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PERTH, TUESDAY 31 AUGUST 1993 No. 119

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31 August 1993] GOVERNMENT GAZETI’E, WA 4645

KALGOORLIE COLLEGE COUNCILOffice of the Minister for EmploymentandTraining,

Perth.

It is hereby notified for general information that the Governor in Executive Council has,inaccordancewith section 13 1 a of theCollegesAct 1978,approvedthe appointmentof Mr DouglasMurray of 13 CrosslandStreet, Esperance,for a term expiring on 31 August 1994; and Ms PatLeighton, of P0 Box 876, Kalgoorlie, for a term expiring on 31 August 1995, as membersof theKalgoorlie College Council.

NORMAN MOORE, Minister for EmploymentandTraining.

D. G. BLIGH Clerk of the Council.

HERITAGE OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA ACT 1900

Revocationof Delegationof Powersand Duties

Takenotice thaton 26thof August1993, in accordancewith section6 7 of the HeritageofWesternAustralia Act 1990, I revoked the delegationmadeon 6 January1993, to the Chairpersonof theHeritageCouncil of WesternAustralia of my powersanddutiesunder section49 1 b of the Actin respectof matterswhere no objections are raisedto the entry of the place concernedin theRegister.

Datedthis 26th day of August 1993.

RICHARD LEWIS, Minister for Heritage.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

LAND ACQUISITION

Drainage-CharlesStreet-Shireof Swan

Notice is herebygiven, andit is herebydeclared,that the pieceor parcel of land describedin theSchedulehereto,being all in the Swan District have, in pursuanceof the written consentunderthe Local GovernmentAct 1960, andapprovalundersection 17 1 of the Public Works Act 1902,of His Excellencythe Governor,acting by andwith the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, datedthe17th day of August 1993, beencompulsorily takenandset apartfor the purposesof the followingpublic work, namely-Drainage-CharlesStreet-Shireof Swan.

And further notice is herebygiven that the said piece or parcelof land so takenandset apartareshown markedoff on IWO Diagram80523 which may be inspectedat the Departmentof LandMministration, Perth. The additional information cOntained in the Scheduleafter the landdescriptionsis to define locality only and in no way derogatesfrom the Transferof Land Actdescription.

And it is herebydirectedthat the said landsshall vestin Shireof Swanfor an estatein fee simplein possessionfor the public work hereinexpressed,freedanddischargedfrom all trusts,mortgages,charges,obligations,estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.

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HR.401

LBSO1File No. 3004/1991.

Ex. Co. No. 1341.

4646 GOVERNMENT GAZETrE, WA {31 August 1993

Schedule

Owneror ReputedOwner

OccupierorReputedOccupier

Description Areaapprox.

Anthony PeterandKirstie Paula

A. P. & K. P. Brown Portionof Swan Location 15 andbeingthat part of the commonpropertyabove

247 m2

Brown 15 metresover and below 0.5 metresCon HubbelingPatriciaMargaretStewart

C. HubbelingP. M. Stewart

underthat part of Lot 4 on StrataPlan21204 now contained in Diagram80523.

EdnaMary Burgess E. M. Burgess .

Certified correctthis 6th day of August 1993.

Datedthis 17thday of August 1993.

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GEORGECASH, Minister for Lands.

FRANCIS BURT, Governorin ExecutiveCouncil.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

File No. 2519/1992.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUMELAND

Rights-of-Way-Cityof Perth

The Minister for Works herebygives notice in accordancewith the provisionsof section 17 2 ofthe Public Works Act 1902 that it is intendedto take or resumeundersection 17 1 of that Act,the pieceor parcelof land describedin the Schedulehereto,andbeing all in thePerthahireDistrict,for the purposeof the following public work, namely, Rights-of-Way-Cityof Perth, andthat thesaid pieceor parcelof landare markedoff on PlansL.A., W.A. 1009, 1010,which maybe inspectedat the office of the Departmentof LandMniinistration, Perth.The additional informationcontainedin the Scheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality only andin no way derogatesfromthe Transferof Land Act description.

Schedule

No. on Owneror Reputed 0ccupier or Reputed Description AreaPlan Owner Occupier approx.

L.A., W.A.No. 1009,

1010

CharlesWorthyJohnson

Citytice

of Perth byof Entry

No- The rights-of-wayPlan 2554 remainingCertificate of TitleVolume 775 Folio 179.

onin

1001 m2 onP 1 a nL A W1 0 0 9530 m2 onPlan 1010

Dated this 6th day of August 1993.

A

GEORGE CASH, Minister for Lands.

31 August 1993] GOVERNMENT GAZE’FFE, WA 4647

.

Town HallNight use 6 pm-i am-

Social FunctionsMeetingsClassesMonday-Thursdayonly

Day use 8 am-S pm-Social FunctionsMeetingsClassesMonday-Thursdayonly

Setting-upFees

Church ServicesMinimum BondsMay be variedat the discretionof

Council Administration

PianoHire

Concessions

Tennis CourtsRowe Park

Aquatic CentreAdultsChildrenSchool Group/ClassesConcessionTicketsVacation ConcessionProfessionalFees-ScubaDivingCoaching RightsKioskClubrooms

OtherReservesRowe ParkPavilion-

CommunityGroups-Day HireHalf DayNight Hire

Commercial Organisations

RubbishRemovalNon Rateable $175.00Properties-

Additional/Bulk RubbishServices-240 litre MGBCommercial-

1.5 m $800.003.0 m $1 590.00

ParkingRoyal ShowSpecial Events

$8.50$7.50$6.50

$6.50

$10.00$100.00No alcohol$200.00Alcohol$500.00Social functions

$7.00 for 2 hour maximum$12.50 perday or evening

20% reductionto local organisationson application to administration

$3.50 per hour

$2.00$0.70$0.50

$12.00$7.50

$350.00per season,plus daily adult admittance$3 500.00$1 200.00

$100.00 perclub

$8.00 per day$4.00 perhalf day

$5.00 pernightDouble the CommunityRates

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TOWN OF CLAREMONT

Fees,Rentsand OtherCharges

Lesser Main LesserandMain

$12.50 perhour$11.50$8.50

$21.00 perhour$20.00$8.50

$16.00$13.50$8.50

$8.50

$25.00perhour$25.00$13.50

$20.00$16.00$13.50

$11.50

$87.00 per removal/peryear

$5.00 perentry$2.00 perentry

4648 GOVERNMENT GAZErrE, WA [31 August 1993

Lesser Main LesserandMain

ClaremontMuseumAdmissions-

AdultsChildrenSeniors

PAS Services-.BusinessEnquiriesCommunityEnquiriesFriends of Museum

PhotographicOrders-Private

Business

Group Bookings-Thur CoachesGuide for Coachon Local TourTea/CoffeeGroup Booking-Teas

Micro Film Reader-BusinessPrivateFriends of the Museum

TelephoneCalls

FreeFreeFree

$30.00$5.00Free

$10.00 1st negativeor cost of new negative$6.00 thereafter

$30.00 1st negativeor cost of new negative$20.00 thereafter

$2.00 peradult with guidedtour$30.00 perhour$1.00 perpersonwith visit only$4.00perpersonwith Museum Guide

$20.00 perhour$10.00 perhour

Free

$0.40

LG402TOWN OF CLAREMONT

It is hereby notified for public information that Anthony Stanley has beenappointedParkingInspector/Rangerfor the following purposes-

1 Local GovernmentAct 19602 Dog Act 19763 Litter Act 1979;

andfor the purposeof control and supervisionof any of the by-laws of council including-1 By-law relatingto Parking2 By-law relating to Dogs3 By-law relating to Litter4 By-law relating to Signs8 By-law relating to Reserves.

The previousauthoritieswith respectto the aboveActs andby-lawsare herebycancelled,effectiveas from 17 July 1993.

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D. H. TJNDALE, Town Clerk.

DOG ACTShire of BoyupBrook

It is herebynotedfor public informationthat thefollowing peoplehavebeenappointedas authorisedofficers under the Dog Act-

PeterRobert WebsterJohnAndrew AndersonLeah HolleleyStaceyDeniseTwiggNiel Dyer

Any previousappointmentsareherebycancelled.P. R. WEBSTER, Shire Clerk.

31 August 1993] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4649

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT IOUTown of Claremont

Memorandumof ImposingRatesAt a specialmeetingof Council of the Town of Claremontheld on 29 July 1993, it wasresolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecifiedhereundershall beimposedon all rateablepropertywithin thedistrictof theMunicipality in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 andthe HealthAct 1911.

Datedthis 30th day of July 1993.

P. H. WEYGERS,Mayor.D. H. TINDALE, Town Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesandChargesLeviedGeneralRate: 6.79 centsin the dollar on GrossRentalValueson all rateablepropertywithin the

district.

RubbishRemoval: Non Rateable$175.00per annum.

Penalty:A penaltyof 10% will be appliedto ratesoutstandingat 31 January1994 exceptof thoseowedby eligible pensioners.

LG502

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT IOUShireof Trayning

Memorandumof ImposingRates1993/94FinancialYear

To whom it may concern.

At a Meeting of the Council of the Shire of Trayning held on Wednesday,28 July 1993, it wasresolvedthat the RatesandChargesspecifiedhereunder,beimposedon all rateablepropertywithinthe District of the Shire of Trayning, in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and the Health Act 1911 for the period of 1 July 1993 to 30 June1994.

Datedthis 13thday of August 1993.

W. D. COUPER,President.G. M. PEDDlE, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesLeviedGeneralRates-

Rural Lands-3.1453centsin the dollar on the UnimprovedValue of Properties.

Thwnsitesof Trayning, Kununoppin andYelbeni-5.8757centsin the dollar on GrossRentalValueof Properties.

Minimum Rates-$50.00on all rateableland within the district.

RubbishRemoval-

$75.00per annum-oneweekly service

$37.50 per annum-secondor subsequentservice

$37.50perannum-Pensioners:oneweekly service

Discount:10 per centon all currentratespaidin full within 35 daysof the issuedateof assessment.Minimum ratesand ratespaidby instalmentsare excluded.

Penalty:A penaltyof 10 percentwill be chargedon all ratesexcepteligible pensionersremainingunpaid at 31 January1994.

4650 GOVERNMENT GAZE’FI’E, WA [31 August 1993

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BUSH FIRES ACT 1954Shire of Greenough

Notice to all ownersand/or occupiersof land situatedin the Shire of GreenoughPursuantto the powerscontainedin section33 of the aboveAct, you are requiredon or beforethefirst day of Octoberandthereafterup to andincludingthe first day of May the following year forRural Land; and on or beforethe fifteenth day of Novemberfor Urbanland; or within 14 days ofthe dateof your becomingan owneror occupierof land, to havea firebreak notless thantwo pointfour 2.4 metresin width clearof all inflammablematerialin accordancewith the following:

RURAL LAND:

1. Within 20 metresinside and along the whole of the externalboundariesof the said landsownedor occupiedby you.

2. Around andwithin 20 metresof the perimeterof eachbuilding,haystack,andanystandingcrop, on such landsso as to completelyencloseeachthereofwith such a firebreak.

