive Industry-Donnybrook Stone, under which the following conditions of

extractionshall apply:o Hours of operations:shall commenceno earlier that 0700 hours and shall finish

no later than 1700 hours on the days Mondayto Friday.o Noise levels are not to exceed the levels specified under section 65 of the

EnvironmentalProtectionAct of WesternAustralia 1986.o The land which hasbeenexcavatedis to be recontouredasnearas possibleto its

original condition.o All vegetationthat is removed is to be replacedwith similar speciesof vegetation.° The developersare requiredto contributetowards the cost of sealingall unsealed

sectionsof Meotti Road from Irishtown Road to the northern boundary of Lot 1,prior to operationcommencing,and to maintain roadthereafterto thespecificationand satisfactionof Council.

° The developmentof the quarry is subjectto a licence firstly beingobtainedunderCouncil’s Extractive Industry By-laws.

° Screenplanting along the southernboundaryof Lot 1, where it adjoins Lot 2, isto be undertakento Council specifications.

° No drainagewaters or dust are to be exportedoff the site.W. B. HEARMAN, President.

J. R. ATTWOOD, Shire Clerk.

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Shireof Manjimup

Town Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 6

Ref: 853/6/14/20, Pt. 6.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approvedthe Shire of Manjimup TownPlanning SchemeAmendment on April 10, 1991 for the purposeof-

1. Introducing the following interpretation into Part I, Clause 1.6 Interpretation of theSchemeText-

‘RestrictedPremises’meansany premises,partor parts thereof,usedor designedto be usedprimarily for the sale by retail or wholesale,or the offer for hire, loan or exchange,or theexhibition, display or delivery of-

a publications that are classified as restricted publications pursuant to the IndecentPublicationsand Articles Act- 1902 as amended;or

b materials,compounds,preparationsor articles which are usedor intendedto be usedprimarily in or in connectionwith any form of sexualbehaviouror activity.

2. AmendingTable No. 1 appendedto Clause3.3 by-

a Introducing-a new Use Class-"RestrictedPremises"in the appropriateplace.

bI Inserting the symbol "X" oppositethe new Use Class-"RestrictedPremises"to applyto the following zoneslisted in Table No. 1: Private Clubs and Institutions and Placesof Public Assembly, Residential, Special Residential,Short Stay Residential, Rural,General Industry and Special Rural.

c Inserting the symbol "AA" oppositethe new Use Class"Restricted Premises"to applyto the following zoneslisted in Table No. 1: ServiceIndustry, Commercial.

M. E. DAUBNEY, President.

M. D. RIGOLL, Shire Clerk.


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Shire of Shark Bay

Town Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 27Ref: 8S3/10/S/3,Pt. 27.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct, 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shire of SharkBay TownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton April 10, 1991 for the purpose of-

i adding to the SchemeText Part VII

PART VII-CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS

7.1 Power to Control Advertisements7.1.1 For the purpose of this Scheme, the erection, placement and display of

advertisementsandtheuseof land or buildings for thatpurposeis developmentwithin the definition of the Act requiring, except as otherwise provided, theprior approval of the Council. Such PlanningConsent is required in additionto any licence pursuant to Council’s Signs and Hoarding and Bill PostingBylaws.

7.1.2 Applications for Council’s Consentto this Partshall be submittedin accordancewith the provisions of Part II of the Schemeand shall be accompaniedby acompletedAdditional Information Sheet in the form set out at Appendix 1giving details of the advertisementsto be erected,placedor displayedon theland.

7.2 Existing Advertisements

Advertisementswhich:

a were lawfully erected,placedor displayedprior to the approvalof this Scheme,

or

b may be erected,placedor displayedpursuantto a licence or other approvalgrantedby the Council prior to the approvalof this Scheme,hereinafterin thisPart referred to as ‘existing advertisements’, may, except as otherwiseprovided, continueto be displayedor be erectedand displayedin accordancewith the licence or approval as appropriate.

7.3 Considerationof ApplicationWithout limiting thegeneralityof the matterswhich may be taken into accountwhenmaking a decisionupon an Application for PlanningConsentto erect, placeor displayan advertisement,Council shall examine each such application in the light of theobjectivesof the Schemeand with particular referenceto the characterand amenityof the locality within which it is to be displayedincluding its historic or landscapesignificance and traffic safety, and the amenity of adjacent areas which may beaffected.

7.4 Exemptions from the Requirementto Obtain Consent

Subject to the provisions of the Main RoadsControl of Signs Regulations 1983 andnotwithstanding the provisions of Clause 7,1.1, the Council’s prior consent is notrequired in respectof thoseadvertisementslisted in Table 3 which for the purposeofthis Part are referred to as ‘exemptedadvertisements’,he exemptionslisted in Table3 do not apply to buildings, conservationareasor landscapeprotection oneswhich areeither:

il listed by the National Trust;

ii listed on the register of the National Estate;

iii includedin local authority town planning schemebecauseof their heritageorlandscapevalue.

7.5 Discontinuance

Notwithstanding the Scheme objectives and Clause 7.4, where the Council candemonstrateexceptionalcircumstanceswhich causean exemptedor existing advertisement to seriously conflict with the objectivesof this Part, it may by notice in writinggiving clear reasonsrequire the advertiser to remove, relocate,adapt or otherwisemodify the advertisementwithin a period of time specified in the notice.

7.6 Derelict or Poorly Maintained SignsWhere, in the opinion of the Council, an advertisementhas been permitted todeteriorateto a point where it conflicts with the objectivesof the Schemeor it ceasesto be effective for the purposefor which it was erectedor displayed.Council may bynotice in writing require the advertiserto:

a repair, repaintor otherwiserestorethe advertisementto a standardspecifiedby Council in the notice, or

b removethe advertisement.


7.7 Notices7.7.1 ‘The advertiser’ shall be interpretedas any one or any groupcomprisedof the

owner,occupier, licensee.

7.7.2 Any notice served in exceptional circumstancespursuant to Clause 7.5or pursuantto Clause7.6 shall be servedupon the advertiserand shall specify:

i the advertisementsthe subject of the notice.

ii full details of the action or alternativecoursesof action to be taken by theadvertiser to comply with the notice,

iii the period, not beingless than 60 days,within which theactionspecifiedshallbe completedby the advertiser.

7.7.3 Any personupon whom a notice is servedpursuantto this Part may, withina period of 60 daysfrom the dateof the notice, appealto theHon. Minister forPlanning or the Town Planning AppealTribunal in accordancewith Part V ofthe Act, and where any such appeal is lodged the effect of the noticeshall besuspendeduntil the decisionto uphold, quashor vary the notice is known andshall thereafterhaveeffect accordingto that decision.

7.8 Schemeto Prevail

Where the provisions of this Part are found to be at variancewith the provisions ofthe Council’s Signs, Hoarding and Bill PostingBylaws, the provisions of the Schemeshall prevail.

7.9 Enforcementand Penalties

The offencesand penaltiesprovisions specified in Clause 6.3 of the Schemeapply tothe advertiser in this part.

ii adding to this Part-Table 3-ExemptedAdvertisementsPursuantto Clause7.4;

iii adding to the Appendices,"Appendix No 6-Control Of Advertising-Additional Information Sheetfor AdvertisementApproval"

Table 3

EXEMPTED ADVERTISEMENTS PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 8.4

Land Use and/or Exempted Sign 1rpe and Number Maximum Area ofDevelopment Includes the change of posters on poster ExemptedSign

Requiring signs and appliesnon-illuminatedunlessothAdvertisement erwise stated

Dwellings One professionalname-plateas appropriate. 0.2 m2

Home Occupation One advertisementdescribing the nature ofthe home occupation.

0.2 m2

Places of Worship,Meeting Halls andPlaces of Public As-sembly.

One advertisement detailing the functionand/or the activities of the institution con-cerned.

0.2 m2

Cinemas, Theatresand Drive-in Theatres

Two signs illuminated or non-illuminateddetailing the entertainmentbeing presentedfrom time to time at the venue upon whichthe signs are displayed.

Each advertisementsignnot to exceed5 m2.

Shops, Showroomsand other uses appro-priate to a ShoppingArea.

All advertisementsaffixed to the buildingbelow the top of theawning or, in the absenceof an awning, below a line measuredat 5metres from the ground floor level of thebuilding subject to a compliance with therequirementsof the Signs, Hoarding andBillPostingBy-laws.

Not Applicable

Industrial and Ware-housePremises.

A maximumof 4 advertisementsappliedto oraffixed to the walls of the building but not

- including signswhich projectabove theeavesor the ridge of the roof of the building, andexcluding signs projecting from a buildingwhetheror not those signs are connectedtoa pole, wall or other building.A maximum of two free-standingadvertise-mentSigns not exceeding5 m in height abovegroundlevel.

-

Total area of any suchadvertisementsshall notexceed15 m2

Maximum permissibletotal area shall not exceed 10 m2 and individual advertisementsignsshall not exceed6 m2.


Land Use and/or ExemptedSign Type and Number Maximum Area ofDevelopment Includes the change of posters on poster ExemptedSign

Requiring signs and appliesnon-illuminatedunlessothAdvertisement erwise stated

Showroom, race All signs provided that, in each case, the N/Acourses, major racing advertisementis not visible from outside thetracks, sports stadia, complex or facility concerned, either frommajor sporting other private land or from public placesandgrounds and com- streets.plexes.

Public Placesand Re- a Advertisement signs illuminated and N/Aserves non-illuminated relating to the functions

of Government, a public authority orcouncil of a municipality excluding thoseof a promotional nature constructed orexhibited by, or on behalf of any suchbody, and

b Advertisement signs illuminated andnon-illuminated required for the managementor control of traffic on any publicroad, car park, cycleway, railway or waterway where such advertisement hasbeenconstructedor exhibitedby or at thedirection of a Government department,public authority or thecouncil of a municipality, and

c Advertisement signs illuminated andnon-illuminated required to be exhibitedby or pursuantto any statuteor regulation or the like madepursuantto powerscontainedwithin a Statute providedthatany such advertisement is constructedand/or exhibited strictly in accordancewith the requirementsspecified therein.

N/A

N/A

AdvertisementswithinBuildings.

All advertisementsplacedor displayedwithinbuilding which cannotordinarily be seenbya personoutside of thosebuildings.

N/A

All classesof buildingsother than single fam-ily dwellings,

Oneadvertisementsign containingthename,number and address of the building, thepurposefor whith the building is usedor thename and addressof the managing agentthereof.

0.2 m2

Temporary Signs ExemptedSign Type and NumberAll non-illuminatedunlessotherwisestated.

Maximum Area ofExemptedSign

Building ConstructionSites advertisementsigns displayed onlyfor the duration of theconstruction as follows:i Dwellings One advertisementper street frontage con-

taming details of the projectand the contractors undertakingthe constructionwork.

