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5 March 1993] GOVERNMENT GAZETI’E, WA 1431

PROCLAMXrIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA j By His Excellency the Honoureble Sir Francis

FRANCIS BURT, J Theodore Page Burt, Companion of the Order ofGovernor. Australia, Knight Commander of the Most Dislin

LL.S.1 guiahed Order of Saint Michael and SaintGeorge, Queen’s Counsel, Governor of the Stateof Western Australia.

Whereasit is enactedby subsection2 of section 15 and subsection2 and 3 of section 152 ofthe PetroleumAct 1967 that notwithstandingthe Land Act 1933 or any otherAct the Governor,by proclamation,may declarethat any land of the Crown or part thereofreservedfor or dedicatedto any public purposeunderany Act andhowsoeverclassifiedthat:

a is not Crown Land within the meaningof that expressionin section 5 of the Act; andb is specifiedin the proclamation,is Crown Land for thepurposesof thePetroleumAct 1967

andis land to which that Act applies,so long as the proclamationremainsin force.Now, therefore,I the Governoractingwith the advice andconsentof the ExecutiveCouncil andinthe exerciseof the powersundersubsection2 of section 15 of the PetroleumAct 1967, do herebydeclarethat the land of the Crown comprisingReserveNo. 40728 classifiedas Class"C" and setapartfor thepurposeof RecreationandCoastalManagementpursuantto theprovisionsof theLandAct 1933 is Crown Land for the purposeof the PetroleumAct 1967 and is land to which thePetroleumAct 1967 applies so long as this proclamationremainsin force.

Given undermy hand and the Sealof the State on 2 March 1993.By His Excellency’sCommand,

GEORGE CASH, Minister for Mines.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

AG3O1

PERTH MARKET ACT 1926

PERTH MARKET AMENDMENT BY-LAWS 1993

Madeby The PerthMarketAuthority and approvedof and confirmedby HisExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. Theseregulationsmay be cited asthe Perth MarketAmendmentBy-laws1993.

Schedule1 amended

2. Schedule1 to the Perth MarketBy-laws1990* is amendedin column 3 inthe item relatingto by-law 18 by deleting"20" andsubstitutingthefollowing -

" 100 ".

[* Publishedin the Gazetteof28 December1990.For amendmentsto 29 January 1993 see 1991 Indexto Legislationof WesternAustralia,p. 441 and Gazetteof27 November1992. 1

Made by the Perth MarketAuthority by resolution adoptedonthe 3rd day of December1992.

W. J. TOMS, Chairman.I. A. MANNING, Manager.

Approvedand confirmedby His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council.

Dated 2 March 1993.

AA1O1

PETROLEUM ACT 1967

D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

1432 GOVERNMENT GAZETI’E, WA [5 March 1993

AG302 PLANT DISEASESACT 1914

PLANT DISEASES AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1993

Made by His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Plant Diseases AmendmentRegulations1993.

Principal regulations

2. In theseregulationsthePlant DiseasesRegulations1989* arereferredtoas the principal regulations.

[* Publishedin the Gazetteof30 June1989 at pp. 1980-1993.For amendments to 23 February 1993 see 1991 Index toLegislationof WesternAustralia,p. 446-7and Gazettesof 24 July,7 Augustand 18 September1992.]

Regulations 17B and 17C inserted

3. After regulation 17A of the principal regulations the followingregulationsareinserted-

Bananaplants - Musaspp Bananaweevil borer

1713. 1 Unless contrary intention appearsin this regulationandin Schedule6 -

"quarantine area" means the area boundedby IvanhoeRoad, River Farm Road, King Location 599 boundaryand the Ord River Irrigation Project boundary toIvanhoe Crossing in the River Farm Road Districtdelineatedin black in the map set out in Schedule6.

2 A personshall not remove-

a bananaplants, leaf stem,planting material and soil;and

b machinery or farm equipmentunless the machineryor farm equipmentis free from soil and bananaplantmaterial,

from within the quarantinearea.

3 For the purposesof regulation16 1 -

a the quarantineareais a specifiedportion of the State;and

b bananaweevil borer is aspecifieddisease.

Chrysanthemumplants - ChrysanthemumWhite Rust

17C. 1 Where a grower detectschrysanthemumwhite ruston his property the grower shall, as soonas practicable-

a advisean inspector;and

b undertake a spraying programme and controlmeasuresas approvedby the Director General.

5 March 1993] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1433

2 A groweror a personwho distributes,transportsor sellschrysanthemumplants shall ensurethat any plants,cuttings andcut flowers which are visually infected with chrysanthemumwhite rust -

a are not distributed;and

b are destroyedin an approvedmanner.

3 A person who distributes chrysanthemumpropagatingmaterial including cuttings and rooted cuttings, shall beapprovedandshallensurethat-

a chrysanthemumplants on the source property arevisually free from chrysanthemumwhite rust;

b staff and equipment are available to carry out aspraying programme and treat the diseasein theapprovedmanner;and

c relevant staff are trained to recognizechrysanthemumwhite rust.

4 Eachconsignmentof propagatingmaterial referredto inregulation 3 shall be accompaniedby a declaration from thegrower that -

a an approvedspraying programmehas been carriedout; and

b the consignmenthas been inspected by a trainedmember of staff and is visually free fromchrysanthemumwhite rust.

5 For the purposesof regulation 16 1 chrysanthemumwhite rustis aspecifieddisease.

6 A person who fails to comply with this regulationcommitsan offence. ".

Schedule1 amended

4. Schedule1 to the principal regulationsis amended-

a inPartA-

i in the item commencing"Avocado"by insertingafter "41" incolumns2, 3 and 5 the following -

".‘,, ,

ii in the item commencing"Cotton" by insertingafter "41" incolumn 2 the following -

"

iii after the item commencing "Cotton" by inserting thefollowing item in columns1,2,3 and4 respectively-

" Cowpeaseed 13,17,29, 29,31,41 16,48for planting 31,41,45

iv after the item commencing"Helconia" by inserting thefollowing item in columns1, 2, 3 and4 respectively-

" Hibiscus 13,17,29, 29,31,41, 1631,41,45, 4747

1434 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [5 March 1993

v after the item commencing"Mushroom" by inserting thefollowing item in columns1, 2, 3 and4 respectively-

Mungbeanseed 13,17,29, 29,31,41 16,48for planting 31,41,45

and

vi in the item commencing"Okra" by inserting after "41" incolumn 1 and "16" in column 4 the following -

" 47 ";

and

b inPartB-

i by repealing clause 11 and substituting the followingclause-

" 11. Chrysanthemum propagatingmaterial - Chrysanthemum WhiteRust - Puccinia horiana

Chrysanthemum plants propagatingmaterial including cuttingsancrooted cuttings.

1 Distributors of propagatingmaterial tobe accredited annually on the followingbasis-

a that chrysanthemumplants on thesource property are visually freefrom chrysanthemumwhite rust;

b that staff and equipment areavailable to carry out a sprayingprogrammeandtreatthe diseaseinthe approvedmanner;and

c that relevant staff are trained torecognize chrysanthemum whiterust.

2 Each consignment shall beaccompaniedby a declarationfrom the growerthat -

a an approved spraying programmehasbeencarriedout; and

b the consignmenthas beeninspectedby a trained memberof staff and isvisually free from chrysanthemumwhite rust.

ii by repealing clause 23 and substituting the followingclause-

" 23. Sorghum seed- Sorghum MidgeContarinia sorghicola

To be certified that the seed has beenfumigated with phosphinein a sealedenclosureat 1.5 g/m3 -

a for 7 daysat above25°C; or


b for 10 days at 15°C - 25°C.

Seedto contain lessthan 1% by weight of chaffconsistingof piecesof vegetativeparts of plantsother than seedor seedfragments.

iii in clause30 2 a by deleting -

A "a" in the secondplacewhere it occurs;and

B "b",

andsubstitutingthe following -

" i " and " ii "

iv in clause41 by deletingparagraphd and substitutingthefollowing paragraph-

d with respectto plants and foliage of theclass Monocotyledon other thanOrchidaceae, Amaryllidaceae andPoaceaeas from a propertywhich is freefrom Thripspalmi. ";

v after clause45 by inserting the following clauses-

" 46. Avocado plants and fruit - CercosporaLeaf Spot Pseudocercosporapurpurea synonymCercosporapurpurea.

To be certified asbeing -

a from an area where the diseaseCercosporaLeaf Spot has not beendetected;and

b packed in premises which do notand have not previously handledavocado fruit or plants from aninfected area;or

c from a State or Territory whereCercospora Leaf SpotPseudocercospora purpureasynonym Cercosporapurpurea hasnot beenrecorded.

47. Malvaceae Cotton, hibiscus and okraplants - Eriophyeshibisci Nalepa - known asHibiscus Erineum Mite or Leaf CrumplingMite.

Entry into Western Australia of plants andparts of plants of the family Malvaceae isprohibitedunlesscertified as -

a from an area which has beeninspected and found free fromHibiscus ErineumMite; or


b fumigated with methyl bromide atone of the following rates for aperiod of 2 hours-

56 g/m3 at 5° - 10°C48 g/m3 at 11° -

40 g/m3 at 16° - 20°C;32 g/m3 at 21° - 25°C;24 g/m3at26°-30°C;16 g/m3 at 31° andabove;or

c from a State or Territory whereHibiscus Erineum Mite has notbeenrecorded.

48. Cowpea Vigna unguiculata ssp.unguiculata and mungbean seed Vignaradiata - Tan Spot Curtobacteriurnflaccumfaciens.

Entry into Western Australia is prohibitedunlesscertified as -

a grown in an areawhereTan Spot isnot known to occur;or

b from a State or Territory whereTan Spothasnot beenrecorded.

Schedule5 amended

5. Schedule5 to the principal regulationsis amended -

a in the item "Centaurea solstitialis" by deleting "Barnabys" incolumn 2 andsubstitutingthe following -

Barnaby’s ";

b in the item commencing’"Cynara" by deleting "cardunculu" andsubstitutingthe following -

cardunculus ";and

c in the item "Heliotrqpium europacum"by deleting "europacurn"andsubstitutingthe following -

" europaeurn

Schedule6 inserted

6. After Schedule5 to the principal regulationsthe following Scheduleisinserted-

5 March 1993] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

SCHEDULE 6[Regulation17B 2]

QUARANTINE AREA - RiVER FARM ROAD DISTRICT

a

1437

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416160.3700 ha

311692o7

369

580 3030 ha

By His Excellency’sCommand,

Part of Public Plan IvanhoeS.E. availablefor inspectionat theDpartrnentof Land Administration.

10337-2




PLANT DISEASES AMENDMENT REGULATIONS NO.21993


Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Plant Diseases AmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1993.

Principal Regulations

2. In theseregulationsthePlant DiseasesRegulations1989* are referredtoas the principal regulations.

[* Publishedin the Gazetteof 30 June1989 at pp. 1980-1993.For amendmentsto 24 February 1993 see 1991 Index toLegislation of Western Australia, pp. 445-7 and Gazettes of24 July, 7Augustand 17 September1992.]

Part4 amended

3. Part 4 Division 2 of the principal regulationsis amendedby insertingafter Subdivision3 the following subdivision-

"

Subdivision4- Control of Codling Moth

Codling moth

19E. 1 In this subdivision and Schedule 4C unless thecontraryintention appears-

"fruit" meansanyfruit that mayhostcodling moth;

"orchard" means any land used for the growing orcultivating or handlingof fruit that may host codlingmoth;

"the disease"means the diseaseknown as codling mothCydia pomonella.

2 Section 11 of the Act applies to the disease.

3 The occupierof an orchardwhere the diseaseexists orappearsto exist shall take and adopt the steps and measuresspecified in Schedule 4C Part 1 or cause those steps andmeasuresto be takenandadopted.

4 An occupierreferred to in subregulation3 who fails tocomply with Schedule4C Part 1 commits an offence unless thenon-compliance is authorized by an exemption undersubregulation8.

Penalty: $5 000.

5 Where the diseaseis the subjectof a notice undersection12 and an orchardis in anareadefinedin the noticethe owneroroccupier of the orchard shall take and adopt the steps andmeasuresspecified in Schedule4C Part 2 or causethose stepsandmeasuresto be taken andadopted.

6 Subregulation5 has effect whether or not the diseaseexists or appearsto exist in the orchard.


7 An owneror occupierreferredto in subregulation5 whofails to comply with Schedule 4C Part 2 commits an offenceunlessthe non-complianceis authorizedby an exemptionundersubregulation8.

Penalty: $5 000.

8 An inspectormay by noticeexemptan owner or occupierfrom any or all of the steps andmeasuresspecifiedin Schedule4C Parts1 and 2.

Transporters,packers,distributors

19F. 1 Subjectto subregulation2 apersonwho transports,packs,stores,distributesor otherwisehandlesany fruit grown bythe owner or occupier of an orchard to which this subdivisionapplies shall comply with the steps and measuresspecified inSchedule4C Part 3.

2 An inspector may by notice exempt a person fromcomplying with all or any of the stepsandmeasuresspecifiedinSchedule4C Part3. -

3 A person referred to in subregulation1 who fails tocomply with Schedule4C Part 3 commits an offence unless thenon-compliance is authorized by an exemption undersubregulation2.

Penalty: $5 000.

Schedule3 amended

4. Schedule3 of the principal regulationsis amendedby inserting afterForm8 the following form -

a

PLANT DISEASES ACT 1914

[Schedule4C Pt 1 cl 7][Schedule4C Pt 2 cl 11]

FORM 9

MOVEMENT OF FRUIT CROPSTHAT MAY HOSTCODLING MOTH OR OTHERPOTENTIAL CARRIERSFROM ANY ORCHARDWITHIN THE INFESTED AREA

To:

1Name andaddressof owneror occupier

the owneror occupierof the orchardsituatedat

2

3. I have inspectedthe orchard identified in item 2, being anorchard within the infested area as defined in a notice undersection 12 of the Act and I authorizethe harvestingof fruit thatmay host codling moth* and the removal of such fruit* andpotential carriers*on the following conditions: -


4. I nominateas the packingandprocessingestablishmentto which the fruit orpotential carrier shallbe delivered.

5. I nominateas the areas in which the fruit or potential carrier shall bedistributed.

6. The trucks, containersandany otherform of conveyanceshall

be cleanedby

7. All wastefruit, plant material, larvae and pupaeshall be

Inspector

19

*Delete where applicable.

Schedule4C inserted

5. After Schedule4B of the principal regulationsthe following Scheduleisinserted-

"

SCHEDULE 4C[Regulations 19Eand19F]

CODLING MOTH

PART 1- STEPSAND MEASURESTO ERADICATE ANDPREVENTTHE SPREAD OF CODLING MOTH UNDER

SECTION 11 OF THE ACT.

Notice of appearanceof codling moth

1. The occupierof an orchardshall as soonas practicablenotifyan inspector,at the district office nearestto the orchard, of theappearanceof codlingmoth in the orchard.

Removalof infected material

2. Under the supervision and direction of an inspector theoccupiershall -

a removeall infected and potentially infected materialincluding fruit, fallen fruit and trees wherenecessary;

b dispose of the infected and potentially infectedmaterialby deepburial or burning; and

c removeany tree material,infected or otherwise,soasto ensure full penetration of spray to the point ofrunoff andto allow inspection of any remainingfruitand dispose of that material by deep burial orburning.


Programmefollowing initial detectionof codling moth

3. The occupiershall -

a until harvest, apply an approved insecticide sprayprogrammeto all pomefruit treesbearingfruit;

b where directed and to the satisfaction of aninspector-

i with an approvedimplement,scrapeouter barkfrom the trunk andbranchesof pomefruit treesfrom ground level to a height of 0.25m abovethe crotch of the tree to removeover winteringlarvaeandpupaesites;

ii dispose of all scrapings by deep burial orburning;

iii kill any larvaeor pupaeon site; and

iv staple an approvedcorrugatedcardboardbandto the trunk;

c every 3 weekscollect and deepbury or burn all fallenfruit; and

d in May/June or after harvest for later maturingvarieties, inspectbandsand kill any larvaeor pupaeon site.

Spring/summerprogramme

4. 1 The occupiershall -

a apply an approvedinsecticide sprayprogrammeto allpomefruit treesin the orcharduntil harvest;or

b strip all fruit from unsprayed pome fruit trees inNovemberanddestroysuch fruit by burning or deepburial.

2 The occupier shal1 renew bandson pome fruit trees inJanuary.

Additional programmes

5. The occupier shall undertake any further approvedprogrammesas directedby an inspector.

Records

6. The occupiershall -

a maintainan up to daterecord specifyingthe -

i dateson which any sprayswere applied;

ii volumesapplied;

iii amountsandnamesof insecticidesused;and

iv areasprayed;

and

b producethe record referred to in paragrapha forinspectionwhen requestedby an inspector.


Crops shallbecertified

7. 1 The occupierof an orchard referred to in regulation19E 3 shall not harvestany fruit or removeany fruit or otherpotential carrier from the orcharduntil he receives a certificateissuedby an inspectorin the form of Form 9 in Schedule3.

2 A certificatereferredto in subclause1 shall -

a nominatethe packing or processingestablishmenttowhich the fruit or potentialcarriershall be delivered;

b nominate the areasto which the fruit or potentialcarriermay be distributed;and

c specify themannerin which -

i trucks, containers and all other forms ofconveyance and potential carriers shall becleansed;and

ii the waste fruit, plant material, larvae andpupaeshall be destroyed.

PART 2-STEPS AND MEASURESTO CONTROL,ERADICATE AND PREVENTTHE SPREAD OF CODLING

MOTH UNDER SECTION12 OF THE ACT

"Infestedarea"defined

8. In this Part and in Part 3 unless the contrary intentionappears-

"infested area" means the area defined in the noticereferredto in regulation19E 5.

Treatments

9. The owner or occupierof an orchard in the infestedarea inwhich codling moth does not exist or does not appear to existshall-

a underthe supervisionanddirection of an inspector

i remove all infected and potentially infectedmaterial including fruit, fallen fruit andtreeswherenecessary;

ii disposeof the infected and potentially infectedmaterialby deepburial or burning; and

iii removeanytree material,infectedor otherwise,so as to ensurefull penetrationof sprayto thepoint of runoff and to allow inspection of anyremainingfruit anddisposeof that material bydeepburial or burning;

b until harvest, apply an approved insecticide sprayprogrammeto all pome fruit treesbearing fruit, orstrip all fruit from unsprayedpome fruit trees inNovemberand destroy that fruit by burning or deepburial;

c where directed and to the satisfaction of aninspector-

i with an approvedimplement,scrapeouterbarkfrom the trunk andbranchesof pomefruit treesfrom ground level to a height of 0.25m abovethe crotch of the tree to removeover winteringlarvaeandpupaesites;


ii dispose of all scrapings by deep burial orburning;

iii kill any larvaeor pupaeon site; and

iv staple an approvedcorrugatedcardboardbandto the trunk;

d every 3 weekscollect anddeepbury or burn all fallenfruit;

e in May/June or after harvest for later maturingvarieties, inspectbandsandkill any larvae or pupaeon site;

0 renewbandson pomefruit treesin January;and

g undertake any further approved programmes asdirectedby an inspector.