3. Whenany of suchlands adjoin a roadwithin suchlandsandalong the commonboundaryof suchland and suchroads.

4. Wherethe areaof land is 0.2 hectaresor less,all inflammablematerialon theland shallbe removedfrom the whole of the land.

5. In additionto any firebreaksrequiredin paragraphs1, 2, 3 and4 herein,you shallclearof all inflammablematerial from the whole of the land occupiedby drums used forthe storageof inflammableliquid, where the drums contain inflammableliquid or not,including any land on which ramps for holding the drums are constructed,and an areaoutsidethe land so occupiedto a distanceof not less than three3 metres.

URBAN LAND:

Subdividedresidentialland containedwithin the following areas:

1. Karloo/Mt. TarcoolalTarcoolaBeach/WandinaThat land containedwithin the localities of Karloo, Mt Thrcoola, Tarcoola Beach andWandinaas outlinedon SchemeMap 19/93/082.that is within the Shire of Greenough.

2. Moresby/Strathalbyn/WoorreeThat land containedwithin the localities of Moresby,StrathalbynandWoorreeasoutlinedin SchemeMap 19/93/082that is within the Shire of Greenough.

3. Drummond Cove/Glenfield/Waggrakine/ForresterParkThat land containedwithin the localities of DrummondCove,Glenfield, WaggrakineandForresterPark as outlined on the SchemeMap 19/93/082 that is within the Shire ofGreenough.

4. Deepdale/lJtakarraThat land containedwithin the localities of DeepdaleandUtakarraas outlined on theSchemeMap 19/93/082that is within the Shire of Greenough.

5. Cape Burney/Narngulu/WalkawayTownsiteThat land contained within the localities of Cape Burney, Narngulu and WalkawayThwnsiteasoutlinedon theSchemeMap 19/93/082that is within the Shire of Greenough.

6. Wherethe areaof the land is 0.2 hectaresor less, all inflammablematerialon the landshall be removedfrom the whole of the land.

7. Wheretheland exceeds0.2 hectaresin area,firebreaksat leasttwo point four 2.4 metreswide shall be cleared of all inflammable material immediately inside all externalboundariesof theland andalsoimmediatelysurroundingall buildingssituatedon theland.

If it is consideredimpracticalfor anyreasonto clearor removeinflammablematerialfrom the landin Rural areasas requiredby this Notice, you may apply to the Council or its duly AuthorisedOfficer, not later than 15 Septemberfor permissionto providefirebreaksin alternativepositionsor take alternativeaction to abatethe fire hazardson the land. If permissionis not grantedbyCouncil or its duly Authorised Officer, you are to comply with the requirementsof the Notice.Inflammablematerialis definedfor the purposesof this Noticeto includebush,dry grasses,timber,boxes,cartons,paper,andlike inflammablematerials,rubbish andalso any combustiblematters,but does not include greenstandingtreesor growing bushesand plants in gardensor lawns.

The penaltyfor failing to comply with this Notice is a fine not exceeding$1 000 anda personindefault is liable, whetherprosecutedor not, to pay thecost of performingthe work directedby thisNotice if it is not carriedout by the owneror occupierby the daterequiredby this Notice. If therequirementsof this Notice arecarriedout by burning,the burningmustbein accordancewith therelevantprovisionsof the Bush Fires Act.

By Order of the Council,

W P. PERRY, Shire Clerk.


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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Dundas

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROWProposedLoan No. 75 for $60 000

Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960,the Shire of Dundasherebygives noticethat it proposesto borrow money,by the sale of debentures,on the following termsand for thefollowing purposes-

Loan Number75 for $60 000 over a 5 yearterm at the ruling rate of interestfor the purposeof plant purchaserubbish truck

Plans, specificationsand estimatesof costs pursuantto section 609 are open for inspectionbyratepayersandelectorsof the Municipality, at the office of the Council during normaloffice hours,for a period of 35 daysfrom the dateof publication of this notice.

P. W. BROWN, President.B. A. GILBERT, Shire Clerk.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Brookton

ProposedLoan No. 72 of $25 000Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Council of the Shire of Brooktongives notice that it proposesto borrow moneyby the sale of debentureson the following termsandfor the following purposes-

Terms

$25 000 for a period of 15 yearsat the ruling rate of interest.Repayableat the Office of theCouncil in 30 half yearly instalmentsof principal and interest.

Purpose

A self-supportingloan on behalfof the Brookton TennisClub for the purposeof re-surfacingthe tennis courtslocatedon ReserveNo. 19397, White Street,Brookton.

RatepayersNotice

Repaymentof the Loan will be madeby the Brookton Tennis Club.

Details of the proposalas requiredby section609 of the Act are available for inspectionat theCouncil’s offices during normal working hoursfor a period of 35 days after the first publication ofthis notice.

G. C. MATTHEWS, President.I. N. CURLEY, Shire Clerk.

Bill AssentedTo

It is herebynotified for public information that His Excellency the Governorhas Assentedin thename and on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen,on the dateshown, to the undermentionedBillpassedby the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly during the First Sessionof theThirty-Fourth Parliament.

Short Title of Bill; Date of Assent; Act No.Supply Bill 1993; 25 August 1993;Act No. 7 of 1993.

L. B. MARQUET, Clerk of the Parliaments.

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PARLIAMENT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA

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4652 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [31 August 1993

PLANNING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

PD3O1TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

Shireof KoordaInterim DevelopmentOrderNo. 1

Ref: 26/4115/1.

Notice is herebygiven that the HonourableMinister for Planninghasapprovedof theextensionfor twelve months from 22 September1993, of the Shire of Koorda InterimDevelopmentOrderNo. 1, pursuantto the provisionsof section7B of theTown PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928.

SARAH ARTHUR, Secretary,Committeefor StatutoryProcedures.

PD402

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVEDTOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of BunburyTown PlanningSchemeNo. 6-AmendmentNo. 143

Ref: 853/6/2/9,Pt. 143.

It is herebynotified for public information,in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planninghasapprovedthe City of BunburyTownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton 21 August 1993, for the purposeof:

1. Rezoningpart of Part Lot 184 Mangles Street,Bunbury from "Special Use-Worship"to"ResidentialR15" as depictedon the SchemeAmendmentMap.

2. Rezoningpart of Part Lot 184 Mangles Street,Bunbury from "Special Use-Worship"to"Park, RecreationandDrainage".

E. MANEA, Mayor.G. BRENNAN, Town Clerk.

PD403

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

City ofCanningTown PlanningSchemeNo. 24-AmendmentNo. 15

Ref: 853/2/16/20,Pt. 15.

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planninghasapprovedthe City of CanningTownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton 22 August 1993, for the purposeof making the following textalteration:

After existing Clause57, insert the following new Clause57A:

57A Moneys receivedby the Council for the benefit of this Scheme,pursuantto the provisionsof Clause47A of theCity’s Town PlanningSchemeNo. 30 shall not form part of thegeneralrevenueof the Council but shall be used by the Council for improvementswhich in theopinion of the Council will be of benefit generally to land within the SchemeArea.

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


PD404


City of StirlingDistrict PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 173

Ref: 853/2/20/34,Pt. 173.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planninghasapprovedthe City of Stirling TownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton 22 August 1993, for the purposeof:

1. Amending Clause 1.1.11.2by altering the definition of Home Occupationto read-" HomeOccupation:meansan activity conductedwithin a dwelling unit or curtilageof

a dwelling unit in accordancewith Clause2.2.10.2. Amending Clause2.2.10.1by-

2.1 deleting sub-paragrapha2.2 Renumberingsub-paragraphsb to j inclusive to a to i2.3 inserting the following sub-paragraph-

j does not attract customersor regular and frequent deliveries of goods orequipmentto the site.

A. A. SPAGNOLO, Mayor.P. A. DUNN, for Town Clerk.

PD405

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

Shire of BrooktonTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 3

Ref: 853/4/6/2,Pt. 3.It is herebynotified for public information,in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon Minister for Planninghas approved the Shire of BrooktonTown PlanningSchemeAmendmenton 21 August 1993, for the purposeof rezoningLots 82, 83,84, 85 and 86 Williams Street,Brookton from "Residential" to "Commercial" and amendingtheschememapsaccordingly.

G. C. MATTHEWS, President.I. N. CURLEY, Shire Clerk.

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Shireof GreenoughTown PlanningSchemeNo. 4-AmendmentNo. 25

Ref: 853/3/7/6,Pt. 25.It is herebynotified for public information,in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon liister for Planninghasapprovedthe Shire of GreenoughTown Planning SchemeAmendmenton 21 August 1993, for the purposeof making the followingmodifications to the SchemeText andMaps:1. SCHEMETEXTThe following modifications shall be madeto the SchemeText:

A GeneralProvisionsfor SpecialRural ZonesDeletethewhole of Clause3.9 including3.9.1, 3.9.2,3.9.3 and3.9.4 and replacewith newClause:

3.9 Requirementsfor SpecialRural Zones3.9.1 Lot sizes within SpecialRural Zones shall be no less than 1 hectarein size

andin accordancewith the lot sizes indicatedin Appendix III.


3.9.2 The principal use of land within Special Rural Zones shall be residential,howeveropportunitiesexist for rural/residentialandhobby farm lifestyles inaccordancewith the controls of this Schemeandto such an extent that theactivities undertakenwithin the areasso zoned, maintaina rural characterandthe areasas a whole do not havea detrimentaleffect on nearbyfarmingor otheruses.Ancillary land uses are listed in the Zoning and DevelopmentTable andAppendixIII. Ruralpursuitsas definedinAppendixVII are notpermittedusesin SpecialRural Zones.

3.9.3 In addition to a building licence, the Council’s prior approvalto commencedevelopmentis requiredfor all developmentincludinga singlehouseandsuchapplicationshall be madein writing to the Council and be subject to theprovisionof Clause6.1 of the Scheme.

3.9.4 In consideringapplicationsfor planningconsentCouncil shall ensurethat thedevelopmentproposedwill not result in any net exportof nutrients from theland to any wetland, water courseor undergroundaquifer and may requireno further clearing of remnantnativevegetation.

3.9.5 As a conditionof planningconsentfor developmenton eachlot, Council shallrequire the planting and maintenanceof at least 20 native or locallyacceptabletreescapableof growing to a height of at least 5 metres.

3.9.6 Applicationsfor planningconsentshall clearly indicatethelocation of existingremnantnativevegetationandwherenecessary,Cothicil may requirethat theremnantnative vegetationbe protected.

