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16 April 1993] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 2053

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JUSTICESACT 1902It is herebynotified for public information that His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncilhas approvedof the following appointmentsto the Office of Justice of the Peacefor the State ofWesternAustralia-

Boo Hwa Chan of 691 Silver City, ChristmasIsland

GrahamJohnCollins of MQ 20 GazeRoad,Settlement,ChristmasIslandandChristmasIslandHealth Services,GazeRoad, Settlement,ChristmasIslandMiles GerardCooperof House40, West Island,CocosKeelingIslandsandQuarantineStation,West Island, CocosKeeling IslandsAnthony Smithof MQ 25, Settlement,ChristmasIsland and ChristmasIslandPower Authority,ChristmasIsland

Michael Ian Trott of 57 Beacon Heights, Cocos Keeling IslandsR. E. MONGER, Director Court Services.

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GRAIN MARKETING ACT 1975THE GRAIN POOL OF WA ELECTIONS REGULATIONS, 1976 Regs 6 and 7

Notice of ElectionNotice is herebygiven that an election of one Director of the Grain Pool of WA from Electoral Zone 6and election of one Director of the Grain Pool of WA from Electoral Zone 7 under section9 2 aof the Grain Marketing Act 1975, will takeplace atthe office of the Returning Officer, on the 16thday of June,1993 closing at 10.00am on that day.Nominations of candidatesare required to be made in accordance with the abovementionedregulations and must be receivedby the Returning Officer at her office before 12 noon on the 5th dayof May, 1993.

LIZ PARKOFF, Returning Officer,Western Australian Electoral Commission,

4th Floor, Fire Brigades Building,480 Hay Street, Perth 6000.

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PHARMACY ACT REGULATIONS 1976THE PHARMACEUTICAL COUNCIL OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Regulation 14, Pharmacy Act RegulationsThe following persons have been elected members of the Pharmaceutical Council of WesternAustralia:

Malcolm John Roberts,99 Huntley Street, GooseberryHill WA 6076.

Anthony Fairfax Taylor,26 Scaddan Street, Duncraig WA 6023.

The following persons have been elected to the offices shown:President,Kevin Thomas McAnuff,5 Orana Crescent,Brentwood WA 6153.

Deputy President,Malcolm John Roberts,99 Huntley Crescent, GooseberryHill WA 6076.

R. J. BRENNAN, Registrar,The Pharmaceutical Council of Western Australia.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1116 April 1993

Shireof Dundas

Loan 74

It is herebyadvisedthat the amount to be borrowedon Loan 74 is $20 000.00not $35 000.00 asadvertisedin the April 8th edition of the GovernmentGazette.

CORRECTION

E. A. GILBERT, Shire Clerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

HEALTH ACT 1911

Shireof Sandstone

Memorandumof ImposingRates

The notice which appearedin the GovernmentGazetteon 4th day of September1992 is amendedas follows-

Scheduleof RatesGeneralRate-Shouldread0.132 centsin the dollar on UnimprovedValue of rateablepropertyin the pastoraland mining areas.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

Shireof Mullewa

TWENTY SECOND SCHEDULE

Form No. 1

V. M. ATKINSON, President.J.M. RIPEPI, Shire Clerk.

Municipality of the Shireof Mullewa

Notice Requiring Paymentof Rate Prior to Sale

The several registeredproprietors or owners in fee simple, or personsappearingby the lastmemorial in the Office of the Registrarof Deedsto be seisedof the fee simplerespectivelyof theseveral piecesof land describedin the third column of the Appendix to this notice and personsappearingin the Register Book or by memorial in the Office of the Registrarof Deedsto haverespectivelyan estateor interest in the land, and whosenamesappearin the first column of theAppendix to this notice.Take notice that-

1 defaulthas beenmadein the paymentto the Council of the abovenamedMunicipality ofa rate chargedon the severalpiecesof land describedin the third column of the Appendixto this Notice; andthe defaulthas continuedin respectof eachseparatepiece of land fora periodgreaterthan threeyears.

2 The total amount owing to the Council in respectof ratesand otheramountschargedoneach piece of land is shown in the secondcolumn of the Appendix set oppositethedescriptionof that piece of land.

3 Paymentof theseamountsrepresentingrates,andchargesas the caserequiresis herebyrequired; and

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CORRECTION

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4 In defaultof payment,the piecesof land will beofferedfor sale by public auctionafter theexpiration of one hundredand five days from the dateof serviceof this notice at a timeappointedby the Council.

The piecesof land in respectof which the ratesspecifiedin the secondcolumn of theAppendix areowing are those severally describedin the third column of the Appendix and set oppositetherespectiveamountsso specified.Dated the 1st day of April, 1993.

G. S. WILKS, Shire Clerk.

Appendix

Names of registered proprie-tors or owners, and also of all

Amount owing showing sepa-rately the amount owing as

Description of the severalpiecesof land referredto

otherpersonshaving an estate rates, and any other amountsor interest in the land owing ratesand other charges

Mary Bridget Ankers Council Rates $1 874.59WAWA $1 154.05

Portion of Victoria Locationandbeing Lot 6 of Section Bon Plan886 Vol 732 Folio 117

Amy GoldienWaldeck& EstateHenryThomasWaldeck

Council Rates $580.25WAWA Rates $480.80

Victoria Loc 1675 & beingLot4 on Plan 950 Certificate ofTitle Vol 901 Folio 176

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DOG ACT 1976Shireof Mullewa

Appointmentof AuthorisedPersonsand RegistrationOfficersIt is hereby notified for public information that the following appointmentshave been madepursuantto the Dog Act 1976-

AuthorisedPersonsandRegistrationOfficers:ThrrenceAtkinsMaurice BattilanaTerrenceCaramiaLeslie DhuGrahamWilks

RegistrationOfficers:Fiona DonovanValma NoackJodieWilliams

All previousappointmentsare herebyrevoked.G. S. WILKS, ShireClerk.

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CITY OF GOSNELLSIt is herebynotified for public information that Mr Cohn Robert Williams has beenappointedtothe position of Rangereffective from the 5th April 1993, and hasbeenauthorisedto enforcethefollowing Acts, Regulationsand By-laws:

Local GovernmentAct 1960Control of VehiclesOff-Road AreasAct 1978, andRegulationsDog Act 1976 and RegulationsBushFire Act 1954 andRegulationsLitter Act 1979 and RegulationsParkingFacilities By-lawRemovaland Disposal of ObstructingAnimalsor VehiclesBy-lawBy-laws Relatingto Dogs

The above personhas also beenappointedas PoundKeeperand Fire Control Officer.

G. WHITELEY, Tewn Clerk.

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CITY OF ARMADALEHonoraryLitter Inspector

Notice is given that, pursuantto section665A of the Local GovernmentAct, Mr ShaneMoad hasbeenappointedas an Honorary Litter Inspectorfor ReserveA4561 BungendorePark.

J. W. FLATOW, City Manager/ThwnClerk.

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PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902Shire ofAlbanySALE OF LAND

Notice under section29 7 bThe Shire of Albany of Mercer Road, Albany WesternAustralia "the Shire" is the registeredproprietorof land situatedat RutherwoodRoad,Albany WesternAustralia being:

Portion of PlantagenentLocation2478 the subject of Diagram 19387 and being the whole ofthe land in Certificate of Title Volume 1178 Folio 847 "the Land".

Notice is given underthe provisionsof section29 7 b of the PublicWorks Act 1902, that the Shirewishesto sell the land.Any personinterestedin purchasingthe Land shoulddirect their enquiriesin writing to the Shiremarked to the attention of:

W. F. Scheggia, Chief Executive Officer,Shire of Albany,Mercer Road,P.O. Box 809,Albany, W.A. 6330.Telephone: 098 41 2311Facsimile: 098 41 8384

Datedthe 7th day of April, 1993.

WAYNE F. SCHEGGIA, Chief Executive Officer.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Kondinin

NOTICE OF iNTENTION TO BORROWLoan 118-$24000

Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, theKondimnShire Council givesnoticethat it proposesto borrow moneyby saleof Debenturesfor the following termsand purpose.Terms$24 000 for 15 yearsrepayableat the office of the Council by 30 equalhalf yearly instalmentsofPrincipal and Interest.PurposeStaffHousing APB OfficerThis is an existingresidencesituatedat lot 228 Howlett Street, Kondinin.

J. M. H[NCK, President.M. J. JONES, Shire Clerk.


LG902LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

City of WannerooAMENDED NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW

ProposedLoan No. 279 of $800 000Pursuantto section610 of theLocal GovernmentAct 1960, theWannerooCity Councilherebygivesnotice that it proposesto borrow moneyby the sale of debenturesfor the following purposes-

Roads Construction/Drainage-$800000The loan for a periodof four yearswill be repayableat the office of the City of Wanneroo,by eighthalf yearly instalmentsof principal and interest.

Plans,specificationsandestimatesof the costs as requiredby section609 of the Act are availablefor inspectionat the office of the Council during businesshoursfor 35 daysfrom publicationof thisnotice.

Dated this 5th day of April 1993.

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MA4O1PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

SALE OF LAND

R. F. JOHNSON,Mayor.R. F. COFFEY, Town Clerk.

MRWA 41-84-241VD

Notice is herebygiven that His Excellencythe Governorhasauthorisedundersection29 5 of thePublic Works Act 1902, the sale by public auction or private contract of the land hereunderdescribed,suchland being no longerrequiredfor the work for which it was taken.

LandPortion of SwanLocation 16 andbeing part of the land on Plan 3114 and being the whole of theland comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1881 Folio 963.

Datedthis 16th day of April 1993.D. R. WARNER, Director CorporateServices.

MINES REGULATION ACT 1946

MINES REGULATION EXEMPTION ORDER 1993

Madeby His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil undersection5 2.

Citation

1. This ordermay be cited as the MinesRegulation ExemptionOrder 1993.

Exemption

2. The mine forming part of the Junction Gold Complex, known as theJunctionGold Mine,locatedapproximately36 kilometressouthofthe KambaldaEasttownsiteandmanagedbyWesternMining CorporationLimited is exemptedfrom the provisionsof section39 1 a of the MinesRegulationAct 1946for aperiod ending31 December1993 on condition that -

a a personshallnot be employedto work undergroundon the civilworks associatedwith the installationof an undergroundcrusher,conveyors,anda loadingpocketfor morethan 10 hoursin any day;and

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b apersonshallnot be employedto work underground,otherthanonthe civil works associatedwith the installationof an undergroundcrusher,conveyors,anda loadingpocketfor morethan7½hoursananydayunlessheis askipmanor platmancarryingout his dutiesas such on anormal working day.

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

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State of WesternAustraliaPETROLEUM SUBMERGEDLANDS ACT 1982

INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George ErnestCash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powersandfunctions under the Act, otherthan the powerof delegationundersection16 of the Act, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofManager,AdministrationandTitles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof MineralsandEnergyin the said State, the powers and functions of the Minister under the following sections andsubsectionsof the Act:

761, 762, 763, 765, 77, 785, 787, 789, 7811,792, 793, 812b, 819,8111, 8112,8115, 872, 873 87A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meanstheAct underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which thatAct is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Dated at Perth this 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumSubmergedLandsAct 1982 of the State of WesternAustralia.

SAMUEL GEORGE ERNEST CASH, Minister for Mines.


INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powersandfunctions under the Act, otherthan the powerof delegationundersection16 of the Act, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofAssistantManager,Mmiistration andTitles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof MineralsandEnergyin the said State,the powersandfunctionsof the Minister underthe following sectionsand subsectionsof the Act:

761, 762, 763, 765, 77, 785, 787, 789 7811, 792, 793, 812b, 819,8111, 8112,8115, 872, 873, 87A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumSubmergedLandsAct 1982 of the State of WesternAustralia.

SAMUEL GEORGEERNEST CASH, Minister for Mines.



INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or underthe Act to delegateany of my powersand functionsunder the Act, otherthan the powerof delegationundersection 16 of the Act, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofExaminer, Administration and Titles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof Minerals andEnergyin the said State,the powersandfunctionsof theMinister underthefollowing sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

793, 872, 873, 87A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meanstheAct underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which thatAct is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethesamerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumSubmergedLandsAct 1982 of the State of WesternAustralia.


MN402Commonwealthof Australia

PETROLEUM SUBMERGEDLANDS ACT 1967INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATION

I, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, theDesignatedAuthority in respectof the areaspecified as being adjacentto the State of WesternAustralia,being authorisedby or underthe Act to delegateany of my powersandfunctions underthe Act, other than the powerof delegationundersection15 of the Act, do herebydelegateto thepersonwho for the time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of,theoffice of Manager,Administration andTitles, PetroleumDivision in theDepartmentof MineralsandEnergyin the saidState,my powersandfunctionsunderthefollowing sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

762, 763, 764, 766, 77, 785, 787, 789, 7811,792, 793, 812b, 819,8111, 8112,8114, 872, 873, 87A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Dated at Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumSubmergedLandsAct 1967 of the Commonwealthof Australia.

SAMUEL GEORGEERNEST CASH, Minister for Mines,DesignatedAuthority.

Commonwealthof AustraliaPETROLEUM SUBMERGEDLANDS ACT 1967

INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, theDesignatedAuthority in respectof the areaspecified as being adjacentto the State of WesternAustralia,being authorisedby or underthe Act to delegateany of my powersandfunctions underthe Act, other than the powerof delegationundersection15 of the Act, do herebydelegateto thepersonwho for the time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of,the office of AssistantManager,Administration and Titles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof Minerals and Energyin the said State,my powersandfunctions under the following sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

762, 763, 764, 766, 77, 785, 787, 789, 7811,792, 793, 812b, 819, 8111, 8112,8114, 872, 873, 87A.

INTERPRETATION

In this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Dated at Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumSubmergedLandsAct 1967 of the Commonwealthof Australia.


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Commonwealthof AustraliaPETROLEUM SUBMERGED LANDS ACT 1967

INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, theDesignatedAuthority in respectof the areaspecified as being adjacentto the State of WesternAustralia,being authorisedby or under the Act to delegateanyof my powersandfunctions underthe Act, otherthan the powerof delegationundersection 15 of the Act, do herebydelegateto thepersonwho for the time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of,the office of Examiner, Administration and Titles, PetroleumDivision in the DepartmentofMinerals andEnergyin the said State,my powersandfunctionsunderthe following sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

793, 872, 873, 87A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meanstheAct underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethesamerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumSubmergedLandsAct 1967 of the Commonwealthof Australia.


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State of WesternAustraliaPETROLEUM PIPELINESACT 1969

INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powers andfunctions under the Act, otherthan the power of delegationundersection61 of the Act, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofExaminer, Administration and Titles, Petroleum Division in the Department of Minerals andEnergyin the said State,the powersandfunctionsof the Ministerunderthe following sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

453, 532, 533 and 53A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeand includesanyAct with which thatAct is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perth this 8th day of April 1993.Madeunder the PetroleumPipelinesAct 1969 of the State of WesternAustralia.