2 m2

ii Multiple Dwell- One sign as for il above. S m2ings, Shops Commercial & Industrial projects.

iii Large develop- One sign as for il above. S m2ment or redevelopment projects One additional sign showing the nameof theinvolving shop- project builder.ping centres, office or otherbuildings exceeding 3 storeys inheight.

S m2

01736-7


Temporary Signs ExemptedSign Type and NumberAll non-illuminatedunlessotherwisestated.

Maximum Area ofExemptedSign

Salesof Goodsor Live- One sign per lot displayedfor a period not 2 m2stock. exceeding3 months advertising the sale of

goods or livestock upon any land or withinany building upon which the sign is exhibitedprovided that the land is not normally usedfor that purpose.

PropertyTransactions.Advertisement signsdisplayedfor theduration of a period overwhich property transactionsare offered andnegotiatedas follows:

a Dwellings One sign per streetfrontagefor eachpropertyrelating to the sale, leasing or impendingauction of the property at or upon which thesign is or the signs are displayed.

Each sign shall notceedan areaof 2 m2.

ex

bI Multiple Dwell- One sign as for a above. Each sign shall not exings, Shops Com- ceedan areaof S m2.mercial & Industrial Properties.

c Large properties One sign as for a above. Each sign shall not excomprised of shop- ceedan areaof 10 m2.ping centres,buildings in excess offour storeys andrural propertiesinexcessof S ha,

Display Homes.

Advertisement signs il One sign for eachdwelling on display. 2 m2displayed for the period overwhich homes ii In addition to i aboveone sign for each 5 m2are on display for pub- group of dwellings displayed by a singlelic inspection, project builder giving details of the pro

ject building company and details of therangeof dwellings on display.

Appendix No. 6

TOW,N PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SHIRE OF SHARK BAY

TOWN PLANING SCHEME No. 2

NOTICE OF PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALIt is HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information and comment that the Council has received anapplication to develop land for the purpose describedhereunder:LAND DESCRIPTION

LOT No STREET

PROPOSAL

Details of the proposalare available for inspectionat the Council Office.

Comments on the proposalmay be submitted to the Council in writing on or before the

dayof 19,............

SHIRE CLERK

DATEJ. SELLENGER, President.

R. N. SCANTLEBURY, Shire Clerk.


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METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959

PLANNING CONTROL AREA-NOTICE OF REVOCATION

Clarkson Road, Maylands-PCA No. 13

File No. 835-2-20-2.

The StatePlanningCommission,acting in accordwith section 35C of the MetropolitanRegion TownPlanning SchemeAct, has resolvedto revoke its declaration for a PlanningControl Area No. 13for land in Clarkson Road, Maylands, City of Stirling. The Hon Minister for Planning hasgrantedapproval to the revocationof the Planning Control Area.

Declaration of the Planning Control Area No. 13 was published in the Government GazetteonJanuary12, 1990.Revocationof Planning Control Area No. 13 shall haveeffect from the dateof publication of thisnotice in the GovernmentGazette.

GORDON G. SMITH, SecretaryState Planning Commission.

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STATE PLANNING COMMISSION ACT 1985

METROPOLITAN PLANNING COUNCIL

APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS AND DEPUTY MEMBERS

File: 806-2-1-182V3.

The Minister for Planning, in accordancewith provisions containedin sections2S and 30 of theState Planning Commission Act, has appointed the following personsas Members and DeputyMembers on the Metropolitan Planning Council, for the term February18, 1991 to December31,1991.

As AppointedMember-In accordancewith section 25 1 b-

David Edwin Hatt of 5 Brechin Court, Duncraig, WA 6023

JosephMichael Ratcliffe of 129 Forrest Street, PeppermintGrove, WA 6011

Leslie Anne McComish of 102 Glengariff Drive, Floreat Park, WA 6014

In accordancewith section 25 1 cI-CharlesFrancis Hopkins of 50 Browne Avenue, Dalkeith, WA 6009, Rt Hon The Lord Mayor,City of Perth

In accordancewith section 25 11 dl-George Humphrey Park, Councillor of the Shire of Swan, of "Yarrimbah", Lage Road, EastBullsbrook, WA 6084, as nominee of the EasternDistrict Planning Committee

RogerCharlesStubbs,Councillor of theCity of Armadale,of 10 RaeburnRoad, Roleystone,WA6111, as nomineeof the South East District PlanningCommittee

Domenico Antonio Cosimo Vallelonga, Councillor of the City of Stirling, of 8 Udall Place,Gwelup, WA 6018, as nominee of the North West District Planning Committee

Ronald Francis Hoffman, Councillor of the City of Melville, of 3 GarlandCourt, Kardinya, WA6163, as nominee of the South West District Planning Committee

GrahamRoy Emery, Councillor of theTown of Mosman Park,of S Hope Street,MosmanPark,WA 6012, as nomineeof the Western SuburbsDistrict Planning Committee

In accordancewith section 25 1 e-StuartKeith Hicks, Director Generalof Transport,Departmentof Transport,Stirling Highway,Nedlands,WA 6009

RobertAllen Sippe, Director, Evaluations,EnvironmentalProtectionAuthority, 1 Mount Street,Perth, WA 6000Commissionerof the Main RoadsDepartment,Waterloo Crescent,East PerthWA 6000

As Deputy to Appointed Members-

David Francis Miguel, of 8 StrodeAvenue, Hamilton Hill, WA 6163, as Deputy to CouncillorRonald Hoffman

John Biase D’Orazio, of 137 Leake Street, Bayswater, WA 6062, as Deputy to CouncillorHumphrey Park

CharlesRich, of 15 Morgan Road, Redcliffe, WA 6014, as Deputy to Councillor RogerStubbs

Arnold Victor Dammers,of 36 BernboroughPlace,Wanneroo,WA 6065,asDeputy to CouncillorTony VallelongaDirector of Policy, Departmentof Transport,Stirling Highway, Nedlands,WA 6009, as Deputyto Mr Stuart Hicks


Manager, EnvironmentalAssessmentBranch, EnvironmentalProtection Authority, 1 MountStreet, Perth, WA 6000, as Deputy to Mr Robert Sippe

John GeorgeOsmondHackett, of 29 John Street, GooseberryHill, WA 6076, as Deputy to theCommissionerof the Main RoadsDepartment

Maria TeresaTorre, of 47 Lake Monger Drive, Wembley, WA 6014, as Deputy to Lord MayorCharlesHopkins

David John Caddy, of 1 Napier Street, Nedlands,WA 6009, as Deputy to Councillor GrahamEmery

Pleasenote that the deputy of an appointed member has at any meeting of the MetropolitanPlanningCouncil at which the member is not present,all of the functionsand entitlementsof thatmember.

GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary.

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METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-SECTION 33A AMENDMENT

APPROVED AMENDMENTEddystoneAvenuebetweenJoondalupDrive and the Mitchell Freeway

City of Wanneroo

No. 833/33A File No. 833-2-30-89The Hon Minister for Planninghasapproved,without modification, theabovementionedamendmentto the Metropolitan Region Scheme.

The amendmentas shown on Plan No. 4.1147, shall haveeffect as from the dateof publication ofthis notice in the Gazette.

The Plan as approvedcan be viewed at:1. Departmentof Planning and Urban Development,469 Wellington Street,Perth WA 6000.2. J. S. Battye Library, Alexander Library Building, Cultural Centre, Francis Street,

Northbridge WA 6000.3. Office of the Municipality of the City of Wanneroo,Boas Avenue, JoondalupWA 6065.

GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary.

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LIST OF MARINE COLLECTORS’ LICENCES -IssuedDuring the Period 1/1/91 to 31/3/91

Name;Address;Date Issued;Lic. No.

Abbott, StephenWayne; 8 Nakina Street,Albany; 18/2/91; 607.Ackermans,Johannes;27 Day Street, Kuhn, 18/1/91; 451.Agostino, Cosimo, Lot 1 Marlboro Crescent,SwanView; 14/3/91; 463.Alford, Henry Patrick; 45 Smith Street, Koorda; 21/1/91; 230,Allsopp, Reginald C.; 20 Cottrell Street, Dowerin; 9/1/91; 237,Auslender,Michael; 24 Howes Crescent,Dianella; 8/1/91; 219.Bain, Evan Neil; 35 Quinlan Street,Wongan Hills; 3/1/90; 171.Barrett, Kingsley; Perenjori; 16/1/91; 574.Bayens, GeorgeJacob; 34 Dorcas Way, Coolbellup; 15/1/91; 120.Bergin, Rex Patrick; Lot 18S6 Kirk Rock Road,Wickepin; 15/1/91; 317.Billingham, Keith; 48 NaughtonStreet, Hyden; 16/1/91; 259.Boladeras,RichardClive; c/- Avondale ResearchStation, Beverley; 3/1/90; 205.Bosbenberg,Mervyn; 16 Emily Street, Esperance;23/1/91; 576.Boys, Wayne Alfred; Lot 20S4 Archer Street, Broome; 7/1/91; 528.Bradley, Trevor John; 9 Grant Street, Dalwallinu; 5/4/91; 256,Brown, Kevin Walter; S Piccadilly Way, Dianella; 28/2/91; 284.Burton, Rodney; HazelvaleRoad, Walpole; 19/3/91; 109.Chapman,John Meldrum, Lot 299 Lion Road, Mt. Helena; 24/1/91; 226.Chapman,Stanley R.; 100 Rankin Street,Kondinin; 11/1/91; 124.Clough,William McRae; 10/152 Marine Parade,Cottesloe;23/1/91; 604,Dattilo, EugeneMark; 136 Balga Avenue,Balga; 7/2/91; 445.Day, Philip Clarence;6 CleaverStreet, Carnarvon; 22/2/91; 169.Donkin, ThomasF.; 2 Nanba Street, Newman;7/1/91; 600.Evdokimoff, Bill John; 27 South West Highway, Dardanup;8/3/91; 174.