3.9.7 In order to conservethe featuresof the rural environment,all treesshall beretainedunlesstheir removal is authorisedby the Council.

3.9.8 The use of secondhandbuilding materials is prohibited unless the Councilgrantsspecialapprovalin writing.

3.9.9 All stormwatershall be retainedon sitewith no direct drainageinto watercoursesor wetlands.

3.9.10 Conventionalseptics shall be located at least 100 metres from any watercourseor wetlandwith a minimum of 2 metresvertical separationbetweenthe baseof the leach drain or soakwell and the highestknown groundwaterlevel or bedrock.

3.9.11 Alternativedomesticwastewater systemswill only beapprovedonceappropriate approvals have been obtained from the relevant State Governmentagencies.

3.9.12 When consideringproposalsfor rezoningof landto SpecialRural, Council willhaveregardto its Local Rural StrategydatedJanuary1993 andrequire:

a anywatercoursesor wetlandson the landto be adequatelyprotectedfromlanduses;

b the identification of managementtechniquesto reduceexisting or potential soil erosionproblems;

c preparationof a detail fire protectionstrategywhich makesprovisionforfirebreaksandfuel reducedareasaroundbuildings,fire vehicle access,firehydrantsor pipe standsandtanks,and adequatefire fighting equipment;and

d only considerproposalsoutsidethose areasidentified in the Local RuralStrategyonce the Strategyhas beenreviewedto include the additionalland.

3.9.13All land zoned Special Rural will be included within a DevelopmentAreaunless the land is already subdivided in accordancewith an overall sub-divisional layout plan.

3.9.14 Prior to supporting any subdivision of land within a Special Rural Zone,Council will requirethe preparationandapprovalof an overall subdivisionallayoutplan in accordancewith the provisionsof Clause4.2. Once the landhasbeensubdivided,Council will not supportthe further subdivisionof the land.

3.9.15 As a condition of subdivision approval, Council may request that thesubdivider be required to enter into an agreementwith Council for theplantingandmaintenanceof nativeor locally acceptabletree8within specifiedroad reservesin such a manneras to createan avenueof treeswithin thesubdivision.

3.9.16 In additionto such otherprovisionsof the Schemeas may affect it, any landwhich is includedin a SpecialRural Zone shall be subjectto those provisionsas may be specifically set out againstit in Appendix III.

3.9.17 Notwithstandingthe provisionsof Clause3.9, Council will haveregardto anyadopted planning policy or guidelines when considering developmentandsubdivisionproposalswithin SpecialRural Zones.


Area

B Provisionsfor DevelopmentAreas

Delete Clauses4.2.1 and 4.2.2 andreplacewith the following new Clauses:

4.2.1 Council shall not recommendapprovalor supportfor subdivision or development of land within a developmentareaunless:

a an overall plan andsupport in respectthereofhas beenapprovedby theCouncil; and

b the landhasbeenappropriatelyzonedto accommodatethe subdivisionordevelopmentproposed;or

c a Town PlanningSchemein respectof the subdivision and developmentof the landwithin the developmentareahasbeenpreparedandhascomeinto operationin this Clausereferredto as a ‘developmentscheme’;nor

d otherwisethan in accordancewith the requirementsandprovisionsof theoverall plan or the developmentscheme,as the casemay be.

4.2.2 An overall plan shall show the following:

a the overall layout of road systems;

b the location of public services,public openspaceandcommunityfacilities;and

c he proposedsubdivision or developmentincorporatingany staging ofdevelopmentor subdivisionthe extentof stagingto be agreedto by theCouncil andprior to adoption of the overallplan, and shall be accompanied by a report in writing giving the details of the proposedsubdivisionor development.The overall plan andreportmay form a part of a requestfor rezoning,however in this instancethe report is to be in the form ofa Town PlanningSchemeamendmentreport, in accordancewith theTownPlanningRegulations.

C Appendix Ill-Special Rural Zones-AdditionalRequirements

Deletethe whole of Appendix III andreplacewith the following new Appendix III:

Additional Requirementsto Clause3.9andthe Zoningand DevelopmentTable

Moresby/ForresterPark:Portion of Locations 2276and 2964 as shown on theSchemeMap.

Woorree/Eastlyn:That part of the Districtgenerally boundedby PlaceRoad, ChapmanRiver, PoloRoad and Geraldton/Walkaway Road as shown on theSchemeMap.

a Minimum lot size shall be 1 hectarewith an averagelot sizewithin any subdivision of 2 hectares.

b As this zonecomprisesof an areawith highlandscapevalue, allbuildings on any one lot shall be erectedwithin 25 metresof theouter walls of the dwelling.

c Notwithstandingb, whereby reasonof the natureof materialsto be storedin a building, Council is satisfiedthat it would beundesirablethat buildings be clusteredit may allow buildingsto be separatedby such distanceas determinedby Council.

d No building or structurewith a height exceeding6 metresabovethe natural groundssurfaceshall be permitted.

e No removal of any remnant native vegetation is permittedwithout the prior specialapprovalof Council.

I No developmentor land use activity shall impedein any waythe naturalwater flow along any creekline or water course.

g Within this locality, the keepingof stock is permittedwith thefollowing restrictions:

i Only one stock option as describedin ii below or acombination equivalentof one option is permitted.

ii Maximum stockingrates are:2 Horses/hectare;2 Cows or Heifers/hectare;10 Sheep/hectare;or10 Goats/hectare.

a Minimum lot size shall be 1 hectare.b No building shall be constructedin such a manneror of such

materials that it would, in the opinion of Council, impactadverselyon the local amenity.

c Within this locality the keepingof stock is permittedwith thefollowing restrictions:

i Only one stock option as describedin ii below or acombination equivalentof one option is permitted;


Area Additional Requirementsto Clause 3.9andthe Zoningand DevelopmentTable

ii Maximum stockingrateoptions for a 1 hectarelot are:2 Horses;2 Cows/Heifers;10 Sheep; or10 Goats

iii Wherestables,yards and supplementaryfeedingare providedto theanimals,ma.ximunistockingratesof twice theaboveratesare permittedwithout the special approvalof Council.

iv Wherethe keepingof animals resultsin problemsdue to landdegradation,nutrient enrichment/leaching,animal welfare orpublic nuisance, Council may require restriction of stockingratesto the aboverate as describedin part ii.

d All treesandremnantnativevegetationshall be protectedfromgrazingby stock, and Council may require fencing to ensureprotection is maintained.

e The following usesare not permittedunlessspecialapprovalisgiven by the Council after advertising:

HorseTraining Areas;Dog Kennelsmore than 2 dogs;VeterinaryClinic; andVeterinaryHospital.

Walkaway: a Minimum lot size shall be 2 hectares.

Portion of Lot 2 and Lot 7 b No lot shall havedirect roadaccessonto any futuremajorroadsEvans Road, as shown on exceptvia existing roads.the SchemeMap .

c Any land requiredfor future major roadshall be vestedin theCrown as a condition of subdivision.

d A recreationareaof approximately5.8 hectaresin the NorthEastcornerof the areashall be vestedin the Crown free of costas a condition of subdivision andaddedto the polo ground.

e Prior to support or approval being given to any subdivisionapplication a comprehensiveflood and stormwater drainagesystemfor the entire area must be preparedand approvedbythe relevantgovernmentagencies.

f As a condition of subdivision Council may request,if it isdeemed necessary,the subdivider to contribute towards theconstruction of a drainage system with flood managementcontrolsadequateto reducethe impactof floodingandstormwater drainageon the land.

g Within this locality the keepingof stock is permittedwith thefollowing restrictions:

i Only one stock option as describedin ii below or acombinationequivalentof one option is permitted:

ii Maximum stockingrate options for 1 hectareof landare:2 Horses;2 Cows/Heifers;10 Sheep; or10 Goats

iii Wherestables, yards and supplementaryfeedingareprovided to the animals,maximum stocking ratesoftwice theaboveratesare permittedwithout the specialapprovalof Council.

iv Where the keepingof animals resultsin problemsdueto land degradation,nutrient enrichment/leaching,animal welfare or public nuisance,Council may requirerestriction of stocking rates to the above rate asdescribedin part ii.

h All treesandremnantnative vegetationshall be protectedfromgrazingby stock, and Council may require fencing to ensureprotection is maintained.


Area Additional Requirementsto Clause3.9andthe Zoning andDevelopmentTable

i The following usesare not permittedunlessspecialapprovalisgiven by Council after advertising:HorseTraining Areas;Dog Kennelsmorethan 2 dogs;VeterinaryClinic; andVeterinaryHospital.

Glenfield: a Minimum lot sizeshall be 1.5 hectares.Portion of Location 1713andbeing Lots 3, 4, 5, 29-42inclusive and 114, as shownon the SchemeMap.

Meru: a Minimum lot size shall be 1 hectare.

Portionof Location 1229, as b No building shall be constructedin such a manneror of suchshownon the SchemeMap. materials that it would, in the opinion of Council, impact

adverselyon the local amenity.

c Within this locality the keepingof stock is permittedwith thefollowing restrictions:.

i Only one stock option as describedin ii below or acombinationequivalentof one option is permitted;

ii Maximum stockingrate options for 1 hectareof landare:2 Horses;2 Cows/heifers;10 Sheep; or10 Goats

d All treesandremnantnativevegetationshall be protectedfromgrazing by stock and Council may require fencing to ensureprotection is maintained.

e The following usesare not permittedunlessspecialapproval isgiven by Council after advertising:Dog Kennelsmore than 2 dogs;VeterinaryClinic;VeterinaryHospital,

RuddsGully: a Minimum lot size to be 2 ha with anaveragelot size of 4 ha. AThat part of the District minimum lot size of 10 ha for those lots abutting the future

generallyboundedby Rudds highwayreserve.Gully Road,JandanolRoad b No lot shall havedirect accessto the future highway.and the future highway, asshownon the SchemeMap. c The streamandforeshoreof Rudds Gully shall be incorporated

into a recreationreservethat shall be createdat the time ofsubdivision of the land.

d No building shall be sited between Rudds Gully and RuddsGully Road.

e Within this locality, the keepingof stockis permittedwith thefollowing restrictions:

i Only one stock option as describedin ii below or acombinationequivalentof one option is permitted.

ii Maximum stock ratesare:1 Horse/2hectares;1 cow/2 hectares;5 goatsfhectare;or4 dry sheep/hectare

iii Where stable8, yards and adequatesupplementaryfeedingis provided to the animals,maximum stockingratesof twice theaboveratesarepermittedwithout thespecial approvalof Council.

iv Wherethe keepingof animalsresultsin problemsdueto land degradation,nutrient enrichment/leaching,animal welfare or public nuisance,Council may requirerestriction of stocking rates to the above rate asdescribedin Part ii.