State of WesternAustraliaPETROLEUM PIPELINESACT 1969

INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of WesternAustralia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powersand functions under the Act, otherthan the powerof delegationundersection61 of theAct, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofAssistantManager,Administration andTitles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof MineralsandEnergyin the said State,the powersandfunctionsof the Minister underthe following sectionsand subsectionsof the Act:

202b, 203, 205, 432, 433, 434, 436, 445, 447, 449, 4411, 452, 453, 472b,479, 4711, 4712, 4714, 532, 533 and53A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meanstheAct underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethesamerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Dated at Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumPipelinesAct 1969 of the State of WesternAustralia.

SAMUEL GEORGE ERNEST CASH, Minister for Mines.


State of WesternAustraliaPETROLEUM PIPELINES ACT 1969

INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powersand functions under the Act, otherthan the powerof delegationundersection61 of the Act, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofManager,AdministrationandTitles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof MineralsandEnergyin the said State, the powersand functions of the Minister under the following sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

202b, 203, 205, 432, 433, 434, 436, 445, 447, 449, 4411, 452, 453, 472Xb,479, 4711, 4712, 4714, 532, 533 and 53A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Madeunder the PetroleumPipelinesAct 1969 of the State of WesternAustralia.


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State of WesternAustraliaPETROLEUM ACT 1967

INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATION

I, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powersand functionsunder the Act, otherthan the powerof delegationundersection25 of the Act, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofExaminer, Administration and Titles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof Minerals andEnergyin the said State,thepowersandfunctionsof theMinister underthefollowing sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

733, 812, 813 and 81A.

INTERPRETATION

In this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perththis 8th day of April 1993.Made under the PetroleumAct 1967 of the State of WesternAustralia.



INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATION

I, Samuel George Ernest Cash, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powersandfunctions under the Act, otherthan the power of delegationundersection25 of theAct, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofAssistantManager,Administration andTitles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof Mineralsand Energyin the said State,the powersandfunctionsof theMinister underthe following sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

702, 703, 704, 706, 71, 725, 727, 729, 7211,732, 733, 752b,759, 7511, 7512,7514, 812, 813 and81A.

INTERPRETATION

In this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perththis 8th day of April 1993.

Madeunder the PetroleumAct 1967 of the State of WesternAustralia.SAMUEL GEORGE ERNEST CASH, Minister for Mines.



INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATIONI, Samuel George Ernest Ca8h, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, beingauthorisedby or under the Act to delegateany of my powersandfunctions under the Act, otherthan the powerof delegationunder section25 of theAct, do herebydelegateto the personwho forthe time being holds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to act as holder of, the office ofManager,AdministrationandTitles, PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof MineralsandEnergyin the said State, the powers and functions of the Minister under the following sectionsandsubsectionsof the Act:

702, 703, 704, 706, 71, 725, 727, 729, 7211,732, 733, 752b, 759, 7511,7512,7514, 812, 813 and 81A.

INTERPRETATIONIn this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perth this 8th day of April 1993.Madeunder the PetroleumAct 1967 of the State of WesternAustralia.


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MINING ACT 1978INSTRUMENT OF EXEMPTION OF CROWN LAND

The Minister for Mines pursuantto the powersconferredon him by Section 19 of the Mining Act1978, herebyexemptsall areasof Crown Land describedhereundernot beingCrown Land thatis the subjectof a mining tenementor an applicationthereforefrom Divisions 1-5 of part IV of theMining Act 1978.

Descriptionof Land1. Site-SPO8Startingpoint from the NW corner at coordinates193313 East, 7488952North.Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 193426E and 7488889NThencesoutherly to 193354E and 7488749NThencewesterlyto 193248E and 7488797NThen northerly to starting point.Area 2.0 haPublic Plan: Giralia 1:100000.

2. Site-Area 1Starting point from the NW corner at coordinates194183 East, 7490208North.Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 194269Eand 7490212NThencesoutherly to 194272E and 7490026NThencewesterlyto 194185E and 7490022NThen northerly backto starting point.Area 1.6 haPublic Plan: Giralia 1:100000.

3. Site-SPO3Starting point from the NW corner at coordinates224109 East, 7486257North.Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 224156Eand 748623iNThencesoutherlyto 224137Eand 7486196NThencewesterly to 224086Eand 7486223NThen northerly backto starting point.Area: .23 haPublic Plan: Giralia 1:100000.


4. Site-BP29Startingpoint from the NIAT corner at coordinates235607 East,7476935North.Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 235783Eand 7476809NThencesoutherly to 235717Eand 7476739NThencewesterly to 235542Eand 7476865NThennortherly backto startingpoint.Area: 2.06ha

Public Plan: Giralia 1:100000.

5. Site-BP25Starting point from the NW cornerat coordinates238620 East,7474147 North.

Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 23871GE and 7474057NThencesoutherlyto 238665Eand 7474000NThencewesterlyto 238568Eand 7474090NThen northerlyback to startingpoint.Area: 1.02haPublic Plan: Giralia 1:100000.

6. Site-BP23Startingpoint from the NW cornerat coordinates240124 East,7472840North.Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 240223Eand 7472739NThencesoutherly to 240124E and 7472650NThencewesterly to 240024Eand 7472751NThennortherly backto startingpoint.Area: 1.9 haPublic Plan: Giralia 1:100000.

7. Site-BP19Startingpoint from the NW cornerat coordinates242370 East,7469825North.

Zone 50Thence easterlyto 242458Eand7469684NThence southerlyto 242256Eand 7469520NThence westerlyto 242168Eand 7469661NThen northerly backto starting point.Area: 4.3 haPublic Plan: Giralia 1:100000.

8. Site-SPO2Startingpoint from the NW cornerat coordinates244965 East,7463974North.

Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 245087Eand7464007NThencesoutherly to 245116E and 7463815NThence westerlyto 244994Eand 7463782NThen northerly backto starting point.Area: 2.44 haPublic Plan: Barradale1:100000.

9. Site-BP99Startingpoint from the NW cornerat coordinates249439 East,7460096North.

Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 249576Eand74600uNThence southerlyto 249535Eand 7459957NThencewesterlyto 249398Eand 7460043NThen northerlyback to starting point.Area: 1.08haPublic Plan: Barradale1:100000.

10. Site-SPO4

Starting point from the NW cornerat coordinates255341 East,7457552North.

Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 255501Eand 7457566NThencesoutherly to 255557Eand 7457406NThencewesterly to 255398Eand 7457391NThen northerlyback to startingpoint.Area: 2.65ha

Public Plan: Barradale1:100000.


11. Site-SPO5Startingpoint from the NW cornerat coordinates257580 East,7458381 North.Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 257854Eand 7458561NThencesoutherlyto 258011E and 7458369NThencewesterly to 257737Eand 7458189NThen northerlyback to startingpoint.Area: 8.10haPublic Plan:Barradale1:100000.

12. ManarrahCreekSiteStartingpoint from the NW cornerat coordinates195843 East, 7344715North.Zone 50Thenceeasterlyto 196164Eand 7344509NThencesoutherly to 195945Eand 7343918NThencewesterly to 195624Eand 7344124NThen northerlyto startingpoint.Area 23.49haPublic Plan: Barrabiddy1:100000.Datedat Perth 2nd day of April 1993.

GEORGECASH, Minister for Mines.

MN406

MINING ACT 1978Notice of Application for an Order for Forfeiture

Departmentof Minerals and Energy,Coolgardie,6th April 1993.

In accordancewith Regulation492c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is herebygiven that thelicencesare liable to forfeiture underthe provisionsof section961a for breachof covenant,viz.non paymentof rent.

PETERSPIRO MICI-JELIDES, Warden.

To be heard in the Warden’sCourt Coolgardieon the 8th day of June 1993.COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

CoolgardieDistrictProspectingLicences

15/2917-Grill, StefanJames;Compton, GeorgeSpencer;Grill, JasonFletcher.15/3074-Gane,Garry.15/3079-CapeWest Group Pty Ltd.15/3080-CapeWestGroup Pty Ltd.

MN407


Departmentof Minerals andEnergy,Kalgoorlie.

In accordancewith Regulation492c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that theProspectingLicencesare liable to forfeiture under the provisionsof section961a for breachofcovenant,viz, non paymentof rent.

P. MALONE, Warden.

To be heardin the Warden’sCourt Kalgoorlie on the 10thday of May 1993.BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD

24/2292-Wilks, ChristopherDavid.24/2293-Wi]ks, ChristopherDavid.24/2333-Wilks,ChristopherDavid.24/2812-HallmarkGold NL.


EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD25/1181-Viner,Andrew John.26/2123-OrionResourcesNL.26/2127-OrionResourcesNL.26/2128-OrionResourcesNL.26/2129-OrionResourcesNL.26/2158-Halloran,WayneVincent.

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD31/1419-Reid,Roger.

MN408


Departmentof Minerals and Energy,Kalgoorlie.

In accordancewith Regulation492c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that theMiscellaneousLicencesare liable to forfeiture underthe provisionsof section961a for breachofcovenant,viz, non paymentof rent.

P. MALONE, Warden.

To be heardin the Warden’sCourt Kalgoorlie on the 10th day of May 1993.BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD

24/116-ConsolidatedExplorationLtd.24/117-ConsolidatedExploration Ltd.24/118-ConsolidatedExplorationLtd.

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD30/21-ConsolidatedExploration Ltd; The Shell Co. of Australia Ltd.

MN409

MINING ACT 1978Notice of Intention to Forfeit

Departmentof Minerals and Energy,Perth.

In accordancewith Regulation50b of the Mining Act 1978, notice is herebygiven that unlessoutstandingroyalty due on the undermentionedleaseis paid on or before 16 April 1993 it is theintentionof theHon. Minister for Mines underthe provisionsof section971 of the Mining Act 1978to forfeit suchleasefor breachof covenant,viz, non paymentof royalties.

GEORGECASH, Minister for Mines.

Number; Holder; Mineral Field.M31/104; WesternAustralian GemExplorersPty Ltd; North Coolgardie.

MN41O


Departmentof Minerals and Energy,Norseman.

In accordancewith Regulation492c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that thelicencesare liable to forfeiture underthe provisionsof section961a for breachof covenant,viz.non paymentof rent.

P. MALONE, Warden.

To be heardin the Warden’sCourt Norsemanon the 5th day of May 1993.DUNDAS MINERAL FIELD

P63/706-RobertWilmot CreasyP63/707-Miklos Varga.

2066 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA___ [16 April 1993

UP i ION U Hi U 111 SAl I l NI W1 ii 1u

OA4A1

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

ExemptionCertificate underRegulation213No. 7 of 1993

I, Neil Bartholomaeus,Commissionerfor OccupationalHealth, Safety andWelfare, herebygrantan exemptionto Bans Harding IndustriesPty Ltd from therequirementsof Regulation808 of theOccupational Health, Safety and Welfare Regulations 1988, for the purpose of undertakingexperimentaltrials on asbestosinsulatedpipework, subjectto the agreedsafetyprecautionsbeingfollowed.This exemptionis valid until 5 pm, 31 May 1993.Datedthis 30th day of March 1993.

NEIL BARTHOLOMAEUS, CommissionerforOccupationalHealth, Safety andWelfare.

0A402

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

ExemptionCertificate underRegulation213No. 8 of 1993

I, Neil Bartholomaeus,Commissionerfor OccupationalHealth, Safety andWelfare, herebygranta generalexemptionfrom the requirementsof Regulation345 and351 of the OccupationalHealth,Safety and Welfare Regulations1988 in relation to working on top of moving lift cars subject tothe following conditions-

1. A cleardefinedline shall be installedaroundthe perimeterof the lift car roof, wheretheedgeis exposed,to highlight theedgeextremitiestheseshould,in the caseof maintenancejobs, be installed as quickly as practicable;

2. Portable or fixed illumination shall be provided to the level requiredby the followingAustralianStandards-AS1735.2-1986,AS 1680.1-1990andAS 1680.2.0-1990;

3. In the constructionindustryinstallationof lifts personsworking on lift car roofsshall holdan R or R4Certificateof Competencyor be underthe supervisionof an R or R4 Certificateholder;

4. Harnessesshall be made available to all personsrequiredto work on top of lift cars;and5. Work shall be undertakenat inspectionspeedonly.

This exemptionis valid until 5 pm, 30 September1993.Datedthis 1st day of April 1993.

NEIL BARTHOLOMOMAEUS, CommissionerforOccupational Health, Safety and Welfare.

Pi v"’1N Uat ‘ Di ii OPME’ NI

PD4O1

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

Shire of BeverleyTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2

Ref: 853/4/5/2.

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapproved the Shire of Beverley TownPlanningSchemeNo. 2 on March 26, 1993-theSchemeThxt of which is publishedas a Scheduleannexedhereto.

R. A. HUTCHINSON, President.K L. BYERS, Shire Clerk.


SHIRE OF BEVERLEYTown Planning SchemeNo. 2

The Beverley Shire Council, underandby virtue of the powersconferredupon it in that behalfbythe Town Planning and DevelopmentAct 1928 as amended,herebymakesthe following TownPlanningSchemefor the purposeslaid down in the Act.

SchemeText

Arrangementof Sections

Part 1-Preliminary1.1 Citation1.2 ResponsibleAuthority1.3 SchemeArea1.4 Revocation1.5 Contentsof Scheme1.6 Arrangementof SchemeText1.7 SchemeObjectives1.8 Interpretation

Part 2-Reserves2.1 SchemeReserves2.2 Mattersto be Consideredby Council2.3 Compensation

Part 3-Zones3.1 Zones3.2 Zoning Table3.3 Additional Use3.4 Rural ResidentialZone3.5 FarmingZone

Part 4-DevelopmentRequirements4.1 Developmentof Land4.2 Discretion to Modify DevelopmentStandards4.3 ResidentialDevelopment-ResidentialPlanningCodes4.4 SpecialApplication of ResidentialPlanningCodes4.5 Developmentof LotsAbutting UnconstructedRoads4.6 Flood ProneAreas4.7 Site Requirements4.8 Car Parking4.9 Town CentreDesign Control Area

4.10 Home Occupation4.11 Rural ResidentialZone4.12 Subdivision

Part 5-Non-conformingUses5.1 Non-conformingUse Rights5.2 Extensionof Non-conformingUse5.3 Changeof Non-conformingUse5.4 Discontinuanceof Non-conformingUse5.5 Destructionof Buildings

Part 6-PlanningConsent6.1 Application for PlanningConsent6.2 Advertising of Application6.3 Determinationof Application6.4 DeemedRefusal6.5 Approval of Existing Development6.6 Preservationof Buildings, Objects, or Places

Part 7-Administration7.1 Powers of the Scheme7.2 Offences7.3 Act7.4 Claims for Compensation7.5 Appeals7.6 Power to makePolicies

1 0886-3


Schedules

1. Interpretation2. Additional Use3. Rural ResidentialZone

Part 1-Preliminary

1.1 CitationThis Town PlanningSchememay be cited as the Shire of BeverleyTown PlanningSchemeNo 2hereinaftercalled‘the Scheme’and shall comeinto operationon the publication of the Schemeinthe GovernmentGazette.1.2 ResponsibleAuthorityThe Authority responsiblefor implementingthe Schemeis the Council of the Shire of Beverleyhereinaftercalled ‘the Council’.