Fassbender,Herman; 9 StrondsWay, South Hedland;23/1/91; 277.Flintoff, Bevis John; 51 Leeuwin Road, Augusta; 20/2/91; 233.Foster,Murray Reginald; 8 Bagley Road, Warwick; 17/1/91; 182.Gnos, Bruno; 21 Hovea Crescent,City Beach;23/1/91; 204,Goldsworthy, DouglasW.; 2 Slater Street, Goomalling; 3/1/91; 482.Gooch, Anthony, David; RMB 460 BremerBay; 9/1/90; 473.Grover, Anthony, 99 Hardy Road, Nedlands;3/1/91; 172.Gunnell, Ron; 2 Goyder Street, Corrigin; 19/3/91; 483.Hawthorne, Michael; 19 Morgo Crescent,Cloverdale;3/1//90; 172.Hick, David Mark; RMB 418 Bremer Bay; 15/1/91; 265.Hulland, JulianneM.; S3 Gratham Street; Cranbrook; 2/1/91; 286.Kay, Julia Hermina; 44 GrangeRoad, Nannup; 7/1/91; 388.Kempen, Cornelius; 159 SeventhAvenue, Inglewood; 22/1/91; 501.Kordic, Mark Andrew; PerupRoad, Manjimup; 9/1/91; 60S.Law, Neil; Lot 866, Tower Street, Leonora;9/1/91; 481.Lewis, Trevor Raymond;Lot 28 PlackettWay, Busselton; 1/3/91; 584.Lloyd, RodneyJohn; 7 Kathleen Close, Mandurah; 9/3/91; 363.Lloyd, William George;Lloyd Road, Pithara; S/2/91; 251.Lowe, Ronald Thomas; 26 CruickshankStreet,Mukinbudin; 7/1/91; 331.Luk, Corrie John; 10 Lindfield Street, Balga; 9/1/91; 60.Moore, Edwin; 22 Richter Avenue, Morawa; 1S/1/91; 298.Morton, JamesHenry; Lt 34 CrossmanRoad, Boddington; 3/12/90; 377.Muir, Darryl Keith; 80 Collingwood Street, OsbornePark; 6/2/91; 76.Muir, John Charles;80 Collingwood Street, OsbornePark; 6/2/91; 75.Murdock, Ian Trevor; 133 SpencerStreet, Ravensthorpe;3/12/91; 490.Mclnnes, Hayden; Dalmore Farm, Kuhn; 18/1/91; 224.Nelson, John Murray; 16 Gee Street, Lancelin; 18/1/91; 319.Pacino,Luigi; 25 Barlee Street, Mt. Lawley; 7/1/91; 318.Panelli, Angelo; 29 Kennedy Street, Morley; 25/1/91; 279.Papanaoum,Steven; 25 Farina Drive, Yokine; 23/1/91; 232.Parker,Melvyn John; 16 Bignell Drive, Busselton; 7/1/91; 601.Paternity, Vincenzo; 41 Helena Street, Guildford; 6/2/91; 157.Pawley, David; 9 Mega Street,Wanneroo;6/2/91; 606.Pursell, Anthony James;3 Jeffers Court, Busselton; 9/1/91; 492.Radford, Reg; 3S Joffres Avenue, Paraburdoo;13/2/91; 353.Robertson,Reginald A.; 44 Whitfield Street, JurienBay; 15/1/91; 602.Robinson,David Alexander;Hall Road, Serpentine;7/1/91; 504.Scott, Neville Longmore;9 Ridley Street, South Hedland; 20/2/91; 479.Spanswick,Frederick; 28 Herald Street; Narrogin; 15/1/91; 322,Sudlow-Haylett, Robert; 204 Culeenup Road, North Yunderup; 15/2/91; 564.Swartz, Morris; 137 Burton Street, Mt. Hawthorn; 7/1/91; 24.Taylor, Tanya Lee; 9 Lenane Street, Moora; 18/3/91; 608.Trestrail, Mervyn John; South Karlgarin Road, Karlgarin; 14/2/91; 200.Valentine, Melvyn James,216 Minninup Road, Bunbury; 1S/1/91; 603.Vernon, John Anthony; 5 RosscommonPlace, Bunbury; 8/1/91; 572.Wachmer,Alan Reginald; 16/269 Main Street, OsbornePark; 17/1/91; 341.Walton, William Alexander;York Street, Watheroo; 12/3/91; 134.Ward, Maxwell; Byrns Road, Wyalkatchem;9/1/91; 413.White, Barry William; 110 Thelma Street, Como; 7/1/91; 45.White, Noreen, 110 Thelma Street, Como; 7/1/91; 46.Whyte, Alan Rodger;36 RichardsonStreet,Brookton; 9/1/91; 522.Williams, Anthony John; 2 Kellerman Way, Gosnells; 9/1/91; S13.Willis, JamesArdagh; 41A Goldsmith Street, Bunbury; 15/2/91; 354.Wilson, Kenneth Graham, Box 39320 Winnellie, Darwin; 24/1/91; 544.Wolfenden,William Arthur; 4 Albert Street,Northam; 7/1/91; 162.Wren, Fred; Lot 37 Harris Road, Dardanup;29/1/91; 354.Young, Clive Douglas; 91 Lowwood Road, Mt. Barker; 15/1/91; 152.

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POLICE AUCTIONUnder the provisionsof the Police Act 1891-1983,unclaimed, stolenbicycles will be sold by publicauctionat theAutomotive ServicesBranch,SummersStreet,East Perth,on Tuesday,May 21, 1991at 9.00 a.m. Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar, GovernmentAuctioneer.

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [19 April 1991

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor has approved thefollowing temporaryallocation of portfolios during the absenceof the Hon. G. L. Hill, MLA, for theperiod 14-28 April 1991 inclusive.

Acting Minister for Mines; Fisheries; Mid-West; Minister assisting the Minister for StateDevelopment-HonG. I. Gallop, MLA.

M. C. WAUCHOPE, Acting Chief Executive.

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governorhas approved thefollowing temporary allocation of portfolios during the absenceof the Hon. I. F. Taylor, MLA, forthe period 20-28April 1991 inclusive.

Acting Minister for State Development;Goldfields-Hon D. L. Smith, MLA.


It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor hasapproved thefollowing temporary allocation of portfolios during the absenceof the Hon K. J. Wilson, MLA forthe period 12-2S April 1991 inclusive.

Acting Minister for Health-Hon R. J. Pearce,MLA.


THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TURF CLUB

AMENDMENTS TO BY-LAWS OF THE CLUBIn pursuanceof thepowersconferredon it by The WesternAustralian TurfClubAct 1892, The Western Australian Turf Club hereby gives notice that on28 February 1991 the following amendmentsto the By-laws of the Club wassubmitted to the Minister for Racing and Gaming. The amendmentsto theBy-laws havenot beendisallowedandwill comeinto operationupon publicationin this Gazette.

1. By-law 2a be amendedby deleting "Provisional Members"from iii.2. By-law 2b be deleted.

3. By-law 2c be amendedby deleting"ProvisionalMembers"andre-numberingto 2b.4. By-law 2d be amendedby being re-numberedto c.5. By-law 2e be deleted,

6. By-law 3a be deletedand replacedwith:

" a Subject to the provisions of these By-laws any person may makeapplication in the prescribedform to becomean Ordinary Member ofthe Club and shall be nominated by one Ordinary Member andsecondedby anotherin writing. The nominatorandsecondershall eachhavebeen a memberfor 18 months.

a i Notwithstanding the requirementsof By-law 3a a personwhodoesnot havea nominatoror seconder,may be consideredby theCommittee as a candidatefor membershipof the Club.

a ii Every applicationpursuantto By-law 3a shall be determinedbythe Committee by way of ballot.

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7. By-law 3c be amendedby deleting "a Lady Member or",

8. By-law 3d be deleted.9. By-law 3e be deleted.

10. By-law 3f be deleted.11. By-law 3fa be deleted.12. By-law 3g be re-numberedto 3d.13. By-law 3h be deletedand insert

el Any application pursuantto By-law 3d shall be determinedby theCommittee by way of ballot.

14. By-law 31 be amendedby deleting "Provisional Members," and renumberingto ID. -

15. By-law 3 insert after clausefl:g Any personwho was a ProvisionalMemberwhen this By-law 3g came

into effect shall automatically becomean Ordinary Member.

16. By-law 4 be deletedandbe replacedwith:* No ballot for election of Ordinary Membersshall be held unlessat least

two days’ written notice thereofshall havebeenpreviously sentto eachMember of the Committee. Such notice shall contain the names andoccupationsof the candidatesandthe namesof their respectivenominators and seconders,if any.

17. By-law S be amendedby inserting after 5: "a" andinserting a new clauseb as follows:

b Within one month after his election,a candidatemust pay his entrancefee and subscription for the currentyear, failing which his electionwillbe invalidated, unless he can satisfactorily justify the delay to theCommittee.

18. By-law 6 be deletedand replacedwith:

" 6. a Any Memberwho has renderedvaluable service to the Club maybe admittedas a Life Member.

b In order to be consideredfor Life Membership,a Membermust berecommendedto the Committee by the Members at a GeneralorSpecialGeneral Meeting.

c Life Memberswill be entitled to thesamerights andprivileges andbe subjectto the sameobligations asother Ordinary Membersbutshall not be liable to the paymentof any entrancefees or annualsubscription.

19. By-law 7 be deletedandreplacedwith:" 7. The Governorof WesternAustralia shall be an HonoraryMember of the

Club.20. By-law 8 be deletedand replacedwith:

" 8. Any personmay be admittedby the Committee as an HonoraryMemberat any of the Club’s race meetingswithout payment of entry.

21. By-law 9 to be amendedby inserting after "General" "or Special General"and deleting"member" and replacing it with "Member" in the secondlast line.22. By-law 12b be deletedand replacedwith:

" bI the Subscription payable by Members of the Club shall be such sumas the Committee may from time to time determine.

23. By-law 12c be amendedby deleting "member" with "Member".24. By-law 13 be deletedand replacedwith:

" 13. a The fiscal year of the Club commencing1 May 1990 shall be of15 months duration endingon 31 July 1991.

bI Membersof theClub shall pay suchsubscriptionas the Committeemay determinefor the additional 3 month period of the fiscal yearreferredto in By-law 13a. If any Member shall neglectto pay histransitional subscriptionbefore 1 November1991 he shall ceasetobe a Member.

cI The fiscal year of the Club shall thereaftercommenceon the firstday of August in eachyear and annual subscriptionsshall be dueand payable in advanceof that date.

25. By-law 14 be deleted.26. By-law 15 be deletedand replacedwith:

" 14. Any Member who intends to be absentfrom the Stateduring at leastsix months of the current year, may make written application to theCommittee to placehis nameon the "Absent MembersList".


27. By-law 16 be deletedand replacedwith:iS. The Committee may grant such application and if such Membercontinuesto be absentfrom the State for more than one year, may onwritten application keep the name of such Member on the "AbsentMembers List" for such further period during his absence as theCommittee may in its absolute discretion from time to time determine. "

28, By-law 17 be deletedand replacedwith:* 16. Any Member whosenameis on the "Absent MembersList" shall not

be entitled to any of theprivileges of a Memberand so long ashis nameshall be included therein he shall in lieu of the annualsubscription forthe time beingpayableunder By-law 12 pay annually such lessersumas the Committee may from time to time determine PROVIDEDALWAYS that any such Membermay at any time on his return to theState pay that amountof the annualsubscription for the current yearthat is determinedby the Committee from time to time and his nameshall be removedfrom the "Absent MembersList" andhis MembershipPrivileges restored.