ZONE SPECIAL I’L ZONINGAND DEVELOPMENTTABLE

POUCY STATEMENT: It is the intention of the Council to provide a vasietyof opportunitiesfor rural/residentialand hobby farm lifestyles. It is also the intention of Council to ensurethat the activitiesundertakenthin the areasso zoned,maintain a rural characterand theareasasa wholedo not havea detrimentaleffect on nearbyfarming and other land uses.The standardsand requirementsof this tableshouldbereadin conjunctionwith Clause3.9and Appendix m.EXPLANATION OFSYMBOLSSeeClause2.2.2

P Use permitted subject to compliancewith DevelopmentStandards

PS Use not permitted unless specialapproval given by Council andconditionscomplied with

Al’ Not permittedunless specialapprovalgivenby Council afteradvertising

U’ Use not permittedunlessit is incidentalto a predominantuseasdeterminedbyCouncil

DevelopmentStandards

Refer toAppendixHI

Minimum LotAres

MinimumEffectiveFrontage

Maximum PlotRatio

Minimum BoundarySetbacks

Front Rear Sides

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3. Art & Craft Studioand Sales AP

4. PrivateRecreation AP

5. Plant Nursery not including sale tothe public

6. Office of Professional personswithin a dwelling house U’ 2m2

7. PlantNursezyincludingsslestothepublic U’ 6 AtCoundil

discretionCouncil will requireadvertising of applicationprior to consideration forapproval. Development tobe designedin harmonywith locality.

8. AddedAccommodation U’Budding materialsare to besameas residence.

9. CornerStore Al’ 6 At Councildiscretion

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SCHEME MAPPINGThe SchemeMap be alteredby:

Meru Zoning-deletethat portion of the land proposedto be rezonedto SpecialRural whichis in the 1 km buffer for the Narngulu Industrial Area;RuddsGully-deletethemappingwhich proposesto deletethe RuddsGully SpecialRuralZone;Moresby/ForresterPark-include that area of Moresby which is capableof being furthersubdividedas a result of this amendmentwithin a developmentArea; andModifr theCouncilsresolutionto adoptthe amendmentfor final approvalasperpreviousadviceon Amendmentmapping.

G. S. GARRAT1’ President.W. T. PERRY, Shire Clerk.

PD5O1

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEMEAMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

Shireof BusseltonTown PlanningSchemeNo. 5-AmendmentNo. 263

Ref: 853/6/6/6, Pt. 263.Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Busseltonhas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLot 1, Bussell Highway, from a "RestrictedUse" zone toa "GeneralFarming" zone.Plansand documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Southern Drive, Busselton, and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to and including 12 October 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendment,shouldbe madein writing on FormNo. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 12 October 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunityfor public commentandit should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

I. STUBBS, Shire Clerk.

PD502


Shire of ChitteringTown PlanningSchemeNo. 5-AmendmentNo. 24

Ref: 853/3/4/5,Pt. 24.Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Chittering has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof-

a RezoningMuchea Lots 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136 and 137 from "Industrial" zone to"Residential" zoneand coding the land Rio.

b Rezoning Pt. Muchea Lot 121 from "Industrial" zoneand "Special Residential" zone to"Parks andRecreationReserve".

c Rezoning land zoned "Industrial" and "Railway Reserve" to "Parks and RecreationReserve".

Plansand documentssetting out and explainingthe schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices,GreatNorthernHighway, Bindoon,andat the Departmentof PlanningandUrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to andincluding 12 October 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 12 October 1993.This amendmentis availablefor inspectionin order to provide anopportunity for public commentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

P. L. FITZGERALD, ShireClerk.


PD503


Shire ofHarveyTown PlanningSchemeNo. 10-AmendmentNo. 58

Ref: 853/6/12/14,Pt. 58.Notice is herebygiven that the Shire of Harvey has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof-

1. Rezoningportionof Lot 1, Wellington Location i, Clifton Close,Australind from "GeneralFarming"to "School" and"Additional Use" as depictedon the amendingmap.

2. Amending the SchemeThxt by listing "Church, Presbytery,Hall and ParishCentre"aspermittedadditionalusesin Appendix6-Scheduleof additional Uses.

Plansand documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 102 Uduc Road, Harvey, and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to and including 12 October1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbemadein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 12 October 1993.This amendmentis availablefor inspectionin order to providean opportunityfor public commentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

K. J. LEECE, Shire Clerk.

P1504


City of BelmontTown PlanningSchemeNo. li-AmendmentNo. 52

Ref: 853/2/15/10,Pt. 52.Notice is hereby given that the City of Belmont has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof amendingthe SchemeThxt by addingadditional clausesrelatingtoPlanningConsents.Plansand documentssetting out andexplaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale,and at the Departmentof Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House,469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to andincluding October 12, 1993.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on FormNo. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 12, 1993.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to providean opportunity for public commentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approval will be granted.

B. H. GENONI, Town Clerk.

PDSO5TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928

SCHEMEAMENDMENTS AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONCity of Canning

Town PlanningSchemeNo. 16-AmendmentNos. 639, 640 and641Ref: 853/2/16/18,Pta. 639, 640 and641.Notice is hereby given that the City of Canning has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentsfor the purposeof-

AmendmentNo. 639: Rezoning 1-3 Hill View Place Lots 6 and 7, Bentley, from "ServiceStation"to "Local Shopping".

AmendmentNo. 640: Rezoningthe Footnotesto TablesGR4 and GR4Rwhich follow Clause31 to deletecertain lot area limitations.

AmendmentNo. 641: Rezoning 32-36 HeraldAvenue Part Lot 3, Wifietton, from "SR3" to"GM".


Plansanddocumentssetting out andexplaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 1317 Albany Highway, Cannington,andatthe Departmentof PlanningandUrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to andincluding September28, 1993.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodged withthe undersignedon or before September28, i993.

These amendmentsare available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for publiccommentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

I. F. KINNER, Town Clerk.

PD506

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

SCHEME AMENDMENTS AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of Gosnells

Town PlanningSchemeNo. i-AmendmentNos.4i2 and4i5

Refs: 853/2/25/i,Pts. 412 and 415.

Notice is hereby given that the City of Gosnells has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentsfor the purposeof-

AmendmentNo. 412: rezoning Lot 104 of CanningLocation i6 Prince Street, GosnellsfromRural to ResidentialA Ri7.5 and Reservefor ParksandRecreation.

AmendmentNo. 415: rezoning Lot 196 Wheatley Street, Gosnells, from "ResidentialA" to"ResidentialA-Additional Use: Office".

Plansand documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 2120 Albany Highway, Gosnells,and at the Departmentof Planningand UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to andincluding 12 October 1993.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbemadein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 12 October 1993.

These amendmentsare available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for publiccommentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

G. N. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.

PDI1O

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

Shire of Quairading

Town PlanningSchemeNo. 2

Ref: 853/4/26/2.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shireof QuairadingTownPlanning SchemeNo. 2 on 30 May 1993-theSchemeThxt of which is publishedas a Scheduleannexedhereto.

D. T. STONE, President.J. A. MARTIN, ShireClerk.


Shire of Quairading

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No. 2

The QuairadingShire Council, underandby virtue of the powersconferredupon it in that behalfby the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 asamended,herebymakesthe following TownPlanningSchemefor the purposeslaid down in the Act.

SCHEME TEXT

Arrangementof Sections

Part i-Preliminary

1.1 Citation1.2 ResponsibleAuthority1.3 SchemeArea1.4 Revocation1.5 Contentsof Scheme1.6 Arrangementof SchemeThxt1.7 SchemeObjectives1.8 Interpretation

Part 2-Reserves

2.1 SchemeReserves2.2 Mattersto be Consideredby Council2.3 Compensation

Part3-Zones

3.1 Zones3.2 Zoning Table3.3 Rural ResidentialZone3.4 FarmingZone

Part 4-Development

4.1 Developmentof Land4.2 DevelopmentLimited by Liquid WasteDisposal4.3 Discretion to Modifr DevelopmentStandards4.4 ResidentialDevelopment-ResidentialPlanningCodes4.5 SpecialApplication of ResidentialPlanningCodes4.6 Developmentof Lots Abutting UnconstructedRoads4.7 Retentionof Vegetation4.8 Rural ResidentialZone4.9 Site Requirements

4.10 Car Parking4.11 HomeOccupation4.i2 Town CentreDesignControl Area4.13 Subdivision

Part 5-Non-conformingUses

5.1 Non-conformingUse Rights5.2 Extensionof Non-conformingUse5.3 Changeof Non-conformingUse5.4 Discontinuanceof Non-conformingUse5.5 Destructionof Buildings

Part 6-PlanningConsent

6.1 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.i Powersof the Scheme7.2 Offences7.3 Act7.4 Claims for Compensation7.5 Appeals7.6 Power to makePolicies

SCHEDULES1. Interpretation2. Rural ResidentialZone

PART i-PRELIMINARY1.1 Citation: This Town PlanningSchememay be cited as the Shire of Quairacling Town PlanningSchemeNo 2 hereinaftercalled"the Scheme"and shall comeinto operationon the publicationofthe Schemein the GovernmentGazette.1.2 ResponsibleAuthority: The Authority responsiblefor implementingthe Schemeis the Councilof the Shire of Quairadinghereinaftercalled "the Council".1.3 SchemeArea: The Schemeappliesto the whole of the landwithin the Municipal District of theShire of Quairadinghereinaftercalled "the SchemeArea".1.4 Revocation:The Shire of QuairadingTown PlanningSchemeNo 1 publishedin the GovernmentGazetteof i2 January1968 andall amendmentstheretois herebyrevoked.

1.5 Contentsof Scheme:The Schemecomprises:a this SchemeTextb the SchemeMap includesDistrict; QuairadingtownsiteSheets1-6; Badjalingtownoite and

environs; Balkuling, Yoting, andPantapintownsites.1.6 Arrangementof SchemeText: The SchemeText is divided into the following parts:

PART 1-PRELIMINARYPART 2-RESERVESPART 3-ZONESPART 4-DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTSPART 5-NON-CONFORMINGUSESPART 6-PLANNING CONSENTPART 7-ADMINISTRAflON

1.7 SchemeObjectives: The objectivesof the Schemeare:a to zonethe SchemeArea for the purposesdescribedin the Scheme;

b to securetheamenityhealthandconvenienceof the SchemeArea andthe residentsthereof;

c to provide for the concentrationof developmentin the District, andparticularly residentialdevelopment,to be in the Quairadingtownsite;

d to provide for very limited developmentin, andin the environsof, small townsitesin theDistrict outsidethe Quairadingtownsite;

e to makeprovisionsasto the natureandlocation of buildingsandthe sizeof lots whenusedfor certainpurposes;

U the preservationof placesof naturalbeauty,of historic buildings and objects of historicaland scientific interest;and

g to makeprovisionfor othermattersnecessaryor incidentalto Town Planningandhousing.i.8 Interpretation:1.8.1 Exceptas providedin Clauses1.8.2 and 1.8.3 the wordsand expressionsof the Schemehavetheir normal andcommonmeaning.1.8.2 In the Schemeunlessthecontextotherwiserequires,or unlessit is otherwiseprovidedherein,words and expressionshave the respective meanings given to them in Schedule i and theResidentialPlanningCodes.1.8.3 Wherea word or term is definedin the Residential PlanningCodes then notwithstandinganything else in the Schemethat word or term whenusedin respectof residentialdevelopmenthasthe meaninggiven to it in the ResidentialPlanningCodes.