Records

10. The owneror occupiershall -

a maintainan up to date record specifyingthe -

i dateson which any sprayswere applied;

ii volumesapplied;

iii amountsandnamesof insecticidesused;and

iv areasprayed;and

b produce the record referred to in paragrapha forinspectionwhenrequestedby an inspector.

Cropsshall be certified

11. 1 The owner or occupiershall not harvest any fruit orremoveany fruit or otherpotential carrierfrom the orcharduntilhe receives a certificate issued by an inspector in the form ofForm 9 in Schedule3.

2 A certificatereferredto in subclause1 shall -

a nominatethe packingor processingestablishmenttowhich the fruit or potential carriershallbe delivered;

b nominate the areasto which the fruit or potentialcarriermaybe distributed;and

c specifythe mannerin which -

i trucks, containers and all other forms ofconveyance and potential carriers shall becleansed;and

ii the waste fruit, plant material, larvae andpupaeshallbe destroyed.


PART 3 - STEPSAND MEASURESTO BE TAKEN BYPERSONSREFERREDTO IN REGULATION 19F TO

ERADICATE OR REDUCE THE SPREADOF THE DISEASE

Trucks, containersetc. to be cleaned

12. Packersandprocessorsshall ensurethat -

a trucks, containers or any other form ofconveyancein which fruit from an orchardreferred to in regulation 19E is transportedto packingor processingestablishments;and

b any other potential carrier which has been incontactwith the fruit,

shall be cleanedof all fruit, plant material, larvae and pupaebeforeleavingthe premises.

Equipment to be cleaned

13. Packers and processorsshall ensurethat all packing andprocessingequipment which has been in contact with fruit duringprocessingor packing, shall be cleaned of all fruit, plant material,larvae and pupae.

Disposal of potentially infected material

14. ?ackers and processorsshall ensure that all fruit, plantmaterial, larvae and pupae removed in accordance with clauses12 and 13 shall be -

a deepburied; or

b burnt.

Distribution

15. A person who distributes fruit or potential carriers from anorchard referred to in regulation 19E shall only distribute fruit orpotential carriers to areas nominated by an inspector.

By His Excellency’s Command,


5 March 19931 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1445


PLANT DISEASESCODLING MOTH NOTICE 1993

Made by the Minister undersection 12.

Citation

1. This notice may be cited as the Plant Diseases Codling Moth Notice1993.

Commencement

2. This notice shall come into operation on the day on which the PlantDiseasesAmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1993 comeinto operation.

Definition of disease

3. For the purposesof this notice -

"disease"meansthe diseaseknown as codling moth Cydiapomonella.

Declarationof infestedarea

4. The portion of the Statedefinedin the Scheduleto this noticeis infestedwith disease.

SCHEDULE[Clause4]

INFESTEDAREA

The whole of theareaof the Shireof Bridgetown- Greenbushes.

MONTY HOUSE,Minister for Primary Industry.

AG4O1SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATIONACT 1945

NOTICE OF APPOiNTMENTPursuantto Section23 2b d of the Soil and Land ConservationAct 1945,being personsactivelyengagedin, or affectedby, or associatedwith landusein the District, LeslieArthur Lastof Merredinis appointeda memberof the District Committeefor the Merredin Land ConservationDistrict,which Committeewas establishedby an Orderin Council, publishedin the GovernmentGazetteof25 May 1984 atp. 1406 andamendedin the Gazettesof 22 January1988 atp. 156-7;28 June1991at pp.3115-16;31 May 1992 atp. 2179; and12 February1993 at pp. 1207-8,1heappointmentbeingfor a term ceasingon 23 June 1995.


AG402SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATIONACT 1945

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTPursuantto Section232bd of the Soil andLand ConservationAct 1945, beingpersonsactivelyengagedin, or affectedby, or associatedwith land use in the District, the following personsareappointedmembersof the District Committeefor the Coolup Land ConservationDistrict, whichCommitteewas establishedby anOrderin Council, publishedin the GovernmentGazetteof 28 June1991 atpp. 3116-18andamendedin the Gazetteof 12 February1993 at p. 1208,the appointmentsbeing for a term ceasingon 26 July 1993:

a StephenRolan Wallace of Coolupb StevenSkipperof Coolupc Donald Gordon Spark of Coolupd AmandaSkipper of Coolupe RosemaryJosephinePitterof Coolup0 LanceGrahamPitterof Coolupg Colleen Helen Archibald of Waroona

MONTY HOUSE,Minister for Primary Industry.10337-S


AG403SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATIONACT 1945

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Pursuantto Section23 2b d of the Soil andLand ConservationAct 1945, beingpersonsactivelyengagedin, or affectedby, or associatedwith land use in the District, Jeff O’Neil of Ongerupisappointeda memberof the District Committeefor the GnowangerupLand ConservationDistrict,which Committeewas establishedby an Orderin Council, publishedin the GovernmentGazetteof

21 June 1985 at pp. 2266-67 and amendedin the Gazettesof 25 July 1986 at pp.2487-88,20 January1989 at p. 135, 28 April 1989 at pp. 1252-53,6 July 1990 at p. 1266; 15 November 1992at pp.5802-03 and 31 December 1992 at p. 6318, the appointmentbeing for a term ceasingon12 February1996.


AG404MARKETING OF POTATOES ACT 1946

Departmentof Agriculture,3 March 1993, SouthPerth.

Agric 408/86 V2.His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto appoint in accordancewiththe provisionsof section7 3 c of the Marketingof PotatoesAct 1946 Neville PeterCarteras anelectedproducermemberof theWesternAustralianPotatoMarketingAuthority for a term of officeexpiring on 21 September1995.

M. D. CARROLL, Director Generalof Agriculture.

AG405

SEEDSACT 1981Departmentof Agriculture,

24 February1993, SouthPerth.1002/91.I, the undersignedMinister for Primary Industry,being theMinister chargedwith the administration of the SeedsAct 1981, herebyappoint the following personsas SeedInspectorspursuanttosection14 1 of the said Act:

PeterJohnRobsonStevenThomasGeeStuartArthur SmithKennethJohnAnniceSue Ellen ShawLincoln GeorgeHeading

and appoint Lynette RoseRasmussenas SeedAnalyst pursuantto section 14 1 of the said Act:and cancel the appointmentsof the following officers as SeedInspectors

StevenElliott PorrittWilliam Leslie Smart.

MONTY HOUSE, Minister for Primary Industry.


AG406

WESTERNAUSTRALIAN MEAT iNDUSTRY AUTHORITY ACT 1976Departmentof Agriculture,

23 February1993, South Perth.Agric. 801/90.I, the undersignedMinister for Primary Industry,beingthe Minister chargedwith theadministration of the WesternAustralianMeat IndustryAuthority Act 1976, herebyappoint the followingpersonsas Inspectorsin accordancewith section 24g 1 of the said Act:

Timothy MarshallRobertJohnLightfootMax CharlesThurleyGerardJamesMcLoughlinGarry ChristopherLangeMauriceWalshNeil Travers

M. G. HOUSE,Minister for PrimaryIndustry.

AG407AGRICULTURE AND RELATED RESOURCESPROTECTIONACT 1976

The Agriculture ProtectionBoard, acting pursuantto sections 15 and 16 of the Agriculture andRelated ResourcesProtectionAct 1976 hereby:

i cancels the appointmentsof the following personsas members of the Zone ControlAuthorities designated-

Rob Welsh 1B, Roy Mortimer 4, JohnAgars 9ii appointspersonswhose namesare listed below to be membersof the Authoritiesfor the

Zonesdesignatedto hold office until 1 August in the yearsspecified-Name Zone RetiresRob Illingworth lB 1996PeterBrown 9 1994Malcolm Sims 9 1996

iii appointsMark ReginaldGodlonton Deputy Chairmanfor Zone 2.iv appointsthe following personsto be deputiesto membersof the Zone Control Authorities

designated-Deputy Member ZoneThrry Brown PeterJohnMcCumstie lBPeterVan Duren Allan Rees lBKeith Anderson Rob Illingworth lBRoss Quartermaine Rex William Ward 9Henry Ward JamesQuadrio 9StevenWarren LindsayKeith Polmear 9

Brian Warren 9LeonardCharlesBoladeras9

MargaretJones StephenTonkin 9David McQuie Garry Michel 9PeterCarter JohnFrancisCotter 9Brett McKay Kent McKay 9Tim Funston PeterBrown 9

Malcom Sims 9

Dated 3 March 1993.M. D. CARROLL, Chairman,Agriculture ProtectionBoard.

AG408

AGRICULTURE AND RELATED RESOURCESPROTECTIONACT 1976Acting pursuantto the powersgrantedby sections35 and 36 of the Agriculture and RelatedResourcesProtectionAct 1976, the Agriculture ProtectionBoard:

i declaresEgyptian geeseAlopchenaegyptiacus,New ZealandscaupAythyanovaeseelandiae, ParadiseshelduckTadorna tadornato be declaredanimals,assignedto categoriesA2, A4, A6

ii declaresGreenpeafowl Pavo muticusan exemptanimal.Dated 3 March 1993.

M. D. CARROLL, Chairman,Agriculture ProtectionBoard.


CW3O1


Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Justices Forms AmendmentRegulations1993.


2. In theseregulations the JusticesForms Regulations1982* are referredto as the principal regulations.

[* Publishedin the Gazette6 August1982.For amendmentsto 4 February 1993 see 1991 Index to Legislationof WesternAustralia,p. 392.]

Regulation 5B inserted

3. After regulation 5A of the principal regulationsthe following regulationis inserted-

Formof noticefor section98 3

5B. For the purposesof section98 3 b of the Act, Form 10 isthe prescribedform of notice.

Scheduleamended

4. The Scheduleto the principal regulationsis amendedby insertingafterForm 9 the following form -

Form 10JUSTICESACT 1902

JUSTICESFORMS REGULATIONS 1982

NOTICE OF PROCEDUREFOR INDICTABLE OFFENCES

You have beenchargedwith an indictable offence. This noticesets out whatwill occur before the charge againstyou is dealt with. If after readingthisnotice you do not understandits contentsor have any questions,you shouldseeklegal advice.

[Note: 2 or more Justices of the Peacemay sometimes sit instead of amagistratein a court of petty sessions.]

PART A

Indictable offencesare serious offences.Some of them can be dealt with onlyin the SupremeCourt or the District Court by a judge and a jury. If thechargeagainstyou is one of thesereadPartC.

JUSTICESACT 1902

JUSTICESFORMS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1993


Other indictable offences can be dealt with EITHER by a judge and jury inthe SupremeCourt or the District Court OR by a magistratein a court ofpetty sessions.If the chargeagainstyou is oneof thesereadPart B and Part

PART B

If the charge againstyou is one that can be dealt with in a court of pettysessionsand a magistrateconsidersthat the chargecan be adequatelydealtwith in that court, you will be askedto chooseoneof the following -

to have the charge dealt with by a magistratein the court of pettysessions,

OR

o havethe chargedealtwith by ajudge andjury in the Supremeor theDistrict Court.

If you chooseto havethe chargedealt with in the court of petty sessions,youmusttell themagistrate.

If you chooseto have the chargedealtby a judge andjury, some preliminarymatterswill occur in the court of petty sessionsbefore your caseis sentto theSupremeCourt or the District Court. PartC dealswith thosematters.

PART C

This Part explains the preliminary mattersthat will occur in the court ofpetty sessionsif the chargeagainstyou is to be dealt with in the SupremeCourt or District Court.

Before you are given the opportunity in the court of petty sessionsto pleadtothe chargeagainstyou, the prosecutionwill give you -

o a documentstating the facts of the caseagainstyou in connectionwiththe charge,

o a copy of anystatementmadeby you to the police andsignedby you,

o a copy of any interview with the police that was written down andsignedby you,

* noticeaboutanytape or videotapeof anyinterview of you by the police,

o a written version of anythingyou saidto the police that the policethinkis relevantto the charge.

You shouldreadall the papersthat the prosecutiongive you.

When you next come before the court after getting the papers from theprosecution,the magistratewill ask you if you want to plead to the charge.You do not have to, but if you want to, you can plead guilty or plead notguilty.

If you pleadguilty the chargewill be sentto either the SupremeCourt or theDistrict Court together with a copy of the papersthat the prosecutiongaveyou.

If you plead not guilty or if you do not plead, you have a right to have apreliminaryhearingof the chargein the court of petty sessions.The attachednoticeis aboutpreliminary hearingsandyou shouldreadthat.

PLEAS OF GUILTY

By law a court can take into accounta plea of guilty andthe stagewhen apersonpleadsguilty andmayimposea lessersentenceaccordingly.




FISHERIESACT 1905

NOTICE NO. 561

Made by the Minister under section25.

Citation

1. This noticemay be cited as the FisheriesNotice No. 561.

Commencement

2. This notice shall comeinto operationon the dayon which it ispublishedin the Gazette.

SecondScheduleto the Act repealedandaSchedulesubstituted

3. The SecondScheduleto the principal Act is repealedand the followingScheduleis substituted-

SECOND SCHEDULE[Section24]

MINIMUM LENGTHS

CommonName

ScientificName

MinimumLength

FISH MARINE OR FLUVIO - MARINE

Acanthopagrusbutcheri

Acanthopagruslatus

Cnidoglanismacrocephalus

Plectropomusspp.

Lutjanussebae

Platycephalusendrachtensis

Platycephalusspeculator

Platycephaluslongispinus

Ptatycephalusrnarmoratus

Pseudorhombusjenynsii

Breamor Black Bream

Bream,Yellow fin

Cobbler

Coral Trout

Emperor,RedorGovernmentBream

Flathead,Bar-tailed

Flathead,Blue-spottedor Sand

Flathead,Long-spinedor Sand

Flathead,Marbled

Flounder

SPECIES

cm

25

25

23

45

41

30

30

30

30

25

FI3O1


Common Scientific MinimumName Name Length

cm

Garfish FamilyHemirhamphidae

a whentakenby theholder of aprofessional 23fisherman’slicence;

b in any othercase;

Groper,Baldchin Choerodonrubescens 40

Groper, Blue Achoerodusgouldii 40

Herring, Australian or ArripisRum georgianus

a whentakenby theholder of aprofessionalfisherman’slicence; 18

b in any othercase; -

Jewfish,Westralian Glaucosomahebraicum 50

Leatherjacket FamilyMonacanthidae 25

Mackerel;Spanishor ScomberomorusBroad-barredSpanish semifasciatus 76

Mackerel,Blue or ScomberCommon australasicus

a whentakenby theholder of aprofessionalfisherman’s licence; 15

b in any othercase;

Mackerel,Narrow-barred ScomberomorusSpanish commersoni 76

Mackerel,SpottedSpanish Scomberomorusmunroi 50

MackerelWahoo Acanthocybiumsolandri 76

Mullet, Sea Mugil cephalus

a_ whentakenby theholder of aprofessionalfisherman’s licence; 24

b in any othercase; -

Mullet, Yellow-eye Aidrichettaforsteri


CommonName

ScientificName

MinimumLength

cma when takenby the

holder of aprofessionalfisherman’s licence; 23

b in anyother case;

Mulloway or River Argyrosomu.sKingfish hololepidotus 45

Pike, Long-fin Dinolesteslewini 28

Salmon,Australian Arripis truttaceus 30

Samsonfish or Sea Seriola hipposKingfish 60

Snapper,Northwest Lethrinusspp. 28

Snapper Pagrusauratus

a when takenfrom thewatersof Wilson -

Inlet on thesouthcoastof Western

* Australia; 28

b when takenfromany otherarea; 41

Snapper,Queenor Blue NemadactylusMorwong valenciennesi 30

Snapper,Red or Redflsh, Centroberyxspp.Bight SnapperorNannygai 23

Snook.Pike Sphyraenanovaehollandiae 33

Sole FamiliesSoleidaeandCynoglossidae

a when takenby theholder of aprofessionalfisherman’slicence; 20

b in any othercase;

Sweep Scorpisgeorgianus

a when takenby theholder of a

- professionalfisherman’slicence; 23

b in any othercase;

Tailor Pomatomussaltator 25

Tarwhineor Silver RhabdosargusBream sarba 23

Trevally, Silver or PseudocaranxSkipjack spp. 20



cmTuskfish, Blue

Whiting, SpottedorKing George

Whiting, transparentor SchoolWhiting

a when takenby theholder of aprofessionalfisherman’slicence;

b in anyother case;

Whiting, WesternSandor Silver

Choerodoncyanodus

Sillaginoidespunctata

Sillago bassensis

Sillagoschomburgkii

a when takenby theholderof aprofessionalfisherman’s licence;

b in any other case;

Trout, Brown

Trout, Rainbow

FISH,FRESHWATERSPECIES

Salmotrutta

Oncorhynchusmykiss

Crabs,Blue Manna

Crabs,Brown Mud

Crabs,GreenMud

Marron

CRUSTACEANS

Portunuspelagicus

Scyltaserrata

Scyllaparamamosain

Cheraxtenuimanus

Prawns,School Metapenaeusdalliae

a - whentakenby theholderof aprofessionalfisherman’s licence;

b in any othercase;

Prawns,WesternKing Penaeuslatisulcatus

40

25

22

22

cm

30

30

mm

127

120

150

76

50

10337-4



cma when takenby the

holderof aprofessionalfisherman’s licence; 76

‘a in any other case;

Rock Lobster,Southern Jasusnovaehollandiae 98.5

Rock Lobster,Western Panuliruscygnus 76

Rock Lobster,Northern Panulirusspp. 76

MOLLUSCSmm

Abalone,Brown Lipped Haliotisconiscopora 140

Abalone,GreenLipped Haliotis laevigata 140

Abalone,Roe’s Haliotis roei 60

TrochusShell Tectusniloticus 65

METHODS OF MEASUREMENT

1. Cobbler are measuredin a direct line from the base of theanterior edge of the caudodorsalfin to the tip of the tail.

2. Crabsare measuredfrom tip to tip of the posteriorcarapacespikes.

3. Garfish are measuredfrom the tip of the upperjaw to theend of the upperhalf of the tail.

4. Marron are measuredfrom the tip of the rostrum to theposteriormargin of the carapacealong the mid-dorsal line.

5. Prawnsare measuredalong the body from the eye to the tipof the tail.

6. Southern Rock Lobster are measured from the anteriorsurfaceof the median suture of the frontal tubercle to themid point of the posterior edge of the dorsal region of thecarapace.