29. By-law 18 be deletedand replacedwith:" 17. a If any Member shall:

i Resign from the Club; orii Neglect to pay his subscriptionbefore the first day of Novem

ber next following the samebecomingdue andpayable,

he shall ceaseto be a Member of the Club and his nameshall beerasedfrom the list of Members.

hI Upon the applicationat any time of any former Memberwho mayhaveresignedfrom the Club or whosenamemay havebeenerasedfrom the list of Membersas aforesaid, the Committee may in itsabsolutediscretion re-admit such Member to Membershipof theClub either with or without payment in whole or in part of anyunpaid subscriptionor of any further entrancefeeas the Committee may in the circumstancesof the casethink fit. -"

30. By-law 19 be re-numberedto "18". -

31. By-law 20 be deletedand replacedwith:19, No personshall be eligible to nominatefor the Committeeunlessheis:

a under the age of 70 years on the day that the nominationsclose; and either

b a Life Member; or

c an Ordinary Memberwho hasbeena Member for at least 18months, including any period on the absentlist, immediatelyprior to the GeneralMeeting at which the election is to takeplace.

32. Insert new By-law 20 as follows:20. No personshall be eligible to nominate for election to the Committeeor to hold office on the Committee if he be a Steward or CommitteeMember of any other race club, trotting club, greyhoundracing club orTattersall’s Club.

33. By-law 26b be deletedand replacedwith:bI theCommitteeshall as soonaspracticableextendthe respectivetimes

fixed by theBy-laws for closing thenominationsandfor thecommencement and closing of theballot, but so that the ballot shall remainopenfor at least twenty-one days, and in such caseof businessof electingMembersof the Committeeshall not be proceededwith at the ordinaryGeneralMeeting, but the Committee shall convenea Special GeneralMeeting for the next working day immediately following the day fixedby them for the closing of theballot at which meetingthe result of theballot shall be declared;

34. By-law 26e be amendedby substituting "Members" for "members"whereit appears.

3S. By-law 34 be amendedby:i substituting "Member" for "member"where it appears;

ii deleting 3d;iii re-numbering"3e" to "3d";iv deleting 3f;

v re-numbering"3g" to "3e".


36. By-law 46 be amendedby deleting or no quorum of Stipendiary Stewardsof the Club".

37. By-law 51 be deletedand replacedwithin:

" 51. a There shall be an Auditor of the Club and savethat any person,firm or organisationnominatedfor the position of auditor neednotbe a Member of the Club the Auditor shall be nominatedandelectedin accordancewith theBy-laws relating to nominationandelection of Members of Committee and shall be elected at theAnnual General Meeting for a period of one year and shall beeligible for re-election.

hI It shall be the Auditor’s duty to carefully audit the books of theClub, and the accountspreparedby the Secretaryfor submissionat the GeneralMeetings,and to certify to the correctnessthereof.Should any vacancyoccur after any GeneralMeeting, the Committee shall have the power to fill up such vacancy until the nextGeneral Meeting.

38. By-law 52 be deletedand replacedwith:

52. Thereshall be a GeneralMeetingof Ordinary Membersof the Clubwithin ninety days after the beginning of the fiscal year of the Club ineachyear on a dateto be determinedby theCommittee,for the purposeof electing Membersof the Committee, discussingthe general businessof the Club and receiving from the Committee an abstractof the stateof the accountsof the receipts and expenditurewith a report of thegeneralconcernsof the Club. At such meetingthe accountsshall exhibita true statementof the total receiptsand expenditureof the Club duringthe fiscal year immediately preceeding the first of August, with astatementof the balanceof suchaccount.Notice of the datedeterminedby the Committee for the holding of the GeneralMeeting shall not lessthan thirty days prior to the dateso determinedbe publishedin a dailynewspapercirculating in Perth.

Dated the 10th day of April 1991.ROBERT JOHN PETERS, Chairman.

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SUMMARY OF LIQUOR LICENSING APPLICATIONS

The following is a summary of applications received under the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 andrequiredto be advertised.Any personwishing to obtain more detailsaboutany application,or aboutthe objection process, should contact the Liquor Licensing Division, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre,87 Adelaide Terrace, Perth telephone: 425 1888, or consult a solicitor or relevant industryorganisation.

App. No. Applicant Nature of Application Last Day forObjections.

TRANSFER OF LICENCE208 Zhen Kai Wu and Ying Application for transfer of a restaurant 5/4/91

Yu Wu ChinesePTh licence from premises known as GardenPalaceChineseRestaurantsituatedin Australind from Hazbout P/L.

209 Alexandra Holdings Application for transfer of a tavern licence 27/3/91P/L for premisesknown as Odin Tavern situ

ated in Balcatta from Eder P/L.210 Glenoak Nominees PTh Application for transfer of a tavern licence 5/4/91

as the QF Unit Trust for premisesknown as Hilton Park Tavernfrom Lovebird Holdings PTh.

211 D. M. PackerNominees Application for transfer of a restaurant S/4/91PTh licence for premisesknown as Travellers

Haven situatedin Albany from N. M. Ash-ton and J. I. Arndell S87.

212 CarobostP/L NT/F Application for transfer of a conditionalliquor store situated in Leeming from EldoradoP/L.

10/4/91

213 T & T Management Application for transfer of a restaurant 12/4/91ServicesP/L licence for premisesknown as Fat Franks

situatedin Perth from EastridgeHoldingsPm.


App. No. Applicant Nature of Application Last Day forObjections.

215 Sentis m Application for transfer of a hotel fromFaveoP/L S87.

10/4/91

216 Lachlan Robert Application for transferof a tavern licencefor premisesknown as Hines Hill Tavernfrom John Ramon Presland.

18/4/91

217 CaneriseP/L Application for a transfer of liquor storelicence for premises known as FieldgateLiquor Store situated in B alga from MazzNominees P/L.

18/4/91

218 Tinge P/L Application for transfer of a hotel licencefor premisesknown as White Star Hotelsituated in Albany from Sebastiano.

26/4/91

i7lB/9O Carlton Special Bever-agesCompany

Application for a wholesale licence inrespectof Canton Special BeveragesCompany, 108 Radium Street, Welshpool.

22/4/91

172B/90 Pillar m T/A Thai Vil-lage Restaurant

Application for a restaurant licence inrespectof Thai Village Restaurant,22 Bannister Street, Fremantle.

23/4/9 1

i73B/9O East Perth DistrictBasketballAssoc

Application for a club restricted licence inrespect of East Perth District BasketballAssociationVictoria Road, Malaga.

3/S/91

56A/90 Northbank HoldingsP/L

Application for a cabaretlicence in respectof City Heat Nightclub, corner Hay andMill Streets,Perth.

23/4/91

This notice is published under section 67 5 of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988.

G. B. AVES, Director of Liquor Licensing.

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SUMMARY OF LIQUOR LICENSING APPLICATIONS

The following is a summary of applications received under the Liquor Licensing Act i988 andrequiredto be advertised,Any personwishing to obtain more detailsaboutany application, or aboutthe objection process, should contact the Liquor Licensing Division, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre,87 Adelaide Terrace, Perth telephone: 425 1888, or consult a solicitor or relevant industryorganisation.

AppNo.

Applicant Nature of Application Last Day forObjections

TRANSFER OF LICENCE

219 Aglet PTh Application for transfer of a liquor storelicence for premisesknown as Al’s LiquorStore situatedin Carnarvonfrom J. J. &S. L. Samson, Laurinana Pastoral CoEsperanceP/L andAglet P/L.

20/4/9 1

220 Purdat P/L A/T/FA. & J. King FamilyTrust

Application for transferof a tavern licencefor premises known as Wanneroo VillaTavern from Extos P/L

23/4/91

221 WestearlP/L Application for transfer of a restaurantlicence for premises known as ZiegfeldsCafe situated in Subiaco from HarleighP/L.

23/4/91

222 Michael WolfgangJunghans

Application for transfer off a restaurantlicence for premisesknown as JJ’s CoffeeShop and Bistro situated in Mandurahfrom SavoyEstatesP/L NT/F SavoyTrust,J. L. Wilson Nominees P/L A/T/F JohnLeslie Wilson Family Trust.

15/4/91

This notice is publishedunder section 67 5 of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988.

G. B. AyES, Director of Liquor Licensing.


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TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATON ACT 1966

COUNTRY TAXI-CARS FARES AND CHARGES REGULATIONS 1991Made by His Excellencythe Governorin Executive Council.

Citation1. Theseregulationsmaybe cited as theCountry Taxi-carsFaresand ChargesRegulations 1991.

Commencement2. Theseregulationsshall come into operationon the day on which they arepublished in the GovernmentGazette.Faresor charges3. 1 Subjectto this regulationwhere a taxi-caris hired in aportion of theStatespecified in the Schedulethe faresandchargesto be takenor madefor the hireof the taxi-car shall be thosesetout in the Schedulein respectof that portionof the State and no greater or lesser fare or chargeshall be taken or madeunless special fares or charges, or both, are approved for particular localconditions or unlesscontract ratesare approvedby the Director General.

2 This regulation doesnot apply to a taxi-car, which under the conditionsattachedto its licence may be operatedas a private taxi-car

3 The Off Meter ratesspecified in the Schedule-

a shall apply to ajourney which at any time is outside a 30 km radius;and

hI shall apply to the distancestravelled by the taxi-car-i wherethe point of engagementis within a 30 km radius-from the

point of engagementto the destinationand for the returnjourneyby the nearestpracticableroute; and

ii where the point of engagementis outside a 30 km radius-to thepoint of engagement,from thepoint of engagementto the destination and for the return journey by the nearestpracticableroute,

whetheror not the taxi-car is occupiedby a passengerduring thewholeof that journey.

4 In subregulation3 "a 30 km radius" meansa 30 km radius of the postoffice designatedin the relevanttaxi-car licence.

5 The hirer of a taxi-car shall pay any tolls andparking feesincurredduringthe hiring at the hirer’s request.Evasion of fares and charges4. 1 A personshall not evadeor attempt to evade the paymentof fares orchargesfor the hire of a taxi-car.

2 A taxi-car driver shall report any evasion or attemptedevasion of thepayment of or charge for a hiring of the taxi-car to the Director General ofTransportas soon as is practicable.Separatefares5. 1 An operatorof a taxi-car shall not directly or indirectly tender for or enterinto any arrangementfor the carrying of passengersfor separatefares unlessrequired or authorizedto do so by an authorizedofficer,

2 When thenumberof personsrequiring theuseof a taxi-car at any locationexceedsthe number of taxi-cars available, or in any other circumstancesinwhich service to the public so warrants, an authorizedofficer may require orauthorizethe operatorof any taxi-car to carry passengersat separatefares onthe conditionsthat, in respectof any journey-

a the original hirer has no objection to the operator of the taxi-caracceptingin respectof thatjourney otherpassengersby way of separatehirings; and -

hI the hirers are travelling to destinationsthat are in the samelocalityor in the samedirection.