PART 2-RESERVES2.i SchemeReserves:The land shownas SchemeReserveson the SchemeMap hereinaftercalled"Reserves"are landsreservedunderthe Schemefor the purposesshown on the SchemeMap andare listed hereunder:

PUBLIC PURPOSERECREATION AND OPEN SPACERAILWAYROAD


2.2 Matters to be Consideredby Council: Whenan application for planning consentis madewithrespectto land within a Reserve,the Council shall haveregardto the ultimatepurposeintendedfor the Reserveand the Council shall, in the caseof land reservedfor the purposesof a publicauthority, conferwith that authority before granting its consent.

2.3 Compensation:

2.3.1 Wherethe Council refusesplanning consentfor the developmentof a Reserveon the groundthat the land is reservedfor Local Authority purposesor for the purposesshown on the SchemeMap, or grants planningconsentsubjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant,theowner of the land may, if the land is injuriously affected thereby, claim compensationfor suchinjurious affection.

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

2.3.3 In lieu of payingcompensationthe Council may purchasethe land affectedby 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.i.i Thereare herebycreatedthe severalzonesset out hereunder:RESIDENTIALRURAL RESIDENTIALTOWN CENTRERURAL TOWNSITEINDUSTRIALFARMING

3.1.2 The zonesare delineatedanddepictedon the SchemeMap accordingto the legendthereon.

3.2 Zoning Table:

3.2.1 The ZoningTableindicates,subjectto the provisionsof theScheme,theseveralusespermittedin the SchemeArea in the various zones,such usesbeing determinedby crossreferencebetweenthelist of useson theleft handaideofthe ZoningTableand thelist of Zonesat thetop of theZoningTable.

3.2.2 The symbolsusedin the crossreferencein the Zoning Table havethe following meaning:"F’ means the use is permitted provided it complies with the relevant standardsand

requirementslaid down in the Schemeand all conditionsif any imposedby the Councilin granting planning consent.

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

"SA" meansthe Councilmay, at its discretion,permit the useafter noticeof the applicationhasbeengiven in accordancewith Clause6.2.

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

3.2.4 Where in the Zoning Table a particular use is mentionedit is deemedto be excludedfromany otheruse which by its more generalterms might otherwiseinclude such particularuse.

3.2.5 If the use of land for a particularpurposeis not specifically mentionedin the Zoning Tableand cannot reasonablybe determinedas falling within the interpretationof oneof the usestheCouncil may:

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

b determineby absolutemajority that theproposedusemaybe consistentwith theobjectivesandpurposeof the zoneandthereafterfollow the advertisingproceduresof Clause6.2 inconsideringan applicationfor planning consent,following which the Council may, at itsdiscretion,permit the use.

3.2.6 Notwithstandingthat the use of land is not permitted in a zone in the Zoning Table, theCouncil maywith the prior written authority of theMinister andsubjectto following theadvertisingproceduresof Clause6.2, approveof the useof the land for thatpurposeif the Council is satisfiedby absolutemajority that:

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

b the use of the land for that purposewill not haveanyadverseeffect upon the occupiersor usersof the developmentor upon propertyin or the inhabitantsof the locality or thelikely future developmentof the locality.


TABLE 1ZONING TABLE

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iO home occupation AA AA AA AAii hotel P12 industry-cottage AA AA AA13 industry-extractive AA14 industry-general A-A15 industry-light P16 industry-noxiousi7 motel AAi8 motor vehicle salespremises AA AA19 motor vehiclerepair station P20 office P AA21 public recreation P P P P AA22 public utility AA A-A AA AA A-A A-A23 public worship-placeof A-A SA A-A AA24 residentialbuilding A-A25 restaurant P26 rural pursuit SA SA P27 service station AA AA28 shop P SA29 single house P P P P30 transportdepot P31 veterinary consultingrooms AA AA AA

3.3 Rural ResidentialZone

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

a the objectiveof theRural ResidentialZone is to selectareaswhereinclosersubdivisionwillbe permittedto provide for such uses as hobby farms, horsebreeding,rural-residentialretreats,and also to makeprovision for retentionof the rural landscapeandamenity ina mannerconsistentwith the orderly and proper planning of such areas;

b beforemaking provisionfor a Rural ResidentialZone, Councilwill 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 createdand the

reasonsfor selectingthe particular areathe subjectof the proposedzone;ii a plan or plansshowingcontoursat suchintervalsas to adequatelydepictthelandform

of the areaand physical featuressuch as existing buildings, rock outcrops,trees orgroups of trees,creeks,wells andsignificant improvements;

iii information regardingthe method wherebyit is proposedto provide a potablewatersupplyto eachlot;

c provisionsfor developmentin specific Rural Residential Zonesshall be as laid down inSchedule2; the Schemeprovisionsfor a specific Rural ResidentialZone shall specify:i anyfacilities which the purchasersof thelots will be requiredto provide e.g. their own

potablewater supply, liquid or solid wastedisposal,etc.;

ii proposalsfor the control of land uses and developmentwhich will ensurethat thepurpose of intent of the zone and the rural environmentand amenities are notimpaired;

iii any specialprovisionsappropriateto securethe objectivesof the zone;


d the minimumlot size for subdivision in the Rural ResidentialZoneshall be shownin theSchemeMap;

e the Council shall require preparationof an Outline DevelopmentPlan before grantingand/orrecommendingapprovalto anysubdivisionandthe Outline DevelopmentPlanshallform the basis for subdivision.The Outline DevelopmentPlan shall show amongstotherthings:

i the proposedultimate subdivision including lot sizesanddimensions;

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

iii thosephysicalfeaturesit is intendedto conserve;

iv the proposedstagingof the subdivision where relevant;

1 the proceduresfor preparation,adoption,and any departuresfrom or alterationsto theOutline DevelopmentPlanshall be in accordancewith Clause4.13.2 paragraphsa to einclusive of the Scheme.

3.4 Farming Zone The Council supportsthe continued use of land in the FarmingZone foragricultural production.It will only supportapplication for planning consentwhere the proposeduse is consistentwith continuedviability of rural use,and will be consistentwith rural characterand local amenities.

PART 4-DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS4.1 Developmentof Land:

4.i.i Subject to Clause 4.1.2 a personshall not commenceor carry out developmentof any landzoned or reservedunderthe Schemewithout first havingapplied for and obtainedthe planningconsentof the Council underthe Scheme.

4.1.2 The planning consentof the Council is not requiredfor the following developmentof land:

a the use of land in a Reservewheresuchland is held by the Council or vestedin a publicauthority;

i for the purposefor which the land is reservedunderthe Scheme;or

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

b the erection of a boundaryfenceexceptas otherwiserequiredby the Scheme;

c exceptas providedin Clause4.8the erectionon a lot of a singlehouse,including ancillaryoutbuildings,in a zonewhere the proposeduse is designatedwith the symbol "F’ in thecross-referenceto the zonein the Zoning Table;

d a developmentin the FarmingZoneoutsidethetownsiteson sheets1-6 for a usedesignatedwith thesymbol "P" or "AA" in the cross-referenceto the FarmingZone in theZoning Tableexceptwhere the developmentis on a lot which doesnot havefrontageto a constructedroad;

e the carrying out of any works on, in, over or undera streetor roadby a public authorityactingpursuantto the provisionsof any Act;

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

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

4.2 DevelopmentLimited by Liquid WasteDisposal: The Council shall refuseto issue planningconsentfor any developmentif in the opinion of the Council adequateprovision is not made orcannotreasonablybe madefor the disposalof liquid wastesfrom that development.

4.3 Discretion to Modify DevelopmentStandards: If a development,other than a residentialdevelopmentor a developmenton a lot which does not havefrontageto a constructedroad, thesubjectof an application for planning consentdoes not comply with a standardor requirementprescribedby the Schemewith respectto that developmentthe Council may,notwithstandingthatnon-compliance,approvethe applicationunconditionallyor subjectto suchconditionsas theCouncilthinks fit. The powerconferredby this Clausemay only be exercisedif the Council is satisfiedthat:

a approvalof the proposeddevelopmentwould be consistentwith the orderly and properplanningof the locality and the preservationof the amenitiesof the locality;

b the non-compliancewill not haveany adverseeffect upon the occupiersor usersof thedevelopmentor theinhabitantsof thelocality or uponthe likely futuredevelopmentof thelocality; and

c the spirit andpurposeof the requirementor standardwill not be unreasonablydepartedfrom thereby.


4.4 ResidentialDevelopment:ResidentialPlanningCodes

4.4.1 Forthe purposeof the Scheme"ResidentialPlanningCodes"meansthe ResidentialPlanningCodes set out in A-ppendix 2 to the Statementof Planning Policy No. 1, together with anyamendmentstheretohereinaftercalledthe "H Codes".

4.4.2 A- copy of the R Codesshall be kept andmadeavailable for public inspectionat the officesof the Council.

4.4.3 Unlessotherwiseprovidedfor in the Schemethe developmentof landfor any of theresidentialpurposesdealtwith by the R Codesshall conform to the provisionsof those Codes.

4.4.4 The R Codedensityapplicableto land within the residentialandrural townsitezonesshallbe determinedby referenceto the R Code densitynumberssuperimposedon the areaswithin thatzoneshown on the SchemeMap as being containedwithin the outeredgesof the blackbordersor,where such an areaabutson anotherareahaving an R Code density, as being containedwithinthe centrelinesof thoseborders.

4.5 Special Application of Residential Planning Codes: Notwithstanding anything elsewherecontainedin the Scheme,the Council may consideran applicationto developa single houseon alot existing at thegazettaldateandwhich doesnotcomplywith therequirementsof minimumareaof land per dwelling and may grant approvalwith or without conditions, or may refuse theapplication.

4.6 Development of Lots Abutting UnconstructedRoads: Notwithstanding anything elsewhereappearingin the Schemewhere an application for planning consentis madein respectof landabuttingan unconstructedroad or a lot which does not havefrontageto a constructedroad theCouncil shall either:

a refuse the application until the road has been constructedor accessby meansof aconstructedroadis provided as 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 otherconditionsit thinks fit to impose;or

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

4.7 Retentionof Vegetation:Not more than 2000 m2 including the areaof buildings on any lot inthe Farming zone shall be clearedof vegetation. If the Council is satisfied upon receipt of asubmissionthe clearing of an areagreaterthan 2000 m2 will not adverselyaffect the amenity,characterand landscapequalitiesof the areait may approvesuch land to be clearedsubject toconditionsas may be requiredby the Council. Whereit is proposedto clear in excessof 1 hectare,the consentof the Commissionerof Soil andLand Conservationwill be required.