7. Western and Northern Rock Lobster are measuredalongthe mid-dorsal line from the anterior edge of thepronouncedridge which joins the front edgesof the rostral

- horns- immediately posterior to the eyestalks, to theposteriormargin of the carapace.

8. Abalone are measuredfrom edge to edge of the shell acrossthe longestdiameter.

9. Trochus Shell are measuredacrossthe basefrom the edgeto edgeat the longestdiameter.

10. All other fish are measuredfrom the point of the snout tothe end of the tail.

MONTY HOUSE,Minister for Fisheries.


F1401

FISBERIESACT 1905PART IIIB - PROCESSINGLICENCE

FD 673/91.The public is herebynotified that I haveissueda permit to SouthernTradingCompanyof 7 AdamsStreet,O’Connor, WA to establisha processingestablishmentto processfish in pursuanceof theprovisions of section 35C of the FisheriesAct 1905, at 7 Adams Street,O’Connor, WA, subject tothe following conditions-That the processingestablishment,subjectto this permit-

1. Shall complywith the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905, andall Regulations,Ordersin Council and Notices andMinisterial Directionsissuedthereunder.

2. Shall not be usedfor the processingof rock lobster,abalone,tuna or salmon.3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the Health Act 1911.4. Shall beregisteredas an exportestablishmentpursuantto the provisionsofthe Parliament

of the CommonwealthExport Control Act 1982, and Ordersmade thereunder,morespecifically the PrescribedGoods GeneralOrdersand the FishOrders,shouldbe usedtoprocessfish for export.

5. Shall not be usedfor the processingof marronCherax tenuimanusunlessa licence is heldunder section 39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

6. Shall not be usedfor the processingof fish or crustaceacaughtby any othervessel.In accordancewith the provisionsof section35K, any personaggrievedby this decision,maywithinfourteendays after publicationof this notice,appealagainstthe decisionor orderby servingon theMinister for Fisheries,a statementin writing on the groundsof their appeal.

P. P. ROGERS,Executive Director of Fisheries.

F1402

FISHERIESACT 1905PERMIT TO ESTABLISH A PROCESSINGESTABLISHMENT

FD 618/92.Brian Norman Simmonds,is herebyauthorisedto establisha processingestablishmentto processfish in pursuanceof the provisionsof section35C of the FisheriesAct 1905 onboardfishingvesselNik-Kel-Jay registerednumberLFB Cl, subjectto the following conditions-That the processingestablishmentsubject to this permit-

1. Shall comply with the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905, andall Regulations,Ordersin Council and Notices andMinisterial Directionsissuedthereunder.

2. Shall not be used for the processingof rock lobster,prawns, abalone,or scaliops.3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the HealthAct 1911.4. Shallberegisteredas sri export establishmentpursuantto theprovisionsof theParliament

of the CommonwealthExport Control Act 1982, and Orders made thereunder,morespecificallythe PrescribedGoods GeneralOrdersandthe Fish Orders,shouldit be usedto processfish for export.

5. Shallnot be usedfor the processingof marronCherax tenuimanusunlessa licence is heldunder section 39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

6. Shall not be usedfor the processingof fish or crustaceacaughtby anyother vessel.P. P. ROGERS,ExecutiveDirector of Fisheries.

F1403

FISHERIESACT 1905PART IJIB-PROCESSINGLICENCE

FD 204/70The public is hereby notified that I have issueda permit to ShreevesFrozenFoods Pty Ltd of143 GrandProm, Doubleview, to establisha processingestablishmentto processrock lobster inpursuanceof the provisions of section 35C of the FisheriesAct 1905 at 10 StenenageStreet,Yanchep,subjectto the following conditions.That the processingestablishmentsubjectto this permit-

1. Shall comply with the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905 andall Regulations,Ordersin Councils,andNotices and Ministerial Directions issuedthereunder.


2. Shall not processany rock lobster exceptby cooking whole only for the purposeof sellingon the local marketand not for export.

3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the HealthAct 1911.4. Shall complywith the requirementsof anyTown PlanningSchemeor Interim Development

Ordergazettedunder the provisionsof the Town Planningand DevelopmentAct 1928 orthe Metropolitan RegionTown PlanningSchemeAct 1959.

5. Shallbe registeredas an exportestablishmentpursuantto the provisionsofthe Parliamentof the CommonwealthExport Control Act 1982, and orders made thereunder,morespecifically the PrescribedGoods GeneralOrdersand the FishOrders, shall it be usedto processfish other than rock lobsterfor export.

6. Shall notbe usedfor the processingof marronCheraxtenuimanusunlessa licence is heldundersection 39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

7. Rock lobstershall notbeprocessedor receivedfor processingon ChristmasDay, New Year’sDay and Good Friday.

8. The licenseeshall lodge with the FisheriesDepartmentno later than the 15th day of eachmonth, a return of all fish purchasedfor the precedingmonth, specifyingthe nameof thefisherman,the boat numberor professionalfisherman’slicence number,anchoragefromwhich the vessel operates,the speciesand live weight purchased.Whereno rock lobsterhas beenpurchaseda "nil" return shall be submitted.

9. Shall not be usedfor processingof prawns,tuna, abalone,salmonor scallops.

10. That the rock lobster inspectionfacilities set out hereunderwill be continuouslyavailablewithin the premisescoveredby this licence for use at any time by a FisheriesOfficer.

11. Thatsatisfactoryarrangementsare madeto makebagsof rock lobsterselectedby FisheriesOfficers available for inspectionas prescribedhereunder:a An inspectiontable shall be provided andconstructedsuchthat the table top:

1 is approximately85 cm from the floor;ii is fitted with sides andendssufficient to constrainrock lobsters;

iii canhold one bagof rock lobstersno more than two rock lobstersdeepacrossthesurfaceof the table; and

iv is fitted with a chuteso the contentscan be pushedfrom the table surface.b A bagholder shall be available immediatelyadjacentto the inspectiontable.c The areaor areasset asidefor the inspectionof lobstersshall be:

1 sufficient in areato permit two FisheriesOfficers to undertakeinspectionsat thetable simultaneously;

ii adequatelylit andventilated;iii locatedclose to the rock lobster receival sectionof the licensedpremises;iv adequatelyscreenedfrom sprayingwater or othermaterials;andv free from excessivemachinerynoise.

d The contentsof eachselectedbag or containerof rock lobstersshall be placedupon aninspection tableby employeesof the licenseeandshall be removedfrom the table asnecessaryafter inspection.

In accordancewith the provisionsof section35K, any personaggrievedby this decisionmay, withinfourteendays after publication of this Notice, appealagainstthe decisionor orderby serving onthe Minister for Fisheriesa statementin writing on the groundsof their appeal.

P. P. ROGERS,ExecutiveDirector of Fisheries.

F1404FISHERIES ACT 1905

PART IIIB-PROCESSINGLICENCEFD 97/93.JordaniaPty Ltd, TradingasCentralOysterFreshFishandGame,is herebyauthorisedto establisha processingestablishmentto processfish andyabbiesin pursuanceof the provisionsof section35Cof the FisheriesAct 1905, at 56 PackenhamStreet, Fremantle,subject to the following-

That the processingestablishmentsubjectto this permit-1. Shall comply with the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905 andall Regulations,Orders

in Councils, and Notices andMinisterial Directions issuedthereunder.2. Shall not be usedfor the processingof rock lobster,prawnsor abalone.3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the HealthAct 1911.4. Shall complywith the requirementsof any Town PlanningSchemeor Interim Development

Order gazettedunder the provisionsof the Town Planningand DevelopmentAct 1928,orthe Metropolitan RegionTown PlanningSchemeAct 1959.


5. Shall beregisteredas anexport establishmentpursuantto the provisionsof the Parliamentof the CommonwealthExport Control Act 1982, and orders made thereunder,morespecifically the PrescribedGoodsGeneralOrdersandthe FishOrders,shouldit be usedto processfish for export.

6. Shall not be usedfor theprocessingof marronCheraxtenuimanusunlessa licenceis heldunder section39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

In accordancewith the provisionsof section35K, any personaggrievedby this decisionmay,withinfourteen14 daysafter publication of this Notice, appealagainstthe decisionor orderby servingon the Minister for Fisheriesa statementin writing on the groundsof their appeal.

FD 96/86.


FISHERIESACT 1905PART IIIB-PROCESS1NGLICENCE

The public is herebynotified that in accordancewith section 35CA of the FisheriesAct 1905, Iherebyauthorisethat I have approvedthe amendmentof Processor’sLicenceNo. 1131 issuedtoMr Robin Ray Greenof 18 Ashwell Street,Albany, to allow the unrestrictedprocessingof pilchardsat 26 CharlesStreet,Albany.In accordancewith the provisionsof section35K, anypersonaggrievedby this decisionmay,withinfourteendays after publication of this Notice, appealagainstthe decisionor orderby serving onthe Minister for Fisheriesa statementin writing on the groundsof their appeal.

FD 66/66.


FISHERIES ACT 1905PART II]B-PROCESSJNGLICENCE

The public is herebynotified that I haveapprovedanapplicationto transfertheProcessingLicenceNo. 1080 for the establishmentat 10 Madrid Street,Cervantes.The ProcessingLicence hasbeentransferredfrom Kailis andFrancePty Ltd to GoldenWest LobstersPty Ltd.In accordancewith the provisionsof section35K, anypersonaggrievedby this decisionmay,withinfourteendays after publication of this Notice, appealagainstthe decisionor orderby servingonthe Minister for Fisheriesa statementin writing on the groundsof their appeal.


SUBURBAN LANDDOLA File: 24/945V3His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto approve,under section10of the Land Act 1933 of King Location 723 being set apartas SuburbanLand.

Public Plan: IvanhoeSE 25.

F1405

F1406

LA4O1

LAID ACT 1933

A. A. SKINNER, Chief Executive.


L4402

LAND ACT 1933FORFEITURES

Department of Land AdministrationThe following LeasesandLicencestogetherwith all Rights,Title and Interest therein have this daybeen Forfeited to the Crown underthe Land Act 1933 for the reasonsstated.

A. A. SKINNER, Chief Executive.

Name;Leaseor Licence; District; Reason;Corres.No.; Plan.McDonald,LawrenceGeorge;3116/10390;Onslow, Lot 679; Non paymentof rent andinstalments;2310/986; Onslow 39.05.Pennington, David Jan; 3116/7060; Port Hedland, Lots 3793 & 3794; Non-compliance withconditionsof sale; 2902/978; Port Hedland 24.26.Bellway Pty Ltd; 3116/7783; SouthBoulder,Lots F78, F79 & F80; Non paymentof rent; 911/977;Kal/Boulder 30.33.Sheridan,MauriceMichael & Carter,DonaldJohn;3116/10672;Woodanilling,Lot 61; Non paymentof rent; 2145/991;Woodanilling 1:2000 25.06.Golden Mill AeratedWater Co Limited; 3116/7029; Kalgoorlie, Lot 3356; Non paymentof rent;1382/956; KallBoulder 30.36.Kirkwood, ThomasJoseph Dec’d & Kirkwood, Charles Dec’d; 3117/3644;Kalgoorlie, Lot 3355;Non paymentof rent; 1066/946;Kalgoorlie Sheet1.RotherfieldHoldingsPtyLtd; 338/18715; Bullfinch, Lot 102; Non compliancewith conditions of sale;2934/988;Bullfinch T/Site.

LB3O1

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902SALE OF LAND

Notice is herebygiven thathis Excellencythe Governorhasauthorisedundersection29 7 a iiof the Public Works Act 1902 the sale by public auction or private contract the land hereunderdescribed,such land being no longer required for the work for which it was acquired.

LandFile No. 388/956v2.Portion of Port HedlandTown Lot 52 and being Lot 1 the subjectof Diagram31936 and beingthewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1304 Folio 999.

LandFile No. 1636/990.Reserve42505 comprising Albany Lots 1285-1290inclusive and 1294 as is shown on DOLADiagram 82111.

LandFile No. 1879/992.Portion of Swan Location 34 and being part of Lot 83 being the land remainingin Certificate ofTitle Volume 331 Folio 198 as is shownon LTO Plan 81674.

LandFile No. 2028/770.Reserve31481 comprising CockburnSound Location 2231 formerly portion of Cockburn SoundLocation 16 being the subjectof LTO Diagram 41040.

LandFile No. 2143/992.Portionof Wellington Location 1 andbeing Lot 9 on Plan 6133 andbeingpart of the landcontainedin Certificate of Title Volume 1185 Folio 227.

LandFile No. 2141/992.Portionof Wellington Location 1 andbeingLot 4 on Diagram51753andbeingthewhole of the landcontainedin Certificate of Title Volume 1527 Folio 778.

LandFile No. 2533/992.MerredinLot 551 beingthe whole of the landcontainedin Certificateof Title Volume 1004 Folio 564as is shown on DOLA O.P. 3281.


LandFile No. 2534/992.MerredinLot 584 beingthe wholeof thelandcontainedin Certificateof Title Volume 1039Folio 706as is shown on DOLA O.P. 3281.

LandFile No. 4008/1989.Portion of Cockburn Sound Location 16 andbeing Lot 101 on Plan 17497 andbeingthe whole ofthe land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1883 Folio 865 as is shown more particularlydelineated and coloured green on Plan LAWA 989.

LandFile No. 62941951.Corrigin Lot 222 comprising Reserve42536 as is shown on DOLA Diagram 47137.

LandFile No. 1225/991.GeraldtonTown Lot 234 comprisedin Memorial Book XII No. 304.Geraldton Town Lots 229 and 230 comprised in Memorial Book XI No. 1011.Geraldton Town Lot 231 being the whole of the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 10Folio 367.North EasternMoiety of Geraldton Town Lot 232 being the whole of the land containedinCertificate of Title Volume 13 Folio 25.South Western Moiety of GeraldtonTown Lot 232 being the whole of the land containedinCertificate of Title Volume 13 Folio 26.South Western Moiety of GeraidtonTown Lot 233 being the whole of the land containedinCertificateof Title Volume 7 Folio 380.North EasternMoiety of GeraldtonTown Lot 233 andbeing the land remainingin Certificate ofTitle Volume 7 Folio 373.GeraldtonTown Lot 235 comprisedin Memorial Book Xi No. 1012.GeraldtonTown Lot 236 comprisedin Memorial Book XI No. 1014.File No. 2142/992.Notice is herebygiven that His Excellencythe Governorhasapprovedunder section29B 1 a iof thePublic WorksAct 1902 of the saleby publicauctionor privatecontractof the landhereinafterdescribed,which wascompulsorilytakenor resumedunderthatAct for a publicwork, namelySouthWestern Railway-Additionsand Improvements-Cottagesfor Railway Employeesat BrunswickJunctionand hasbeenusedfor that public work for a period of ten yearsor more and beingnolonger requiredfor that work.

LandPortion of Wellington Location 1 andbeing Lot 40 on Plan 2564 being part of the land containedin Certificateof Title Volume 1106 Folio 117.File No. 2257/992.Notice is herebygiven that His Excellencythe Governorhasapprovedundersection29B1 a iof the Public Works Act 1902 of the sale by public auction or private contract of the land hereinafterdescribed,which was compulsorily taken or resumedunder that Act for a public work, namelyBridgetownAuxiliary Water SupplyPump HouseSite with accesstheretoandhasbeenused forthat public work for a period of ten yearsor more andbeing no longer requiredfor that work.

LandPortion of NelsonLocation 6799 andbeingpart of the landon Diagram11263andbeingthewholeof the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1075 Folio 593.Datedthis 2nd day of March 1993.

A. A. SKINNER, ChiefExecutive, Departmentof Land Administration.

LB7O1File No. 2014/966.Ex. Co. No. 0288.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

LAND RESUMPTIONRoadWidenings-BussellHighway-Main Roads Department

Notice is hereby given, andit is herebydeclared,thatpursuantto aresolutionof the Shireof Capelpassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about 13 October 1989 and 31 January 1992,theseveral pieces or parcelsof land describedin the Schedulehereto, being all in the WellingtonDistrict have, in pursuanceof the written approvalandconsentof His Excellencythe Governor,actingby and with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, datedthe2nd day of March 1993,beensetapart, takenor resumedfor the purposeof the following public work, namely-RoadWidenings-BussellHighway-Main RoadsDepartment.


And further notice is hereby given that the said piecesor parcelsof land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly described on Department of Land AdministrationDiagram 90945 and LTO Plan 18078 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof LandAdministration, Perth. The additional information contained in the Schedule after the landdescriptionsis to define locality only and in no way derogates from the Transfer of Land Actdescription.And it is herebydirectedthat the said landsshall vest in Her Majesty for the publicwork herein expressed, freed and dischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations,estates,interests,rights-of-wayor other easementswhatsoever.

. Schedule

Owner or ReputedOwner

Occupier orReputed Occupier

Description Areaapprox.

Crown CrownShire of Cape! asVestee

Portion of Wellington Location 4997 setasideaspartof Reserve28825 for "Pub-lic Recreation."

1.9763 haon Plan18078 and411m2 onDiagram90945

Crown Crown Portion of Wellington Location 4999 set 6 547 m2

Crown CrownShire of Cape! asVestee

aside as part of Reserve 28835 for"DrainageFive Mile Brook Diversion."Portion of Wellington Location 4583 setaside as part of Class "A" Reserve23000 for "Travellers Stopping Placeand Caravan Park."

2.278 5 ha

Certified correctthis 17th day of February1993.GEORGECASH, Minister for Lands.

Dated this 2nd day of March 1993.FRANCIS BURT, Governor in Executive Council.

Road DedicationIt is herebynotified that the Minister for Landshasapproved,pursuantto section288 of the LocalGovernmentAct, thededicationas publicstreettheroadsin thevariousMunicipalitiesas describedin the abovementionedresumptionnotices.By Order of the Minister for Lands.Dated this 5th day of March 1993.

A. SKINNER, Chief Executive.

LB90.File No. 1602/1992.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LANDExtension of Road-City of Fremantle

The Minister for Works hereby gives notice in accordance with the provisions of section 17 2 ofthe Public Works Act 1902, that it is intended to takeor resume under section 17 1 of that Act,the piecesor parcels of land describedin the Schedulehereto, and being all in the Cockburn SoundDistrict, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, Extensionof Road-Cityof Fremantle,and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan L.A., W.A. 975 which may beinspectedat the office ofthe Department of LandAdministration, Perth. The additional informationcontained in the Schedule after the land descriptions is to define locality only and in no wayderogatesfrom the Transfer of Land Act description.

Schedule

No. onPlan

L.A., WA.


Occupieror ReputedOccupier


No. 975

Chadderley Invest-ments WA. Pry Ltd

Chadderley Invest-ments W.A. Pry Ltd

Portion of Cockburn SoundLocation 136 andbeing partof Lot 39 on Plan 5777 andbeing part of the land remaining in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1267 Folio223.