1.3 SchemeAreaThe Schemeappliesto the whole of the land within theMunicipal District of the Shire of Beverleyhereinaftercalled ‘the SchemeArea’.

1.4 RevocationThe Shire of Beverley Town PlanningSchemeNo 1 publishedin the GovernmentGazetteof 21October 1966 and all amendmentstheretois herebyrevoked.

1.5 Contentsof Scheme

The Schemecomprises:

a this SchemeText

b the SchemeMap. Beverley townsitesheets1-7, Mawsontownsite, and District

1.6 Arrangementof SchemeText

The SchemeText is divided into the following parts:Part 1-PreliminaryPart 2-ReservesPart 3-ZonesPart 4-DevelopmentRequirementsPart 5-Non-ConformingUsesPart 6-PlanningConsentPart 7-Administration

1.7 SchemeObjectivesThe objectives of the Schemeare:

a to zone the SchemeArea for the purposesdescribedin the Scheme;

b to securethe amenityhealthandconvenienceof theSchemeAreaandthe residentsthereof;

c to makeprovisionsas to the natureandlocation of buildingsandthe sizeof lots whenusedfor certain purposes;

d the preservationof placesof naturalbeauty,of historic buildings,andobjectsof historicaland scientific interest; and

e to makeprovisionfor othermattersnecessaryor incidentalto Town Planningandhousing.1.8 Interpretation1.8.1 Exceptas providedin Clauses1.8.2 and 1.8.3 the wordsandexpressionsof the Schemehavetheir normaland common meaning.1.8.2 In the Schemeunlessthe contextotherwiserequires,or unlessit is otherwiseprovidedherein,words and expressionshave the respectivemeanings given to them in Schedule1 and theResidential PlanningCodes.1.8.3 Wherea word or term is defined in the Residential Planning Codes thennotwithstandinganythingelse in the Schemethat word or term when used in respectof residentialdevelopmenthas the meaninggiven to it in the ResidentialPlanningCodes.

Part 2-Reserves

2.1 SchemeReserves

Theland shownas SchemeReservein the SchemeMap, hereinaftercalled‘Reserve’is landreservedunder the Schemefor the purposeshownin the SchemeMap andthe variousReservesare set outhereunder:

Public PurposesRecreationand OpenSpaceRailwayRoad

2.2 Mattersto be Consideredby CouncilWhenanapplicationfor planningconsentis madewith respectto landwithin a Reserve,theCouncilshall haveregardto the ultimate purposeintendedfor the Reserveand the Council shall, in thecase of land reservedfor the purposesof a public authority, confer with that authority beforegranting its consent.


2.3 Compensation

2.3.1 Wherethe Council refusesplanning consentfor the developmentof a Reserveon the groundthat theland is reservedfor LocalAuthority purposesor for the purposeshownin the SchemeMap,or grantsplanningconsentsubjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant,the ownerof the land may, if the land is injuriously affected thereby,claim compensationfor such injuriousaffection.

2.3.2 Claims for such compensationshall be lodged at the office of the Council not later than sixmonthsafter the dateof the decisionof the Councilrefusingplanningconsentor grantingit subjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant.

2.3.3 In lieu of payingcompensationthe Council may purchasethe land affected by suchdecisionof the Council at a price representingthe unaffectedvalue of the land at the time of refusal ofplanning consentor of the grant of consentsubject to conditions that are unacceptableto theapplicant.

Part 3-Zones3.1 Zones

3.1.1 There are herebycreatedthe severalzonesset out hereunder:

ResidentialRural ResidentialTown CentreRural TownsiteIndustrialFarming

3.1.2 The zonesare delineatedand depictedin the SchemeMap accordingto the legendthereon.

3.2 Zoning Table

3.2.1 The Zoning Tableindicates,subjectto the provisionsof the Scheme,the severalusespermittedin the SchemeArea in the various zones, such usesbeing determinedby crossreferencebetweenthelist of useson the left handsideof theZoning Tableandthe list of zonesat the top of theZoningTable.

3.2.2 The symbolsused in the crossreferencein the Zoning Table havethe following meaning:

"P" meansthat the use is permittedprovided it complies with the relevant standardsandrequirementslaid down in the Schemeandall conditionsif any imposedby the Councilin granting planning consent.

"AA" meansthat the Council may, at its discretion,permit the use.

meansthat theCouncil may,at its discretion,permit the useafter noticeof the applicationhas beengiven in accordancewith Clause6.2.

3.2.3 Whereno symbol appearsin the crossreferenceof a use againsta zone in the Zoning Tablethat use is not permittedin that zone.

3.24 Where in the Zoning Table a particular use is mentionedit is deemedto be excludedfromany other use which by its more generalterms might otherwiseinclude suchparticular use.

3.2.5 If the use of land for a particular purposeis not specifically mentionedin the Zoning Tableand cannotreasonablybe determinedas falling within the interpretationof one of the usestheCouncil may:

a determinethat the use is not consistentwith the objectivesandpurposesof the particularzoneandis thereforenot permitted;or

b determineby absolutemajoritythat theproposedusemay be consistentwith the objectivesandpurposeof the zoneandthereafterfollow the advertisingproceduresof Clause6.2 inconsideringan application for planning consent,following which the Council may, at itsdiscretion, permit the use.

3.2.6 Notwithstandingthat a useis not permittedin a zonein the Zoning Table, the Council maywith the prior written authority of the Minister andsubjectto following the advertisingproceduresof Clause6.2, approveof the useof the land for that purposeif the Council is satisfiedby absolutemajority that:

a the proposeddevelopmentwill be consistentwith the orderly and properplanning of thelocality and the preservationof the amenitiesof the locality; and

b the use of the land for that purposewill not haveany adverseeffect upon the occupiersor usersof the developmentor upon property in or the inhabitantsof the locality or thelikely future developmentof the locality.


Table 1Zoning Table

CS

Uses

.-

.

cb

,

..

1 abattoir SA2 agedor dependentpersonsdwelling3 caretaker’sdwelling4 civic building

AA

pAA AA

5 club premises6 consultingrooms7 dry cleaningpremises8 educationalestablishment

SA Pp

9 fuel depot10 groupeddwelling11 home occupation

pAA

12 hotel p13 industry-cottage14 industry-’extractive15 industry-general16 industry-light17 industry-noxious18 industry-rural19 industry-service

i AA

AAp

p

SA

20 motel21 motor vehicle salespremises22 motor vehiclerepair station

AASA

AAP

23 museum AA24office p25 public recreation26 public utility27 public worship-placeof

PAA&JSj

PAA

PAAp.

PAA AA AA

28 residentialbuilding s&29 rural pursuit30 servicestation

SA SAAA .

p

31 shop32 singlehouse33 veterinary consultingrooms

P PP

AA&A

SAP

AAP

AA

I Shall not be permitted in the Residentialzonewith an RiO densitycode

3.3 Additional Use

3.3.1 The portionsof the SchemeArea specifiedin Schedule2 are the subjectof Additional Usepermits.

3.3.2 Notwithstandingthat land the subjectof an Additional Use permit is within a zone the landor any building thereonmaybe usedfor the purposeset againstthat land in Schedule2 in additionto the other usespermitted in the zone in which the land is situated unlessany of theseusesisexcludedor modified by a conditionspecified in Schedule2. The useof the land is also subjecttoany other conditions consideredappropriate by the Council and stated oppositethe parcel inSchedule2.

3.4 Rural Residential Zone

The following provisions shall apply to all land included in a Rural ResidentialZone in additionto any provisionswhich are more generallyapplicableto such land under the Scheme:

a the objectiveof the Rural ResidentialZone is to selectareaswhereinclosersubdivisionwillbe permitted to provide for such usesas hobby farms, horse breeding,rural-residentialretreats,and also to make provision for retentionof the rural landscapeand amenityina mannerconsistentwith the orderly and properplanning of such areas.

b the provisions for controlling subdivision and developmentin specific Rural ResidentialZonesshall be as laid down in Schedule3 andfuture subdivisionwill generallyaccordwiththe plan of subdivision for the specified areareferredto in Schedule3 and such plan ofsubdivision shall form part of the Scheme.

c the minimum lot size for subdivisionin the Rural ResidentialZone shall be 2.0 ha unlessconnectionto a reticulatedwater supplyis madeavailable in which casethe minimum lotsize shall be 1.0 ha.


d before making provisionfor a Rural ResidentialZone, Council will prepare,or requiretheowners of the land to prepare, a submission supportingthe creation of the RuralResidentialZone and such submissionshall include:i a statementas to the purposeor intent for which the zoneis being createdandthe

reasonsfor selectingthe particular areathe subjectof the proposedzone.ii a plan or plansshowingcontoursat suchintervalsas to adequatelydepict thelandform

of the areaand physical featuressuch as existing buildings, rock outcrops,treesorgroupsof trees,creeks,wells and significant improvements.

iii information regardingthe method wherebyit is proposedto provide a potablewatersupply to each lot.

e the Scheme provisions for a specific Rural Residential Zone shall include a plan ofsubdivisionshowing, amongstother things;i the proposedultimate subdivisionincluding lot sizesand dimensions.

ii areasto be set aside for public open space, pedestrianaccessways,horse trails,community facilities, etc. as may be consideredappropriate.

iii those physicalfeaturesit is intendedto conserve.iv the proposedstagingof the subdivisionwhere relevant.

U in additionto theplan of subdivision,theSchemeprovisionsfor a specificRural ResidentialZone shall specify:i any facilitieswhich the purchasersof the lots will be requiredto providee.g. their own

potablewater supply, liquid or solid wastedisposal,etc..ii proposalsfor the control of land usesand developmentwhich will ensurethat the

purpose of intent of the zone and the rural environmentand amenities are notimpaired.

iii any specialprovisionsappropriateto securethe objectivesof the zone.3.5 FarmingZoneThe Council supportsthe continueduse of land in the FarmingZone for agricultural production.For land in the Farmingzoneoutside the Beverley andMawson townsites the Council will onlysupportan application for planningconsentwhere the proposeduse is consistentwith continuedviability of rural use,andwill be consistentwith rural characterand local amenities.

Part 4-DevelopmentRequirements4.1 Developmentof Land4.1.1 Subject to Clause4.1.2 a personshall not commenceor carry out developmentof any landzonedor reservedunder the Schemewithout first having applied for and obtainedthe planmngconsentof the Council under the Scheme.4.1.2 The planning consentof the Council is NOT requiredfor the following developmentof land:

a the use of land in a reserve,where suchland is held by the Council or vestedin a publicauthority:-i for the purposefor which the land is reservedunder the Scheme;or

ii in the caseof land vestedin a public authority, for any purposefor which such landmaybe lawfully usedby that authority;

b the erectionof a boundaryfence except as otherwiserequiredby the Scheme;

c a developmentin the FarmingZoneoutsidethe Beverleyor Mawsontownsiteswhere theuse is designatedwith the symbol "F’ or "AA" in the cross-referenceto the FarmingZonein theZoning Tableexceptwherethe developmentis on a lot which doesnot havefrontageto a constructedroad;

d the carryingout of any works on, in, over or undera streetor road by a public authorityacting pursuantto the provisionsof any Act;

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

U the carryingout of works urgentlynecessaryfor public safetyor for the safetyor securityof plant or equipmentor for the maintenanceof essentialservices.

4.2 Discretion to Modify DevelopmentStandardsIf a development,other than a residentialdevelopmentor a developmenton a lot which doesnothave frontageto a constructedroad, the subjectof an applicationfor planning consentdoesnotcomplywith a standardor requirementprescribedby the Schemewith respectto that developmentthe Council may, notwithstandingthat non-compliance,approvethe applicationunconditionallyorsubject to suchconditionsas the Council thinks fit. The power conferredby this Clausemay onlybe exercisedif the Council is satisfiedthat:-

a approvalof the proposeddevelopmentwould be consistentwith the orderly and properplanning of the locality andthe preservationof the amenitiesof the locality;

b the non-compliancewill not have any adverseeffect upon the occupiersor usersof thedevelopmentor theinhabitantsof the locality or upon thelikely futuredevelopmentof thelocality; and


c the spirit and purposeof the requirementor standardwill not be unreasonablydepartedfrom thereby.

4.3 ResidentialDevelopment:ResidentialPlanningCodes4.3.1 For the purposeof the Scheme"ResidentialPlanningCodes"meansthe ResidentialPlanningCodes set out in Appendix 2 to the Statementof Planning Policy No. 1, togetherwith anyamendmentstheretohereinaftercalled the ‘R Codes’.4.3.2 A copy of the R Codesshall be kept and madeavailablefor public inspectionat the officesof the Council.4.3.3 Unlessotherwiseprovidedfor in the Schemethe developmentof landfor any of theresidentialpurposesdealt with by the R Codesshall conformto the provisionsof those Codes.4.3.4 The R Code densityapplicableto land within the residentialzoneshall be determinedbyreferenceto the R Codedensitynumberssuperimposedon the areaswithin that zoneshownin theSchemeMap as beingcontainedwithin the outeredgesof theblack bordersor, wheresuchan areaabutson anotherareahavinganR Code density,as being containedwithin the centrelinesof thoseborders.4.4 SpecialApplication of ResidentialPlanningCodesNotwithstanding anything elsewherecontainedin the Scheme, the Council may consideranapplicationto developa singlehouseon a lot existingat the gazettaldateandwhich doesnot complywith the requirementsof minimum area of land per dwelling and may grant approvalwith orwithout conditions, or may refusethe application.4.5 Developmentof Lots Abutting UnconstructedRoadsNotwithstandinganything elsewhereappearingin the Schemewhere an application for planningconsentis madein respectof land abuttingan unconstructedroad or a lot which does not havefrontage to a constructedroad the Council shall either:-

a refuse the application until the road has been constructedor accessby means of aconstructedroadis providedas the casemay be;

b grant the applicationsubjectto a conditionrequiring the applicantto pay a sumof moneyin or towardspaymentof the cost or estimatedcost of constructionof the road or partthereofand any other conditionsit thinks fit to impose;or

c require such other arrangementsare made for permanentaccessas shall be to thesatisfactionof the Council.