4.8 Rural ResidentialZone:

4.8.i Developmentin a RuralResidentialZoneshall comply with the requirementsof the following:

a in additionto a building licence, the Council’sprior approvalto commencedevelopmentisrequiredfor all developmentincluding a singlehouseandsuch applicationshall be madein writing to the Council andbe subject to the provisions of Clause6.1 of the Scheme;

b not more thanone dwelling per lot shall be erected;

c in order to conservethe rural environmentor featuresof naturalbeautyall treesshall beretainedunlesstheir removal is authorizedby the Council;

d in order to enhancethe rural amenity of the land in areasCouncil considersdeficient intreecoverit may requireas a conditionof anyplanningapprovalthe plantingof suchtreesand/or groups of treesandspeciesas specified by the Council;

e any personwho keepsan animal or animals or who usesany land for the exerciseortraining of an animalor animals shall be responsiblefor appropriatemeasuresto preventdustpollution and soil erosion to the satisfactionof the Council. Where in the opinion ofthe Council the continuedpresenceof animals is likely to contributeor is contributingtodustpollution or soil erosion,noticemaybe servedon the owner of the land requiringtheremovalwithin the time specifiedin the notice of those animals specifiedin thenotice fora periodspecifiedin the notice.

4.8.2 In consideringapplication for planning consent for a proposeddevelopmentincludingadditionsandalterationsto existing developmentCouncil shall haveregardto the following:

a the colour andtextureof externalbuilding materials;

b building size, height, bulk, roof pitch;

c setbackand location of the building on its lot;

d architecturalstyle anddesign details of the building;

e relationshipto surroundingdevelopment;and

U other characteristicsconsideredby the Council to be relevant.


4.9 Site Requirements:The sitebuilding requirementsfor landin variouszonesshall be as set outin Table 2.

TABLE 2Site Requirements-MinimumSetbacksfrom Boundaries

ZONE STREET’ REAR SIDE

Residential A-s in the R CodesRural Residential i5.Om 10.Om iO.OmTown Centre 0 Council DiscretionRural Townsite As in the R Codes2Industrial 7.5m 7.5m 0Farming i5.Om iO.Om iO.Om

NOTES: 1 Wherea lot has frontageto two streetsthe Council may reducethe minimum setbackfrom one only of those streetsto not less than 50% of the distancespecified in Table2.

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

4.10 Car Parking:A personshall not developor use any land or erect use or adaptany buildingunlesscar parking spacesspecified by the Council are provided and such spacesare constructedandmaintainedin accordancewith the requirementsof the Council.4.11 HomeOccupation:4.11.1 The Council shall notgrant planningconsentto a home occupationunlessit is satisfiedthatthe use:

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

b will not occupy an areagreaterthan 20 squaremetres;

c doesnot require the provision of any essential servicemain of a greatercapacitythannormally requiredin the zonein which it is located;and

d is compatible with 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 wouldprejudice the amenityof the area.

4.11.2 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 occupationapproval is issuedthe approvaliscancelled.4.11.3 If, in the opinion of the Council, a home occupationis causinga nuisanceor annoyancetoownersor occupiersof land in the locality the Council may rescindthe approval.4.ii.4 An approvalto conducta homeoccupationis issuedsubjectto an annualpermit which maybe renewedby application to the Council for planning consent.4.12 Town CentreDesign Control Area:4.12.1 The land in the Town Centre Zone is herebydesignatedas "Town CentreDesign ControlArea".4.12.2 Developmentwithin the Town Centre DesignControl Area will be subjectto the civic anddesign guidelinescontainedin this clauseandwhich are for the purposeof ensuring that suchdevelopmentwill not affect local amenity andwill enhancethe characterof the land in the TownCentrezone.4.i2.3 Site requirementsshall be as set out in Table 2 of the Scheme.4.i2.4 Developmentshall not exceed2 storeys in height except where Council considersthatparticularcircumstancesmaywarrant anexceptionbeing madeandprovidedtheintentionsof thisClauseare not compromised.4.12.5 In consideringan application for planning consentfor a proposeddevelopmentincludingadditionsandalterationsto existingdevelopmentin the Town CentreDesignControl AreaCouncilshall haveregardto the following:

a the colour and textureof externalbuilding materials. Council may require the buildingfacadeandside walls to a building depthof 3 m to be constructedin masonry;

b building size, height, bulk, roof pitch;

c setbackandlocation of the building on its lot;

d architecturalstyleand design detailsof the building;

e function of the building;f relationshipto surroundingdevelopment;andg othercharacteristicsconsideredby the Council to be relevant.


4.i2.6 Landscapingshall complementthe appearanceof the proposeddevelopmentand the towncentre.

4.12.7 Layout of carparkingshall haveregardfor traffic circulationin existing carparkingareasandshall be integratedwith any existing and adjoining carpark.

4.13 Subdivision:

4.13.1FarmingZone: Thereshall be a presumptionagainstthe subdivisionof land in the FarmingZoneunlessthe Council is satisfied:

a thelots 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 forusescompatible with the prevailinguse in the areaor in ribbon developmentalongsideroads;

b the lots are for farm adjustmentand the erection of dwelling housesis restricted bymemorialson titles;

c the lots are for specific usessuch as recreationfacilities and public utilities;

d the lots are requiredfor the establishmentof uses ancillary to the rural use of the land,are requiredfor the travelling public andtourists suchas servicestationsandmotels, orfor homesteadlots to be excisedfrom a farming property for residentialpurposes.

4.13.2 ResidentialZone In the ResidentialZone the Councilmay requirepreparationof an OutlineDevelopmentPlan before granting and/or recommendingapproval to any developmentwhichinvolves subdivisionor follows subdivision andthe Outline DevelopmentPlan shall form the basisfor subdivision.

a the Outline DevelopmentPlan shall include

i the topographyof the area;

ii the location andwidth of proposedroads;

iii the location of recreation,open space,andpedestrianaccesswaysproposed;

iv the layout of comprehensivedrainage;and

v such other information as may be requiredby Council;

b if the Council resolvesto adoptthe Outline DevelopmentPlan it shall circulatetheOutlineDevelopment 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 DevelopmentPlan and may,if the applicantagrees,amendthe Outline DevelopmentPlan after such considerationofobjections;

d theCouncil maydecide not to proceedor may submitthe Outline DevelopmentPlanto theCommissiontogetherwith the objectionsand requestthe Commissionto adopt the plansubmittedas the basis for approvalof subdivision within the areacoveredby the plan;

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

PART 5-NON-CONFORMINGUSES

5.i Non-conformingUse Rights: No provision of the Schemeshall prevent:

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

b the carrying out of any developmentthereonfor which, immediately prior to that time, apermit or permits, lawfully requiredto authorizethe developmentto be carriedout, wereduly obtainedandare current.

5.2 Extensionof Non-conformingUse: A- personshall not alteror extenda non-conforminguse orerectalteror extenda building usedin conjunctionwith a non-conforminguse without first havingapplied for and obtainedthe planning consentof the Council under the Schemeand unless inconformity with any other provisionsandrequirementscontainedin the Scheme.

5.3 Changeof Non-conformingUse: Notwithstandinganythingcontainedin the Zoning Table theCouncil maygrant its planningconsentto the changeof useof anylandfrom a non-conforminguseto anotheruseif the proposeduseis, in the opinion of the Council, lessdetrimentalto theamenityof the locality than the non-conforminguse and is, in the opinion of the Council, closer to theintendedusesof the zone.

5.4 Discontinuanceof Non-conformingUse:

5.4.i When a non-conforminguse of any land or building hasbeendiscontinuedfor a periodof sixmonthsor moresuchland or building shall notthereafterbeusedotherwisethanin conformitywiththe provisionsof the Scheme.


5.4.2 The Council may effect the discontinuanceof a non- conforming useby the purchaseof theaffected property, or by the paymentof compensationto the owner or the occupieror to both theownerandthe occupierof that property,andmay enterinto an agreementwith the ownerfor thatpurpose.5.5Destructionof Buildings: If any building is, at thegazettaldate,being usedfor a non-conforminguse,andis subsequentlydestroyedor damagedto an extent of 75% or more of its value the landon which the building is built shall not thereafterbe usedotherwisethan in conformity with theScheme,and the building shall not be repairedor rebuilt, alteredor addedto for the purposeofbeing used for a non-conforminguse or in a manneror position not permittedby the Scheme.

PART 6-PLANNING CONSENT6.1 Application for PlanningConsent:Everyapplicationfor planningconsentshall be madein theform prescribedby the Council andin accordancewith the directionsthereon.

6.2 Advertising of Application:6.2.1 Wherean application is madefor planning consentto commenceor carry out developmentwhich involves an"SA" use the Council shall not grantplanningconsentto that applicationunlessnotice of the application is first given in accordancewith the provisionsof this Clause.

6.2.2 Wherean application is madefor planning consentto commenceor carry out developmentwhich involves an "A-A" use, or for any other developmentwhich requiresthe planningconsentofthe Council, the Council may give notice of theapplicationin accordancewith the provisionsof thisClause.6.2.3 Where the Councilis requiredor decidesto give noticeof anapplicationfor planning consentthe Council shall causeone or more of the following to be carriedout:-

a noticeof theproposeddevelopmentto be servedon the ownersandoccupiersof landwithinan area determinedby the Council as likely to be affected by the granting of planningconsentstating that 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 the Council within twenty-onedaysfrom the publication thereof;

c a signor signsdisplaying noticeof theproposeddevelopmentto be erectedin 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 expiration of twenty-onedays from the servingof notice of the proposeddevelopment,the publicationof noticeor the erectionof a sign or signs,whicheveris the later, the Council shallconsiderand determinethe 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 having regardto any matterwhich it is requiredby the Schemeto consider,tothe purposefor which theland is reserved,zonedor approvedfor the useunderthe Scheme,to thepurposefor which land in the locality is used,andto theorderly andproperplanningof thelocalityand the preservationof the amenitiesof the locality, may refuseto approveany application forplanningconsentor may grant its approvalunconditionallyor subjectto suchconditionsasit thinksfit.6.3.3 Wherethe Council approvesanapplicationfor planningconsentunderthe Schemethe Councilmay limit the time for which that consentremainsvalid.6.4 DeemedRefusal:6.4.1 Wherethe Council hasnotwithin sixty daysof the receiptby it of an applicationfor planningconsenteitherconveyedits decisionto theapplicantor givennoticeof the applicationin accordancewith Clause6.2 the applicationmay be deemedto havebeenrefused.