31 When passengersarecarriedin a taxi-car for separatefareseachseparatehirer may, at his destination,be charged 75 per centum of the amount of thefare then recorded on the taximeter, or if the taxi-car is not fitted with ataximeter, 7S per centum of the amount of the fare that would be payableatthat time if the taxi-car were being used for the carnageof a hirer or hirersfor a single fare. -Fare schedulecard -6. 11 The owner of a taxi-car shall havein the vehiclea scheduleissuedby theDirector Generaldetailing the ratesandchargesto be paid by the hirer andthedriver shall make the scheduleavailable to the hirer at his request.


2 A personshall not drive a taxi-car in which the Schedulereferredto insubregulation1 is not carried.

Offences7. A personwho contravenesor fails to comply with any of these regulationscommits an offenceand is liable to a penalty-

a for a first offence, to a fine not exceeding$100; and

b for a secondor subsequentoffence, to a fine not exceeding$200.

Repeal8. Part VI of the Transport Country Taxi-car Regulations 1982* is repealed.[*published in the Government Gazetteof 23 July 1982 at pp. 2853-61. Foramendmentsto 30 January 1991 see 1989 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia at pp. 366-367and GovernmentGazettesof 2 March 1990, p. 1351-52,20 July 1990, pp. 3544-45and 30 November1990, p. 5941.]

SchedulePART 1-Metered and Off Meter Rates

AREA 1-Outside the areato which the Taxi-car Control Act 198S appliesbutin the South West Land Division, and in the Shires of Leonora, Coolgardieand Yilgarn-

a Meteredrates-i to apply between the hours of 6am to 6pm Monday to

Friday- $Flag fall 1.80Distancerate-

per kilometre 0.9Sfor each 105m or part thereof 0.10

Detention charge-for each 16 secondsor part thereof 0.10

Minimum charge 1.80ii to apply between the hours of 6pm to 6am Monday to

Friday, 6pm Friday to 6am Monday and all day onpublic holidays- -

Flag fall 2.40Distancerate-

per kilometre 0.9Sfor each lOSm or part thereof 0.10

Detention charge- -for each 16 secondsor part thereof 0.10

Minimum charge 2.40b Off Meter rates-

Distancerate-during hiring-for eachkilometre or part thereof ..... 0.S0for forward or return journey by nearestpracticable

route-for eachkilometre or part thereof 0.S0Detention charge-

for each 16 secondsor part thereof 0.10

AREA 2-Shire of Northampton-

a Meteredrates-i to apply betweenthe hours of 6am to 6pm Monday to

Friday- $Flag fall 1 .70Distancerate-

per kilometre 0.85for each 118m or part thereof 0.10


Minimum charge 1.70ii to apply betweenthe hours of 6pm to 6am Monday to

Friday, 6pm Friday to 6am Monday and all day on publicholidays-




Minimum charge 2.30


b Off Meter rates- $Distancerate-

during hiring-for eachkilometre or part thereof ..... 0.45for forward or return journey by nearestpracticable

route-for eachkilometre or part thereof 0.4SDetention charge-


AREA 3-Shires of Exmouth, Port Hedland, East Pilbara, MeekatharraandAshburton-

a Meteredrates- $Flag fall 2.00Distancerate-

per kilometre 1.00for each lOOm or part thereof 0.10

Detention charge--for each 25.7 secondsor part thereof 0.10Minimum charge 2.00

b Off Meter rates-Distance rate-for each kilometre 0.60Detention charge-for each25.7 secondsor part thereof . 0.10

AREA 4-Shires of Broome, Derby/WestKimberley, Wyndham/EastKimberleyand Halls Creek-



Detention charge-for each 25.7 secondsor part thereof 0.10Minimum charge 2.00

b OfT Meter rates-Distancerate-per kilometre or part thereof 0.60Detention charge-for each25.7 secondsor part thereof 0.10

AREA 5-Shires of Carnarvon,Dundas, Esperanceand SharkBay-a Meteredrates- $


per kilometre 0.90for each him or part thereof 0.10


hI Off Meter rates-Distancerate-per kilometre or part thereof 0.S0Detention charge-for each 22.5 secondsor part thereof 0,10

AREA 6-Town of Geraldtonand environsand the Shire of Irwin-

a Meteredrates-i to apply betweenthe hours of 6am to 6pm Monday to

Friday- $Flag fall 1.70Distancerate-


Detention charge-for each22,5 secondsor part thereof 0.10

Minimum charge 1.70

ii to apply betweenthe hours of 6pm to 6am Monday toFriday, 6pm Friday to 6amMondayand all day on publicholidays-



Detention charge-for each22.5 secondsor part thereof 0.10

Minimum charge 2.30

bI Off Meter rates-Distancerate-

during hiring-for eachkilometre or part thereof 0.45Jor forward or returnjourney by the nearestpractica

ble route-for eachkilometre or part thereof ........ 0.45Detention charge-

for each22.5 secondsor part thereof ......................... 0.10


AREA 7-City of Kalgoorlie/Boulder-

a Meteredrates-i to apply between the hours of 6am to 6pm Monday to $

Friday-Flag fall 1.80Distancerate-

per kilometre 0,90for each him or part thereof .............................. 0.10

Detention charge-for each 20 secondsor part thereof ..................... 0.10

Minimum charge 1.80ii to apply betweenthe hours of 6pm to 6am Monday to

Friday, 6pm Friday to 6am Mondayand all day on publicholidays-


per kilometre 0.90for eachhim or part thereof .............................. 0.10


Minimum charge 2.70hI Off Meter rates-

Distancerate-during hiring-for eachkilometre or part thereof 0.50for forward or returnjourney by the nearestpractica

ble route-for eachkilometre or part thereof 0.50Detention charge-

for each 20 secondsor part thereof ............................ 0.10

AREA 8-Town of Albany-

a Meteredrates-i to apply between the hours of 6am to 6pm Monday to $

Friday and 6am to 1pm on Saturday-Flag fall 1.90Distance rate-

per kilometre 0.90for each 111m or part thereof .............................. 0.10

Detention charge-for each 20 secondsor part thereof ..................... 0.10

Minimum charge 1,90ii to apply between the hours of 6pm to 6am Monday to

Friday and 6pm Friday to 6am Monday, and at any timeon a public holiday, including Christmas Day and NewYear’s Day- -


per kilometre 0.90for each lhlm or part thereof .............................. 0.10

Detention charge-for each 20 secondsor part thereof ..................... 0,10

Minimum charge 2,50b Off Meter rates-

Distancerate-during hiring-for eachkilometre or part thereof ..... 0.45for the forward or return journey by the nearest

practicableroute-for eachkilometre or part thereof 0,45Detention charge-


AREA 9-Shire of Laverton-


per kilometre 1.00for each lOOm or part thereof 0.10


b Off Meter rates-Distancerate-for each kilometre ..............,,,.......,........,,,. 0.60Detention charge-for each 25.7 secondsor part thereof 0.10


AREA 10-Shire of Roebourne-

a Meteredrates- $Flag fall 2,20Distance rate-

per kilometre 1.10for each 91m or part thereof .................L................... 0.10

Detention charge-for each 22.S secondsor part thereof 0.10Minimum charge 2,20

hI Off Meter rates-Distance rate-per kilometre or part thereof 0.70Detention charge-for each 22.5 secondsor part thereof 0.10

PART 2-Surcharges,Special Hirings, Cleaning and Luggage Rates

Item Rate1. SURCHARGES $

a Areas 1, 2 and 6Christmas Day and New Year’s Day ................................ 1.00

hI Area 4To apply to meteredhirings-

i betweenthe hoursof-6pm to 6am Monday to Friday ..................... 0.401pm Saturday to 6am Monday ..................... 0.40

ii at any time on a Public Holiday other thanChristmasDay and New Year’s Day ................... 0.40

iii ChristmasDay and New Year’s Day 1.00c Area S

To apply to meteredhirings-i betweenthe hours of-

6pm to 6am Monday to Friday ..................... 0.601pm Saturday to 6am Monday ..................... 0.60

ii at any time on a Public Holiday other thanChristmas Day and New Year’s Day ................... 0.60

iii Christmas Day and New Year’s Day ................... 2.00dl Area 7

Christmas Day and New Year’s Day ................................ 2.00e Areas 3, 8, 9 and 10-No Surcharge

2. SPECIAL HIRINGSa Areas 1 and2

i ToursRatesfor hiring arrangedon a time basis where the

hirer visits a number of placesof interest-first hour 25.00thereafter,eachquarter hour or part thereof ..... 5.00

ii Weddingsfirst 2 hours or part thereof 59.00thereafter,eachquarter hour or part thereof ............ 5.00for everykilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.85

iii Funeralsfirst hour or part thereof- 24.00thereaftereachquarter hour or part thereof 3.50for every kilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.8S

iv Booking fee 2.00v Air-conditioned taxi where requested ............................ 2.00

hI Area 4i Tours

Ratesfor hiring arrangedon a time basis wherethehirer visits a number of places of interest-

first hour 1S.00thereafter, eachquarter hour or part thereof ..... 3.75

ii Weddingsfirst 2 hours or part thereof 40.00thereafter,each quarter hour or part thereof ............ 3.00for every kilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.7S

iii Funeralsfirst hour or part thereof ........................................... 20.00thereaftereachquarter hour or part thereof 3.00for every kilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.75

iv Booking fee 2.00v Air-conditioned taxi where requested 2.00


c Areas 3,6,8, 9 and 10 $i Tours

Ratesfor hiring arrangedon a time basis where thehirer visits a number of placesof interest-

first hour 20.00thereafter, eachquarter hour or part thereof 5.00

ii Weddingsfirst 2 hoursor part thereof 48.00thereafter, eachquarter hour or part thereof 3.50for everykilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.80

iii Funeralsfirst hour or part thereof 24.00thereaftereachquarter hour or part thereof 3.50for every kilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.80

iv Booking fee 2.00v Air-conditioned taxi where requested ............................ 2.00

dl Area Si Tours


first hour 16.00thereafter,eachquarter hour or part thereof 4.00

ii Weddingsfirst 2 hours or part thereof 40.00thereafter,eachquarter hour or part thereof 3.00for every kilometre or partthereofover 16 kilometres 0.75

iii Funeralsfirst hour or part thereof 20.00thereaftereachquarter hour or part thereof 3.00for every kilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.75

iv Booking fee 2.00v Air-conditioned taxi where requested 2.00

e Area 7i Tours


first hour 16.00thereafter, eachquarter hour or part thereof 4.00

ii Weddingsfirst 2 hours or part thereof 60.00thereafter, eachquarter hour or part thereof 3.00for eachkilometre or part thereofover 16 kilometres 0.75

iii Funeralsfirst hour or part thereof ........................................... 20.00thereaftereachquarter hour or part thereof ............. 3.00for every kilometre or partthereofover 16 kilometres 0.75

iv Booking fee 2.00‘v Air-conditioned taxi where requested 2.00

3. CLEANINGa Area 1

Where soiled or befouledduring hiring per hour 22.00b Area 2 -

Where soiled or befouledduring hiring per hour 18.00c Areas 4 and 5

Wheresoiled or befouled during hiring-requiringmore than 15 minutes andlessthan 30 minutes

cleaning time 3.00requiring more than 30 minutes cleaning time 8.00

dl Areas 3,8,9 and 10Wheresoiled or befouledduring hiring-per hour 14.00

e Area 6Wheresoiled or befouledduring hiring-per hour 16.00

I Area 7Wheresoiled or befouled during hiring-

requiringmore than iS minutesandlessthan 30 minutescleaning time 6.00

requiring more than 30 minutes cleaning time 12.00

4. LUGGAGEa Areas 4,5,6,7,8and 9

For luggage carried in the boot of a taxi other than onesuitcaseand a brief case,a baby carriage,walking frame orwheelchair 0.20

b Areas 1, 2, 3 & 10-No Charge

By His Excellency’s Command,


19 April 1991]

WA4O1

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

WaterAuthority of WesternAustraliaRIGHTS IN WATER AND IRRIGATION ACT 1914

Notice Under Section 13 of the ActRegulation 14 1

The applicationsin the following schedulehavebe receivedfor a licence to divert, take and usewater from the Warren-DonnellyRivers System.