4.6 Flood ProneAreasNotwithstandinganythingelsewherecontainedin the Schemedevelopmentof land identified in theAvon River Flood Study adoptedby the WaterAuthority of WesternAustralia as within the extentof 100 year flood shall be subject to the following:

a in additionto a building licence,the Council’s prior approvalto commencedevelopmentisrequiredfor all developmentincluding a singlehouseandsuch applicationshall be madein writing to the Council and be subjectto the provisionsof Clause6.1 of the Scheme.

b in determininganapplicationfor planning consenttheCouncil shallconsultwith theWaterAuthority of WesternAustralia.

c the Council may determinea minimum finished floor level for any building subjectof anapplication for planning consent.

4.7 Site RequirementsThe sitebuilding requirementsfor land in various zonesshall be as set out in Table 2.

Table 2Site Requirements-MinimumSetbacksfrom Boundaries.

Zone Street’ Rear Side

Residential As in the R CodesRural Residential 15.Om 10.Om 10.OmTown Centre 0 Council DiscretionRural Townsite As in the R Codes2Industrial 7.5m 7.5m 0Farming 15.Om 10.Om 1O.Om

‘Notes: Wherea lot has frontageto two streetsthe Council may reducethe minimumsetbackfrom one only of those streetsto not less than 50% of the distancespecifiedin Table 2.

2 For developmentof other than a dwelling the Council shall determinetheminimum setbackfrom boundaries.

4.8 Car ParkingA personshall not developor use any land or erectuse or adaptany building unlesscar parkingspacesspecifiedby the Council are providedand such spacesare constructedand maintainedinaccordancewith the requirementsof the Council.


4.9 Town CentreDesign Control Area4.9.1 The land in theTown CentreZone is herebydesignatedas"Town CentreDesignControlArea".4.9.2 Developmentwithin the Town CentreDesign Control Area shall be subjectto the civic anddesign guidelines containedin this clauseandwhich are for the purposeof ensuringthat suchdevelopmentwill not affect local amenityandwill enhancethe characterof the land in the TownCentrezone.4.9.3 Site requirementsshall be as set out in Table 2 of the Scheme.4.9.4 Development shall not exceed 2 storeys in height except where Council considersthatparticularcircumstancesmay warrantan exceptionbeing madeandprovidedthe intentionsof thisClauseare not compromised.4.9.5 In consideringapplication for planning consent for a proposeddevelopmentincludingadditionsandalterationsto existingdevelopmentin the Town CentreDesignControlArea Councilshall haveregardto the following:

a the colour andtextureof externalbuilding materials;

b for all buildings fronting Vincent StreetCouncil mayrequirethe building facadeandsidewalls to a building depthof 3 m to be constructedin masonry;

c building size, height, bulk, roof pitch;d setbackand location of the building on its lot;e architecturalstyle and design details of the building;

U function of the building;

g relationshipto surroundingdevelopment;andh othercharacteristicsconsideredby the Council to be relevant.

4.9.6 Landscapingshall complementthe appearanceof the proposeddevelopmentand the towncentre.4.9.7 Layout of carparkingshall haveregardfor traffic circulationin existingcarparkingareasandshall be integratedwith anyexisting andadjoining carpark.4.10 Home Occupation4.10.1 The Council shall not grantplanningconsentto a homeoccupationunlessit is satisfiedthatthe use:

a will not prejudicially affect the amenityof the neighbourhoodby way of emissionsof anynature;

b will not occupyan areagreaterthan 20 squaremetres;

c does not require the provision of any essentialservicemain of a greatercapacity thannormally requiredin the zonein which it is located;and

d is compatiblewith the principal usesto which the land in the zone it is locatedmay beput and will not in the opinion of the Council generatea volume of traffic that wouldprejudicethe amenityof the area.

4.10.2 If an approvalto conducta homeoccupationis issuedto a specific occupierof a particularparcel of land, it shall not be transferredor assignedto any other person,and shall not betransferredfrom the land in respectof which it was granted.Should therebe a changeof theoccupier of the land in respectof which a home occupationapprovalis issued the approval iscancelled.4.10.3 If, in the opinion of the Council, a home occupationis causinga nuisanceor annoyancetoownersor occupiersof land in the locality the Council may rescindthe approval.4.10.4An approvalto conducta homeoccupationis issuedsubjectto an annualpermitwhich maybe renewedby applicationto the Council for planningconsent.4.11 Rural ResidentialZone4.11.1Developmentin a Rural ResidentialZone shall complywith therequirementsof thefollowing:

a in additionto a building licence,the Council’s prior approvalto commencedevelopmentisrequiredfor all developmentincluding a single houseandsuch applicationshall be madein writing to the Council andbe subjectto the provisionsof Clause6.1 of the Scheme.

b not more than one dwelling per lot shall be erected.

c in order to conservethe rural environmentor featuresof naturalbeautyall treesshallberetainedunlesstheir removal is authorizedby the Council.

d in orderto enhancethe rural amenityof the land in areasCouncil considersdeficientintreecover it may requireas a conditionof anyplanningapprovalthe plantingof suchtreesand/or groupsof treesand speciesas specified by the Council.

e any personwho keepsan animal or animals or who usesany land for the exerciseortraining of an animal or animals shall be responsiblefor appropriatemeasuresto preventdustpollution and soil erosionto the satisfactionof the Council. Where in the opimon ofthe Council the continuedpresenceof animalsis likely to contributeor is contributingtodustpollution or soil erosion,noticemaybe servedon the ownerof the land requiringtheremovalwithin the period specified in the notice of thoseanimals specifiedin the noticefor a period specifiedin the notice.


4.11.2 In consideringapplication for planning consentfor a proposeddevelopmentincludingadditionsandalterationsto existing developmentCouncil shall haveregardto the following:

a the colour and textureof externalbuilding materials;b building size, height, bulk, roof pitch;

c setbackandlocation of the building on its lot;

d architecturalstyle and design details of the building;

e relationshipto surroundingdevelopment;andf other characteristicsconsideredby the Council to be relevant.

4.12 Subdivision4.12.1 In the ResidentialZone theCouncil mayrequirepreparationof anOutline DevelopmentPlanbefore grantingand/or recommendingapprovalto any developmentwhich involves subdivision orfollows subdivision and the Outline DevelopmentPlan shall form the basis for subdivision.

a the Outline DevelopmentPlan shall include:

i the topographyof the area;ii the location and width of proposedroads;iii the location of recreation,open space,andpedestrianaccesswaysproposed;iv the layout of comprehensivedrainage;andv such other information as may be requiredby Council.

b if the Council resolvesto adoptthe Outline DevelopmentPlanit shall circulatethe OutlineDevelopment Plan to all owners of land within the area covered by the OutlineDevelopmentPlan with an invitation for, submissionsto be lodged with Council withintwenty-onedays.

c the Council shall considerobjections, if any, to the Outline DevelopmentPlanand may,if the applicantagrees,amendthe Outline DevelopmentPlan after such considerationofobjections.

d the Council may decidenot to proceedor may submittheOutline DevelopmentPlanto theCommissiontogetherwith the objectionsand requestthe Commissionto adoptthe plansubmittedas the basisfor approvalof subdivision within the areacoveredby the plan.

e any departuresfrom or alterationsto the Outline DevelopmentPlan may, subjectto theapproval of the Commission,be permitted if the Council considersthat the proposeddepartureor alteration will not prejudice the progressivedevelopmentof the areathesubjectof the Outline DevelopmentPlan.

4.12.2 In the FarmingZone thereshall be a presumptionagainstthe subdivision of land unlesstheCouncil is satisfied:

a the lots havealreadybeenphysically divided by significant naturalor man-madefeaturesunless adjoining land could be similarly subdivided and thereby, by the processofprecedent,leadto an undesirablepatternof land use in the areaor in lots too small forusescompatiblewith the prevailing use in the areaor in ribbon developmentalongsideroads;

b the lots are for farm adjustmentand the erection of dwelling housesis restrictedbymemorialson Titles;

c the lots are for specific usessuch as recreationfacilities and public utilities; ord the lots are requiredfor the establishmentof usesancillary to the rural use of the land,

or are requiredfor the travelling public andtourists suchas servicestationsandmotels.

Part 5-Non-ConformingUses.5.1 Non-conformingUse RightsNo provision of the Schemeshall prevent:

a the continueduse of any land or building for the purposefor which it was being lawfullyusedat the gazettaldate; or

b the carryingout of any developmentthereonfor which, immediatelyprior to that time, apermit or permits, lawfully requiredto authorizethe developmentto be carriedout, wereduly obtainedand are current.

5.2 Extensionof Non-conformingUseA personshall not alter or extenda non-conforminguse or erectalter or extenda building usedin conjunctionwith a non-conformingusewithout first havingappliedfor andobtainedtheplanningconsentof the Council underthe Schemeand unlessin conformity with any otherprovisionsandrequirementscontainedin the Scheme.5.3 Changeof Non-conformingUseNotwithstandinganything containedin the Zoning Table the Council may grant its planningconsentto the changeof use of any land from a non-conforminguseto anotheruseif the proposeduse is, in the opinion of the Council, less detrimental to the amenity of the locality than thenon-conforminguse and is, in the opinion of the Council, closerto the intendeduses of the zone.


5.4 Discontinuanceof Non-conformingUse5.4.1 Whena non-conforminguseof any land or building hasbeendiscontinuedfor a periodof sixmonthsor moresuchland or building shall notthereafterbeusedotherwisethan in conformitywiththe provisionsof the Scheme.

5.4.2 The Council may effect the discontinuanceof a non-conforminguse by the purchaseof theaffectedproperty, or by the paymentof compensationto the owner or the occupieror to both theownerandthe occupierof that property, andmay enterinto an agreementwith the ownerfor thatpurpose.

5.5 Destructionof Buildings

If any building is, at the gazettal date, beingused for a non-conforminguse,and is subsequentlydestroyedor damagedto an extentof 75% or more of its valuethe land on which the building isbuilt shall not thereafterbe usedotherwisethan in conformity with the Scheme,andthe buildingshall not be repaired or rebuilt, altered or added to for the purpose of being used for anon-conforminguse or in a manneror position not permittedby the Scheme.

Part 6-PlanningConsent6.1 Application for PlanningConsentEvery application for planning consentshall be madein the form prescribedby the Council andin accordancewith the directions thereon.

6.2 Advertising of Application6.2.1 Wherean application is madefor planning consentto commenceor carry out developmentwhich involvesan "SA" usethe Council shall notgrant planningconsentto that applicationunlessnotice of 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 requiresthe planningconsentofthe Council, the Council may give noticeof the applicationin accordancewith the provisionsof thisClause.6.2.3 Wherethe Council is requiredor decidesto give noticeof an application for planning consentthe Council shall causeone or more of the following to be carriedout:-

a noticeof the proposeddevelopmentto be servedon theownersandoccupiersof land withinan areadeterminedby the Council as likely to be affected by the granting of planningconsentstatingthat submissionsmay be madeto the Council within twenty-onedays ofthe serviceof such notice;

b notice of the proposeddevelopmentto be publishedin a newspapercirculating in theSchemeArea statingthat submissionsmaybe madeto theCouncil within twenty-onedaysfrom the publication thereof;

c a sign or signs displayingnoticeof the proposeddevelopmentto beerectedin a conspicuousposition on the land for a period of twenty-onedays from the dateof publication of thenotice referredto in paragraphb of this Clause.

6.2.4 After expirationof twenty-onedaysfrom the serving of notice of the proposeddevelopment,the publicationof notice or the erectionof a sign or signs,whicheveris the later, the Council shallconsideranddeterminethe application.

6.3 Determinationof Application

6.3.1 In determining an application for planning consent the Council may consult with anyauthority which, in the circumstances,it thinks appropriate.

6.3.2 The Council havingregard to anymatterwhich it is requiredby the Schemeto consider, tothe purposefor which theland is reserved,zonedor approvedfor the useunderthe Scheme,to thepurposefor which landin the locality is used,andto the orderlyandproperplanningof the localityand the preservationof the amenitiesof the locality, mayrefuseto approveany application forplanningconsentormaygrantits approvalunconditionallyor subjectto suchconditionsas it thinksfit.6.3.3 Wherethe Council approvesanapplicationfor planningconsentundertheSchemetheCouncilmaylimit the time for which that consentremainsvalid.6.4 DeemedRefusal6.4.1 Wherethe Council hasnot within sixty days of thereceiptby it of an applicationfor planningconsenteither conveyedits decisionto the applicantor givennoticeof theapplicationin accordancewith Clause6.2 the applicationmay be deemedto have,beenrefused.6.4.2 Wherethe Council hasgiven noticeof an applicationfor planningconsentin accordancewithClause6.2 and wherethe Council hasnot within ninety days of receiptby it of the applicationconveyedits decision to the applicant, the applicationmay be deemedto havebeenrefused.

6.4.3 Notwithstandingthatanapplicationfor planningconsentmaybe deemedto havebeenrefusedunderClauses6.4.1 or 6.4.2 the Council may issue a decisionin respectof the applicationat anytime after the expiry of the sixty day or ninety day period specifiedin those Clauses,as the casemay be.


6.5 Approval of Existing Development6.5.1 The Council maygive approvalof a developmentalreadycommencedor carriedout regardlessof when it commencedor was carriedout. Suchapprovalshall havethe sameeffect for all purposesas if it hadbeengiven prior to the commencementor carryingoutof the development,butprovidedthat the developmentcomplieswith the provisionsof the Schemeas to all mattersother than theprovisionsrequiringCouncil’s approvalprior to the commencementof development.6.5.2 The application to the Council for approvalunderClause6.5.1 shall be madein accordancewith the provisions of Clause6.16.5.3 A developmentwhich was not permissibleunderthe Schemeat the time it wascommencedor carriedout may be approvedif at the time of approvalunderthis Clauseit is permissible.6.5.4 The approvalby the Council of an existing developmentshall not affect the power of theCouncil to take appropriateaction for a breachof the Schemeor the Act in respectof thecommencementof the developmentwithout approval.6.6 Preservationof Buildings, Objects, or Places6.6.1 If the Council resolvesthat, in its opinion, a building, object, or place is of historical orarchitecturalinterestor of outstandingnaturalbeautythen,within fourteendaysafter the passingof that resolution,the Council shall give written notice thereofto the ownerof the building, object,or place.The notice shall set out the termsof this Clause,and requirethe owner to give writtennotice to the Council of anymaterialalterationor modificationproposedto be madeto thebuilding,object or place.6.6.2 No alteration or modification to any building, object, or place which is the subject of aresolution under Clause6.6.1 shall be commencedor carriedout, by any person,without havingobtainedplanning consent.6.6.3 Wherea developmentthe subjectof an applicationfor planning consentinvolves a materialalterationto, a materialmodification of, or the destructiontotal or partial of any building, object,or placethe subjectof a resolutionunderClause6.6.1,the Council,having regardto the desirabilityof retaining that building, object, or place,may refusethe applicationor approveof it subject tosuchconditionsas the Council deemsnecessaryto protector preservethe building, object,or place.6.6.4 Where the Council refusesapprovalfor the developmentof land on any ground set out inClause6.6.3 or grants approvalsubjectto conditionsthat are,unacceptableto the applicant, theowner of the land may, if the land is injuriously affected thereby,claim compensationfor thatinjurious affection in accordancewith the Act.6.6.5 Claims for compensationunderthis Clauseshall be lodgedat the offices of the Council notlater than six monthsafter the dateof the decisionof the Council refusingapprovalor grantingapprovalsubjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant.6.6.6 In lieu of paying compensationthe Council may purchasethe land affectedby the decisionof the Council at a pricenot exceedingthe value of the land at the time of refusalof approvalorof the grantingof approvalsubjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant.