1 571 m2

Dated this 2nd day of March 1993.GEORGE CASH, Minister for Lands.


LB902

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

File No. 1159/991.

College Purposes-TochnicalAnd Further Education-EastPerth

The Minister for Works herebygives notice in accordancewith the provisionsof section 17 2 ofthe Public Works Act 1902 that it is intendedto take or resumeunder section 17 1 of that Act,the piecesor parcelsof land describedin the Schedulehereto,andbeing all in the PerthDistrict,for the purposeof the following public work, namely, College Purposes-TochnicalAnd FurtherEducation-EastPerthand that the said piecesor parcelsof land are markedoff on DOLA Plan18303which maybe inspectedat the office of the Departmentof LandAdministration,Perth.Theadditionalinformation containedin theScheduleaftertheland descriptionsis to definelocality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transferof Land Act description.

Schedule

The MetropolitanRegion Planning Authority





CommissionerMain Roads

TheMetropolitanRegion Planning Authority

TheMetropolitan Region Planning Authority









of CommissionerMain Roads




TheMetropolitanRegion Planning Authority


Lot 1 on Plan1484 beingthewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1195 Folio 618.Lots 2 and 3 on Plan 1484andLots 1, 2 and3 on Plan1143 being the whole of theland containedin Certificateof Title Volume547 Folio 57.Lot 4 on Plan 1143,togetherwith a right of carriagewayover the portion colouredbrown on the said Planbeing the whole of the landcontained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1053 Folio336.Lot 5 on Plan1143 being thewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1081 Folio 279.Lot 6 on Plan 1143 beingthewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1081 Folio 278.

of Lot 7 on Plan1143 beingthewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1921 Folio 453.Lots 8 and 9 on Plan 1143being the whole of the landcontained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1446 Folio392.The resumed right-of-wayon Plan 1143 remaining inCertificate of Title Volume27 Folio 48.Lot 1 on Diagram 7381being the whole of the landcontained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 946 Folio 40.Lot 2 on Diagram 7381being the whole of the landcontained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 946 Folio 41.Lots 34, 35, 36 and 37 onPlan 2292 being the wholeof theland containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1702Folio 924.

No.Plan

onL.A.,


Occupier or Reputed Description AreaOccupier approx.

WA. No.

506 m2

2 451 m2

486 m2

484 m2

311 m2

311 m2

622 m2

306 m2

195 m2

219 m2

1 900 m2


No.PlanWA.

onL.A.,No.


Occupier or Reputed Description AreaOccupier approx.

The MetropolitanRe- The MetropolitanRe- Lot 38 on Plan 2292 being 475 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- the whole of the land conthority thority tamedin Certificateof Title

Volume 1231 Folio 472.TheMetropolitanRe- The MetropolitanRe- Lots 39, 40 and41 on Plan 1 425 in2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- 2292 being the whole of thethority thority land containedin Certificate

of Title Volume 1172 Folio429.

The State Planning The State Planning Lot 42 on Plan 2292 being 475 m2Commission Commission the whole of the land con

tainedin Certificate of TitleVolume 1843 Folio 640.

The State Planning The State Planning Lots 43 and44 on Plan2292 855 in2Commission Commission being the whole of the land

contained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1065 Folio432.

The MetropolitanRe- TheMetropolitanRe- Part of Lot 21 on Plan 2292 118 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- being the land remaininginthority thority Certificate of Title Volume

1476 Folio 16.The MetropolitanRe- The MetropolitanRe- Lot 20 on Plan 2292 being 175 in2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- the land remaining in Certhority thority tificate of Title Volume 1262

Folio 621.The MetropolitanRe- The MetropolitanRe- Part of Lot 19 on Plan 2292 231 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- being the land remaininginthority thority Certificate of Title Volume

1697 Folio 773.The MetropolitanRe- The MetropolitanRe- Part of Lot 18 on Plan 2292 288 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- being the whole of the landthority thority contained in Certificate of

Title Volume 1702 Folio925.

The MetropolitanRe- The MetropolitanRe- Part of Lot 17 on Plan 2292 223 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- being the resumedland rethority thority maining in Certificate of

Title Volume 700 Folio 115.The Metropolitan Re- The MetropolitanRe- Partof Lots 16 and 17 being 522 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- the land remainingin Certhority thority tificate of Title Volume 712

Folio 9.The Metropolitan Re- The MetropolitanRe- Lot 14 andPart of Lot 15 on 943 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- Plan 2292 being the landthority thority remaining in Certificate of

Title Volume 278 Folio 1.The MetropolitanRe- TheMetropolitanRe- Lot 13 on Plan 2292 being 485 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- the whole of the land conthority thority tamedin Certificate of Title

Volume 1158 Folio 930.The MetropolitanRe- The MetropolitanRe- Lots 11 and12 on Plan2292 875 in2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- being the whole of the landthority thority contained in Certificate of

Title Volume 1180 Folio 64.The Metropolitan Re- The MetropolitanRe- Lot 1 on Plan2292being the 345 m2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- whole of the land containedthority thority in Certificate of Title Vol

ume 241 Folio 69.The Metropolitan Re- TheMetropolitanRe- Lot 2 on Plan2292being the 348 in2gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au- whole of the land containedthority thority in Certificate of Title Vol

ume 259 Folio 50.Commissioner of Commissioner of Lots 3 and 4 on Plan 2292 348 in2Main Roads Main Roads being the whole of the land

contained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1921 Folio454.


No. on Owner or Reputed Occupier or ReputedPlan L.A., Owner OccupierWA. No.


The MetropolitanRe- The Metropolitan Re-gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au-thority thority

Lots 5 and 6 on Plan 2292being the whole of the landcontained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 774 Folio 60.

696 in2

The MetropolitanRe- TheMetropolitanRe-gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au-thority thority

Lot 7 on Plan2292 being thewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 470 Folio 53.

348 m2

Commissioner of Commissioner of Lot 8 on Plan 2292 beingthe 348 m2Main Roads Main Roads whole of the land contained

in Certificate of Title Volume 1921 Folio 455.

Commissioner of Commissioner ofMain Roads Main Roads

Lot 9 on Plan 2292being thewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1921 Folio 456.

348 m2

The MetropolitanRe- The Metropolitan Re-gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au-thority thority

Lot 2 and Part of Lot 1 onDiagram 2847 being thewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1517 Folio 159.

170 in2

The MetropolitanRe- TheMetropolitan Re-gion Planning Au- gion Planning Au-thority thority

Part of Lot 1 on Diagram2847 being the whole of theland containedin Certificateof Title Volume 1517 Folio160.

177 in2

State PlanningCorn- State PlanningCorn- The Right-of-way on Plan 1 053 in2

mission mission 2292 remaining in Certificate of Title Volume 211Folio 181.

Certified correctthis 22nd day of February1993.

- IIMlDItIii*1IOSI

GEORGE CASH, Minister for Lands.

LG4O1SHIRE OF LEONORA

Acting Shire ClerkIt is herebynotified for public informationthat Mr J. G. EpishasbeenappointedActing Shire Clerkby resolution of Council for the period 9th March 1993 to 26th April 1993.

W. D. BIGOS, President.W. JACOBS, Shire Clerk.

LG402SHIRE OF ALBANY

Honorary Ranger/BeachInspectorIt is hereby advised for public information that Robert Peter Lucas has been appointed as anHonoraryRanger/BeachInspectorfor Reserve25295, Vancouver Peninsula, taking in the HeritageTrail andPoint Possession.

WAYNE F. SCHEGGIA, Chief Executive Officer.

LG403SHIRE OF ALBANY

HonoraryRanger/BeachInspectorIt is hereby advised for public information that the appointment of Clifford JamesMeredith as anHonorary Rangerand Beach Inspectorfor Reserve25295, Vancouver Peninsula,is cancelledwitheffect from 24th February1993.

WAYNE F. SCHEGGIA, Chief Executive Officer.


LG404

DOG ACT 1976Shire of Brookton

It is herebynotified for public information that the following personshavebeenappointedunderthe provisionsof the Dog Act 1976 for the Municipality of the Shire of Brookton.

RegistrationOfficers-

DanielleLea Smith; Kim Maree Gault; Roslyn Claire Wright.

Authorised Officers-

Ian Neville Curley; GrahamPhillip Stanley.IAN CURLEY, Shire Clerk.

LG405

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Form No. 30

City of Geraldton CouncilSALE OF LAND FOR RATES

Section584Notice is hereby given that default in thepaymentof ratesfor a period of not less than threeyearshaving occurred, the City of Geraldton Council, acting under the powers conferred by subsectionC of Division 6 of PartXXV of theLocal GovernmentAct 1960,will offer for sale,by PublicAuction,at Lot 30 George Road, Beresford WA 6530 on the 27th day of March 1993, 10.30 am, the piecesof landspecifiedin the Schedulehereto.

G. K. SIMPSON,Town Clerk/Shire Clerk.

Schedule

Descriptionof Landand Lot or Location

Number

Plan orDiagramNumber

TitleReference

Area Street Description ofimprovements,if

any

NameofRegisteredProprietor

Nameof otherpersonsappearingto have an interest

Ratesoutstanding

OtherCharges

due on theLand

Lot 30 of Portion ofGeraldtonSuburbanLots 38 and 39

P.838 Vol 747Fol 35

936 in2 GeorgeRoad,

Beresford

VacantLand

JohnWayland CommissionerofTaxation

$12 081.92 $1 944.95

LG406

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Municipal Elections

Departmentof Local Government,Perth.It is hereby notified, for generalinformation in accordancewith section138 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, that the following persons have beenelected members of the undermentioned Municipalities to fill the vacanciesshown in the particulars hereunder:Date of Election; Member Elected, Surname, First Names; Office; Ward; How Vacancy Occurred;a Effiuxion of time; b Resignation;c Death; d Disqualified; e Other; Name of Previous

Member; Remarks.City of South Perth

20/2/93;McHale, Sheila Margaret; Coundllor; Manning; b; Maslen,E. N.; Extraordinary.20/2/93; Boardman,Warwick John;Councillor; Manning;b; Aria, A.; Extraordinary.

Shire of Mundaring20/2/93; Moiler, James; Councillor; East;b; Colless, R.; Extraordinary.

JOHN LYNCH, Executive Director.


LG9O1

LOCAL GOVERNMENTACT 1960Shire ofAlbany

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROWProposedLoan No. 135-$137000

Pursuantto section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Council of the Shire of Albanyhereby gives notice that it proposesto borrow money by the sale of a single debentureon thefollowing termsfor the following purpose.$137 000 for a term of five 5 years repayableat the office of the Council by ten 10 equalhalfyearly instalmentsof principal and interest.

Purpose:Purchaseof Plant.A specificationas requiredby section609 of the Act is available for inspectionat the office of theCouncil duringworking hoursfor a period of thirty five 35 daysafter thepublicationof this notice.Datedthis 25th day of February1993.

C. G. P. AYRES, President.W. F. SCJHEGGIA,Chief Executive Officer.

LG902

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Esperance

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROWProposedLoan No. 248-$43000

Pursuantto section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 the Council of the Shire of Esperanceherebygives notice that it proposesto borrow moneyby the saleof a debenture,repayableat theoffice of the Lender,on the following terms andconditions-

Amount: $43 000Repayment:Quarterly instalmentsof principal and interest

Purpose:Purchaseof Road Making Plant

Torm: Four 4 yearsPlans, specificationsand estimatesas requiredby section 609 of the Local GovernmentAct areavailablefor inspectionat the office of the Council during normal businesshoursfor thirty-five 35days after the publication of this notice.Datedthis 25th day of February 1993.

D. A. PATERSON,President.R. T. SCOBLE, ShireClerk.

LGOO3

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Exrnouth

NOTICE OF iNTENTION TO BORROWProposedLoan No. 72 of $70 000

Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Shire of Exmouthgives notice thatit proposesto borrow moneyby the sale of a debenturerepayableat the office of the lenderon thefollowing terms andconditions.Loan No. 72 of $70 000 repayableby quarterlyinstalmentsof principal andinterest.Purpose:Constructionof Clubhouse-ExmouthBowling Club.Plans,specificationsandestimatesas requiredby section609 of theAct are open for inspectionatthe office of the Council during normal office hours for 35 days after publication of this notice.Dated 2 March 1993.

D. G. BATHGATE, President.K. J. GRAHAM, Shire Clerk.

1466 GOVERNMENT GAZE11E, WA [5 March 1993

NN4O1

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIAPETROLEUM SUBMERGED LANDS ACT 1967Notice of Grant of Exploration PermitNo. WA-10-L

ProductionLicenceNo. WA-10-L has beengrantedto BHP PetroleumAustralia Pty Ltd of BHPPetroleum Plaza, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne Vic 3000; Mobil Exploration and ProducingAustralia Pty Ltd of 2 City Road,SouthMelbourneVic 3205; Inpex Alpha Ltd of Toranomon 27Mon Building, 5-1 Thranomon3-Chome,Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan105, to haveeffect for a periodof twenty oneyears from the 19th of February 1993.

MN402

IAN FRASER, Director PetroleumDivision.

PETROLEUM ACT 1967Notice of Grant of Exploration Permit

ExplorationPermitNo. EP370 hasbeengrantedto AustraliaHunt Oil Companyof FountainPlace,1445 Ross at Field, Dallas, Toxas, 75202-2785to have effect for a period of five years from22 February1993.

IAN FRASER,Director PetroleumDivision.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETYAND WELFARE ACT 1984

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE AMENDMENTREGULATIONS 1993

Made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council.

Citation

1. These regulationsmay be cited as the OccupationalHealth, SafetyandWelfareAmendmentRegulations1993.


2. In these regulations the Occupational Health, Safety and WelfareRegulations1988* are referred to as the principal regulations.

[* Publishedin Gazetteof 16 September1988 at pp. 3767-3911.For amendraents to 22 February1993 see 1991 Index to Legislationof WesternAustralia, p. 435, and Gazetteof 29 May 1992, 18 and31 December1992, and 5 February 1993.]

Regulation 304 amended

3. Regulation 304 b of the principal regulations is amendedby deleting "85"andsubstitutingthe following -

" 90

Part 3 amended

4. Part 3 of the principal regulationsis amendedin Division 1 by repealingSubdivision1A.

By His Excellency’s Command,

OA3O1



OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE ACT 1984

OCCUPATIONAL hEALTH TRANSFER OF ADMINISTRATION OFLAWS REVOCATION ORDER 1993

Made undersection58 2 by His Excellencythe Governorin Executive Council.

1. This order may be cited as the Occupational Health Transfer ofAdministration ofLaws RevocationOrckr 1993.

Order transferring administration ofMinesRegulationAct1946revoked

2. The OccupationalHealthTransferofAdministrationofLaws Order 1992*is revoked.

[* Publishedin Gazetteof31 December1992 at p. 6389.]

By His Excellency’sCommand,D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE ACT 1984OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AN] WELFARE REGULATIONS 1988

ExemptionCertificate underRegulation213No. 4 of 1993.

I, Neil Bartholomaeus,Commissionerof OccupationalHealth,SafetyandWelfare, herebygrant anexemption to A. Goninan & Co. Limited from the requirementsof Regulation 402 of theOccupationalHealth, SafetyandWelfare Regulations1988 in relation to operationof a Kleen 120tonnepressbrake,providedthat thepressbrakeis modified so that thereis a consciousmovementby the operatorrequiredfor the closingstroke.This exemptionis valid until 5 pm 26 March 1993.Datedthis twenty fourth day of February1993.

NEIL BARTHOLOMAEUS, CommissionerforOccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEMEAMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

Shireof PeppermintGroveTown PlanningSchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 7

Notice is herebygiventhat the Shireof PeppermintGrovehaspreparedtheabovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof:

i Amending Clause3.2 ZoningTableii Adding Lots 11 and 12 JohnstonStreet,PeppermintGroveto Schedule7 RestrictedUses.

Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 1 Leake Street, Peppermint Grove andat the Departmentof Planningand UrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available forinspection during office hours up to andincluding April 16, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendment should be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged withthe undersignedon or beforeApril 16, 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to providean opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

0A302

Citation

OA4O1

PD4O1

Ref: 853/2/19/5,Pt. 7.

G. D. PARTRIDGE, Shire Clerk.


PD402


City of CockburnDistrict Zoning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 48

Ref: 853/2/23/19,Pt. 48.Notice is hereby given that the City of Cockburn has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purpose of rezoningportion of Lot Pt 28 Favazzo Place, Spearwood, from"ResidentialR30" to "Commercial", with the restrictedusesof Service Station andMotor RepairStation.Plansand documentssetting out andexplaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 9 Coleville Crescent,Spearwoodand at the Departmentof Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to andincluding April 16, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before April 16, 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to providean opportunity for public commentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

A. J. ARMAREGO, Town Clerk.

PD403


City of NedlandsTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 54

Ref: 853/2/8/4,Pt. 54.Notice is hereby given that the City of Nedlandshas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor thepurposeof addinganAdditional Use to Schedule1 to permit the additionaluse"Child Day CareCentre" to Lots 19 and20 Nos. 51 and 49, CarringtonStreet,Nedlands.Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 71 Stirling Highway, Nedlandsand 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 April 16, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on FormNo. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or beforeApril 16, 1993.This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunityfor public commentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

N. G. LEACH, Town Clerk.

PD404


Town of MosmanParkTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 12

Ref: 853/2/18/4,Pt. 12.Notice is herebygiven that the Town of Mosman Parkhas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLots 41, 42, 43, cornerof St Leonard’sStreetand StirlingHighway, Mosman Park from "ServiceStation" to "Residential R50".Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Memorial Park, Bay View Terrace,Mosman Park and at the Department ofPlanningand UrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489Wellington Street,Perth,andwillbe available for inspectionduring office hours up to and includingApril 2, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or beforeApril 2, 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin orderto providean opportunity for public commentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

T. J. HARKEN, Town Clerk.


PD405

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

SCHEMEAMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder

Joint Town PlanningScheme-AmendmentNo. 92

Ref: 853/11/3/2,Pt. 92.

Notice is herebygiven that the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder hasprepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoning:

* Lots 873, 914, 915, 916, 953, 954, R706, R707, R708, R709, R710, R711, Pt Lot R712, Lots1177, 1174, 1173, 1170, 1169 HanburyStreet.

* Lots 1179, 1176, 1175, 1172, 1171 CheethamStreetandassociatedparts of Laneways.* The "closed" portionof CassidyStreet.* A small part of land currently part of Reserve39004, Lot 4854, EducationalPurposes,

immediatelybesideLot 1177

from "ResidentialB" to "Public PurposeTertiary Education".

Plans and documents setting out andexplaining the schemeamendment have been deposited atCouncil Offices, Davidson Street, Kalgoorlie and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to andincluding April 16, 1993.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or beforeApril 16, 1993.