Any owner or occupierof land within 4.8 kilometres of the applicantsland and contiguousto thewatercoursemay object to that application.

Objectionsshould be sentto reachme at the:Water Authority of WAP0 Box 305Bunbury WA 6230

prior to the 3rd of May, 1991 by certified mail.

Schedule

C. ELLIOTT,RegionalManager, South West Region,

Water Authority of WA.

Occupier; Postal Address;Descriptionof Land.K. Skipworth; P0 Box 331, NedlandsWA 6009; Nelson Loc. 9162, Lot 31 Pemberton.S. G. Hooper; 30 Drake St., OsbornePark WA 6017; Nelson Loc. 12096, Muirs Highway.

WA402

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ZT101BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

Acceptanceof Tenders

Tender Project Contractor AmountNo.

$

24929.... NewboroughPrimarySchool-Alterationsand P. R. Paul & Co 234 000Extensions

24933 ... NarembeenDistrict High School-Alterations M. & 0. Building Co........... 257 3S0andExtensions

24934 ... Broome High School-Alterations and Magee Construction N.W. 1 653 340Additions Pty Ltd

C. BURTON, ExecutiveDirector,Building ManagementAuthority.

ZT2O1 -

MAIN ROADS DEPARTMENT

Tenders

Tendersareinvited for the following projects.Tenderdocumentsare available from the ContractsClerk, GroundFloor, Main RoadsDepartment,WaterlooCrescent,EastPerth.

TenderNo. Description Closing Date

216/90 .. Supply anddelivery of one11 to two 2 four wheeldrive loaders. ... MondayMay 6, 1991

217/90 .. Supply and delivery of two skid mountedtransportablethree 3 Mondayberth accommodation. May 6, 1991

2 18/90 .. Supplyanddelivery of oneskid mountedtransportablefour4 berth Mondayaccommodation. May 6, 1991

203/90 .. Laboratory testing-ofsoil and crushedrock for a six month period Tuesdayending31/10/91 April 30, 1991

204/90 .. Supply andinstallationof carpetandunderlayto Main Office, MRD WednesdayKalgoorlie. May 8, 1991

186/90 .. Internal/externalpainting to two departmentalhouses,Kalgoorlie. WednesdayMay 8, 1991

194/90 .. Internal/external painting to office, store and laboratory, MRD WednesdayKalgoorlie. May 8, 1991

ZT202

- Acceptanceof Tenders

Contract ,No. Description SuccessfulTenderer Amount

$90Qi9 .. Supply and delivery of one mechanicsvan Federal SheetMetal Pty 2 666.00

body Ltd

D. R. WARNER, Director, Administration andFinance.


ZT3O1 STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA

TendersInvited

Tender forms and full particularsof the Schedulehereundermay be obtainedon applicationat theStateTenderBoard, 81SHay Street,Perth, 6000.

TELEPHONENo. 222 8491 or 222 8241 FACSIMILE No. 321 7918

DateofAdvertising

DateofDescription Closing

March 15 364Ai991 Supply, delivery and commissioning of anEndoscopicUltrasoundUnit for theDepartmentof Radiology for the Royal PerthHospital-Group ClassNo. 6525 May 2

April 5 32A199i Icecreamfor variousGovernmentDepartmentsfora one year periodwith an option to extendfor afurther oneyearperiod-GroupClassNo. 8910. May 2

April 5 99Ai99i Supply and Delivery of Sterile Fluids LargeVolume to meetaWhole of Health requirement,for a one 1 year period with an option of afurther one 1 year period-Group Class No.6505 May2

March 1 112A1991 Supply of Diesel Fuel, Bulk and Drumrequirements for various GovernmentDepartments-GroupClassNo. 9140 Extendedto

May 2April 12 383A199i One 1 to Five 5 only Back Hoe Loaders in

accordancewith specification P115-7 for theMain RoadsDepartment-GroupNo. 3815 May 9

April 12 384A1991 One1 to Three3 only 20 tonneMulti-tyred SelfPropelled Rollers in accordance withspecification P144-7 for the Main RoadsDepartment-GroupClassNo. 3895 May 9

April 12 38SA1991 One 1 to Five 5 Four Wheel Drive Tractorsforthe 1990/91 Major Plant Upgradein accordancewith specification P213-7 for the Main RoadsDepartment-GroupClassNo. 2420 May 9

April 19 39A199i Supply and delivery of Electrodes,Electrocardiographto meet a Whole of HealthRequirementfor a 12 month period with anoption of a further 12 months-Group Class:6515 May9

April 19 1O8A1991 Supply and delivery of Microfilm Supplies forVarious GovernmentDepartmentsfor a one 1year period with the option to extend for afurther 12 months-GroupClass:6750 May 9

April 19 396A1991 One 1 only Crawler Dozer Class 150C inaccordancewith Specification P191-4 for theMain RoadsDept-Group ClassNo. 3830 May 9

Invitation to RegisterInterestApril 12 ITRI 2/91 The RegisterProgrammethe Registerof Women

in non-traditional occupations-DepartmentofEmployment andTraining May 2

For ServiceMarch 28 376A1991 Provision of a ConsultancyService to review the

Operationsof theRoyal Flying Doctor ServiceinWesternAustralia for the Health DepartmentWA-SECWA Code: ADZZ May 2

April 19 209A1991 Cleaning of Hedland Senior High-Ministry ofEducation for a one 1 year period-SECWACode:ABAA May 2

For SaleApril 5 377A1991 1987 Nissan Patrol 4x4 Tray Back 6QJ 722 for

Conservation& Land Management-Mundaring. May 2

April 5 378A199i 1988 Toyota Hilux Crew Cab Ute MRD 24771,1989 Holden Jackaroo Station Wagon MRDA34S, 1989 Nissan Pintara Station WagonMRD A9OS, 1990 Ford FalconUte MRD B406for Main RoadsDepartment-Welshpool May 2


STATE TENDERBOARD OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA-continued

For Sale

DateofAdvertising

Description DateofClosing

April S

April 5

April 5

April 12

April 12

April 12

April 12

April 12

April 12

April 12

April 19

April 19

April 19

April 19

379A1991 1989Mitsubishi ExpressCombiMRD A33S, 1989Toyota Hilux Crew Cab Ute MRD ASS1, 1990Mitsubishi Triton Ute MRD A899, 1989MitsubishiTriton CrewCabUte MRD A912 fortheMain RoadsDepartment-Welshpool

380A1991 1990 Mitsubishi Triton Ute MRD A977, 1989Ford FalconUte MRD B132, 1990 Ford FalconUte MRD B28SI, 1990 Ford Falcon PanelVanMRD B316, 1988 Toyota Hilux Crew Cab UteMRD 2511 for the Main RoadsDepartment-Welshpool

381A1991 Surplus Miscellaneous Equipment for theDepartmentof Agriculture-Derby

382A1991 Plexiglas GS222 Acrylic on behalf of the WesternAustralian DevelopmentCorporation

386A1991 Bosich Tn-Axle Low Loader MRD 0589-Recallfor theMain RoadsDepartment-Welshpool

387A1991 1980 Toyota DA115 Tip Truck MRD 5139, 1982ToyotaDA1 15 Tip Truck MRD 6486-Recall forMain RoadsDepartment-Welshpool

388A1991 1962 Stores CaravanMRD 1530 for the MainRoadsDepartment-Albany

389A1991 DomesticCaravanMRD 0031, DomesticCaravanMRD 0058, Domestic CaravanMRD 0060,StoresCaravanMRD 1S31for the Main RoadsDepartment-Bunbury

390A1991 1987 Toyota Dyna Crew Cab Tip Truck MRD9977 for the Main Roads Department-Welshpool

391A1991 1978 Hino 49 Seater Bus XQF S1S for theMinistry of Education-SouthHedland

392A1991 1988 Ford Econovan6QR 4061 for theDepartmentof Agriculture-Kununurra

393A991 MWM DieselsTrailer MountedGeneratorSet 4kwMRD 4792, MWM Diesels Trailer MountedGeneratorSet 4kw MRD 4793, Lister TrailerMounted Generator Set 4kw MRD 629S &

- ListerTrailerMountedGeneratorSet4kw MRD6297 for theMain RoadsDept-Albany

394A1991 SurplusMiscellaneousEquipmentfor the Dept ofConservationandLandManagement-Collie.

395A1991 Chainsaws and Brushcutters for the Dept ofConservation and Land Management-Jarrahdale

Tenders,addressedto the Chairman, State Tender Board, 81S Hay Street, Perth 6000 will bereceivedfor theabovementionedtendersuntil 10.00am on thedateof closing.

Tendersmust be properly endorsedon envelopesotherwisethey areliable to rejection. No tendernecessarilyaccepted.

L. W. GRAHAM, Chairman,StateTenderBoard.

May 2

May 2

May 2

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

May 9

ZZ202 TRUSTEES ACT 1962

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTSCreditors and other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct relates inrespect of the estate of Barry Richard Wasley late of 13 Raglan Road, Mount Lawley, SchoolTeacher,who died on 1st January1991 at ShentonPark,are requiredto sendparticularsof theirclaims to ChallengeTrusteesLimited of 9S William Street, PerthWA 6000, by the 19th May 1991,after which date the said Company may convey or distribute the assetshaving regardonly to theclaims of which it then has notice.