Part 7-Mmiistration7.1 Powersof the SchemeIn implementing the Schemethe Council has, in addition to all other powers vested in it, thefollowing powers:

a the Council may enterinto any agreementwith anyowner,occupieror otherpersonhavingan 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 pursuant to theprovisionsof the Schemeor the Act.

c the Council may deal with or disposeof any land which it has acquiredpursuantto theSchemeor theAct in accordancewith law andfor suchpurposemaymakesuchagreementswith otherownersas it considersfit.

d an officer of the Council, authorizedby the Council for thepurpose,may at all reasonabletimesenterany building or land for the purposeof ascertainingwhetherthe provisionsofthe Schemearebeing served.

7.2 Offences7.2.1 A personshall not erect,alter or addto or commenceto erect,alteror addto a building oruse or changethe use of any land, building or part of a building for any purpose:

a otherwisethan in accordancewith the provisionsof the Scheme;b unlessall consentsrequiredby the Schemehavebeengrantedandissued;c unless all conditionsimposed upon the grant andissue of any consentrequired by the

Schemehavebeenand continueto be compliedwith; andd unless all standardslaid down and all requirements prescribedby the Schemeor

determinedby the Council pursuantto the Scheme.with respectto that building or thatuse of that part havebeenand continueto be complied with.

7.2.2 A personwho fails to comply with any of the provisionsof the Schemeis guilty of an offenceandwithout prejudiceto anyother remedygiven hereinis liable to the penaltiesprescribedby theAct.


7.3 Act7.3.1 Twenty eight 28 days written notice is herebyprescribedas the notice to be given pursuantto Section 10 of the Act.7.3.2 The Council may recoverexpensesunderSection 102 of the Act in a Court of competentjurisdiction.7.4 Claims for CompensationExcept where otherwiseprovided in the Scheme,the time limit for the making of claims forcompensationpursuantto Section 111 of the Act is six 6 monthsafter the date of publicationof the Schemein the GovernmentGazette.7.5 AppealsAn applicantaggrievedby a decisionof the Council in respectof the exerciseof a discretionarypowerunderthe Schememay appealin accordancewith the rules andregulationsmadepursuantto the Act.7.6 Power to Make Policies7.6.1 In orderto achievethe objectivesof theScheme,the Councilmay makeTown PlanningSchemePolicies relating to parts or all of the SchemeArea andrelating to one or more of the aspectsofthe control of development.7.6.2 A Town Planning SchemePolicy shall becomeoperativeonly after the following procedureshavebeencompleted:

a the Council having preparedandhaving resolvedto adopta draft Town PlanningSchemePolicy, shall advertisea summaryof the draft Policy oncea weekfor two consecutiveweeksin a newspapercirculatingin the SchemeArea giving detailsof wherethe draftPolicy maybe inspectedand where, in what form, and during what period being not less thantwenty-onedays representationsmay be madeto the Council.

b the Council shall review its draft Town Planning SchemePolicy in the light of anyrepresentationsmadeandshall thendecideto finally adoptthe draftPolicy with or withoutamendment,or to not proceedwith the draft Policy.

c following final adoption of a Town Planning SchemePolicy, details thereof shall beadvertisedpublicly and a copy kept with the Schemefor inspection during normal officehours.

7.6.3 A Town Planning SchemePolicy may only be alteredor rescindedby:a preparationandfinal adoptionof a new Policy pursuantto this Clause,specificallyworded

to supersedean existing Policy.

b publicationof a formal noticeof rescissionby the Council twice in a newspapercirculatingin the SchemeArea.

7.6.4 A Town PlanningSchemePolicy shall not bind the Council in respectof any application forplanningconsentbut before making its decisionthe Council shall takeinto accountthe provisionsof the Policy and objectiveswhich the Policy was designedto achieve.

Schedule1Interpretation

abattoir:meansland andbuildings used for the slaughterof animalsfor humanconsumptionandthe treatmentof carcasses,offal and by-products.

Act: meansthe Town Planningand DevelopmentAct, 1928 as amended.advertisement:meansany word, letter, model,sign, placard,board,notice deviceor representation,

whether illuminated or not, in the natureof, and employedwholly or partly for the purposesof advertisement,announcementor direction, and includesany hoardingor similar structureused,or adaptedfor use,for the display of advertisements;and "advertisingsign" shall beconstruedaccordinglybut does not include:a an advertisingsign of less than 2m2 in an arearelating to the carryingout of building or

similar work on land on which it is displayed,not being land which is normally usedforthosepurposes;

b an advertising sign of less than 2m2 in areaannouncinga local event of a religious,educational,cultural, political, social or recreationalcharacternot promotedor carriedonfor commercialpurposes;

c an advertisingsign of less than2m2 in arearelatingto the prospectivesaleor letting ofthe land or building on which it is displayed;

d an advertising sign exhibited upon any land vested in or owned by the Minister forRailwayswhich is directedonly to personsupon or enteringa railway stationor platformor bus station: and

e directionalsigns, streetsigns and other like signs erectedby a public authority.building envelope:meansanareaof landwithin a lot markedon a planforming part of the Scheme

outsidewhich building developmentis not permitted.caretaker’sdwelling: means a building used as a dwelling by a personhaving the care of the

building, plant,equipmentor groundsassociatedwith anindustry,business,office or recreationareacarriedon or existing on the samesite.


civic building: meansa building designed,usedor intendedto be usedby a public authority or theCouncil as offices or for administrativeor other like purpose.

civic use: meansland andbuilding usedby a public authority or the Council, for administrative,recreationalor other purpose.

club premises:meansland andbuildings usedor designedfor useby a legally constitutedclub orassociationor other body of personsunited by a common interestwhethersuch building orpremisesare licensedunder the provisionsof the Liquor Act, 1970 as amendedor not andwhich building or premisesare not otherwiseclassifiedunderthe provisionsof the Scheme.

Commission: means the State Planning Commission constitutedunder the State PlanningCommissionAct 1985 as amended.

consultingrooms: meansa building other thana hospitalor medicalcentreusedby practitionerswho are legally qualified medical practitionersor dentists,physiotherapists,chiropractorsorpersonsordinarily associatedwith a practitionerin the preventionor treatmentof physicalormental injuries or ailments, and the practitionersmay be of the one profession or anycombinationof professionsor practices.

District: meansthe Municipal District of the Shire of Beverley.dry cleaningpremises:meansland andbuildingsusedfor thecleaningof garmentsandotherfabrics

by chemical processes.educational establishment:meansa school or other educationalcentre,but does not include a

reformatoryor institutional home.fuel depot: meansa depotfor the storageor bulk sale of solid or liquid or gaseousfuel, but does

not includea servicestation or the sale by retail into the final usersvehicle of suchfuel fromthe premises.

gazettaldate: meansthe dateof which the Schemeis publishedin the GovernmentGazette.homeoccupation:meansa businessor activity carriedon with the written permissionof theCouncil

within a dwelling or the curtilage of a dwelling by a personresidenttherein or within adomesticoutbuilding by a personresidentin the dwelling houseto which it is appurtenant.

hotel: meansland and buildings providing accommodationfor the public the subjectof an HotelLicence grantedunder the provisionsof the Liquor Act 1970 as amended.

industry: meansthe carryingout of any processin the courseof tradeor businessfor gain, for andincidentalto one or more of the following:a the winning, processingor treatmentof minerals;b the making, altering, repairing,or ornamentation,painting, cleaning,packing,or canning

or adaptingfor sale, or the breakingup or demolitionof any article or part of an article;c the generationof electricity or the production of gas;d the manufactureof edible goods,andincludes,when carriedout on land upon which the

processis carriedout and in connectionwith that process,the storageof goods,any workof administrationor accounting,or the wholesalingof goodsresultingfrom theprocess,andthe use of land for the amenity of personsengagedin the process;but does not include:i the carryingout of agriculture,ii site work on buildings, work or land,iii in the caseof edible goodsthe preparationof food for sale from the premises,iv panelbeating,spraypaintingor motor vehicle wrecking.

industry-cottage:meansanindustrywhich producesartsandcraft goodswhich cannotbe carriedout under the provisionsrelating to a "home occupation"andthat:a doesnot causeinjury to or prejudicially affect the amenity of theneighbourhoodincluding

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

b whereoperatedin the ResidentialZone, does not entail the employmentof any personnota memberof the occupier’sfamily normally residenton the land.

c is conductedin an out-buildingwhich is compatibleto the zoneandits amenityand doesnot occupyan areain excessof 55m2.

d doesnot require the provisionsof any essentialservicemain of a greatercapacity thannormally requiredin the zone in which it is located,and

e doesnot display a sign exceedingO.2m2 in area.industry-extractive:meansan industry which involves the extractionof sand,gravel, clay, turf,

soil, rock, stone,minerals,or similar substancesfrom theland,andalsothe storage,treatment,or manufactureof productsfrom those materialswhenthe manufactureis carriedout on theland from which any of thosematerials is extractedor on land adjacentthereto.

industry-general:meansan industry other thana cottage,extractive,hazardous,light, noxious,rural, or service industry.

industry-hazardous:meansan industrywhich,,by reasonof the processesinvolved or the methodof manufactureor the nature of the materialsusedor producedrequiresisolationfrom otherbuildings.


industry-light: meansan industry:

a in which the processescarriedon, the machineryused,and the goods and commoditiescarried to andfrom the premiseswill not causeany injury to, or will not adverselyaffectthe amenityof the locality by reasonof the emissionof light, noise,electrical interference,vibration, smell, fumes, smoke, vapour, steam,soot, ash, dust, waste water or wasteproducts;and

b the establishmentof which will not or the conductof which doesnot imposean undueloadon any existing or projected service for the supply or provision of water, electricity,seweragefacilities, or any other like services.

industry-noxious:meansan industryin which the processesinvolved constituteanoffensive tradewithin the meaningof the HealthAct, 1911-1979asamended,but doesnot include fish shopsor dry cleaningestablishments.

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 industry carriedout on land or in buildings which may havearetail shopfront andfrom which goodsmanufacturedon the premisesmay be sold; or land andbuildings having a retail shop front and usedas a depot for receivinggoods to be serviced.

land: shall havethe samemeaninggiven to it in and for the purposesof the Act.lot: shall havethe samemeaninggiven to it in andfor the purposesof the Act and"allotment"has

the samemeaning.

motel: meansland andbuildings usedor intendedto be used to accommodatepatronsin a mannersimilar to a hotel or boarding house but in which special provision is made for theaccommodationof patronswith motor vehicles.

motor vehiclesalespremises:meansland and buildings used for the display andsale or hiring ofnew or secondhand motorcycles,cars, trucks, andcaravansor any one or more of them andmay include the servicing of motor vehiclessold or hired from the site.

motorvehiclerepair station:meanslandandbuildingsusedfor the mechanicalrepairandoverhaulof motor vehiclesincluding tyre recapping,retreading,panelbeating,spraypainting, chassisre-shaping,andmotor vehicle wrecking.

nett lettable areaNLA: meansthe areaof all floors confinedwithin theinternal finished surfacesof permanentwalls but excludesthe following areas:

o all stairs, toilets,cleanerscupboards,tearooms andplant rooms,and otherserviceareas;o areasset asideas public spaceor thoroughfaresandnot for the exclusiveuse of occupiers

of the floor or building;o areasset asidefor the provisionof facilities or servicesto the floor or building where such

facilities are not for the exclusiveuse of occupiersof the floor or building;In the caseof subdividedfloors, measurementis taken to the centreline of inter-tenancywalls orpartitions.

office: meansa building usedfor the conductof administration,the practice of a profession,thecarryingon of agencies,banks,typist andsecretarialservices,andservicesof a similar nature.

owner: in relation to anylandincludestheCrown andevery personwho jointly or severallywhetherat law or in equity:

a is entitled to the land for an estatein fee simplein possession;orb is a personto whom the Crown haslawfully contractedto grantthe fee simple of the land;

or

c is a lessoror licensee from the Crown; or

d is entitled to receiveor is in receiptof, or if the landwere let to a tenant,would be entitledto receivethe rentsand profits thereof,whetheras a beneficial owner, trustee,mortgageein possession,or otherwise.

potablewater:meanswater in which thelevel of physical,chemicalandbacteriologicalconstituentsdo notexceedthe maximumpermissiblelevels set out in "InternationalStandardsfor DrinkingWater-Third Edition, World Health Organization-1971".

public amusement:meansland and buildings usedfor the amusementor entertainmentof thepublic, with or without charge.

public authority: shall havethe samemeaninggiven to it in andfor the purposesof the Act.public recreation:meansland used for a public park, public gardens,playgroundor other grounds

for recreationwhich are normally opento the public without charge.public utility: meansany work or undertakingconstructedor maintainedby a public authority or

the Council as may be required to provide water, sewerage,electricity, gas, drainage,communicationsor other similar services.

public worship: meansland and buildings usedfor the religious activities of a churchbut doesnotinclude an institution for primary, secondary,or higher education,or a residentialtraininginstitution.


restaurant:meansa buildingwhereinfood is preparedfor saleandconsumptionwithin the buildingand the expressionshall include a licensedrestaurant,and a restaurantat which food forconsumptionoutsidethe building is sold where the sale of food for consumptionoutsidethebuilding is not the principal part of the business.

restoration:meansany work or processon at or in respectof a building structureor placewhichwholly or partly brings back the building structureor place to its original conditionor whichreinstatesits historic or natural charactereither by rebuilding or repairing its fabric or byremoving accretionsor additions.

rural pursuit: meansthe use of land for any of the purposesset out hereunderand shall includesuch buildings normally associatedtherewith:

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

b the rearing or agistmentof sheep,cattle, goatsor beastsof burden;

c the stabling, agistmentor training of horses;

d the growing of crops or pasturefor grazingor seedproduction;

e the saleof producegrown solely on the said land; but doesnotinclude the following exceptas approvedby Council,

i the keepingof pigs;

ii poultry farming;

iii the processing,treatmentor packing of produce;

iv the breeding,rearing or boardingof domesticpets;

schedule:meansa scheduleto the Scheme.

service station: meansland and buildings usedfor the supply of petroleumproductsand motorvehicle accessoriesand for carrying out greasing,tyre repairsand minor mechanicalrepairsand may include a cafeteria,restaurantor shop incidental to the primary use; but doesnotinclude transport depot, panel beating,spray painting, major repair to motor vehicles, orwrecking of vehicles.

shop:meansa building whereingoodsare kept, exposedor offeredfor sale by retail, but doesnotinclude a bank, fuel depot,market, servicestation, milk depot,marinecollector’s yard, timberyard or land and buildings used for sale of vehiclesor for any purposefalling within thedefinition of industry.

tavern:meansland andbuildings the subjectof a TavernLicence grantedunder the provisionsofthe Liquor Act, 1970 as amended.

transportdepot: meansland andbuildings usedfor the garagingof motorvehiclesusedor intendedto be usedfor carryinggoodsor personsfor hire or rewardor for any consideration,or for thetransferof goodsor personsfrom one such motor vehicle to anotherof suchmotor vehicle andincludesmaintenance,managementandrepair of the vehiclesused,but not of other vehicles.

veterinaryconsultingrooms:meansa building in which a veterinarysurgeonor veterinariantreatsthe minor ailmentsof domesticanimals andhouseholdpets as patientsbut in which animalsor pets do not remainovernight.

veterinaryhospital: meansa building usedin connectionwith the treatmentof sick animalsandincludesthe accommodationof sick animals.

zone: meansa portion of the Schemearea shown on the SchemeMap by distinctive colouring,patterns,symbols,hatching,or edgingfor thepurposeof indicating the restrictionsimposedbythe Schemeon the erectionand use of buildings or for the use of land but does not includereservedland.