This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

L. P. STRUGNELL, Town Clerk.

PD5O1TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

APPROVEDTOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of Canning

Town PlanningSchemeNo. 16-Amendment No. 627

Ref: 853/2/16/18,Pt. 627.

It is hereby notified for public information,in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planningapproved the City of Canning TownPlanning SchemeAmendment on 23 February 1993, for the purpose of adding the followingSerial 90 to Appendix 2 Scheduleof SpecialZones:

Serial Lot No. Loc. Address Additional Purpose for whichpremises may be used

90 Portions - South-west intersection of Residential Building, Medium80 and81 Nicholson and RanfordRoads, Density Housing, Private Club,

Canning Vale the "Special Recreation Building, and Retire-Purposes"siteshownon Subdi- mentVillage with incidentalfacilvision 85902. ities-subjectto Council approval

and in accordance with an approved outline Development Planfor the area, designatedas a "Special Purpose"site onthe StructurePlansNos. 87/8/6 and 87/8/7 approved for the area.

M. S. LEKIAS, Mayor.I. F. KINNER, Town Clerk.


PD707

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVEDTOWN PLANNING SCHEME

Shireof CranbrookTown PlanningSchemeNo. 3

Ref: 853/5/6/3.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shire of CranbrookTownPlanning SchemeNo. 3 on 20 January1993-the SchemeText of which is publishedas a Scheduleannexed hereto.

A. D. RUNT, President.P. F. SHEEDY, Shire Clerk.

Schedule

Shireof CranbrookTown PlanningSchemeNo. 3

SchemeTextThe Cranbrook Shire Council, under andby virtue of the powers conferred upon it in that behalfby the Town Planning and DevelopmentAct 1928 asamended,hereinafter referred to as "the Act",hereby makes the following Town Planning Schemefor the purpose of.-

a Setting asidelandsfor future public use as local reserves.b Controlling development.

c Other mattersauthorised by the enablingAct.

CONTENTSPART I-PreliminaryPART Il-ReservesPART Ill-ZonesPART IV-Non-conforming usesPART V-Development requirementsPART VI-Planning consentPART VII-Mininistration

PART I-PRELIMINARY1.1 CITATION: This Town Planning Schememay be cited as the Shire of Cranbrook Town PlanningSchemeNo. 3 hereinafter called "the scheme" and shall come into operation on the publication ofnotice of the Minister’s approval thereof and the SchemeText in the GovernmentGazette.1.2 RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY: The Authority responsible for implementing the Schemeis theCouncil of the Shire of Cranbrook hereinafter called "the Council".1.3 SCHEME AREA: The Scheme shall apply to the whole of the land within the brokenblackborder on the schememap.1.4 CONTENTS OF SCHEME: The Schemecomprises-

a This SchemeTextb The SchemeMap Sheet 1

1.5 ARRANGEMENT OF SCHEME TEXT: The SchemeText is divided into the following parts-.-PART I-PreliminaryPART Il-ReservesPART Ill-ZonesPART W-Non-conformingusesPARTV-DevelopmentrequirementsPART VI-Planning consentPART WI-Administration

1.6 SCHEME OBJECTIVES:‘lb encourageand control the continued orderly developmentof theTenterdentown areaand environsandto protectthe general amenity of the area.1.7 RELMIONS}]IP OF THE SCHEME TO BY-LAWS: The provisions of the Scheme shall haveeffect, notwithstandinganyby-lawfor the timebeing in force in the areaand, where the provisionsof the Schemeare at variance with the provisions of any by-law, the provisions of the Schemeshallprevail.

1.8 INTERPRETATION:1.8.1 Except as provided in Clause1.8.2 the words and expressionsofthe Schemehave their normaland common meaning.1.8.2 In the Schemeunlessthe context otherwiserequires, or unlessit is otherwiseprovided herein,words and expressionshave the respectivemeaningsgiven to them in Schedule No. 1 or theResidentialPlanningCodes.


PART 11-RESERVES2.1 SchemeReserves:The land shown as SchemeReserveson the SchemeMap, hereinafter called"Reserves" are lands reserved under the Schemefor the purposes shown on the SchemeMap andare listed hereunder-

Parksand RecreationPublic PurposesRailway

2.2 Matters to be Considered by Council2.2.1 Except as otherwiseprovided in the Parta person shallnot carry out anydevelopmenton landreservedunder this Scheme,other than the erection of a boundary fence,without first applying forand obtaininga PlanningApproval from the Council.2.2.2 Wherean applicationfor planningconsentis madewith respectto land within a reserve, theCouncil shall haveregardto the ultimate purposeintendedfor the reserveand the Council shall,in the caseof land reservedfor the purposes of a public authority, confer with that authority beforegrantingits consent.2.3 Continued Use of Land: No provision of this part shall preventthe continueduse of the landfor the use of which it wasbeing lawfully used immediately prior to the Schemehaving the forceof the law, or the repairandmaintenance,for which theprior consentin writing of theCouncil hasbeenobtained,of buildings or works lawfully existingon theland, in accordancewith theprovisionsof Part III of the Scheme.2.4 Compensation:2.4.1 Wherethe Council refusesplanning consent for the development of a reserve on the groundthat the land is reservedfor LocalAuthority purposesor for the purposesshownon the schememap,or grantsconsentsubjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant the owner of the landmay, if the land is injuriously affected thereby, claim compensationfor such irjurious affection.2.4.2 Claims for such compensationshall be lodged at the office of the Council no later than sixmonthsafter the date of the decisionof the Council refusing planningconsentor grantingit subjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant.2.4.3 In lieu of paying compensationthe Council may purchasethe land affectedby such decisionof the Council at a price representing the unaffected value of the land at the time of refusal ofplanning consentor of the grant of consentsubject to conditionsthat are unacceptableto theapplicant.2.5Objectives: The objectives for the Local Reservesin this schemeareto setasideandsecurelandsfor the various public purposes.Onceachievedthe land shall be usedand developedin accordancewith the designatedland use.

PART Ill-ZONES3.1 Zones3.1.1 There are herebycreatedthe severalzonesset out hereunder-

ResidentialCommercialRural ResidentialRural

3.1.2 The zones are delineated and coloured on the SchemeMap according to the legendthereon.3.2 Zoning Table3.2.1 The Zoning Table indicates,subject to the provisionsof the Scheme,the severalusespermittedin the Schemein the various zones.Suchusesbeing determinedby cross referencebetweenthe listof "use classes"on the left hand side of the Zoning Table and the list of "zones" at the top of theZoning Table.

3.2.2 The symbols used in the cross referencein the Zoning Table havethe following meanings-"P"means that the use is permittedprovided it complies with the relevant standardsandrequirementslaid down in the Schemeand all conditionsif any imposed by the Council ingrantingplanning consent-

meansthat the Council may, at its discretion, permit the use;"SA" meansthat the Council may, at its discretion, permit the use after notice of Applicationhasbeengiven in accordancewith Clause6.2.

meansthat use is not permittedin that zone.3.2.3 Wherein the Zoning tablea particular useis mentionedit is deemedto be excluded from anyuse class which by its more generalterms might otherwiseinclude such particularuse.3.2.4 Incidental Use or Activity: Notwithstanding that a particular use class is prohibited withina particular zone,a use or activity coming within the scopeof such a class may be approved by theCouncil where it is necessaryto or incidential to the main use of the land or premises.3.2.5 If the useof theland for a particularpurposeis notspecifically mentionedin theZoning Tableand cannotreasonablybe determinedasfalling within theinterpretationofoneof theusecategoriesthe Council may-

A Determinethat the useis not consistentwith the objectivesandpurposeof the particularzoneand is thereforenot permitted,or


B Determineby absolutemajoritythat theproposedusemaybeconsistentwith theobjectivesand purpose of the zone and thereafter follow the "SA" procedures of Clause 6.2 inconsideringan Application for planning consent.

ZONING TABLE

AbattoirAir FieldAutomotive PanelBeating!

SpraypaintingAutomotive RepairsAutomotive WreckingAutomotive andMarine SalesBetting AgencyBoardingHouseBuilders StorageYardCar Sales PremisesCar ParkCaravan ParkcaretakersDwellingCivic BuildingConsultingRoomsClub PremisesDry CleaningPremisesEducationalEstablishmentEating HouseFast FoodTake AwayFuel DepotHomeOccupationHorseStablesHospitalHotelIndustry-CottageIndustry ExtractiveIndustry-GeneralIndustry-HazardousIndustry-LightIndustry-NoxiousIndustry-RuralIndustry-ServiceKennelsMarine CollectorsYardMotelMotor RepairStationNursing HomeOfficeOpen Air DisplayPublic RecreationPublic UtilityPublic Worship-Place OfResidential-

a Single Houseb Group Dwelling

RestaurantRural UseServiceStationShopShowroomsTavernTrade DisplayTransportDepotVeterinaryConsultingRoomsWarehouse

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PART W-NON-CONFORMINGUSES4.1 Non-conformingUse Rights: No provisionof the Schemeshall prevent-

a the continueduse of any land or building for the purposefor which it wasbeing lawfullyusedat the time of coming into force of the Scheme;or

b The carryingout of any developmentthereonfor which, immediatelyprior to that time, aPermit or Permits,lawfully requiredto authorisethe developmentto be carried out, wereduly obtainedandare current.

4.2 Extensionof Non-conformingUse: A personshall not alter or extenda Non-conformingUse orerect,alteror extenda building usedin conjunctionwith a Non-conformingUsewithout first havingapplied for and obtained the planning consentof the Council under the Schemeand unless inconformitywith any other provisionsandrequirementscontainedin the Scheme.

4.3 Changeof Non-conformingUse: Notwithstandinganything containedin the Zoning Table theCouncil may grant its planning consent to the changeof use of any land from one non-conforminguse to another non-conforminguse if the proposed use is, in the opinion of the Council, lessdetrimentalto the amentityof thelocality than the existinguseand is, in the opinion ofthe Council,closerto the intendedusesof the zone.4.4 Discontinuanceof Non-conformingUse:4.4.1 Exceptwherea changeof non-conformingusehasbeenpermittedby the CouncilunderClause4.3when a non-conforming useof any land or building has been discontinuedfor a periodexceedingsix monthssuch land or building shall not thereafter be used other than in conformity with theprovisionsof the Scheme.4.4.2 The Council may effect the discontinuance of a non-conforming use by the purchase of theaffected property,or by the paymentof compensationto the owneror the occupieror to both theownerandthe occupierof that property, and may enter into an agreementwith the owner for thatpurpose.

PART V-DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS5.1 Developmentof Land.

5.1.1 Subject to Clause5.1.2 a personshall not commenceor carry out developmentof any landzoned or reservedunder the Schemewithout first having applied for and obtainedthe planningconsentof the Council under the Scheme.

5.1.2 The Planningconsentof the Council is not requiredfor the following developmentof land-

a The use of the landin a Reserve,wheresuchland is heldby the Council or vestedin publicAuthority-i for the purposefor which the land is reservedunderthe Scheme;or

ii in the caseof land vestedin a Public Authority for any purposefor which said landmay be lawfully usedby that Authority.

b the erectionof a boundaryfenceexcept as otherwiserequiredby the Scheme;

c The erection on a lot of a singlehouse,including ancillary outbuildings, in a zone wherethe proposeduse is designatedwith the symbol "P"in the cross-referenceto that zoneinthe Zoning Table;

d The carryingout of any work on, in, over or undera streetor roadby a public Authorityacting pursuantto the provisionsof any Act.

e The carrying out of works for the maintenance,improvementor other alterationof anybuilding, being works which affect only the interior of the building or which do notmaterially affect the externalappearanceof the building;

f The carrying out of works urgently necessaryin the public safety or for the safety orsecurity of plant or equipmentor for the maintenanceof essentialservices.

5.2 Discretion to Modify DevelopmentStandards: If a development,other than a residentialdevelopment,the subjectof an applicationfor planning consent,doesnot comply with a standardor requirement prescribed by the Schemewith respect to that developmentthe Council may,notwithstandingthat non-compliance,approvethe applicationunconditionallyor subject to suchconditionsas the Council thinks fit. The power conferredby this clausemay only be exercisedifthe Council is satisfiedthat-

a Approval of the proposeddevelopmentwould be consistentwith the orderlyand properplanningof the locality andthe preservationof the amenity of the locality;

b the non-compliancewill not have any adverseeffect upon the occupiersor usersof thedevelopmentor the inhabitantsof the locality or upon thelikely future developmentof thelocality; and

c the spirit and purposeof the requirement or standard will not be unreasonably departedfrom thereby.

5.3 ResidentialDevelopment:ResidentialPlanningCodes.

5.3.1 Forthe purposeof this Scheme"ResidentialPlanningCodes"meansthe ResidentialPlanningCodes set out in appendix 2 to the Statementof Planning Policy No. 1, togetherwith anyamendmentsthereto.


5.3.2 A copy of the ResidentialPlanningCodes,as amended,shall be keptandmadeavailable forpublic inspectionat the offices of the Council.

5.3.3 Unlessotherwiseprovidedfor in theSchemethe developmentof landfor any of theresidentialpurposesdealt with by the Residential PlanningCodes shall conform to the provisionsof thosecodes.5.4 DevelopmentOther Than Residential Development:All developmentother than residentialdevelopment,shall comply with the provision set out in the zonedevelopmenttable at ScheduleNo. 2.5.5 Appearanceof buildings: A personshall not without the approvalof the Council erect orcommenceto erect a building which by virtue of colour or type of materials,architecturalstyle,height,bulk, or ornamentalor general appearancehas in the opinion of the Council an exteriordesignwhich is out of harmonywith the exterior designsof existingbuildings or is likely to injurethe amenity of the locality.5.6 Control of Advertisements:5.6.1 Power to Control Advertisements-

a For the purposeof this Scheme,the erection,placementanddisplayof advertisementsandthe use of land or buildings for that purposeis developmentwithin the definition of theAct requiring, except as otherwiseprovided, the prior approval of the Council. Suchplanning consentis required in addition to any licencepursuantto Council’s Signs andHoardingandBill PostingBy-laws.

b Applications for Council’s consentpursuantto this Part shall be submittedin accordancewith the provisions of Part VI of the Schemeand shall be accompaniedby a completedAdditional Information Sheet in the form set out in Schedule 6 giving details of theadvertisementsto be erected,placedor displayedon the land.

5.6.2 Existing Advertisements-Advertisementswhich-

i were lawfully erected,placedor displayedprior to the approvalof this Scheme,orii may be erected,placed or displayedpursuantto a licence or other approvalgranted

by the Council prior to approvalof this Scheme,hereinafterin this Part referred toas "existing advertisements",may except as otherwiseprovided, continue to bedisplayedor be erectedand displayedin accordancewith the licence or approval asappropriate.

5.6.3 Considerationof Applications: Without limiting the generalityof the matterswhich may betaken into account when making a decisionupon an application for approvalto erect, place ordisplayan advertisement,Council shall examineeachsuchapplicationin thelight of the objectivesof the Schemeandwith particularreferenceto the characterandamentity of the locality withinwhich it is to be displayedincludingits historic or landscapesignificanceandtraffic safetyandtheamenityof adjacentareaswhich may be affected.5.6.4 Exemptionsfrom the Requirementto ObtainApproval: Subjectto the provisionsof the MainRoadsControl of SignsRegulations1983 andnotwithstandingthe provisionsof Clause5.6.1,theCouncil’s prior approvalis notrequiredin respectof those advertismentslistedin Schedule7 whichfor the purposeof this Part are referred to as "exemptedadvertisements".The exemptionslisted in Schedule 7 do not apply to places, buildings, conservationareasorlandscapeprotectionzoneswhich are either-

i listed by the National Trust;ii listed on the registerof the National Estate;oriii includedin local authority town planning schemesbecauseof their heritageor landscape

value.

5.6.5 Discontinuance:Notwithstandingthe Schemeobjectivesand Sub-Clause5.6.4 where in theopinion of Council, an exemptedor existing advertisementso seriously conflictswith the objectivesof this Part, it may by notice in writing giving clear reasonsrequirethe advertiserto remove,relocate, adapt, or otherwisemodify the advertisementwithin a period of time specified in thenotice.

5.6.6 Derelict or Poorly MaintainedSigns: Where, in the opinion of the Council, an advertisementhasbeen permittedto deteriorateto 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 requirethe advertiserto-

i repair, repaintor otherwiserestorethe advertisementto a standardspecifiedby Councilin the notice,or

ii removethe advertisement.

5.6.7 Notices-a "The advertiser"shall be interpretedas any one or any group comprisedof the owner,

occupieror licensee.b Any notice servedpursuantto Clause5.6.5 and5.6.6 shall be servedupon the advertiser

and shall specify-i the advertisementsthe subjectof the notice,


ii full details of the action or alternativecoursesof action to be takenby the advertiserto comply with the notice,

iii the period, not being less than 60 days, within which the action specified shall becompletedby the advertiser.

c Any personupon whom a notice is servedpursuantto this Partmay within a periodof 60days from the date of the notice appealto the Hon. Minister for Planningor the TownPlanningAppealTribunal in accordancewith PartV of theAct, andwhereany suchappealis lodgedthe effect of the notice shall be suspendeduntil the decisionto uphold, quashorvary the notice is known and shall thereafterhaveeffect accordingto that decision.

5.6.8 Schemeto Prevail: Wherethe provisions of this Part are found to be at variancewith theprovisionsof the Council’s Signs,HoardingandBill PostingBy-laws, the provisionsof the Schemeshall prevail.5.6.9 Enforcementand Penalties:The offencesand penaltiesprovisionsspecifiedin Clause7.2 ofthe Schemeapply to the advertiserin this part.

5.7 Multiple Occupancy

Generallyonly one dwelling will be permittedon anyone lot within the Rural andRural ResidentialZones.Council may however,approve a secondhouseon one lot if-

i the areaof the lot is not less than4ha; and

ii bothdwellings will be erectedin a position that complieswith all otherprovisions of theScheme.

Multiple occupancyof the land shall require specific zoning of the land andwill only be supportedif the proposalaccordswith State Planning CommissionPolicy.5.8Tree Preservation:In orderto conservethe rural environmentor featuresof naturalbeautynotreesshall be felled or removedexceptwhere -

i treesare dead,diseasedor dangerous;

ii the establishmentof a firebreak is requiredundera regulationor by-law;

iii accessto a building site is requiredand approved;

iv the site is an approvedbuilding site for a dwelling or out building;

The removalof treesfor any purposeother than the aboveexceptionsshall require the approvalof Council and as a condition of granting consent, Council may require the planting andmaintenancefor a period of at least3 years,of treesin locations approvedby Council.