6.4.2 Wherethe Council hasgiven noticeof anapplicationfor planningconsentin accordancewithClause6.2 and where the Council has not within ninety days of receipt by it of the applicationconveyedits decisionto the applicant,the applicationmay be deemedto havebeenrefused.6.4.3 Notwithstandingthat anapplicationfor planningconsentmaybe deemedto havebeenrefusedunderClauses6.4.1 or 6.4.2 the Council may issue a decision in respectof the applicationat anytime after the expiry of the sixty day or ninety day period specified in those Clauses,as the casemay be.6.5 Approval of Existing Development:6.5.1 The Councilmay give approvalof a developmentalreadycommencedor carriedoutregardlessof whenit commencedor was carriedout. Suchapprovalshall havethe sameeffect for all purposesas if it hadbeengiven prior to the commencementor carryingoutof the development,but providedthat the developmentcomplieswith the provisionsof the Schemeas to all mattersotherthan theprovisionsrequiring Council’s approvalprior to the commencementof development.6.5.2 The application to the Council for approvalunderClause6.5.1 shall be madein accordancewith the provisionsof Clause6.1.


6.5.3 A- developmentwhich was not permissibleunder the Schemeat the time it was commencedor 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 breach of the Scheme or the Act in respectof thecommencementof the developmentwithout approval.

6.6 Preservationof Buildings, Objects, or Places:6.6.1 If the Council resolvesthat, in its opinion, a building, object, or place is of historical orarchitecturalinterestor of outstandingnaturalbeautytheCouncil shall,within fourteendaysafterthe passingof that resolution, give written notice thereofto the owner of the building, object, orplace.The noticeshall set outthe termsof this Clause,andrequirethe owner to give prior writtennotice to theCouncil of anymaterialalterationor modificationproposedto bemadeto thebuilding,object or place.6.6.2 No alteration or modification to any building, object, or place which is the subject of aresolution underClause6.6.1 shall be commencedor carriedout, by any person,without havingobtainedplanningconsent.6.6.3 Wherea developmentthe subjectof an application for planning consentinvolves a materialalterationto, a materialmodificationof, or the destructiontotal or partial of anybuilding, object,or placethe subjectof a resolutionunderClause6.6.1, the Council, havingregardto the desirabilityof retaining that building, object, or place,may refusethe applicationor approveof it subject tosuchconditionsas the Council deemsnecessaryto protector preservethebuilding, object,or place.

6.6.4 Wherethe Council refusesapproval for the developmentof land on any ground set out inClause6.6.3 or grants approvalsubject to 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 compensationunder this Clauseshall be lodged at the offices of the Council notlater than six monthsafter the date of the decision of the Council refusingapprovalor grantingapprovalsubjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant.

6.6.6 In lieu of paying compensationthe Council may purchasethe land affected by the decisionof the Council at a pricenot exceedingthe value of the land at the time of refusal of approvalorof the grantingof approvalsubjectto conditionsthat are unacceptableto the applicant.

PART 7-ADMINISTRATION7.1 Powersof the Scheme:In implementingthe Schemethe Council has,in additionto all otherpowersvestedin it, the following powers:

a the Councilmay enterinto anyagreementwith 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 suchpurposemay makesuchagreementswith other ownersas it considersfit;

d an officer of the Council, authorizedby the Council for the purpose,may at all reasonabletimes enterany building or landfor the purposeof ascertainingwhetherthe provisionsofthe Schemeare being served.

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

a otherwisethan in accordancewith the provisions of the Scheme;

b unlessall consentsrequiredby the Schemehavebeengrantedandissued;

c unlessall conditionsimposedupon the grant and issue of any consentrequiredby theSchemehavebeenand continueto be compliedwith; and

d unless all standardslaid down and all requirements prescribedby the Scheme ordeterminedby the Council pursuantto the Schemewith respectto that building or thatuse of that part havebeenandcontinueto be compliedwith.

7.2.2 A- personwho fails to comply with any of the provisionsof the Schemeis guilty of anoffenceandwithout prejudiceto any otherremedygivenhereinis liable to the penaltiesprescribedby theAct.7.3 Act:7.3.1 Twenty eight 28 dayswritten 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 Compensation:Exceptwhere otherwiseprovidedin the Scheme,the time limit forthe making of claims for compensationpursuantto Section 111 of the Act is six 6 monthsafterthe dateof publication of the Schemein the GovernmentGazette.


7.5 Appeals:An applicant aggrievedby a decision of the Council in respectof the exerciseof adiscretionarypower under the Schememay appealin accordancewith the rules and regulationsmadepursuantto the Act.

7.6 Power to Make Policies:

7.6.1 In orderto achievethe objectivesof the Scheme,theCouncil may makeTown PlanningSchemePolicies relating to parts or all of the SchemeArea andrelating to one or moreof the aspectsofthe control of development.7.6.2 A- Town PlanningSchemePolicy shall becomeoperativeonly after the following procedureshavebeencompleted:

a the Council havingpreparedandhaving resolvedto adopt a draft Town PlanningSchemePolicy, shall advertisea summaryofthe draftPolicy oncea weekfor two consecutiveweeksin a newspapercirculatingin the SchemeArea giving detailsof wherethe draft Policy 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 anda copy kept with the Schemefor inspectionduring normal officehours.

7.6.3 A Town PlanningSchemePolicy may only be alteredor rescindedby:

a preparationandfinal adoptionof a new Policy pursuantto this Clause,specifically wordedto supersedean existing Policy;

b publication of 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 beforemaking its decisionthe Council shall takeinto accountthe provisionsof the Policy and objectiveswhich the Policy was designedto achieve.

SCHEDULE 1

iNTERPRETATIONabattoir: meansland andbuildings used for the slaughterof animals for humanconsumptionand

the treatmentof carcasses,offal andby-products.

Act: meansthe Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct, 1928 as amended.advertisement:meansanyword, letter, model,sign, placard,board,noticedevice or representation,

whether illuminated or not, in the natureof, andemployedwholly or partly for the purposesof advertisement,announcementor direction, and includesany hoardingor similar structureused,or adaptedfor use, for the display of advertisements;and "advertising sign" shall beconstruedaccordinglybut does not include:

a an advertisingsign of less than2m2 in an arearelating to the carryingout of building orsimilar work on land on which it is displayed,not being land which is normally usedforthosepurposes;

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

c an advertisingsign of less than2m2 in arearelating to the prospectivesale or 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 station or platformor bus station; and

e directionalsigns, streetsignsand other like signs erectedby a public authority.

building envelope:meansan areaof land within a lot markedon a planforming partof theSchemeoutsidewhich building developmentis not permitted.

caretaker’sdwelling: meansa building used as a dwelling by a personhaving the care of thebuilding, plant, equipmentor groundsassociatedwith anindustry,business,office or recreationareacarriedon or existing on the samesite.

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

civic use:meansland andbuildings usedby a public authority or the Council, for administrative,recreationalor otherpurpose.

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


Commission: means the State Planning Commission constituted under the State PlanningCommissionAct 1985 as amended.

consultingrooms: meansa building other thana hospital or medicalcentreusedby practitionerswho are legally qualified medical practitionersor dentists,physiotherapists,chiropractorsorpersonsordinarily associatedwith a practitioner in 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 Quairading.educationalestablishment:meansa school or other educationalcentre,but does not include a

reformatoryor institutional home.

fuel depot: meansa depotused for the storageor bulk sale of solid or liquid or gaseousfuel, butdoesnot includea servicestation or the sale by retail into the final usersvehicleof suchfuelfrom the premises.

gazettaldate: meansthe dateof which the Schemeis publishedin the GovernmentGazette.homeoccupation:meansa businessor activity carriedon with thewritten 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 grantedunderthe 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,orornamentation,painting, cleaning,packing, or canningor adaptingfor sale, or the breakingup or demolition of any article or part of an article;

c the generationof electricityor the productionof gas;

d the manufactureof edible goods,andincludes,when carriedout on land upon which theprocessis carriedout andin connectionwith that process,the storageof goods,any workof administrationor accounting,or the wholesalingof goodsresulting from theprocess,andthe use of land for the amenity of personsengagedin the process;but does not include:

i the carrying out of agriculture,

ii sitework 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:meansan industrywhich producesartsandcraft goodswhich cannotbe carriedout underthe provisionsrelating to a "home occupation"andthat:

a doesnot causeinjury to or prejudicially affect the amenityof theneighbourhoodincludingbut without limiting the generalityof the foregoinginjury, or prejudicialaffection, dueto the emissionof light, noise,vibration, stream,soot, ash,dust,grit, oil, liquid wastesorwasteproducts.

b whereoperatedin the ResidentialZone, doesnot entail the employmentof anypersonnota memberof the occupier’s family normally residenton the land.

c is conductedin an out-building which is compatibleto the zoneandits amenityand doesnot occupy an areain excessof 55m2.

d does not requirethe provisionsof any essentialservicemain of a greatercapacitythannormally requiredin the zonein which it is located,and

e does not display a sign exceeding0.2m2 in area.

industry-extractive:meansan industrywhich involves the extractionof sand,gravel, clay, turf,soil, rock, stone,minerals,or similarsubstancesfrom theland,andalso the storage,treatment,or manufactureof productsfrom those materialswhen the manufactureis carriedout on theland from which any of those materialsis 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 natureof the materialsused or producedrequiresisolation from otherbuildings.

industry-light: meansan industry:

a in which the processescarriedon, the machineryused,and the goodsand commoditiescarriedto andfrom the premiseswill not causeany injury to, or will not adverselyaffectthe amenityof the locality by reasonof the emissionof light, noise,electricalinterference,vibration, smell, fumes,smoke,vapour, steam,soot, ash,dust, wastewater or otherwasteproducts;and

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


industry-noxious:meansanindustryin which the processesinvolved constituteanoffensivetradewithin themeaningof the HealthAct, 1911-1979asamended,butdoesnotincludea fish shop,dry cleaningestablishments.