Schedule2

Additional Use

Particularsof Land Additional Use

Lukin/Chipper Streets,Beverley Motor vehicle and farm machineryrepair business.Beverley SuburbanLot 213 The Additional Use is subjectto:

i Council approval being obtainedprior to commencementof developmenton the land.

ii the use is personalto Mr A M Davis only andwill ceaseon his demiseor whenthelandis sold.The Additional Use is not transferableto hisfamily or any other person.

iii no non-conforminguse rights implied or otherwise being accrued.

iv on-site advertising signs shall be approvedbyCouncil and shall not be illuminated.


Schedule3

Rural ResidentialZone

Particularsof Land Requirementsof the Zone

All of the land in the Beverley townsite Subdivisionwhich will have the effect of increasingboundedby: the numberof lots shall not be permitted.A. Burt Street, townsite boundary,Langsford Street, Chipper Street andRichardsonStreet.B. Avon River, Lukin Street, NicholasStreet,and Chipper Street

AdoptionAdoptedby Resolutionof the Council of the Shire of Beverley at the meetingof the Council heldon the 15th day of April 1992.

R. A. HITTCHINSON,President.

K. L. BYERS,Shire Clerk.

Final Approval1. Adoptedby Resolutionof the Council of the Shire of Beverleyat the meetingof the Council heldon the 4th day of February1993 andpursuantto that Resolutionthe Sealof the Municipality washereuntoaffixed in the presenceof:

R. A. HUTCHINSON,President.

K. L. BYERS,Shire Clerk.

This SchemeText is to be readin conjunctionwith the approvedmaps of the SchemedescribedinClause1.5 of the Schemeandto which formal approvalwasgiven by theMinister for Planningonthe date shownbelow.

2. Recommended/submittedfor final approvalby the State PlanningCommission.

16 March, 1993.M. R. ALLEN,

For Chairman,State PlanningCommission.

3. Final approvalgranted-26 March, 1993.

RICHARD LEWIS, Minister for Planning

PD402TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

SCHEMEAMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONCity of Stirling

District PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 142ARef: 853/2/20/34,Pt. 142A.Notice is hereby given that the City of Stirling has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLot 138 on the cornerof Karrinyup Road andGrindilefordDrive, Stirling from "Special Use Zone-ReceptionCentre" to "SpecialUse Zone-MedicalCentre".

Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthave beendepositedatCouncil Offices, Civic Place,Stirling, andat the Departmentof PlanningandUrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489 Wellington Street,Perth,andwill be available for inspectionduringoffice hours up to and including May 28, 1993.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbemadein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before May 28, 1993.

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

G. S. BRAY, Town Clerk.


PD403

TOWN PLANNING AN] DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEMEAMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of StirlingDistrict Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 192

Ref: 853/2/20/34Pt 192.Notice is hereby given that the City of Stirling has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purpose of rezoningLots 489 and 490 Dolomite Court, Churchlandsfrom"Metropolitan RegionSchemeReserve-SpecialUse" to "Low Density ResidentialR20".Plansand documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices, Civic Place,Stirling and at the Departmentof PlanningandUrban Development,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489Wellington Street,Perth,andwill be available for inspectionduringoffice hours up to and including May 28, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or beforeMay 28, 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide.an opportunityfor public commentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

G. S. BRAY, Town Clerk.

PD404

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

Shireof MundaringTown PlanningSchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 355

Ref: 853/2/27/1 Pt 355.Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Mundaring has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof including the Use Classes"Communication Installation-Private","CommunicationInstallation-Small ScaleCommercial"and "CommunicationInstallation-LargeScaleCommercial"into the Zoning Tableof the SchemeText andincorporatingthe definitionof suchuse classesinto the SchemeText.Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 7000 Great EasternHighway, Mundaring andat the Departmentof PlanningandUrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489 Wellington Street,Perth,andwill be availablefor inspection during office hoursup to andincluding May 7, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before May 7, 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to providean opportunity for public commentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

M. N. WILLIAMS, Shire Clerk.

PD405

TOWN PLANNING AN] DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

Town of East FremantleTown Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 22

Ref: 853/2/4/2 Pt 22.Notice is herebygiven that the Town of East Fremantlehas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof:

a Modifring the definition of ‘development’ in Appendix VII interpretationto accordwiththat contained in the Town Planning and DevelopmentAct as recently modified bySection 10 of the Acts AmendmentHeritageCouncil Act;

b modifying Clause5.1.5.Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 135 Canning Highway, East Fremantle,and at the Departmentof PlanningandUrban Development,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489 Wellington Street,Perth,andwill be availablefor inspection during office hoursup to andincluding May 7, 1993.


Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before May 7, 1993.This amendmentis availablefor inspectionin order to provide an opportunityfor public commentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

F. M. COLEY, Town Clerk.

PD406

TOWN PLANNING ANI DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEMEAMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of CockburnDistrict Zoning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 1

Ref: 853/2/23/19Pt 1.Notice is hereby given that the City of Cockburn has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof amendingthe Industry-Light definition in the SeventhScheduleInterpretationsto include the following:

c in which the processcarriedon is not listed in Schedule1 "Special PrescribedPremises"of the EnvironmentalProtectionAct 1986.

Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 9 Coleville Crescent,Spearwoodand at the Departmentof Planningand UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to andincluding May 28, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodged withthe undersignedon or before May 28, 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunityfor public commentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

A. J. ARMAREGO, Town Clerk.

PD5O1

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVEDTOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

City of CanningTown PlanningSchemeNo. 16-AmendmentNo. 618

Ref: 853/2/16/18,Pt. 618.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planning approvedthe City of CanningTownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton April 4, 1993, for the purposeof-

A. Zoning Changes-1. Rezoninga portion of 5-19 Burton StreetLot 63, Bentley,approximately9 064 m2 in

area, from "Drive-In Cinema"to "GR4";

2. Rezoningthe balanceof 5-19 BurtonStreetLot 63, Bentley,from "Drive-In Cinema",andthat portionof 1223-1239Albany HighwayPart Lot 56, Bentley,currently zoned"Motel", to "Showroom/Warehouse";and

3. Rezoning37-39 Burton StreetLot 21 and the rear portionof 21 BurtonStreet Lot62, Bentley,from "SpecialBusiness"to "GR4", with 23-35 BurtonStreetLots 27, 61,25, 28 and 29 andthe balanceof 21 Burton StreetLot 62, Bentley, being rezonedfrom "SR2" to "GM";

as depictedon the amendingplan adoptedby the Council on the 9th day of June, 1992.B. Text Amendment-Appendix2 Scheduleof SpecialZones-deletethe existingSerial 53,

and substitutethe following new Serial 53:

SerialNo.

LotNo.

Location Address Additional Purposefor which thePremisesmay be Used

53 Ptn63 &

56

Can.2

4-19 Burton StreetJl223-1239 Albany Highway,Bentley

Office those portions in the"Showroom/Warehouse"zone-developmentsitefor Office usenotto exceed13 100 m2 in area.

M. S. LEKIAS, Mayor.

I. F. KTNNER, Town Clerk.


P1502

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

APPROVEDTOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

City of Cockburn

District Zoning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 62

Ref: 853/2/23/19,Pt. 62.

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe City of CockburnTownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton April 4, 1993, for the purposeof excising Reserve29383 on thecorner of PrinsepandCutler Roads,Jandakot,from the ParksandRecreationLocal Reserveandincluding that land within the General Industry Zone as depictedon the amendingPlan andtheSchemeMap is herebyamendedaccordingly.

D. F. MIGUEL, Mayor.

R. W. BROWN, Town Clerk.

P1503

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

City of SouthPerthTown PlanningSchemeNo. 5-AmendmentNo. 57

Ref: 853/2/1117,Pt. 57.

It is herebynotified for public information,in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe City of SouthPerthTownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton April 4, 1993, for the purposeof deletingthe symbol from everycolumn of TableNo. 1 alongsidethe Use Class"Childhood Services",andinserting the symbolsasspecified in the respectivecolumnsindicatedbelow:

ZONES

z

C

p8

0

USE CLASSES 8CHiLDHOOD SERVICES SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA X SA X X SA P P SA

P. CAMPBELL, Mayor.

L. L. METCALF, Chief Executive.


PD504

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVEDTOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

City of WannerooTown PlanningSchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 605

Ref: 853/2/30/1 Pt 605.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 as amendedthat the Hon. Minister for Planningapprovedthe City ofWannerooTown Planning SchemeAmendmenton April 4, 1993, for the purposeof rezoningaportion of SwanLocation2579 cornerWannerooRoadandClarksonAvenue,Neerabupfrom "Rural"to "Public Use ReserveSECWA".

R. F. JOHNSON, Mayor.R. F. COFFEY, Town Clerk.

PD505

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

Shire of DenmarkTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 47

Ref: 853/5/7/2Pt 47.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 as amendedthat the Hon. Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shire ofDenmarkTown PlanningSchemeAmendmenton April 4, 1993, for the purposeof:

1. Amendingthe First SchedulePart 1-SpecialZonesin the Schemetext by insertinga newzonein the Scheduleas follows:

Ward Particularsof Land SpecialUse

Town Lots 757, 758, and 759 SouthCoastHighway, Denmarkandtheportion of the closedroad reserveadjacentto Lot 759.

1.

2.

3.

4.

HardwareStoreandPetrolFillingStation generally in accordancewith the conceptplan dated 17thDecember 1991 and certified bythe Shire Clerk.Accessonto SouthCoastHighwayis to be to the satisfactionof theMain RoadsDepartment.Landscaping, carparking andbuilding design is to be to thesatisfactionof the Council.Amalgamationof the Lots prior toredevelopment.

2. RezoningLot 759 SouthCoastHighway from "ServiceStation"zoneto "Residential2" zone.3. Rezoningthe closedroad adjacentto Lot 759 to "Residential2" zone.

D. MORRELL, President.

P. DURTANOVICH, Shire Clerk.

PD6O1

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-S.33AAMENDMENT

ProposedAmendmentfor Exhibition and CommentPublic PurposesSpecialUse Reservationto Urban Zone, Lots 489 and490 Dolomite Streetand

Reserve32812, City of StirlingNo.: 920/33A. File: 833-2-20-42.ProposalThe purposeof the amendmentis to rezonesurplus Governmentland for residentialpurposesasa logical extensionof the Churchlandsneighbourhood.

DescriptionThe effect of the proposedamendmenton the Metropolitan RegionSchemeis to rezoneLots 489and490 Dolomite StreetandReserve32812, City of Stirling from the Public PurposesSpecialUseReservationto the Urban Zone as shown on Plan No. 4.1239.


Certificate

The MetropolitanPlanningCouncil for andon behalfof the StatePlanningCommissionandactingunderdelegatedpowersherebycertifies that, in its opinion, the amendmentdoes not constituteasubstantialalterationto the Metropolitan RegionScheme.

Exhibition

The proposedamendmentwill be exhibited for public comment during normal office hours at:

1. Office of the Departmentof PlanningandUrbanDevelopment,469489Wellington Street,PerthWA 6000.

2. J. S. Battye Library, AlexanderLibrary Building, CulturalCentre,FrancisStreet,North-bridge WA 6000.

3. Office of the Municipality of the City of Stirling, Civic Place,Stirling WA 6021.

Submissions

Submissionson the proposalare invited and may be made in duplicateon submissionformsavailableat the offices listed aboveandlodgedat:

The Town PlanningAppealCommittee6th Floor, 81 St George’sTerrace,Perth WA 6000.

Submissionsmustbe lodgedby 4.00 pm Friday June18, 1993.GORDON G. SMITH,

Secretary,State PlanningCommission.

PD602

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-S.33AAMENDMENT

ProposedAmendmentfor Exhibition andCommentRural Zone to UrbanZone, Lots 2, 3, 4 and5 JandakotRoadandLot 20 PrincepRoad,Jandakot,

City of CockburnNo: 919/33A. File: 833-2-23-56.ProposalThe purposeof the amendmentis facilitate the developmentof a residentialgolf courseestate.

DescriptionThe effect of the proposedamendmenton the MetropolitanRegionSchemeis to rezone Lots 2, 3,4 and.5 JandakotRoadandLot 20 PrincepRoad,Jandakotfrom theRural Zoneto the UrbanZoneas shownon Plan No. 4.1238.

CertificateThe MetropolitanPlanningCouncil for andon behalfof the StatePlanningCommissionandactingunderdelegatedpowersherebycertifies that, in its opinion, the amendmentdoesnot constituteasubstantialalterationto the Metropolitan RegionScheme.