PARTVI-PLANNING CONSENT

6.1 Application for Planning Consent.

6.1.1 Every Application for planning consentshall be madein the form prescribedin Schedule3to the Schemeandshall be accompaniedby suchplansandother information as is requiredby theScheme.6.1.2 UnlessCouncil waivesany particularrequirementevery applicationfor planningconsentshallbe accompaniedby-

a A Plan or plans to a scaleof not less that 1:500 showing-

i Streetnames,Lot numbers.North Point andthe dimensionsof the site.

ii The location andproposeduseof any existingbuildings to be retainedandthe locationand use of buildings proposedto be erectedon the site;

iii The existingand proposedmeansof accessfor pedestriansandvehiclesto andfromthe site;

iv The location, number,dimensionsandlayout of all car parkingspacesintendedto beprovided;

v The location anddimensionsof any areaproposedto be providedfor the loading andunloadingof vehiclescarryinggoodsor commoditiesto andfrom thesiteandthe meansof accessto and from those areas;

vi The location, dimensionsand designof any landscaped,open storageor tradedisplayareaandparticularsof the mannerin which it is proposedto developthe same;

b Plans,elevationsandsectionsof any building proposedto be erectedor alteredandof anybuilding it is intented to retain;

c Any other plan or information that the Council may reasonablyrequire to enabletheapplication to be determined.

6.2 Advertising of Applications:6.2.1 Where an application is madefor planningconsentto commenceor carry out developmentwhich involves an "SA" use the Council shall not grant consentto that application unlessnoticeof the applicationis first given in accordancewith the provisionsof this Clause.

6.2.2 Wherean application is madefor planning consentto commenceor carry out developmentwhich involves an "AA" use,or for any other developmentwhich requiredthe planning consentofthe Council, the Council may give noticeof the applicationin accordancewith theprovisionsof thisClause.


6.2.3 Wherethe Councilis requiredor decidesto give noticeof any applicationfor planningconsentthe Council shall causeone or more of the following to be carriedout-

a Notice of the proposeddevelopmentto beservedon theownersandoccupiersof landwithinan areadeterminedby the Council as likely to be affected by the granting of planningconsentstatingthat submissionsmay be madeto the Council within twenty-onedays ofthe service of such notice;

b Notice of the proposeddevelopmentto be publishedin a newspapercirculating in theSchemeArea statingthat submissionsmay bemadeto the Councilwithin twenty-onedaysfrom the publication thereof;

c A sign displayingnoticeof theproposeddevelopmentto beerectedin a conspicuouspositionon the land for a. period of twenty-one days from the date of publication of the noticereferredto in paragraphb of this Clause.

6.2.4 The notice referredto in Clause6.2.3 a andb shall be in the form containedin ScheduleNo. 4 with suchmodifications as circumstancesrequire.

6.2.5 After expiration of twenty-onedays from the serving of notice of the proposeddevelopment,the publicationof notice or the erectionof a sign or signs whicheveris thelater, the Council shallconsiderand determinethe application.6.3 Determinationof Application:6.3.1 In determining an application for planning consentthe Council may consult with anyauthority which, in the circumstances,it thinks appropriate.

6.3.2 The Council having regardto any matterwhich it is requiredby the Schemeto consider,tothe purposefor which the land is reserved,zonedor approvedfor use underthe Scheme,to thepurposefor which landin the locality is used,andto the orderlyandproperplanningof thelocalityand the preservationof the amenitiesof the locality, may refuseto approve any application forplanningconsentor may grant its approvalunconditionallyor subjectto suchconditionsas it thinksfit.6.3.3 The Council shall issue its decisionin respectof an applicationfor planning consentin theform prescribedin ScheduleNo. 5 to the Scheme.

6.3.4 Where the Council approves the application for planning consentunder this SchemetheCouncil may limit the time for which that consentremainsvalid.6.4 DeemedRefusal:

6.4.1 Wherethe Council hasnot within sixty daysof the receiptby it of an applicationfor planningconsenteitherconveyedits decisionto the applicantor given noticeof the applicationin accordancewith Clause6.2 the applicationmay be deemedto havebeenrefused.6.4.2 Where the Council hasgiven notice of an applicationfor planningconsentin accordancewithClause6.2 and where the Council has not within ninety days of receipt by it of the applicationconveyedits decision to the applicant, the applicationmay be deemedto havebeenrefused.

6.4.3 Notwithstandingthatan applicationfor planning consentmaybe deemedto havebeenrefusedunderClause6.4.1 or 6.4.2 the Council may issue a decision in respectof the applicationat anytime after the expiry of the sixty day or ninety day periodspecifiedin thoseclauses,as the casemay be.

PART WI-ADMINISTRATION7.1 Powersof the Council: The Council in implementingthe Schemehas,in addition to all otherpowersvested in it, the following powers-

a The Council may enterany agreement,with any owner, occupieror other personhavingan interest in land affected by the provisionsof the Schemein respectof any matterspertainingto the Scheme.

b The Council may acquire any land or buildings within the district pursuantto theprovisionsof the Schemeor theAct. The Councilmay dealwith or disposeof anyland whichit hasacquiredpursuantto the provisionsof theSchemeor theAct in accordancewith lawand for such purposemay makesuch agreementswith other ownersas it considersfit.

c An officer of the Council, authorisedby the Councilfor the purpose,may at all reasonabletimes enterany building or land for the purposeof ascertainingwhetherthe provisionsofthe Schemeare being observed.

7.2 Ofi’ences:7.2.1 A personshall not erect,alter or add to or commenceto erect,alteror addto a building oruse or changethe use of any land,building or part of a building for any purpose-

a Otherwise than in accordancewith the provisionsof the Scheme-b Unlessall approvalsand consentsrequiredby the Schemehavebeengrantedor issued;c Unlessall conditionsimposeduponthe grantor issueof any approvalandconsentrequired

by the Schemehavebeenand continueto be compiled with;

d Unless all standardslaid down and all requirements prescribed by the Scheme ordeterminedby the Council pursuantto the Schemewith respectto that building or thatuse of that land or building or that part havebeenandcontinueto be compiled with.


7.2.2 A personwho fails to complywith any of the provisionsof the Schemeis guilty of an offenceandwithout prejudiceto any otherremedygivenhereinis liable to the penaltiesprescribedby theAct.7.3 Notices:7.3.1 Twenty-eight28 dayswritten notice is herebyprescribedas the notice to be given pursuantto Section 10 of the Act.7.3.2 The Council may recoverexpensesunderSection 10 2 of the Act in a Court of competentjurisdiction.

7.4 Claims for Compensationand Betterment:7.4.1 Exceptwhere otherwiseprovidedin the Scheme,the time limit for the making of claims forcompensationpursuantto Section11 1 of the Act is six 6 monthsafter the datewhen notice ofthe approvalof the Schemeis publishedin the GovernmentGazette.7.5 Appeals: An applicant aggrievedby a decisionof the Council in respectof the exerciseofdiscretionarypowerunder this Schememay appealin accordancewith Part V of the Act andtherules and regulationsmadepursuantto the Act.7.6 Power to Make Policies:7.6.1 In order to achievethe objectivesof the Scheme,Council may makeTown PlanningSchemePoliciesrelating to partsor all of the schemeareaandrelating to oneor more of the aspectsof thecontrol of development.7.6.2 A Town Planning SchemePolicy shall becomeoperativeonly after the following procedureshavebeencompleted-

a The Council havingpreparedandhaving resolvedto adopta draft Town PlanningSchemePolicy, shall advertisea summaryof thedraft policy oncea week for two consecutiveweeksin a newspapercirculating in the areagiving details of where the draft policy may beinspectedandwhere,in what form, andduring what periodbeing not less than 21 daysrepresentationsmay be madeto the Council.

b The Council shall review its draft Town Planning SchemePolicy in the light of anyrepresentationsmadeandshall thendecideto finally adoptthedraftpolicy with or withoutamendment,or not proceedwith the draft policy.

c Following final adoption of a Town Planning SchemePolicy, details thereof shall beadvertisedpublicly and a copy kept with the Schemedocumentsfor inspection duringnormal office hours.

7.6.3 A Town PlanningSchemePolicy may only be alteredor rescindedby-

a Preparationandfinal adoption of a new policy pursuantto this clause,specifically wordedto supersedean existing policy.

b Publicationof a formal noticeof recissionby the Council twice in a newspapercirculatingin the area.

7.6.4 A Town PlanningSchemePolicy shall not bind the Council in respectof any application forplanningconsentbut the Council shall takeinto accountthe provisionsof the policy andobjectiveswhich the policy was designedto achievebefore making its decision.

SCHEDULE NO. 1

DEFiNITIONS

Abattoir: meansland andbuildings usedfor the slaughterof animals for humanconsumptionandthe treatmentof carcasses,offal andby-products.

Act: meansthe Town Planningand DevelopmentAct 1928 as amended.Advertisement:meansanyword, letter, model, sign, placard,board,notice, deviceor representation

whether illuminated or not, in the natureof, andemployedwholly or partly for the purposeof, advertisement,announcementor direction, andincludesany headingor similar structureused,or adaptedfor use,for the displayof advertisements;

Airfield: meansland andbuildings used in conjunctionwith the operationof aeroplanesbut doesnot include occasionalor seasonaluse of temporaryfacilities for purposesassociatedwithagriculture.

Amenity: meansthe quality of the environmentas determinedby the characterof an area, itsappearanceandland use,which contributesto its pleasantnessandharmonyandto its betterenjoyment.

AttachedHouse: hasthe meaninggiven to it in andfor the purposeof the ResidentialPlanningCodes.

Automotive PanelBeating/SprayPainting: meanschassisreshaping,minor or major body repairsandthe paintingof motorvehiclesby a sprayprocess.

Automotive Repairs:meansthe mechanicalrepairsand overhaulof motor vehicles.AutomotiveWrecking: meansthestorage,breakingup or dismantlingof motorvehiclesandincludes

the sale of secondhandautomotiveaccessoriesandspareparts.


Automotive andMarineSales:meansthe displayandsaleof new andsecondhandmotorcycles,cars,trucks, caravansandboatsor anyone or more of them andmay include,with the approvalofCouncil, the servicingof motorvehiclessold from the site.

BoardingHouse:meansany building or structure,permanentor otherwise,and any part thereof,in which provision is made for lodging or boardingmore than four persons,exclusiveof thefamily of the keeper,for hire or reward, but does not include:a premisesthe subject of an Hotel, Limited Hotel or Tavern Licence grantedunder the

provisionsof the Liquor Act 1970 as amended;b premisesusedas a boardingschool approvedunderthe EducationAct 1928 asamended;c a single house,groupedor multiple dwelling;

d any building that is the subjectof a stratatitle usedunder the provisionsof the StrataTitles Act 1985;

Builders StorageYard: meansland usedfor the storageof materialsand tools of tradeordinarilyconnectedwith building construction.

Building: shall havethe samemeaningas is given to it in andfor the purposesof the ResidentialPlanningCodes.

Building Line: meansthe line betweenwhich, and any public placeor public reserve,a buildingmay not be erectedexceptby or under the authority of an Act.

Building Setback:meansthe shortesthorizontal distancebetweena boundaryor other specifiedpoint and a position at which a building may be erected.

Caretaker’sDwelling: meansa dwelling usedby a personhaving the careof a building or plantsituatedupon the samesiteor anindustrialor commercialactivity carrieduponthe samesite.

Caravan:meansa vehicle as definedunderthe Road Traffic Act 1974-82 maintainedin conditionsuitable for licence underthat Act at all times andbeing designedor fitted or capableof useas a habitation or for dwelling or sleepingpurposes.

CaravanPark: meansland andbuilding usedfor the parking of caravansunderthe by-lawsof theCouncil or the CaravanParksand Camping GroundsRegulations1974 as amendedmadepursuantto the provisionsof the HealthAct 1911-1979as amended.

Car Park: meansa site or building usedprimarily for parkingprivate cars or taxiswhetheras apublic or private car park, but does not includeanypart of a public road used for parkingorfor a taxi rank, or any land or buildings on or in which cars are displayedfor sale.

Car SalesPremises:meansland andbuildings used for the displayand sale of cars,whethernewor secondhandbut does not include a workshop.

Civic Building: means a building designed, used or intended to be used by GovernmentDepartments,statutorybodiesrepresentingthe Crown, or Councilsas offices or for administrative or other like purpose.

Civic Use: meansthe use of landby a GovernmentDepartment,instrumentalityof the Crown, orthe Council for Administrative,Recreationalor otherpurpose.

Club Premises:meansland usedby a Club or Associationor other body approvedby the Councilas a meetingplace for formal or informal activity including entertainmentwithin limitationsapprovedby the Council and includesany land appurtenanttheretoused for recreation.

Clause:meansa clauseof the Scheme.ConsultingRooms:meansa building or part of a building otherthana hospitalusedin thepractice

of his professionby a legally qualified medical practitioner,dentist or chiropractor,or by aphysiotherapist,a masseuror a personordinarilyassociatedwith a medicalpractitionerin theinvestigationor treatmentof physicalor mental injuries or ailments.

Council: meansthe Council of the Shire of Cranbrook.Development:shall havethe samemeaninggiven to it in and for the purposesof the Act.District: meansthe district of the Council.Dry Cleaning Premises:meansland and buildings usedfor the cleaningof garmentsand other

fabricsby chemical processes.Eating House:meanspremisesin which mealsare servedto the public for gain or reward,but does

not include-a Premisesin respectof which a hotel licence,tavern licence,limited hotel licence or wine

houselicencehas beengrantedunder the Liquor Act 1970;b a boardinghouse,lodging houseor hostel;c a building or other structureused temporarily for servingmeals to the public at a fair,

show, military encampment,racesor other public sports,gamesor amusements.Educational Establishment:meansa school, college, university, technical institute, academyor

othereducationalcentre,but does not includea reformatoryor institutionalhome.Existing Use: meansuse of any land or building for the purposefor which it was lawfully used

immediatelyprior to the gazettaldateof the Scheme,in accordancewith the conditionsset outin the Scheme.

FastfoodfPakeAway: meansa shop wherein food is preparedand offeredfor sale for consumptionoff the premises.


FuelDepot: meansland andbuildingsusedfor the storageandbulk saleof solid, liquid andgaseousfuels, but does not includea Service Station.

GazettalDate: meansthe date on which notice of the approvalof the Minister to this Schemeispublishedin the GovernmentGazette.

GroupedDwelling: hasthe meaninggiven to it in andfor the purposesof the ResidentialPlanningCodes.

GrossFloor Area: meansthe total floor areawithin any building, exclusive of lift shafts,toilets,amenities,stair wells, externalwall thickness,plant areasandgrossareasof parkingfacilitiesand accesstheretowhich are sited within any building.

Home Occupation:meansa businessor activity carried on with the written permissionof theCouncil within a dweffing houseor the curtilageof a houseby a personresidentthereinorwithin a domestic outbuilding by a personresidentin the dwelling houseto which it isappurtenantthat-

a does not causeinjury to or prejudicially affect the amenityof the neighbourhoodincludingbut without limiting the generalityof the foregoinginjury, or prejudicial affection due tothe emissiOnof light, noise,vibration,electricalinterference,smell, fumes,smoke,vapour,steam,soot, ash,dust, oil, liquid wastes,or wasteproductsor the unsightly appearanceof the dwelling house or domesticoutbuilding on or the land on which the businessisconducted;

Cb does not entail employmentof any personnot a memberof the occupier’sfamily;Cc doesnot occupy an areagreaterthan twenty squaremetres;Cd does not require the provision of an essentialservice main of a greatercapacity than

normally requiredin the zone in which it is located;

e doesnot display a sign exceeding0.2m2 in area;

0 in the opinion of the Council it is compatiblewith the principal usesto which land in thezoneit is locatedmaybe put andwill not in the opinion of Council generatea volume oftraffic which would prejudice the amenityof the area;

g doesnotentail thepresence,useor calling of a vehicleof morethantwo tonnestareweight;h does not entail the presenceof more than one commercialvehicle and does not include

provisionfor the fueling or repairing of motorvehicleswithin the curtilageof the dwellinghouseor domesticoutbuilding;

Ci doesnot entail the offering for sale or displayof motorvehiclesmachineryor goodsotherthan goodsmanufacturedor servicedon the premises;and

Ci does not entail a sourceof power other than an electric motor of not more than 0.373kilowatts 0.5hp.

HorseStables:meansland,buildingsandappurtenancestheretousedfor thekeepingandagistmentof horses.

Hospital: meansany building or part of a building, in which personsare receivedandlodged formedicaltreatmentor careand includesa maternityhospital.

Hotel: meansland and buildingsproviding accommodationfor the public andwhich is the subjectof anHotel Licencegrantedunderthe provisionsof the Liquor Act 1970 asamendedbut doesnot include a Tavern, Boarding House or premisesthe subject of a Limited Hotel Licencegrantedunder the Act.

IncidentalUse: meansthe useof land in conjunctionwith andancillary to the main useof the land.Industry-Cottage:meansanindustrywhich producesartsandcraft goodswhich cannotbe carried

out under the provisionsrelating to a "home occupation"and that-a does not causeinjury to or prejudicially affect the amenityof the neighbourhoodincluding

but without limiting the generalityof the foregoing injury, or prejudicial affection, dueto the emissionof light, noise,vibration, steam,soot, ash,dust, grit, oil, liquid wastesorwasteproducts;

b where operatedin a ResidentialZone, does not entail the employmentof any personnota memberof the occupier’sfamily normally residenton the land;

Cc is conductedin an outbuilding which is compatibleto the zoneand its amenity and doesnot occupyan areain excessof 55m2;

Cd doesnot require the provision of any essentialservice main of a greatercapacity thannormally requiredin the zone in which it is located,and:

Ce does not displaya sign exceeding0.2m2 in area.Industry-General:meansthecarryingoutof anyprocessin the courseof tradeor businessfor gain,

for and incidental to-a the winning, processingor treatmentof minerals;Cbthemaking, altering, repairing,or ornamentation,painting, finishing, cleaning,packingor

canningor adaptingfor sale,or the breakingup or demolition of anyarticle or part of anarticle;

c the generationof electricity or the productionof gas;Cd the manufactureof edible goodsfor humanor animal consumption;and


Ce whencarriedouton land uponwhich the processis carriedout andin connectionwith thatprocess,the storageof goods,anywork of administrationor accounting,or the saleof goodsresultingfrom the process,andthe useof theland for the amenity of personsengagedinthe process.

BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE

Ci the carryingout of agriculture;ii site work on buildings, work or land;iii in the caseof ediblegoodsfor humanor animal consumption,the preparationof food for

sale from the premises;

iv automotivepanelbeating,spraypaintingor wrecking.Industry-Extractive:means,

a the extractionof sand,gravel, clay, turf, soil, rock, stone,minerals,or similar substancefrom theland andalsothetreatmentor manufactureofproductsfrom thosematerialswhencarriedout on the land from which any of thosematerials is extractedor on the landadjacentthereto;

b the production of salt by the evaporationof seawater.Industry-Hazardous:meansan industrywhich by reasonof theprocessesinvolved or the methods

of manufacture,or the natureof the materialsusedor producedrequiresisolation from otherbuildings.