ZZ2O1

TRUSTEES ACT 1962

Notice to Creditors and ClaimantsCreditors and other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct relates inrespectof the Estatesof the undermentioneddeceasedpersonsare requiredto sendparticularsoftheir claims to me on or before the 20th May 1991, after which date I may conveyor distribute theassets,having regardonly to the claims of which I then havenotice.Anderson,John Wilfred, late of SSA GascoyneCrescent,Dampier, died 17/2/91.Beaton,Julia Elizabeth,late of Little Sistersof thePoor, Rawlins Street,Glendalough,died 19/3/91.Bond, Eva May Cordelia, late of Gracewood Nursing Home, 20 RoebuckDrive, Manning, died

15/3/91.Boyer, Pierre Jean-Louis,late of 144 HarborneStreet, Wembley, died 27/3/91.Boyer, Zoe Christine, late of 144 HarborneStreet, Wembley, died 26/3/91.Clarkson,John George, late of 135 Hillsborough Drive, Nollamara, died 3/3/91.Comley, Allan Victor, late of 36 Walmsley Street, Esperance,died 27/2/91.Fellows, Douglas Raymond,late of 64 GirrawheenAvenue, Girrawheen,died 5/3/91.Golobicic, Antoni, late of Salisbury Rest Home, 19-21 JamesStreet, Guildford, died 26/3/91.Grant, CharlesThomas, late of Midland Nursing Home, John Street, Midland, died 2S/3/91.Hartley, Donald Hector, formerly of Cornigin andWhitby Falls Hostel, Mundijong, late of Narrogin

Nursing Home, Narrogin, died 14/3/91.Hopkins, Olive Adelaide, late of Gracewood Nursing Home, 20 Roebuck Drive, Manning, died

11/3/91.Instone, GrahamBrodrick, late of 59 Karunjie Road, Golden Bay, died 6/3/91.Ismail, George, late of 19 Foy Street, Esperance,died 8/3/91.Killinger, Florrie, late of 8/165 ‘I,ler Street, Thart Hill, died 14/3/91.Mader, GeorgeHenry, formerly of 7 Davis Street,Boulder, late of Little Sistersof thePoor Nursing

Home, Kalgoorlie, died 19/2/91.Miller, Stanley John, late of 10/93 Forrest Street, East Fremantle,died 6/3/91.O’Loghlen, Edna Claire, late of Kalgoorlie Nursing Home, Dugan Street, Kalgoorlie, died 1/3/91.Rees,John Maxwell, late of 27 Pollard Street, Glendalough,died 8/3/91.Sommerville,James,late of 58 Bedford Road, Ardross, died 24/2/91.Sunderland,Winifred Rose, late of Mt Henry Hospital, Cloisters Avenue, Como, died 31/3/91.Taylor, JohnWilliam, lateof Flat 156 Hollywood Village, 31 Williams Road,Nedlands,died 28/3/91.Wallace,GladysCecilia Emily, formerly of 30 Thomson Road,Claremont,late of Kimberley Nursing

Home, Kimberley Street, Leederville, died 26/3/91.Winsor, Julie Diana, late of 44 RecreationRoad, Kalamunda,died 10/3/91.

Dated this 15th day of April 1991.K. E. BRADLEY, Public Trustee,

Public Trust Office, 565 Hay Street, Perth.

ZZ4O1

CHARITABLE TRUSTS ACT 1962

In the SupremeCourt of WesternAustralia

In the matter of Part III of the CharitableTrustsAct 1962 and in the matterof an applicationbythe City of Perth as Trusteeof the EastVictoria Park Infant HealthCentreTrust.

Notice is hereby given that the Schemeproposedpursuantto Part III of the CharitableTrusts Act1962 by the City of Perth asTrusteeof the EastVictoria Park Infant Health CentreTrust wherebythe land held on trust by the City of Perth known as the EastVictoria Park Infant Health Centreis to be sold and theproceedsapplied for thepurposeof thepromotionof infant andpreschoolhealthcare, educationandrecreationwithin the areaof Victoria Park wasapprovedby theSupremeCourtof Western Australia on the lSth day of January1991.

Principal Registrar, SupremeCourt.

ZZ402

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Takenoticethat the partnershipbetweenRobertAlan Pittard, GeorgeEverardMelville andZelykoCeray,carryingon businessunderthe style or firm nameof "AUSCHAR" wasdissolvedasand fromthe 8th day of April 1991,

PULLINGER SANDERSON & WORKMAN,1320 Hay Street,West Perth WA

Solicitors & Agents for Robert Alan Pittard.


ZZ403

CORPORATIONS LAW

NOTICE OF MEETING OF MEMBERSPURSUANT TO SECTION 509

In the Matter ofInfopac Australia Limited in Liquidation

Notice is hereby given that pursuantto Section S09 of the CorporationsLaw the final MeetingofMembersof the abovenamedcompanywill be held at the offices of M. F. Bizzaca & Co., 2nd Floor,20 Kings Park Road,West Perthon the 27th day of May 1991, at 4.00 p.m., for thepurposeof layingbefore the meetingthe liquidator’s final accountand report giving any explanationthereof.


M. F. BIZZACA, Liquidator.

M. F. BIZZACA & Co., CharteredAccountant,2nd Floor, 20 Kings Park Road, West Perth WA. 600S.

ZZ404

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

I, Soheil Mozhdehiniagive noticeof the dissolutionof the partnershipbetweenmyselfandVincenzoSabastianoGalati trading asTip Top Fruit and Vegetable,141 Oxford Street, Leedervilleas of 8thApril 1991. As of that date I will not be liable for any debtsincurred by the partnership.

ZZ405

LAND ACT 1933

Notice Requiring the Removalof an UnauthorisedStructurefrom Public Lands Section 164A

To-

Jeff Anderton of 172 Whatley Crescent,Maylands beingthe personin occupationor control ofthe beachshack describedbelow "the beachshack".

At- -The beachshacksituated North of Harrop Inlet on Reserve22S21 to which beachshack isattacheda blue disc with the inscription "1" appearingthereonand which beachshackbearsthe number "1" on a Plan preparedby the Shire of Coorow and displayedon its official noticeboard at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-

A. Reserve22S21 "the Reserve"is vestedin the Shireof Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposesof "Parkland, Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereonon the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".

B. Pursuant to section 164B of the Land Act 1933 "the Act" the Minister for Lands hasdelegatedthe powersvestedin him undersection164A of the Act to the Shirewith respectto the Reserve.

C. The beachshackis a structurewhich is on public lands without lawful authority.

Now take notice that-1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directs you to forthwith

removethe beachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.

2. You arerequiredto forthwith clean the landupon which the beachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 monthsafter serviceof it on you, theShiremay, on complaint to a Courtof Petty Sessions,seekan orderauthorisingit to causeor authorisethebeachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereofto be removedand will alsoseekan order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.

S. HAZELDINE, Shire Clerk of the Shire of Coorow.


LAND ACT 1933 -


To-

To: David Schildkraut of 218 Bulwer Street, East Perth being the person in occupation orcontrol of the beachshackdescribedbelow "the beachshack".

At-

The beachshack situated North of Harrop Inlet on Reserve22521 to which beachshack isattacheda blue disc with the inscription "3" appearingthereonand which beachshackbearsthe number "3" on a Plan preparedby the Shire of Coorow and displayedon its official noticeboard at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-

A. Reserve22S21 "the Reserve"is vestedin theShireof Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposesof "Parkland, Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereon on the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".


C. The beachshack is a structurewhich is on public lands without lawful authority.

Now take notice that-1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directs you to forthwith

remove the beachshack togetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.

2. You arerequired to forthwith cleanthe land upon which the beachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 months after serviceof it on you, theShire may, on complaint to a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan order authorisingit to causeor authorisethebeachshacktogetherwith thecontentsthereofto be removedandwill alsoseek an order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.


LAND ACT 1933


To-ChristopherJoseph Smith of 22 Howes Street, Dianella being the person in occupation orcontrol of the beachshack describedbelow "the beachshack".

At-

The beachshacksituated South of Milligan Island and adjacentto Billygoat Bay on Reserve22S21 to which beachshackis attacheda blue disc with the inscription "17" appearingthereonand which beachshack bearsthe number "17" on a Plan preparedby the Shireof Coorow anddisplayedon its official noticeboard at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-

A. Reserve22S21 "the Reserve"is vestedin theShireof Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposesof "Parkland,Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereon on the 20th day ofMarch, 1988’.


C. The beachshack is a structure which is on public lands without lawful authority.

Now take noticethat-

1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directsyou to forthwithremovethe beachshack togetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.

2. You arerequired to forthwith cleanthe land upon which thebeachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to remove all rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 months after serviceof it on you, theShire may, on complaintto a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan orderauthorisingit to causeor authorisethe beachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereof to be removedand will alsoseek an order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.



LAND ACT 1933


To-

JamesWalter Guy of 28 Brighton Street, West Leederville beingthe personin occupationorcontrol of the beachshackdescribedbelow "the beachshack".

At-

The beachshacksituatedadjacentto South of Milligan Island and adjacentto Billygoat Bayon Reserve22521 to which beachshack is attacheda blue disc with the inscription "24"

appearingthereon and which beachshackbearsthe number "24" on a Plan preparedby theShire of Coorow and displayed on its official noticeboard at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-A. Reserve22S21 "the Reserve"is vestedin theShire of Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposes

of "Parkland,Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereon on the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".

B. Pursuant to section 164B of the Land Act 1933 "the Act" the Minister for Lands hasdelegatedthe powersvestedin him undersection 164A of the Act to the Shirewith respectto the Reserve.


Now take notice that-

1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directs you to forthwithremove thebeachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.

2. You are requiredto forthwith cleanthe land upon which the beachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 monthsafter service of it on you, theShiremay, on complaint to a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan orderauthorisingit to causeor authorisethe beachshacktogetherwith thecontentsthereofto be removedandwill alsoseekan order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.


LAND ACT 1933


To

G. T. Streetof 8 StreathamStreet,Beckenhambeingthe personin occupationor control of thebeachshackdescribedbelow "the beachshack".

At-

The beachshacksituatedNorth of Milligan Island and adjacentto Billygoat Bay on Reserve22S21 to which beachshackis attacheda blue disc with the inscription "48" ppearingthereonand which beachshackbearsthe number "48" on a Plan preparedby the Shire of Coorowanddisplayedon its official notice board at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-A. Reserve22S21 "the Reserve"is vestedin the Shireof Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposes

of "Parkland,Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereonon the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".

B. Pursuant to section 164B of the Land Act 1933 "the Act" the Minister for Lands hasdelegatedthepowersvestedin him undersection 164A of the Act to the Shirewith respectto the Reserve.

C. The beachshackis a structure which is on public lands without lawful authority.

Now take notice that- I1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directs you to forthwith

removethe beachshack togetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.