ExhibitionThe proposedamendmentwill be exhibitedfor public commentduring normal office hours at:

1. Office of the Departmentof PlanningandUrban Development,469489Wellington Street,PerthWA 6000.

2. J. S. Battye Library, AlexanderLibrary Building, Cultural Centre,FrancisStreet,North-bridge WA 6000.

3. Office of the Municipality of the City of Cockburn, 9 Coleville Crescent,SpearwoodWA6163.

Submissions

Submissionson the proposal are invited and may be made in duplicate on submissionformsavailableat the offices listed aboveandlodgedat:

The Town PlanningAppeal Committee6th Floor, 81 St George’sTerracePerthWA. 6000.

Submissionsmustbe lodgedby 4.00pm Friday June18, 1993.

GORDON G. SMITH,Secretary,State PlanningCommission.


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Name;Address;Date Issued;Lic. No.

Abbott, CharlesLeonard; Lot 5, The Esplanade,Little Grove, via Albany; 15/1/93; 129.Allsopp, ReginaldCyril; Lot 51, Cottrell Street,Dowerin; 15/1/93; 327.Auslender,Mikel; 24 HowesCres.,Dianeila; 15/1/93.Bailey, Allan Ross;26 Stirling Cres.,High Wycombe;4/2/93; 652.Baz, Domingo; 137 Duncan Road,Halls Creek; 15/1/93; 857.Boase,DianneMaree; Lot 159 Kingswood Street,Mt. Helena; 5/1/93; 642,Boladeras,Richard Clive; Mawson Road, Beverley;5/1/93; 205.

Bolderoff, Daniel Alex; 32 Trusty Road,Dardanup;15/1/93; 033.Brown, KennethJames;90 HalversonStreet,Morley; 4/2/93; 461.Brown, Kevin Walter; 52A KensingtonAvenue,Dianella; 9/3/93; 284.Child, GrahamHerbert;4 Murphy Street,Quairading;5/1/93; 138.Connolly, Mark William; 20 Kestral Parade,Ballajura; 27/1/93; 462.Craike, TerrenceJohn;54 GreenheadRoad,Greenhead;17/3/93; 376.Creek,David John; 11 ElizabethStreet,Kalgoorlie; 5/3/93; 654.

Dattilo, EugeneMark; 9 Chalice Rise, Mirrabooka; 26/2/93; 446.Day, Philip Clarence;6 Cleaver Street, Carnarvon;4/2/93; 169.DeCinque, Luigi; 29 HertiaRoad, mnnaloo; 5/1/93; 375.Dixon, CohnJohn; 17 MooliabeenieRoad,Gingin; 20/1/93; 616.Eliades,Paul Andrew; 17 AmbergateDrive, Karrinyap; 15/1/93; 646.Evdokimoff, Bill; 27 South WestHighway, Dardanup;15/1/93; 174.

Famiano,Antonio; 14 Excalibur Way, Came; 15/1193; 055.Farquhar,Garry John; 1 GammaCourt, Lynwood; 15/1/93; 625.Figliomeni, Michael D.; 7 WoodwardStreet,Harvey; 15/1/93; 475.Flintoff, Bevis John; 51 Leeuwin Street,Augusta; 15/1193; 233.Foster,Murray Reginald;8 Bagley Road,Warwick; 11/2/93; 182.

Fuchsbichler,PeterMichael; Lot 165, Leithlean Street,BruceRock; 15/1/93; 444.

Galvin, Patrick Christopher; 120 WarnbroBeachRoad,Warnbro; 12/3/93; 320.Gentle, Irwin; 50 QueensRoad,Meekatharra;15/1/93; 638.Gibson, Eric Robert; Lot 5, Great EasternHighway, Northam;22/1/93; 072.

Gothard, Raymond;39 York Street,Boulder; 5/3/93; 655.Gould, Daphne;32 QueensStreet,Northam; 15/1/93; 633.Gould, Robert John; 32 QueensStreet,Northam; 15/1/93; 634.Hawthorne,Michael Anthony; 19 Morago Crescent,Cloverdale; 15/1/93; 291.Hewett, StevenJohn; 243 DuganStreet,Kalgoorlie; 19/1/93; 571.Holden, Alfred Joseph;111 HardyRoad, Belmont; 25/1/93; 173.Kenworthy, JenniferDawn; Lot 139, ArchibaldStreet, Muchea;15/1/93; 621.

Kidd, RobertNeil; VasseRoad,Pemberton;15/1/93; 640.Kieniet, Hessel, 15 Brand Avenue,Bunbury; 15/1/93; 569.Lewis, Trevor Raymond;28 PlackettWay, Busselton;9/3/93; 584.Lindsay, Ian Donald; Lot 489, Stable Road,Esperance;13/1/93; 651.Livesey,Edward James;63 ElizabethStreet,Lower King Albany; 5/1/93; 273.Lloyd, RodneyJohn; 7 KathleenClose, Maida Vale; 15/1/93; 363.Luk, Corrie John; 10 Lindfield Way, Balga; 10/2/93; 060.Martin, Edward; 1 Culworth Place,Bassendean;15/1/93; 084.Mazurek, JohnStanley; Lot 545, Rifle Street,Wagin; 18/1/93; 144.

Menegola,Robert James;25 Thomas Street,Narambeen;5/1/93; 035.Millar, Vincent Anthony; Lot 88, Brown Street,Bencubbin;25/1/93; 245.McCubbing, Denis Robert;McArdle Street,Kondiin; 15/1/93; 228.

Mclnnes,Hayden Thomas;"Dalmore Farm", Kuhn; 15/1/93; 224.Ninnis, William Quick; 12 HorshamWay, Nollamara; 15/1/93; 615.

Pacino,Luigi; 25 Barlee Street,Mt. Lawley; 5/1/93; 318.

LIST OF MARINE COLLECTORS’ LICENCES ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD 1/1193 to 3113/93


Panelli, Angelo; 29 Kennedy Street,Morley; 15/1/93; 279.Park,JohnEdgar; 37 Main Road,Mullewa; 5/1/93; 282.Paterniti,Vincenzo; 41 Helena Street,Guildford; 23/1/93; 157.Resmii, Adrian; 33 Irvine Street, Bayswater;23/1/93; 653.Reynolds,Eric Bruce; 6 Birdwood Street,Mullewa; 5/1/93; 271.Reynolds,Martin; 41 RaglanStreet, Pingelly; 5/1/93; 617.Riley, PeterAlan; 59 KoondoolaAvenue,Koondoola; 12/3/93; 618.Sandwell,Allan Tingley; 7 HassellStreet,Katanning; 31/3/93; 656.Spanswick,Frederick; 28 Herald Street,Narrogin; 15/1/93; 322.Strahan,CohnMartin; 9 EleventhAvenue, Inglewood; 22/1193; 269.Sudlow-Haylett,Robert F.; 26 CampRoad,Pinjarra; 23/1/93; 564.Tassone,Paul; 17 Alver Street,Doubleview; 15/1/93; 140.Trestrail, Mervyn John;South Karlgarin Road,Karlgarin; 27/1/93; 200.Truran, Carol Cynthia; Lot 905, Leo Street,SouthernCross;15/1/93; 497.Vernon, JohnAnthony; 5 RosscommonPlace,Bunbury; 15/1/93; 572.Ward, Marx Earl; ByrnessRoad,Wyalkatchem;29/10/93; 413.White, Barry; 110 Thelma Street,Como; 23/1/93; 045.Wilson, Barry William; 20 CarmodyStreet,Hamilton Hill; 4/2/93; 457.Wolfenden,William A.; 4 Albert Street,Northam; 20/10/93; 162.Young, Clive Douglas;91 Lowood Road,Mount Barker; 15/1193; 152.

FREMANTLE PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1902APPLICATION FOR LEASE

In accordancewith the provisions of section 27 4 of the FremantlePort Authority Act 1902,FremantlePort Authority of 1 Cliff Street,Fremantleadvertisesthat applicationhasbeenreceivedfrom Mr andMrs W. Langedykefor the leaseof anareadelineatedas FPA Lot 110 situatedon landvestedin the FremantlePort Authority for a term exceedingthreeyearsfor the purposeof a kiosk.DatedApril 1, 1993.

PH402

C. LEATT-HAYTER, PlanningandDevelopmentManager.


In accordancewith the provisions of section 27 4 of the FremantlePort Authority Act 1902,FremantlePort Authority of 1 Cliff Street,Fremantleadvertisesthat applicationhasbeenreceivedfrom IndependentWool Group for the leaseof an areadelineatedas Lot 42F situatedon land vestedin the FremantlePort Authority for a term exceedingthreeyearsfor the purposeof carparking.DatedApril 1, 1993.

PH403

C. LEATr-HAYTER, Planning andDevelopmentManager.


In accordancewith the provisions of section 27 4 of the FremantlePort Authority Act 1902,FremantlePort Authority of 1 Cliff Street,Fremantleadvertisesthat applicationhasbeenreceivedfrom BelgateHoldingsPty Ltd tradingas RoadTankRepairersandServicesfor theleaseof anareadelineatedas Lot 51 situatedon land vestedin the FremantlePort Authority for a term exceedingthree years for the purposeof repair and servicingof roadtanks.DatedApril 1, 1993.

PH4O1

C. LEATT-HAYTER, Planningand DevelopmentManager.


P11404

FREMANTLE PORTAUTHORITY ACT 1902APPLICATION FOR LEASE

In accordancewith the provisions of section 27 4 of the FremantlePort Authority Act 1902,FremantlePortAuthority of 1 Cliff Street,Fremantleadvertisesthat applicationhasbeenreceivedfrom Shell Companyof AustraliaPty Ltd who shall subleaseto StandardWools for the leaseof anareadelineatedas Port BeachStore situatedon land vestedin the FremantlePort Authority fora term exceedingthreeyearsfor the purposeof storage.DatedApril 1, 1993.

P11405



In accordancewith the provisions of section 27 4 of the FremantlePort Authority Act 1902,FremantlePortAuthority of 1 Cliff Street,Fremantleadvertisesthat applicationhasbeenreceivedfrom TemplesFreightsPty Ltd for the leaseof an areadelineatedas Lots 62 and 62A situatedonland vested in the FremantlePort Authority for a term exceedingthreeyears for the purposeofa containerpark.DatedApril 1, 1993.

P11406



In accordancewith the provisions of section 27 4 of the FremantlePort Authority Act 1902,FremantlePortAuthority of 1 Cliff Street,Fremantleadvertisesthat applicationhasbeenreceivedfrom McKerrow Holdings Pty Ltd for the leaseof an areadelineatedas Lot R13 situatedon landvestedin the FremantlePort Authority for a term exceedingthreeyears for the purposeof fishingrelatedindustries.DatedApril 1, 1993.

P11407

C. LEATT-HAYTER, Planningand DevelopmentManager.


In accordancewith the provisions of section 27 4 of the FremantlePort Authority Act 1902,FremantlePort Authority of 1 Cliff Street,Fremantleadvertisesthat applicationhasbeenreceivedfrom SeachromeMarine Pty Ltd for the leaseof an areadelineatedas FPA Lot R14 situatedonland vestedin the FremantlePort Authority for a term exceedingthreeyears for the purposeofa marinesupport facility.DatedApril 1, 1993.

C. LEATT-HAYTER, Planning andDevelopmentManager.

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT 1979NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL MAGISTRATES

His Excellency the Governorhasbeenpleasedto appoint:-Frank Cullen; andRobert Maurice McMahonGlynn,

to be industrialmagistratesundersection81B 2 of the Industrial RelationsAct 1979 as from andincluding 10 December1992.

PL4O1

Minister for LabourRelations.


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STNPE SUPPLY COMMISSIONTendersInvited

Tenderforms and full particularsof the Schedulehereundermay be obtainedon applicationat theState Supply Commission,815 Hay Street,Perth,6000.TELEPHONENo. 222 8491 or 222 8241 FACSIMILE No. 321 7918

Date ofAdvertising

ScheduleNo.

Description. Date ofClosing

1993 1993Mar. 26 107A1993 Supply of Furniture-SchoolDesks and Chairs for a

twelve 12 monthperiod with an option to extendfora further twelve 12 month period April 22

April 2 164A1993 Cleaningof KalamundaSenior High Schoolfor Category"B" Cleaners.Inspection:Wednesday14thApril 1993at 2.30 p.m April 22

April 2 204A1993 Cleaningof Como Senior High School for Category"B"Cleaners.Inspection:Wednesday14th April 1993 at9 a.m April 22

Mar. 26 272A1993 Supply of Non ReusableContainersfor the collection ofSharp Medical Items to meet a whole of Healthrequirementfor a periodof twelve 12 monthswith anoption exercisableby the Commissionto extendfor afurther two 2 twelve 12 month periods April 22

Mar. 5 339A1993 Supply and delivery of Single Use TrachealThbes toPublic Hospitalsin WA for an initial periodof two 2yearswith an option for a further one 1 year period April 22

April 2 362A1993 Supply of One 1 only Tipping Truck 10 Tonne withGrain Bin-W.A. Department of Agriculture, SouthPerth April 22

April 2 363A1993 Supply of Five 5 Biochemistry Analysers for StateHealth LaboratoryServices April 22

April 8 354A1993 Supply & delivery of one 1 to three 3 only WalkBeside/Ride-onLow Level OrderPicking Trucksfor theState Supply Distribution Centre April 22

April 8 367A1993 Supply& deliveryof one1 to two 2 only ReachTrucksfor the State Supply Distribution Centre April 22

April 8 368A1993 Supply& deliveryof one1 to three3 only Ride-onLowLevel Order Picking Trucks for the State SupplyDistribution Centre April 22

April 8 371A1993 Supply & delivery of one 1 to two 2 only Ride-onTractorsfor the State Supply Distribution Centre April 22

April 8 372A1993 Supply & delivery of one 1 only High Level OrderPickingTruck for the StateSupplyDistributionCentre April 22

Mar. 26 355A1993 Supply, delivery andinstallationof X-Ray Equipmentforthe Albany Regional Hospital April 29

April 8 369A1993 Supply & delivery of one 1 to four 4 only VerticalCarouselStorageUnits for the State Supply Distribution Centre April 29

April 16 032A1993 Icecreamfor a one 1 yearperiod to various GovernmentDepts May 6

April 16 044A1993 ContrastMedia to meet a Whole of Health Requirementfor a one 1 year period with an option to extendfora further twelve 12 month period May 6

April 16 124A1993 Batteries,Non-Rechargeable,Dry Cell, Primary lSrpe fora one 1 year period to various GovernmentDepts. . May 6

April 8 273A1993 Bulk LPG Gas to the Albany Regional Hospital for aperiodof five 5 yearscommencingNovember16, 1993with an additional option exercisableby the Commission to extendfor two 2 periodsof twelve 12 monthseach May 6

April 16 376A1993 IBM PC CompatibleComputersISA & EISA for theState Taxation Dept. of WA May 6

April 16 377A1993 Supply, Delivery & Installation of a Captive PalletRacking and Gravity Feed Storage System for theSupply West Warehouse May 6


STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION-continuedTendersInvited-continued

Date ofAdvertising

ScheduleNo. Descri tionp

Date ofClosing

1993 1993

April 16 ITRI 3/93Invitation to RegisterInterest

EmployeeAssistanceProgrammefor the Dept. of StateServices for an initial period of twelve 12 monthswith an option to extend for a further twelve 12month period May 13

ServicesMar. 26 109A1993 Provision of a Service for the Collection, Removal and

Purchasefrom Various Government Agencies ofWastepaperfor the purposeof recycling, for a one 1year periodwith two 2 successivetwelve12 monthoptions April 22

For SaleMar. 26 352A1993 One 1 only 1984 JD 670A Grader XQY 761 for

Departmentof ConservationandLandManagement-Kirup April 22

April 2 357A1993 One 1 only Holden CommodoreSedan7QG 810 forDEVET-Kalgoorlie April 22

April 2 360A1993 One1 only 1977 DomesticCaravanXQT 692 for MainRoads-Welshpool April 22

April 2 361A1993 One 1 only 1991 FordFalcon PanelVan 6QZ 069 forMain Roads Department-Geraldton April 22

April 2 364A1993 One1 only 1982 Mitsubishi Flat Top Truck FK102J16XQR 661 for Main Roads-Welshpool April 22

April 2 365A1993 One 1 only 1985 Mitsubishi Flat Top Truck FM515M6QC 359 for Main Roads-Welshpool April 22

April 8 358A1993 Various Motor Vehicles 6QZ 704, 6QR 639 &6QU451 at Dept. of Agriculture-Kununurra April 29

April 8 359A1993 Various Motor Vehicles6QR566 & 6QS961 for Dept.of Agriculture-Kununurra April 29

April 8 375A1993 1984 JohnDeereGrader670A MR 7375 6QA 817 atMain Roads-Welshpool April 29

Tendersaddressedto the Chairman,State SupplyCommission,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.