Industry-Light: meansan industry;Ca in which the processescarriedon, the machineryused,and the goods and commodities

carried to and from the premiseswill not causeany injury to or prejudicially affect theamenity of the locality by reasonof the emissionof noise,vibration, smell, fumes,smoke,vapour, steam,soot, ash,dust, wastewater, wasteproducts,grit, oil or otherwise;and

b the establishmentof which will not or theconductof which doesnot imposean undueloadon any existing or projectedservicesfor the supplyor provisionof water,gas,electricity,seweragefacilities, or any other like service.

Industry-Noxious:meansanindustryin which the processesinvolvedconstitutean offensivetradewithin the meaningof the HealthAct 1911-1979asamendedbut doesnot includea fish shopor a dry cleaningestablishment.

Industry-Rural: meansan industry handling, treating, processingor packing primary productsgrown, rearedor producedin the locality, and a workshopservicingplant or equipmentusedfor rural purposesin the locality.

Industry-Service:meansa light industrycarriedout on land or in buildings havinga retail shopfront and in which goods may be manufacturedonly for sale on the premises,or land andbuildings havinga retail shop front andusedas a depotfor receiving goodsto be serviced.

Kennels: meansland andbuildings used for the keeping or breedingof dogsor cats where suchpremisesare registeredor requiredto be registered.

Land: hasthe samemeaninggiven to it in, and for the purposesof, the Act.Lot: has the samemeaninggiven to it in, andfor the purposesof, theAct and"allotment"hasthe

samemeaning.MarineCollector’sYard: meansland usedfor the storageof marinestoresunderthe provisionsof

the Marine StoresAct 1902 as amendedandMarine Dealer’sYard has the samemeaning.Motel: meansa building, group of buildings or placeusedor intendedto be used to accommodate

patrons in a mannersimilar to an hotel or boardinghousebut in which specialprovision ismadefor the accommodationof patronswith motor vehicles.

Motor RepairStation: meansland andbuildings usedfor or in connectionwith mechanicalrepairsandoverhauls,including tyre recapping,retreading,panelbeating,spraypaintingandchassisreshaping.

Non-conformingUse: meansa use of land which, though lawful immediately prior to the cominginto operationof this Scheme,is not in conformity with the Scheme.

Nursing Home: meansa building usedfor the careand maintenanceof the agedor infirm or thephysically or mentally handicapped.

Office: meansa buildingor part of a building usedfor theconductionof administration,thepracticeof a profession,the carryingon of agencies,banks,typist andsecretarialservices,andservicesof a similar nature.

OpenAir Display: meansthe use of land as a site for the display or sale of goodsand equipmentor both of thosepurposes.

Owner:in relationto anylandincludesthe Crownandeverypersonwho jointly or severallywhetherat law or in equity-

Ca is entitled to the land for an estatein fee simple in possession;orbis a personto whom the Crownhaslawfully contractedto grant the fee simple of the land;

orCc is a lesseeor licenseefrom the Crown; or


d is entitledto receiveor is in receiptof, or if thelandswerelet to a tenant,would beentitledto receivethe rents andprofits thereof,whetheras a beneficial owner,trustee,mortgageein possession,or otherwise.

Private Recreation:meansthe use of lands,parks, gardens,playgrounds,sports arenasor othergroundsfor recreationwhich are not normally opento the public without chargeandincludesareasprovidedfor spectators.

Public Authority: has the samemeaninggiven to it in, andfor the purposesof, the Act.

Public Recreation:meansthe use of land for a public park, public gardens,foreshorereserve,playgroundor groundsfor recreationwhich are normally opento the public without charge.

Public Utility: meansany work or undertakingconstructedor maintainedby a public authority orthe Council, as may be required to provide water, sewerage,electricity, gas, drainage,communicationsor other similar services.

Public Worship-PlaceOf: meansa building usedprimarily for the religious activities of a churchbutdoes notincludean institutionfor primary, secondary,or highereducation,or a residentialtraining institution.

Restaurant:meansa building or portion of a building whereinfood is preparedsolely for sale andconsumptionwithin the building or portionthereofandthe expressionshall includea licensedrestaurant,cafe or nightclub, and also includesa restaurantat which food for consumptionoutsidethe building, or portion thereof, is sold where the Council is of the opinion it forms aminor part of the businessonly.

Rural Use: meansthe use of the land for any purposesset out hereunderand shall include suchbuildings normally associatedtherewith-

a the growing of vegetables,fruit, cerealsor food crops;

b the rearing or agistmentof poultry, sheep,cattle or beastof burden;

c the stabling, agistmentor training of horses;

Cd the growing of trees, plants,shrubs,or flowers for replantingin domestic,commercial orindustrial gardens;

Ce the sale of producegrown solely on the lot; but does not include the following except asapprovedby the Council-

Ci the keepingof pigs;

ii the processing,treatmentor packing of produce;

iii the breeding,rearingor boarding of domesticpets;

iv the establishmentof feed lots.

ServiceStation:meansland usedfor the supplyof motor vehicleoil andfuel to the public andmayinclude the supply of automotive accessoriesother than petroleumproducts,greasing,tyrerepairsandmechanicalrepairsbut doesnot includepanelbeating,spraypaintingor wrecking.

Shop: meansany building or portionof a building wherein goodsare kept, exposedor offeredforsale,butdoesnotincludeabank,fuel depot,a market,servicestation,milk depot,marinestore,timber yardor land andbuildingsused for the saleof motorandothervehiclesor any purposefalling within the definition of industrycafe andrestaurantare includedunderthe definitionof "Restaurant".

Showroom: meansa building or portion of a building wherein goodsare displayedand may beoffered for sale, excluding foodstuffs, liquor or beverages;items of clothing or apparel;magazines,newspapers,books or paperproducts;medicinalor pharmaceuticalproducts;china,glasswareor domestichardware;or itemsof personaladornment;providedthat retail usesshallbe limited to an areano greaterthan 20% of the total gross leasablearea.

SingleHouse:hasthemeaninggivento it in andfor thepurposeof the ResidentialPlanningCodes.

Tavern: meansland or a building the subject of a TavernLicence grantedunder the provisionsofthe Liquor Act 1970 as amended.

TradeDisplay: meansthe externaldisplayof goodsfor advertisementandinspectionpurposesonly.

TransportDepot: meansthe land usedfor the garagingof roadmotorvehiclesusedor intendedtobe usedfor carryinggoodsfor hire or rewardor for anyconsideration,or for thetransferof goodsfrom one such motor vehicle to anotherof suchmotor vehiclesandincludesmaintenanceandrepair of the vehiclesused,but not of other vehicles.

VeterinaryConsulting Rooms: meansa building in which a veterinary surgeonor veterinariantreats the minor ailments of domestic animals and householdpets as patientsbut in whichanimals or petsdo not remainovernight.

Warehouse:meansa building or portionof a building wherein goodsare receivedand storedandincludesthe sale of such goodsstoredby wholesale,but not of other goods.

Zone: meansa portionof the Schemeareashownon the map by distinctivecolouring, hatching,oredging for the purposeof indicating the restrictionsimposedby the PlanningSchemeon theerectionanduse of buildings or for the use of land, but does not include land reserved.

SCHEDULE NO. 2

SHIRE OF CRANBROOK

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 3

ZONE DEVELOPMENT TABLE

ZONE MINIMUM MINIMUM MAXIMUM MINIMUM BOUNDARY MINIMUM MINIMUMLOT SIZE EFFECTIVE PLOT SETBACKS CAR LANDSCAPING

FRONTAGE RATIO PARKING % OF SITEm FRONT REAR SIDE SPACES

in in in

COMMERCIAL - 5 1.5 NIL NIL NIL 1 PER 40M2 10GROSS FLOORAREA

Lj

RESIDENTIAL Refer to Clause 5.3 Residential Planning Codes

RURAL - - - 20 20 10 -

RURALRESIDENTIAL 2ha - - 20 20 10

I - -


SCHEDULE NO. 3Application No

Date Received OFFICEUSE ONLY

Notice of Application

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 AS AMENDED

SHIRE OF CRANBROOK

TOWN PLANNING SCHEMENO. 3

APPLICATION FOR PLANNING CONSENT

1. SURNAME OF APPLICANT GIVEN NAMESFULL ADDRESS POST CODE

2. SURNAME OF LAND OWNERif different from aboveGIVEN NAMES

3. SUBMITTED BY4. ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE5. LOCALITY OF DEVELOPMENT6. TITLE DETAILS OF LAND

DimensionsHouse No Street Site Area sq metresLotJLoc No Plan or Diag Frontage metresCert of Title-Vol Folio Depth metres

7. NAME OF ROAD SERVING PROPERTY8. STATE TYPE OF DEVELOPMENT

NATURE AND SIZE OF ALL BUILDINGS PROPOSED

MATERIALS TO BE USED ON EXTERNAL SURFACE OF THE BUILDINGS

GENERAL TREATMENT OF OPEN PORTIONS OF THE SITE

DETAILS OF CAR PARKING AND LANDSCAPING PROPOSALS

APPROXIMATE COST OF PROPOSEDDEVELOPMENTESTIMATE TIME FOR CONSTRUCTION

Signatureof Owner Signatureof Applicantor Agent

DATE DATEboth signaturesare requiredif applicant is not the owner

NOTE: a This form shouldbe completedandsubmittedin duplicateto the Council togetherwith threeCOPIESof detailedplansshowingcompletedetails of the developmentincluding a site plan showingthe relationshipof the land to the areagenerally.In areaswhereclose developmentexists, or is in the courseof construction,plansshall show the siting of buildings and uses on lots immediately adjoining thesubjectland.

b This is not an application for a building licence,for which a separateapplicationis required.

SCHEDULE NO. 4

SHIRE OF CRANBROOK


NOTICE OF PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

It is hereby notified for public information and comment that the Council has received anapplication to developland for the purposedescribedhereunder.

Land Description: Lot No HouseNoStreetProposal

Details of the proposalareavailablefor inspectionat the CouncilOffice. Commentson theproposalmay be submittedto Council in writing on or beforethe day of 19

Shire Clerk Date


SCHEDULE NO. 5

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 AS AMENDED

SHIRE OF CRANBROOK


DECISION ON APPLICATION FOR PLANNING CONSENT

The Council having consideredthe application

DatedSubmitted byOn Behalf of

herebyadvisethat it has decidedto

REFUSE/GRANTAPPROVAL-TO COMMENCE DEVELOPMENT

TO DISPLAY AN ADVERTISEMENT

subjectto the condition/s for the following reasons.

SHIRE CLERK

DATE

NOTE: This is NOT a Building Licence for which a separateapplicationis necessary.

SCHEDULE NO. 6

SHIRE OF CRANBROOK


CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SHEET FOR ADVERTISEMENT APPROVAL

to be completedin addition to Application for PlanningConsent

1. Name of Advertiser if different from owner2. Addressin full

3. Descriptionof Propertyupon which advertisementis to be displayedincluding full details ofits proposedposition within that property.

4. Details of ProposedSign

Height Width DepthColours to be usedHeight aboveground level to top of Advertisement

to undersideMaterials to be usedIlluminated Yes/NoIf Yes, statewhether steady,moving, flashing, alternating, digital, animatedor scintillatingetcIf Yes, state intensity of light source

5. Stateperiod of time for which advertisementis required

6. Details of signs, if any, to be removedif this application is approved

NB: Application shouldbe supportedby a photographor photographsof the premisesshowingsuperimposedthereonthe proposedposition for the advertisementandthose advertisementsto beremoveddetailedin 6 above.

Signatureof Advertisersif different from land owners

Date

SCHEDULE NO. 7 0SHIRE OF CRANBROOK


EXEMPTED ADVERTISEMENTS PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 5.6.4.

LAND USE AND/OR DEVELOPMENT EXEMPTED SIGN TYPE AND NUMBER MAXIMUM AREA OFREQUIRING ADVERTISEMENT All non-illuminated unless

otherwise statedEXEMPTED SIGN

Dwellings One professional name-plate as appropriate. O.2m2

Home Occupation One advertisement describing the nature of thehome occupation, 0.2m2

Places of Worship, Meeting Halls One advertisement detailing the function and/orand Places of Public Assemby. the activities of the institution concerned. 0.2m2

Cinemas, Theatres and Drive-In Two signs illuminated or non-illuminated EachTheatres detailing the entertainment being presented from advertisement ti

time to time at the venue upon which the signs not to exceedare displayed. 5rn2.

Shops, Showrooms and other uses All advertisements affixed to the building below Not applicable.appropriate to a Shopping Area the top of the awning or, in the absenceof an

awning, below a line measured at 5 metres from theground floor level of the building subject to acompliance with the requirements of the SignsHoarding and Bill Posting Bylaws.

Industrial and Warehouse Premises A maximum of 4 advertisements applied to or Total area ofaffixed to the walls of the building but not any suchincluding signs which project above the eaves or advertisementsthe ridge of the roof of the building, and shall notexcluding signs. projecting from a building exceed 15m2.whether or not those signs are connected to apole, wall or other building.

0

LAND USE AND/OR DEVELOPMENT EXEMPTED SIGN TYPE AND NUMBER MAXIMUM AREA OFREQUIRING ADVERTISEMENT All non-illuminated

otherwise statedunless EXEMPTED SIGN

0

Industrial and Warehouse A maximum of two free standing advertisement MaximumPremises Cont... sigis not exceeding Sm in height above permissible

ground level, total area shallnot exceed lOin2 &individualadvertisementsigns shall notexceed 6m2.

Showroom, race courses, major All signs provided that, in each case, theracing tracks, sports stadia, advertisement is not visible from outside the complexmajor sporting grounds and or facility concerned either from othercomplexes private land or from public places and streets. N/A

Public Places and Reserves a Advertisement signs illuminated and non- N/Ailluminated relating to the functions ofGovernment, a public authority or council ofa municipality excluding those of a promotionalnature constructed or exhibited by, or on behalfof any such body, and

b Advertisement signs illuminated and non- N/Ailluminated required for the management orcontrol of traffic on any public road, car park,cycleway, railway or waterway where suchadvertisement has been constructed or exhibitedby or at the direction of a Government 0department, public authority or the Council ofa municipality, and

c Advertisement signs illuminated or non - N/Ailluminated required to be exhibited by orpursuant to any statute or regulation or the likemade pursuant to powers contained within aStatute provided that any such advertisementis constructed and/or exhibited strictly inaccordance with the requirements specified therein.

LAND USE AND/OR DEVELOPMENT EXEMPTED SIGN TYPE AND NUMBER MAXIMUM AREA OFREQUIRING ADVERTISEMENT Ail non-illuminated

otherwise statedunless EXEMPTED SIGN

Railway Property and Reserves Advertisement signs exhibited on such landprovided that each such advertisement isdirected only at or upon a railway station

Advertisements within Buildings All advertisements placed or displayed within N/Abuildings which cannot ordinarily be seen by aperson outside of those buildings.

All classes of buildings other One advertisement sign containing the name, number O.2m2than single family dwellings and address of the building, the purpose for

which the building is used or the name and addressof the managing agent thereof.

Building Construction Sitesadvertisement signs displayedonly for the duration of theconstruction as follows:

i Dwellings One Advertisement per street frontage containing 2m2* details of the project and a professional

* consultant and the contractorsundertaking the construction work,

ii Multiple Dwellings, Shops, One sign as for i above, 5m2Commercial and Industrial 0Projects

iii Large Development or re- One sign as for i above. lOm2development projects involving shopping centres, offices One additional sign showing the name of the projector other buildings exceeding builder 5m2three storeys in height

No sign shallexceed 2m2 inarea.

c,1

00

Property Transactions

one sign per .Lot ai.splayect tor a periodnot 1exceeding 3 months advertising the sale ofgoods or *livestock upon any land or withinany building upon which the sign is exhibitedprovided that the land is not normally usedfor that purpose.

Advertisement signs displayed for theduration of the period over whichproperty transactions are offered andnegotiated as follows:

a Dwellings One sign per street frontage for each propertyrelating to the sale, leasing or impendingauction of the property at or upon whichthe sign is or the signs are displayed.

Each sign shallnot exceedanarea of 2m2.

b Multiple Dwellings, ShopsCommercial and IndustrialProperties

One sign as for a above. Each sign shallnot exceed anarea of 5m2,

c Large properties comprisedof Shopping Centres, buildingsin excess of four storeys andrural properties in excess of5 ha.

One sign as for a above. Each sign shallnot exceedan areaof 10m2.

Display Homes i One sign for each dwelling on display. 2m2Advertisement signs displayed for ii In addition to i one sign for each group 5m2the period ovdr which homes are of dwellings displayed by a single projecton display for public inspection builder giving details of the project

building company and details of the range ofdwellings on display.

LAND USE AND/OR DEVELOPMENT EXEMPTED SIGN TYPE AND NUMBER MAXIMUM AREA OFREQUIRING

Sales of

ADVERTISEMENT

Goods or Livestock

All non-illuminatedotherwise stated

..

unless

*

EXEMPTED0

2m2 0

SIGN0000


ADOPTIONAdopted by resolution of the Council of the Shire of Cranbrookat the Ordinary Meeting of theCouncil held on the eighteenthday of June1992.Dated 22 June 1992.

Dated 22 June 1992.A. D. HUNT, President.

P. F. SHEEDY, Shire Clerk.

FINAL APPROVALAdopted for final approval by resolution of the Shire of Cranbrook at the Ordinary Meetingof theCouncil held on the nineteenthday of November 1992 and the Sealof the Shire of Cranbrook waspursuantto the Resolutionhereuntoaffixed in the presenceof:

A. D. HUNT, President.P. F. SHEEDY,Shire Clerk.

This SchemeText is to be read in conjunctionwith the approvedmap of the SchemedescribedinClause1.4of this Schemeandto which formalapprovalwasgiven by the Hon Minister for Planningon the dateshownbelow.Recommended/Submittedfor Final Approval by the State PlanningCommission:Dated 14 January1993.

Final approvedgranted:Dated 20 January1993.

M. R. ALLEN,for the Chairmanof the State PlanningCommission.

DAVID SMITH, Hon Minister for Planning.

FIREARMS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1993

Made by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. Theseregulationsmay be cited as the Firearms AmendmentRegulations1993.

* Principal regulations

2. In theseregulations, the Firearms Regulations1974* are referred to asthe principal regulations.

[* Reprintedin the Gazetteof 17 February 1981 at pp.663-697.For amendmentsto 8 January 1993 see 1991 Index to Legislationof WesternAustralia,pp.321-2and Gazetteof 26 June 1992.]

Regulation 23 amended

3. Re,ulation 23 of the principal regulations is amendedby deleting "fortydollars. and substitutingthe following -

$200.