2. You are requiredto forthwith cleanthe land upon which the beachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 months after serviceof it on you, theShire may, on complaint to a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan order authorisingit to causeor authorisethebeachshacktogetherwith thecontentsthereofto be removedandwill alsoseek an order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.



LAND ACT 1933


To-Albert Fairclough of "Little Anchorage"in the Shire of Coorow beingthe personin occupationor control of the beachshackdescribedbelow "the beachshack".

At-The beachshacksituatedadjacentto "Little Anchorage"on Reserve22521to which beachshackis attachedablue disc with the inscription"94" appearingthereonandwhichbeachshackbearsthe number"94" on a Plan preparedby the Shire of Coorow and displayedon its official noticeboardat the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-A. Reserve22521 "the Reserve"is vestedin theShire of Coorow"the Shire" for the purposes

of "Parkland,Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereon on the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".

B. Pursuant to section 164B of the land Act 1933 "the Act" the Minister for Lands hasdelegatedthepowersvestedin him undersection164A of theAct to theShirewith respectto the Reserve.

C. The beachshackis a structure which is on public lands without lawful authority.

Now take notice that-1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directsyou to forthwith

removethe beachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.

2. You arerequiredto forthwith cleanthe land upon which thebeachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 monthsafter service of it on you, theShiremay, on complaint to a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan orderauthorisingit to causeor authorisethebeachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereofto be removedand will alsoseekan order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.


LAND ACT 1933

Notice Requiring the Removalof an UnauthorisedStructure from Public Lands Section 164A

To-Albert Fairclough of "Little Anchorage"in the Shire of Coorowbeing the personin occupationor control of the beachshackdescribedbelow "the beachshack".

At-

The beachshacksituatedadjacentto "Little Anchorage"on Reserve22521 to which beachshackis attachedablue disc with the inscription "97" appearingthereonandwhichbeachshackbearsthe number "97" on a Plan preparedby the Shire of Coorow and displayedon its official noticeboardat the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-

A. Reserve22521"the Reserve"is vestedin theShire of Coorow"the Shire" for the purposesof "Parkland, Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereon on the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".


C. The beachshack is a structurewhich is on public lands without lawful authority.

Now take notice that-1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire herebydirects you to forthwith


2. You arerequired to forthwith clean the land upon which thebeachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 months after serviceof it on you, theShiremay, on complaint to a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan orderauthorisingit to causeor authorisethe beachshacktogetherwith thecontentsthereof to be removedandwill alsoseekan order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.



LAND ACT 1933


To-

Lionel Brockman of "Little Anchorage"in the Shire of Coorow beingthe personin occupationor control of thebeachshackdescribedbelow "the beachshack".

At-The beachshacksituatedadjacentto "Little Anchorage"on Reserve22521 to which beachshackis attacheda blue disc with the inscription "103" appearingthereon and which beachshackbearsthe number"103" on a Plan preparedby the Shireof Coorowanddisplayedon its officialnoticeboard at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-

A. Reserve22521 "the Reserve"is vestedin theShite of Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposesof "Parkland, Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereon on the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".

B. Pursuant to section 164B of the Land Act 1933 "the Act" the Minister for Lands hasdelegatedthe powersvestedin him undersection 164A of the Act to the Shirewith respectto the Reserve.


Now take notice that-

1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directs you to forthwithremovethe beachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.

2. You arerequiredto forthwith clean the land upon which thebeachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 monthsafter serviceof it on you, theShiremay, on complaint to a Courtof Petty Sessions,seekan order authorisingit to causeor authorisethe beachshacktogetherwith thecontentsthereofto be removedandwill alscseekan order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.


LAND ACT 1933


To-

Raymon Purdy andAnother of Willimson Street,Three Springsbeingthepersonsin occupationor control of the beachshack describedbelow "the beachshack".

At-

Thebeachshacksituatedadjacentto "Little Anchorage"on Reserve22521 to which beachshackis attacheda blue disc with the inscription "117" appearingthereonand which beachshackbearsthe number"117" on a Plan preparedby the Shireof Coorowand displayedon its officialnotice board at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-A. Reserve22521 "the Reserve"is vestedin theShire of Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposes

of "Parkland, Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereon on the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".

B. Pursuant to section 164B of the Land Act 1933 "the Act" the Minister for Lands hasdelegatedthepowersvestedin him undersection 164Aof theAct to the Shirewith respectto the Reserve.


Now take noticethat-1. Pursuantto sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directs you to forthwith


2. You arerequiredto forthwith clean the land upon which thebeachshackis situatedto thesatisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.

3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 monthsafter serviceof it on you, theShire may, on complaint to a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan orderauthorisingit to causeor authorisethebeachshacktogetherwith thecontentsthereofto beremovedandwill alsoseek an order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.

S. HAZELDINE, Shire Clerk of the Shireof Coorow.


LAND ACT 1933


To-Ralph William Clohessy and another of 2 Gobba Court, Bayswaterbeing the personsinoccupationor control of the beachshack describedbelow "the beachshack".

At-The beachshacksituatedNorth of Lipfert Island on Reserve22521 to which beachshack isattacheda blue disc with the inscription "136" appearingthereonandwhich beachshackbearsthenumber"136" on aPlan preparedby the Shireof Coorowanddisplayedon its official notice -board at the Shire’s offices "the Plan".

Whereas-

A. Reserve22S21 "the Reserve"is vestedin the Shireof Coorow"the Shire" for thepurposesof "Parkland, Recreationand the letting of Cottagesexisting thereonon the 20th day ofMarch, 1988".

B. Pursuant to section 164B of the Land Act 1933 "the Act" the Minister for Lands hasdelegatedthepowersvestedin him undersection164A of the Act to the Shirewith respectto the Reserve.


Now take notice that-1. Pursuant to sections164A and 164B of the Act the Shire hereby directs you to forthwith

remove the beachshack togetherwith the contentsthereof from the Reserve.2. You are requiredto forthwith cleanthe land upon which the beachshackis situatedto the

satisfactionof the Shire and to removeall rubbish therefrom.3. If you fail to comply with this Notice within three3 monthsafter service of it on you, the

Shire may, on complaint to a Court of Petty Sessions,seekan orderauthorisingit to causeor authorisethe beachshacktogetherwith the contentsthereofto be removedandwill alsoseekan order that you pay all costs of and incidental to the proceedingsrelating to theorder.


ZZ406

PETITION FOR WINDING-UP OF COMPANYIn the Matter of Steam and MechanicalEngineeringPty Ltd

Notice is herebygiven that an Application for thewinding up of SteamandMechanicalEngineeringPty Ltd by CompaniesAction No. 82 of 1991 in the SupremeCourt of WesternAustralia was onthe 19th March 1991 presentedby Austimer Pty Ltd asTrusteefor the B G & C J Sinnott FamilyTrust Trading asSpeciality Metals andthat Application is directedto be heardbefore the SupremeCourt sitting at Perth on the 5th day of June 1991 at the hour of 10.30 o’clock in the forenoon orso soon thereafter as Counselcan be heardand any Creditor or contributory of the said companydesiringto support or opposethe making of an Orderon that Application may appearat the timeof hearingby himself or his Counsel for that purpose;anda copy of the Petition will be furnishedto any Creditoror Contributory of that companyrequiringthe sameby theundersignedon paymentof fifty 50 cents per page.The Petitioner’s addressis 34 Division Street, Welshpool, WesternAustralia.The Petitioner’s Solicitors areMullers of 7 Ellen Street, Subiaco6008 WesternAustralia Ref: JohnMuller.

Signed MULLERS.Note: Any personwho intends to appearon the hearingof the said Application must serveon orsend by posting to Mullers. Notice in writing of his intention so to do. The notice must state thenameand addressof the person,or, if a firm thenameandaddressof the firm, and mustbe signedby the personor firm, or his or their Solicitor and must be servedor, if posted,must be sent bypost in sufficient time to reachMullers not later than four o’clock in the afternoonof the businessday immediately precedingthe day of the hearing.


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REGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES, DETERMINATIONS, ORDERSPage

CemeteriesAct-Shire of West Arthur-Darkan andArthur River CemeteriesReserves11741 and Portion Williams Location 21 By-laws 1768-9

Country Taxi-cars Fares and ChargesRegulations 1991 1815-20FisheriesAct-ClosedWatersNetting West of Albany AmendmentNotice1991-Notice

No. 491 1724FisheriesAct-Kimberley Prawn Fishery AmendmentNotice 1991-Notice No. 492 ... 1724-5FisheriesAct-Nickol Bay Prawn Limited Entry Fishery Notice 1991 1720-3FisheriesAct-Shark Bay Scallop Limited Entry Fishery AmendmentNotice 1991-

Notice No. 487 1723-4Local GovernmentAct-By.laws-

City of Armadale-By-law Relating to the Conduct of Proceedingsand BusinessofCouncil 1760-1

City of Belmont-By-law Relating to Hawkers, Stallholdersand Trading in PublicPlaces 1739-46

City of Nedlands-By-law Relating to Signs, Hoardingsand Bill Posting 1746-58City of Wanneroo-Amendmentto By-laws Relating to Standing Orders 1759Shire of Ashburton-Moption of Draft Model By-laws Holiday Accommodation

No. 18 1759-60Shire of Denmark-By-laws Relating to Holiday Accommodation 1765Shire of Denmark-By-laws Relating to Signs, Billpositng and Hoardings 1769-79Shire of Denmark-By-law Relating to ReservesandForeshores 1761-4Shire of Morawa-By-law Relating to StreetTrading 1765-8

Local GovernmentAct-Order-Shire of Northam-Valuation and Rating Order No. 11991 1781

Lotteries CommissionAct-Instant Lottery Thlespin AmendmentRules 1991 1785Lotteries Commission AmendmentRegulations 1991 1785-6SupremeCourt AmendmentRules No. 2 1991 1714-19WesternAustralian Turf Club-Amendmentto By-laws of the Club 1810-13

GENERAL CONTENTSPage

ConsumerAffairs 1714Crown Law 1714-20Electoral Commission 1720Fisheries 1720-5Health 1725Land Administration-

General Information 1727-39Orders in Council 1726

Local Government 1739-84Lotteries Commission 1785-6Marine and Harbours 1786Mines 1786-92Planning and Urban Development 1793-1808Police 1808-9Premier and Cabinet 1810Proclamations 1711-13Public Notices-

CharitableTrusts Act 1825Companies 1831CorporationsLaw-Notice of Meeting 1826DeceasedPersonsEstates 1824-25Land Act-Removal of an UnauthorisedStructure 1826-31Partnerships 1825-26

Racing and Gaming 1810-14‘lenders-

Building managementAuthority 1822Main RoadsDepartment 1822Tender Board 1823-24

Transport 1815-20Water Authority 1821

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