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

the samemeaning.motel: meansland andbuildings usedor intendedto be used to accommodatepatronsin a manner

similar to a hotel or boarding house but in which special provision is made for theaccommodationof patronswith motor vehicles.

motor vehicle salespremises:meansland andbuildingsusedfor the display andsaleor hiring ofnew or secondhandmotorcycles,cars, trucks, andcaravansor any one or more of them andmay include the servicingof motor vehiclessold or hired from the site.

motorvehiclerepairstation: meanslandandbuildingsusedfor the mechanicalrepairandoverhaulof motor vehicles including tyre recapping, retreading, panel beating, spray painting andchassisre-shaping.

nett lettable areaNLA: meansthe areaof all floors confinedwithin the internalfinished surfacesof permanentwalls but excludesthe following areas:

o all stairs, toilets, cleanerscupboards,tea rooms andplant rooms, andother serviceareas;o areasset asideas public spaceor thoroughfaresand not for the exclusiveuse of occupiersof

the floor or building;* areasset asidefor the provision of facilities or servicesto the floor or building where such

facilities arenot for the exclusiveuse of occupiersof the floor or building;In the caseof subdividedfloors, measurementis takento the centreline of inter-tenancywalls orpartitions.office: meansa building used for the conductof administration,the practiceof a profession, the

carryingon of agencies,banks,typist andsecretarialservices,andservicesof a similar nature.owner: in relationto any land includesthe Crown andeverypersonwho jointly or severallywhether

at law or in equity:

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

orc is a lessoror licenseefrom the Crown; or

d is entitledto receiveor is in receiptof, or if the landwere let to a tenant,would be entitledto receivethe rentsandprofits thereof,whetheras a beneficialowner, trustee,mortgageein possession,or otherwise.

potablewater:meanswater in which the level of physical,chemicalandbacteriologicalconstituentsdo not exceedthe maximumpermissiblelevels set out in "InternationalStandardsfor DrinkingWater-ThirdEdition, World Health Organization-1971".

public amusement:meansland and buildings used for 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 andbuildingsused for the religious activities of a churchbut doesnotinclude an institution for primary, secondary,or higher education,or a residential traininginstitution.

restaurant:meansa building whereinfood is preparedfor saleandconsumptionwithin thebuildingand the expressionshall include a licensedrestaurant,and a restaurantat which food forconsumptionoutside the building is sold where the sale of food for consumptionoutside thebuilding is not the principal part of the business.

restoration:meansany work or processon at or in respectof a building structureor placewhichwholly or partly brings backthe building structureor place to its original condition or 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 hereunderandshall includesuch buildings normally associatedtherewith:a the growing of vegetables,fruit, cerealsor food crops;b the rearing or agistmentof sheep,cattle, goats or beastsof burden;c the stabling, agistment,or training of horses;d the growing of trees, crops, or pasturefor grazingor seedproduction;e the sale of producegrown solely on the said land;

but does not include the following except as approvedby Council,


i the keepingof pigs;ii poultry farming;iii the processing,treatmentor packingof produce;iv the breeding,rearing or boardingof domesticpets.

schedule:meansa scheduleto the Scheme.service station: meansland and buildings used for the supply of petroleumproductsand motor

vehicle 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, orwreckingof vehicles.

shop:meansa building wherein goodsare kept, exposedor offeredfor saleby retail, but doesnotincludea bank,fuel depot,market, servicestation, milk depot,marinecollector’s yard, timberyard or land and buildings used for sale of vehicles or for any purposefalling within thedefinition of industry.

tavern:meansland andbuildings the subjectof a Tavern License grantedunderthe provisionsofthe Liquor Act, 1970 as amended.

transportdepot:meansland andbuildingsused for thegaragingof motorvehiclesusedor intendedto be usedfor carrying goodsor personsfor hire or rewardor for any consideration,or for thetransferof goodsor personsfrom one suchmotor vehicle to anotherof suchmotor vehicleandincludesmaintenance,managementandrepairof the vehiclesused,but not of othervehicles.

veterinaryconsultingrooms:meansa building in which a veterinarysurgeonor veterinariantreatsthe minor ailmentsof domesticanimals andhouseholdpetsas patientsbut in which animalsor petsdo not remainovernight.

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

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

SCHEDULE 2

RURAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE

PARTICULARS OF LAND REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONE

Lots 94 to 105 inclusive, 213 and 214 boundedby Coraling Street, Forrest Street, section ofclosedroad, and CubbineRoad,Quairading

ADOPTIONAdoptedby Resolutionof theCouncil of the Shire of Quairadingat the meetingof the Council heldon the Fifteenth day of April 1993.

D. T. STONE, President.J. MARTIN, Shire Clerk.

FINAL APPROVALAdoptedby Resolutionof the Council of the Shire of Quairadingat the meetingof the Council heldon the Fifteenth day of April 1993 and pursuantto that Resolutionthe Seal of the Municipalitywas hereuntoaffixed in the presenceof:

D. T. STONE,President.J. MARTIN, Shire Clerk.

This SchemeThxt is to be read in conjunctionwith the approvedmapsof the SchemedescribedinClause 1.5 of this Schemeandto which formal approvalwas given by the Minister for Planningon the dateshownbelow.RECOMMENDED/SUBMITTED FOR FINAL APPROVAL by the State PlanningCommission.Date 1415/93.

M. R. ALLEN, for Chairmanof the StatePlanningCommission.

FINAL APPROVAL GRANTEDDate 30/5/93.

RICHARD LEWIS, Hon. Minister for Planning.


Underthe provisionsof the Police Act 1892,unclaimedFoundandStolenpropertywill be sold bypublic auction at Department of Services, State Supply Disposal Centre, 21 Pilbara Street,Welshpoolon Thursday,October 14, 1993 at 9.00 am.Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar, GovernmentAuctioneer.

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.

POLICE AUCTIONUndertheprovisionsof thePolice Act 1892,unclaimedstolenbicycleswill be soldby public auctionat Departmentof Services,StateSupply DisposalCentre,21 Pilbara Street,Welshpool on Thesday,October 19, 1993 at 9.00 am.Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar, GovernmentAuctioneer.

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.

MINISTERIAL ACTING ARRANGEMENTSIt is herebynotified for public information that His Excellencythe Governor has approvedthefollowing temporaryallocation of portfolios during the absenceof the Hon C. L. Edwardes,MLAat any time during the period25-28 August 1993 inclusive-

Acting Attorney General-HonP. G. Foss,MLC.Acting Minister for Women’s Interests;ParliamentaryandElectoralAffairs-Hon N. F. Moore,MLC.

M. C. WAUCHOPE, Chief Executive,Office of StateAdministration.

MINISTERIAL ACTING ARRANGEMENTSIt is herebynotified for public information that His Excellency the Governor has approvedthefollowing temporaryallocation of portfolio during the absenceof the Hon C. J. Barnett,MLA forthe period 29 August to 11 September1993 inclusive-

Acting Minister for Tourism-HonP. G. Foss,MLC.M. C. WA-UCHOPE, Chief Executive,

Office of StateAdministration.

MINISTERIAL ACTING ARRANGEMENTSIt is herebynotified for public information that His Excellency the Governorhas approvedthefollowing temporaryallocationof portfolios during the absenceof the Hon C. J. Barnett,MLA forthe period 29 Augustto 11 September1993 inclusive-Acting Minister for ResourcesDevelopment;Energy

Hon N. F. Moore30 August-2 September1993Hon S. G. Cash,MLC3-11 September1993.

M. C. WA-UCHOPE, Chief Executive,Office of State Administration.

PE4O1POLICE AUCTION

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II01

BETTING CONTROL ACT 1954BETTING CONTROL AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1993

Madeby His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil.Citation1. Theseregulationsmay be cited astheBetting Control AmendmentRegulations1993.

Principal Regulations2. In theseregulationsthe Betting Control Regulations1978* are referredto as theprincipal regulations.

[*Rep,.jntedas at 10 September1992.]

RegulatIon14 amended3. Regulation14 of the principal regulationsis amended-

a in subregulation5, by inserting after "in the licenceitself’ the following-" or by endorsementon the licence "; and

b by adding the subregulationfollowing-" 6 A- bookmaker’slicencewhich is endorsedto that effect authorizesthe

licensee to carry on the businessof a bookmaker,in relation to sportingeventsor contingenciesapprovedundersection4B, by meansof on-coursetelephonebettingconductedin accordancewith regulation71.

Regulation71 added4. After regulation70 of the principal regulationsthe following regulationis added.

"Thiephonebettingon sporting events71. 1 Whenbettingon a sportingevent, or a contingency,is approvedundersection4B of the Act a licenseewho is so authorizedby endorsementon thelicencemay carry on businessas a bookmakerby meansof on-coursetelephonebettingin relation to that sportingeventor contingency-

a in accordancewith the proceduresestablishedand approvedby theBoard for the conductof such betting,and not otherwise; and

b if the committee or other authority controlling the racecoursesopermits.

2 For the purposesof subregulation1 the Board has establishedthefollowing procedures-

a the telephonesystemto be usedshall be of a type approvedby the.Board;

b all inwardandoutwardtelephonelinesusedfor bettingpurposesshallhaveattachedsecurablevoice loggingequipmentof a type approvedbythe Board;

c consentto thevoice loggingof thebettingtransactionsis to be obtainedfrom all telephonebettors;

d all betting transactionsby telephoneshall be recordedthrough thevoice logging equipment;

e the full detailsof eachbetreceived,includingthebettingticketnumberand account number, shall be confirmed with the bettor by thebookmaker, or an agent or employee of the bookmaker,before theconclusionof the telephoneconservation;

f the tapesused to recordbettingtransactionsshall-i be held and distributedby stewards;ii at the end of each race meeting,be collected by the Betting

Steward,togetherwith the duplicatesportsbetting sheets;andiii be maintainedas bettingrecordsfor inspectionor audit by any

authorizedperson;and

g thevoiceloggingequipmentusedshall besealedby, andonly accessibleby or in conjunction with, a Betting Steward or other authorizedperson.

3 The detailsof all betsreceivedby telephoneareto be separatelyrecordedand, for the purposesof section 15 of the Act, included in the returnsto bedeliveredunderthe Act.

4 Whereanoffer of a betby telephoneis not confirmedas requiredby theproceduresestablishedby the Boardthat bettingtransactiondoesnot constitute a valid bet.

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


WA4O1

Noticeis herebygiven that His Excellencythe Governorhasresolved,undersection96 of the LandDrainageAct 1925, to exemptthe Albany, Busselton,Harvey, Mundijong, RoelandsandWaroonadrainagedistrictsfrom the operationof PartVII, Division 3 of thatAct for a period ending30 June1994.

W. J. COX, ManagingDirector,WaterAuthority of WesternAustralia.

ContractNo. Project Closing Date TenderDocumentfrom

E124 Bunbury-CasuarinaSpur Groyne

Harbour 7 September1993 AdministrativeAssistant,Technical Services

Tenderdocumentsare available from Monday, 16 August 1993, on paymentof a non-refundabledepositof $15.00.

MARINE AND HARBOURSTenders

M. J. PAUL, Director Technical Services.

ContractNo. Project Closing Date TenderDocumentfrom

E127 Mandurah OceanDredging1993/94

Entrance 7 September1993 AdministrativeAssistant,Technical Services

Tenderdocumentsare available from Monday, 16 August 1993,on paymentof a non-refundabledepositof $15.00.

WATER AUThORITY ACT 1984LAND DRAINAGE ACT 1925

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MARINE AND HARBOURSTenders

ZT502

M. J. PAUL, Director Technical Services.


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