Regulation 26B amended

4. Regulation26B la of the principal regulationsis amendedin paragrapha i by deleting"12" and substitutingthe following -

50 ,,


PE3O1 FIREARMS ACT 1973



POLICE AUCTION

Under the provisionsof the Police Act 1892 unclaimedand stolenpropertywill be sold by publicauction at the premisesof Unit 2, Number 3 Boyd Street,Geraldtonat approximately10.00 amon 13 March 1993.

Auction to be conductedby JohnWhitehouse,auctioneer.

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.

The following is a summaryof applicationsreceivedunder the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 andrequiredto be advertised.Any personwishingto obtain moredetailsaboutanyapplication,or aboutthe objection process,shouldcontact the Liquor Licensing Division, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre, 87Adelaide Terrace,Perthtelephone:425 1888, or consult a solicitor or relevantindustryorganisation.

App. No. Applicant Natureof Application Last Dayfor

Objections

TRANSFER OF LICENCE

220 Quinault Pty Ltd Application for transfer of restaurantlicencein respectof premisesknownasArteka Restaurantand situated at 35.Ardross Street,Applecrossfrom R & JEngineeringPry Ltd

12/3/93

221 Michael Edwards Application for transfer of tavernlicencein respectof premisesknown asQuinninup Tavern and situated atWheatleyCoastRoad,QuinninupfromAlice Hudson

12/3/93

222 Bilanjil NomineesPty Ltd Application for transfer of liquor storelicencein respectof premisesknown asPioneer Store and situated at Lots 23/24 Nicholds Street,Walpole from Norrium Pry Ltd

23/3/93

223 Thik Pry Ltd andPry Ltd

Chereeba Application for transfer of cabaretlicence in respectof premisesknown asBoko’s andsituatedat 298 Hay Street,Subiacofrom ChereebaPty Ltd

15/3/93

224 Riverview Heights Pry Ltd Application for transferof hotel licencein respectof premisesknown as SwanbourneHotel andsituatedat 141 Claremont Crescent,Swanbournefrom ChereebaPty Ltd

17/3/93

GRANT OF LICENCE

152 PernarlePry Ltd Applicationfor the grant of a producerslicenceat premisesknown as ChestnutGrove and situated at WingeballupRoad,Frankland

1/4/93

This notice is publishedundersection67 5 of the Liquor LicensingAct 1988.

PE4O1

RA4O1

SUMMARY OF LIQUOR LICENSING APPLICATIONS

H. R. HLGHMAN, Acting Director of Liquor Licensing.


Tendersare invited for the following projects.

Tender documentsare available from the ContractsClerk, Supply Branch, Ground Floor, MainRoads,Waterloo Crescent,East Perth.

TenderNo. Description Closing Date

1993183/92 Tree surroundgrill supports,Albany Highway, MetropolitanDivi- March 5

sion.197/92 Completecleaning of Main Roads offices and buildings, Planet March 17

Street,Carlisle204/92 Asphalt surfacing,various roads,Northam Division March 12207/92 Installation of reinforcedconcretedrainagepipes andconstruction March 5

of 8 manholesand gullies, Albany Highway, Cannington

ZT202Acceptanceof Tenders

C ontract Description SuccessfulThnderer Amount DateNo. Awarded

51/92$

Bituminoussealingandresealing, Boral Asphalt 550 330.41 18/2/93Great Northern Highway, Geraldton Division

139/92 Removaland fixing of retrorefiec- Municipal Contrac- 172 879.90 26/2/93tive raisedpavementmarkerin torsthe PerthMetropolitanArea.

162/92 Asphalt surfacing, various roads, Pioneer Asphalts 344 856.80 2/3/93Albany Pty Ltd

92Q50 Supply and delivery of one hy- T L Engineering 9 040.00 2/3/93draulic truck mountedcrane

92Q54 Programmerfor work on enhance- Gryphon Consult- 27 000.00 2/3/93ments to personnel system ants Pty LtdPIMS.

92Q43 Supply and delivery of one only Brevtex Machine 21 512.00 22/2/93hydraulic shear and punch Tools Pty Ltdmachine

ZT3O1

D. R. WARNER, Director, CorporateServices.

STATE SUPPLY COMMISSIONTendersInvited

Tenderforms andfull particularsof the Schedulehereundermay beobtainedon applicationat theState Supply Commission,815 Hay Street,Perth,6000.TELEPHONE No. 222 8491 or 222 8241 FACSIMILE No. 321 7918

Date ofAdvertising

ScheduleNo. Descri tionp Date of

Closing

1993 1993Feb. 19 068A1993 Supply of Poultry, freshand frozen for various Govern

ment Departmentsfor an initial period of 12 monthswith an option to extendfor a further two 2 twelve12 month periods Mar. 11

Feb. 26 135A1993 Supply Furniture Groups3 and 6 Wood Furniture forOffice andLibrary Usefor a twelve12 monthperiodwith an option to extendfor two 2 twelve 12 monthperiods to various GovernmentDepartments Mar. 18

ZT2O1MAIN ROADS

Tenders


STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION-continued

TendersInvited-continued

Date ofAdvertising

Schedule Date ofNo.

DescriptionClosing

1993 1993Feb. 26 297A1993 Supply and delivery of Teaching Peripherals-

Whiteboards,Electronic Whiteboards,OverheadProjectors, Display Units and SpecifiedConsumables12

0 month period with an option to extend for two 2twelve 12 months period for various GovernmentDepartments Mar. 18

Feb. 26 337A1993 Supply and delivery of Nine 9 Plant TandemAxleTrailers in accordancewith Specification P601 forMain Roads Mar. 18

Feb. 26 338A1993 Supply anddelivery of 1st GradeSleepersin accordancewith GeneralConditionsandWestrail SleeperSpecifications 1992-93 Mar. 18

Jan. 29 3 19A1993 Supply & designof Nine 9 AirconditioningPackagesforthe ProspectorRailcarsin accordwith Spec.CME No. Extended2611/42/92 for Westrail-Midland Mar. 18

Mar. 5 100A1993 Supplyof Drugsto meeta "Whole of Health"requirementfor a one 1 year period April 8

Mar. 5 341A1993 Supply and delivery of Sixty-five thousand 65 000tonnes-Crushedrock railway Ballast for the upgrading of the Kalgoorlie-EsperanceRailway Mar. 18

Mar. 5 342A1993 Supply of eighteen18 metre See-Sawtype LightingColumns for Kwinana and Bicton rail yardsin accordancewith WAGR CommissionSpecificationNo. 788MSupplyof FloodlightsandEquipmentfor Kwinana andBicton rail yards in accordancewith WAGR Com.mission SpecificationNo. 787M Mar. 18

Jan.29 318A1993 One 1 only Narrow Gauge 1 067 mm Railway TrackBallast RegulatorMachinein accordwith Spec CME2608-10/92 Mar. 25

Feb. 5 332A1993 Supply and design of Traction and Auxiliary Radiators Extendedin accordwith Spec CME 2602-12/92 Mar. 25

Mar. 5 340A1993 Supply,delivery andcommissioningof Ten 10 only 4x4light Commercial vehicles 1 067mm Rail GaugeRailGuidanceEquipmentin accordancewith SpecificationNo. CME 2566-1193for Westrail April 8

Mar. 5 339A1993 Supply and delivery of Single Use Tracheal Thbes to* Public Hospitals in WA for an initial period of two

2 yearswith an option for a further one 1 yearperiod April 22

For SerukeFeb. 19 208A1993 Cleaning of Thornlie College-TAFE for classification

"B" Cleaners.Inspectiontime: Wednesday3rd March1993 at 3.OOpm Mar. 11

Mar. 5 52A1993 Forthe conductof funeralsof DeceasedIndigentpersonsin CountryAreas for a two 2 year period Mar. 25

Tendersaddressedto the Chairman,State Supply Commission,815 Hay Street,Perth6000 will bereceivedfor the abovementionedtendersuntil 10.00 am on the dateof closing.

Tendersmustbe properlyendorsedon envelopesotherwisethey are liable to rejection. No tendernecessarilyaccepted.

L. W. GRAHAM, Chairman,State Supply Commission.


ZT302STATE SUPPLYCOMMISSION-continued

AcceptedTenders

ScheduleNo. Particulars Contractor Rate

526A1992Supply

Supply and free Delivery of Three 3 CJD EquipmentP/LJohn Deere 310D Backhoe Loadersfor Main Roads.

Purchaseand Removal

Details on Re-quest

327A1993 PurchaseandRemovalof 1983 Mustang Item 1: M & D MuirS/S Loader XQY 844 MR 7074 & Item 2: CFC Holdings1987 CaseS/SLoader6QL 881 MR PIL9777 for Main Roads-Welshpool

$7 800.00$6 279.00

333A1993 Purchaseand Removal of Item 1: 1984 Item 1 & 2: GlobalPerkins/Stanford60KW Generator MachinerySet MR 7425, Item 2: 1987 Cummins/Stanford60KW GeneratorSetMR 9440 for Main Roads-Welsh-pool

$4 525.00$4 256.00

TRUSTEESACT 1962NOTICE TO CREDITORSAND CLAIMANTS

Creditors and other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct relatesinrespectof the Estatesof the undermentioneddeceasedpersonsare requiredto sendparticularsoftheir claims to me on or beforethe 5th April 1993, after which dateI may conveyor distribute theassets,having regardonly to the claims of which I then havenotice.Aitken, JessieBlackburn, late of Kiinberley Nursing Home, Kimberley Street, Leederville, died

6/2/93.Arundel, LenoreAdelaide, late of Mt HenryHospital, CloistersAvenue, Como, died 25/6/92.Battams, Edith Muriel, late of 86 FederalRoad,Boulder, died 7/2/93.Britten, David Abbott, late of GracewoodNursing Home, RoebuckDrive, Manning, died 6/1/93.Brown, Jessica,formerly of Unit 44/156Whatley Crescent,Maylands,late of St Davids Nursing

Home, 19 Lawley Crescent,Mount Lawley, died 3/2/93.Butcher, ConstanceJean,late of Rowethorpe,Hillview Terrace,Bentley, died 16/2/93.Crocker, TerenceJames,late of F21 Churinga Gardens,11-19 Stirling Road, Claremont,died

10/1/93.Gayer, FrancisPiers James,late of 30 SalisburyStreet, Leederville,died 8/2/93.Hair, ElizabethMuriel, late of CarinyaNursing Home,41 Bristol Avenue, Bicton died 27/8/92.Hanlon, William Albert George,formerly of Wattle Valley Farw, Kellerberrin, late of 22 Messing

ham Street,Kellerberrin, died 17/12/92.

James,NormanFrederick,late of 11 Hope Street,Onslow, died 29/8/92.Jones,Nancy Joan,late of 3 Leigh Place,Girrawheen,died 13/1/92.Kastner,Ernst Vilheln, late of Coolgardie,died 16/2/91.Leonard,Kevin John, late of Lot 27 LedgePoint Road,LedgePoint, died 2/2/93.Mitsopoulos,Fania, late of 27 Hovia Terrace,South Perth,died 19/12/92.Moore, Thomas,late of Ida Mann Hostel, Sixth Avenue, Maylands,died 9/2/93.Reid, Wffliam Morrison, late of SunsetHospital, Birdwood Parade,Dalkeith, died 18/1/93.Rooke, HerbertCharles,late of 216/45 AdelaideTerrace,Perth,died 23/12/92.Sims, Laura Ellen, late of 11 Smith Street,Hilton, died 2/2/93.Starr,JohnLionel, late of 30 Tillbrook Street, Glen Forrest, died 14/2/93.Sweeney,FrederickJoseph,late of 126 St LeonardsAvenue, Leederville, died 13/2/93.Taylor, HerbertKingham,late of Leighton NursingHome,FlorenceStreet,WestPerth,died6/12/92.Thatcher,Florrie May, late of 7/52 EastStreet,Maylands,died 7/2/93.Tomsett, Ivor Francis, late of Hollywood RepatriationHospital, Moriash Avenue,Nedlands,died

28/12/92.

ZZ2O1


Villiers, Mary Margaret, formerly of Lot 5 Bailey Road,Glen Forrest,late of St VincentsHospital,Guildford, died 8/12/92.

Vinneir, William Charles,late of 25 LawranceStreet,Gosnells,died 22/1/93.Walton, MargaretCicely, late of St Davids RetirementCentre, 19 Lawley Street,Mount Lawley,

died 15/2/93.Worsfold, LenaVeronica,late of 34B MeiroseStreet,Rossmoyne,died 19/7/92.Wunderlich, Patricia Mary, late of 36 Parktleld Street,Bunbury, died 4/1/93.Datedthis 2nd day of March 1993.

K. E. BRADLEY, Public Trustee,Public Trust Office, 565 Hay Street,Perth WA 6000

ZZ202TRUSTEESACT 1982

In the matterof the Estateof RichardMichaelRoy Simonlate of Lot 15 CarradineRoadBedfordalein the State of WesternAustralia Carpenterdeceased.Creditorsand other personshaving claims to which section63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relatesin respectof the estateof the abovenameddeceasedwho died on the 1st day of February 1992intestateare requiredby theMmiistratrix ElizabethVeronicaSpencerof 98 PeetRoadRoleystonein the said Stateto sendparticularsof their claims to her careof Geoffrey D. White, Solicitor, 1stFloor, 97 William Street, Perth by the 15th day of April 1993 after which date the saidMmiistratrix may conveyor distributethe assetshaving regardonly to the claims of which shethenhas notice.Datedthis 2nd day of March 1993.

GEOFFREYD. WHITE of 1st Floor,97 William Street,Perth

Solicitor to the Administratrix.

ZZ4O1UNCLAIMED MONEYS

ANNUAL REGISTER OF UNCLAIMED MONEYS HELD BY HALLMARK LIFE INSURANCECOMPANY LTD ACT 1988

WesternAustraliaChequeNo.; Name of Owner on Books; Total Amount Due to Owner; Description of Unclaimed

Moneys;Date of First Payment.16029; D. Reid, 10/36 CapeStreet,OsbornePark6017; $141.00;PremiumRefund;24/9/84.16757; G. Francke,391 BelgraviaStreet,Cloverdale6105; $164.00;PremiumRefund; 19/11/84.22668; J. Carter, 142 Apsley Road,Willetton 6155; $183.00; PremiumRefund; 1/3/86.

ZZ5O1THE WESTERNAUSTRALIAN TURF CLUB

Amendmentof By-lawsI, RamonDouglasWarren, the Chairmanfor thetime being of The WesternAustralianTurf Club herebycertify thatata meetingof theCommitteeof theClub held on the 2ndday of February1993 thefollowing resolutionwaspassedunanimouslyby the membersof the Committeeamendingthe By-laws of the Club as follows:By-law 18 shall be amended:

a by the deletion of the words "twelve" and "six" and the substitutionin theirplace of the words" eight " and" four ", respectively;and

b by the deletion of the words "The" at the commencementof the sentencebeginning "The six longest..."and the substitutionin its place of the words" Subject to By-law 19, the ".

By-law 19 shall be deletedin its entirety andsubstitutedwith the following:19. Subjectto By-law 20, anypersonshallbeeligible to nominatefor theCommittee

if:a He is a Life Member; or


b He is an OrdinaryMemberwho hasbeena Memberfor at least 18 months,including anyperiod on the absentlist, immediatelyprior to the GeneralMeetingat which the election is to take place,

providedthat with effect from the 1994 GeneralMeeting,no person,otherthan theChairmanor Vice-Chairmanfor the timebeing, maybe a Memberof the Committeefor more than ten consecutiveyears. "

By-law 24 c shall be deletedin its entiretyand substitutedwith the following:Everymembervoting shall vote for up to as many candidatesas thereshall be

vacanciesto be filled by marking the nameor namesof the candidatesfor whomhe wishesto vote ".

A new By-law 29A shall be insertedas follows:29A a Notwithstandinganything to the contrary containedin theseBy-laws, as

soonas practicableupon the coming into operationof this By-law 29A, theMembersof the Committee shall convenea Special GeneralMeeting atwhich-i all the membersof the Committee standingas at the commencement

of that meetingshall resign;and

ii the Life MembersandOrdinary Membersshall vote on the electionofeight Life Membersor Ordinary Membersto form the Committee asfrom the close of that SpecialGeneralMeeting,

and the provisionsof By-laws 19 to 26 shall apply to such election as if,where applicable, referencesto the "GeneralMeeting" were referencestothe "SpecialGeneralMeeting" mentionedin this By-law 29A, savethat thefollowing provisionsshall apply only to that SpecialGeneralMeeting:

i The four Life Members or Ordinary Members so elected to theCommitteeandreceivingthe greatestnumberof votesshall retire fromthe Committeeat the GeneralMeeting to be heldin 1995 but shall beeligible for re-electionpursuantto By-law 18; and

ii The remainingfour Life Membersor Ordinary Membersso electedtothe Committeeshall retire at the GeneralMeeting to be held in 1994but shall be eligible for re-electionpursuantto By-law 18.

b This By-law 29A shall ceaseto haveeffect upon the close of the GeneralMeeting to be held in 1995 ".

By-law 42 shall be amendedby the deletionof the full stop at the end of that By-lawandthe substitutionin its placeof the words" andalso providedthat no personshallholdthe office of Chairmanfor more than four consecutiveyears ".

By-law 2 c shall be deleted.

Datedthe 2nd day of February1993.R. D. WARREN, Chairman.

Theseamendmentshavenot beendisallowedandwill come into effect on the date ofpublication in the GovernmentGazette.

Approved-G. M. EVANS, Minister for Racing and Gaming.

ZZ6O1

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPNotice is herebygiven that the partnershipheretobeforesubsistingbetweenAdelaideMay ParsonsandRodneyRaymondParsonbothof P0Box 145,JerramungupandJohnStanleyParsonsof MaleeRoad,Jerramungupcarrying on businessas farmersandgraziersunderthestyleor firm of ColaddieFarms Partnershiphasbeendissolvedso far as concernsthe said Rodney RaymondParsonswhoretiresfrom the said partnership.All debtsdue to andowing by thesaid partnershipwill bereceivedandpaidrespectivelyby AdelaideMay Parsonsand John Stanley Parsonswho will continue to carry on the said businessinpartnershipunder the namesdescribedabove.Datedthe 28th day of October 1992.

Signed:ADELAIDE MAY PARSONS,RODNEY RAYMOND PARSONS andJOHN STANLEY PARSONS.


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FirearmsAmendmentRegulations1993FisheriesAct-Notice No. 561JusticesForms AmendmentRegulations1993OccupationalHealth, Safety andWelfare AmendmentRegulations1993OccupationalHealth Transferof Administration of Laws RevocationOrder 1993Plant DiseasesAmendmentRegulations1993Plant DiseasesAmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1993Plant DiseasesCodling Moth Notice 1993Perth Market AmendmentBy-laws 1993

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