ZT302

AcceptedTenders

ScheduleNo.

Particulars Contractor Rate

Supply& Delivery329A1993 UltrasoundScannersto Biomedical En- Medtel Australia

gineering, Nedlandsfor Northam &A$180 700.00total

543A1992Albany RegionalHospitals

Colour Laptop Computersto the Office PortacomPty. Ltd.of the Auditor General

Service

$7 180.00each

228A1993 The WholesaleDistribution of Mapping Harpercollins PublishersProducts for the Dept. of Land Ad- PILministration

Details on Re-quest

245A1993 The Marketing, Publication& Distribu- WestatePublishingP/Ltion of a Full Colour StockCataloguefor the Dept. of State Services,StateSupply Distribution Centre.

Detailson Raquest


ZT401

WATER AUTHORITY OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA

TendersTendersare invited for the projectslisted below andwill be acceptedup to 2.30 pm on the closingdatespecified.Tenderdocumentsare available from the Supply ServicesBranch, Level 1, Entry 4, JohnTonkinWaterCentre, 629 NewcastleStreet,Leederville, WA 6007.Tenderdocumentsmustbe completedin full, sealedin the envelopeprovidedand placed in theTenderBox locatedat the aboveLeederville address.The lowest or any tendermay not necessarilybe accepted.

AcceptedTenders

Closing Date

199320 April

27 April

27 April

20 April

27 April

20 April

20 April

Contract Particulars

AM 21046 Supply of Non-Metallic Collector Chainfor Metropolitan Wastewater Treatment Plant.

OM 30201 Construction of lOOm3 Tank on 12mStandfor BeagleBay Aboriginal Community.

OM 30202 Construction of lOOm3 Tank on 12mStand for Djarincljin Aboriginal Community.

OM 30203 Design and Constructionof 50m3 FRPTank on a 12m Stand at WangkatgunkaAboriginal Community.

FM 30607 Construction of Bunbury SewerageCareyPark Backlog Reticulation 45BCivil Works.

Contractor

Gibson Battle

Atkinson SteelProducts



Michael Lane Plumbing

Price

$229 488.00

$87 015.00

$87 015.00

$28 560.00

ScheduleofRates

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* W. COX, Managing Director.

MARINE AND RABBOURSACT 1981

Contract No.

E118

Cl osing Date

11 May 1993

Project Tender Document from

Geraldton-Batavia Coast Marina Administrative AssistantBoat Pens Technical Services.

Tender documentsavailable from Monday 19 April 1993 on payment of a non-refundable depositof $15.00.

M. J. PAUL, Director for TechnicalServices.

Contract No. Description

AM 30209

AM 30210AM 30211

AP 32006AP 32007

AS 33006

AS 33007

Supply of TransportableOffice at Hamilton Hill Depot.

Slopestabilisationat Buckland Hill Reservoir.

Constructionof two lOOm3 reinforcedconcretegroundlevel tanksatLake Grace.

Purchaseof Photocopy Machines for a thirty six month period.

Supply anddelivery of SodiumHypochioritefor a twenty four monthperiod.

Private manned plant hire for construction of Bunbury MainSewer-ParadeRoad Bunbury.

Rental of Photocopy Machines for a thirty six month period.

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TRUSTEESACT 1962NOTICE TO CREDITORSAND CLAIMANTS

Creditorsandotherpersonhavingclaims to which section63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relatesinrespectto the undermentioneddeceasedpersonare requiredto sendparticularsof their claims toone of the Administrators Laurence BrendanGlass care of Mayberry, Hammond & Co., 85FitzgeraldStreet, Northam by 17 May 1993 after which time the Administratorsmay conveyordistribute the assetshaving regardonly to claims of which notice hasbeengiven.

Surname,Given Names;Address;Date of Death.Glass,Noel Francis,LandgateFarm, Seabrook,via Northam; 18 September1988.Datedthis 7th day of April 1993.

MessrsMAYBERRY, HAMMOND & CO., Solicitorsfor the Administrator, L. B. Glass,

85 FitzgeraldStreet,Northam.

ZZ202

TRUSTEESACT 1962NATIONAL MUTUAL TRUSTEESLIMITED

Creditorsandother personshaving claims to which section63 of the TrusteesAct 1962, relatesin respectof the Estateof Rodney WayneRiley, late of 3 JasonRoad,OysterHarbour,who diedon 3rd February,1993, are requiredby the executorNationalMutual TrusteesLimited of 111 St.George’sTerrace,Perth Box B76 GPO Perth to sendparticularsof their claims to them by 17thMay, 1993, after which date theCompanymay conveyor distribute the assetsof the Estatehavingregardonly to the claims of which it then has notice.

ZZ203

TRUSTEESACT 1962Creditorsandother personshaving claim to which section63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relatesinrespectof the estateof William JohnDouglaslate of 16BJarrahCourt,Geraldtonwho died on 19thNovember 1989, are requiredby the executor,Cyril DesmondTolson, to sendparticularsof theirclaims to Tolson& Co. 12 St. George’sTerrace,PerthWA 6000 by 16thMay, 1993,after which datethe executormay conveyor distribute the assetshaving regardonly to the claims of whichhe thenhas notice.

ZZ204

TRUSTEESACT 1962Notice to Creditorsand Claimants

Creditorsand other personshavingclaims to which Section 63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relatesin respectof the Estateof the undermentioneddeceasedpersons,arerequiredby PerpetualTrusteesWA Ltd of 89 St George’sTerracePerth,to sendparticularsof their claims to the Company,by theundermentioneddate, after which date the said Companymay conveyor distribute the assets,having regardonly to the claims of which the Companythen has notice.Claims for the following expire onemonthafter the dateof publicationhereof.Bate, Maxine, late of 36A Tribute StreetShelley, Retired Clerk, died 27/3/93.Boyle, Cyril Richard, late of 31 Barker Avenue Balcatta,Retired Wool Presser,died 17/3/93.Deykin, Dean Clement, late of Room C14A/416 SundownerCentre Stirling Highway Cottesloe,

RetiredRetailer, died 8/3/93.Eyles, FrancesHelen, late of 33 Duncraig Road Applecross,Widow, died 15/3/93.Frost,Arthur JohnJames,late of 69 ReadStreetRockingham,Retired Farmer, died 21/3/93


Hayes,Richard Charles,late of 57 Kent StreetEastVictoria Park, RetiredWelder, died 23/3/93.

Hookway,William JamesDarrell, late of 239 Marmion StreetCottesloe,Retired MasterButcher,died 18/3/93.

Kennedy,RaymondDudley, late of 1 JamiesonStreetMosmanPark, RetiredAgent, died 20/3/93.Kruse, Axel Noree,late of 51A Marjorie Avenue Riverton, Retired State Manager, died 1/4/93.

Mann, Dudley, late of ShoalwaterNursing Home, Fourth Avenue Shoalwater,Retired RailwayEmployee, died 26/3/93.

Poole,Leslie Edward,late of 17 Perina PlaceWilson, Retired Storekeeper,died 24/3/93.Rossingh,Harry, late of 111 Rae Road Safety Bay, Retired MarineSteward,died 9/3/93.Thomas,William Paul, late of 97B Hamilton StreetOsbornePark, RetiredCurator, died 22/3/93.

Webb,John Lloyd, late of 38 SandgateStreetSouth Perth,WarehouseSupervisor,died 30/4/91.Datedthis 14thday of April 1993.

J. KMIECIK, Manager,Trusts and EstatesAdministration.

ZZ205

TRUSTEESACT 1962Creditorsand otherpersonshavingclaim to which Section63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relatesinrespectof the undermentioneddeceasedpersonsare requiredto sendparticularsof their claims tothe Executorsof careof Kott Gunning,Level 11, 66 St George’sTerrace, Perthby the 21st May1993 after which date the Trusteesmay convey or distributethe assetshaving regardonly to theclaims of which notice hasbeengiven.

Surname,Given Names;Address;Occupation;Date of Death.Drew, Margaret Elizabeth;64 FinnertyStreet, Karrinyup; Married Woman; 20/2/93.Nancarrow,JessieVera; Unit 45/370 CambridgeStreet, Floreat;Widow; 17/3/93.Ramsey,Neil Stuart; 2 Stoke Street,Mt. Pleasant;Engineer; 15/2/93.

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UNCLAIMED MONEYS ACT 1912CALTEX AUSTRALIA LIMITED

Date Name UnpresentedChequeNumber

Amount$

16/4/8616/4/8616/4/8616/4/8616/4/86

Mr RichardLynn GatesJWR NomineesPty LtdMs Kaye Lorraine McPheeMs HelenNorma ReidMiss Deidre Westblade

ab133172135668138729141837145581

50.0050.0025.0025.0025.00

Total $175.00

. CALTEX OIL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

Date Name UnpresentedChequeNumber

Amount$

26/9/8630/9/86

J. T. Green& D. MagiD. F. Vasbett

2739362023

19.0078.00

Total $97.00

B. F. McAULIFFE, RegionalManager, MarketingSupportWA


ZZ403

CHARUMBLE TRUSTSACT 1962Notice is hereby given that a Schemehas beenproposedpursuantto Part III of the CharitableTrustsAct 1962 by PerpetualTrusteesWA Limited, the Executor of the Will of SamuelBurtonRudduckdeceasedwherebythe CharitableTrust containedin the Will of the said deceasedbevariedas follows:-

a by deleting the words "The Methodist Homes for Children in the State of WesternAustralia" andsubstitutingthereforthewords "The Uniting Churchin Australia PropertyTrust WA for usein the provisionof child andfamily careservicesin theState of WesternAustralia";

b by deletingthe words "The SalvationArmy Homes for Children in the State of WesternAustralia" and substitutingtherefor the words "The SalvationArmy WesternAustraliaPropertyTrust for use in theprovisionof child andfamily servicesin the Stateof WesternAustralia";

c by deletingthewords "The Church of EnglandHomesfor Children in the Stateof WesternAustralia" andsubstitutingthereforthe words "The PerthDiocesanTrusteesto be heldaspart of the Trust Fund administeredby the PerthDiocesanTrusteespursuantto section2 3 of the Anglican Church of Australia SwanleighLand and EndowmentsAct 1979";

d by deleting the words "The PresbyterianHomes for Children in the State of WesternAustralia" and substitutingtherefor the words "The Continuing PresbyterianChurch ofAustralia in WesternAustralia within the meaningof Part III of the Scheduleto thePresbyterianChurchof AustraliaAct 1970 andThe Uniting Churchin Australia PropertyTrust WA for usein the provisionof child andfamily careservicesin the State of WesternAustralia, to be apportioned16.4% and 83.6%respectively";

e by deletingthe words "The St Joseph’sFoundlingHomeSubiaco" andsubstitutingthereforthe words "The CatherineMcAuley Family Centre".

0 by deleting the words "Alexandra Home for Women and Children, Highgate Hill" andsubstitutingthereforthe words "Ngala Incorporated";

g by deletingthe words "St JosephsFoundling Home Subiaco"andsubstitutingthereforthewords "The CatherineMcAuley Family Centre".

An applicationpursuantto Section10 of the CharitableTrustsAct 1962 for approvalof theSchemewill be heardby the SupremeCourt on Monday the 31stday of May 1993 at 10.30 o’clock in theforenoonat the SupremeCourt, Perth.Any persondesiring to opposethe aboveSchememustgivewritten noticeof his intentionto do soto thePrincipal Registrarof theSupremeCourt, theExecutorof the Will of SamuelBurton Rudduck andthe Attorney-Generalnot less than 7 cleardays beforethe dateof the proposedhearing.

JACKSON, McDONALD,Solicitors for PerpetualTrusteesWA Ltd.

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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPNotice is herebygiven that the partnershippreviously subsistingbetweenVictor KingsfordRussell,Geoffley Bearne RussellandEdwin Mark Russellcarryingon businessas miners of garnetores,rare and basemetals under the name of Russell Mining has been dissolvedas betweenVictorKingsford Russell, Geoffrey Bearne Russell and Edwin Mark Russell as from the 13th day ofFebruary,1993, by reasonof the deathof Geoffley BearneRussell on that date, and as betweenVictor Kingsford Russelland Edwin Mark Russellas from 16thApril, 1993.

Datedthis 16thday of April, 1993.

EDWIN MARK RUSSELL.


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CONTENTSREGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES, DETERMINATIONS, ORDERS

PageMines RegulationExemptionOrder 1993 2057-8

GENERAL CONTENTSPage

Crown Law 2053Electoral Commission 2053Health 2053Local Government 2054-7Main Roads 2057Minerals and Energy 2057-65OccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare 2066Planning and Urban Development 2066-86Police 2087-8Port Authorities 2088-9Productivity and Labour Relations 2089Public Notices-

CharitableTrust 2095DeceasedPersonsEstates 2093-4Dissolution of Partnership 2095Unclaimed Moneys 2094

Thnders-Marine and Harbours 2092State Supply Commission 2090-1Water Authority 2092

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