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30 August 19913 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4551

LAND ACT 1933CLASSIFICATION OF RESERVED LANDS

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA 1 By His Excellency the Honourable Sir Francis

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

L.S. guished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGeorge, Oueen’s Counsel, Governor of the Stateof Western Australia,

DOLA File 1586/67.Under section 31 1 a of the Land Act 1933, I, the Governoractingwith the advice andconsentof the Executive Council, hereby classify as of Class "A" Reserve No. 31211 comprising AvonLocation 27711 with an areaof 289.0548 hectareson Original Plan7013 for the designatedpurposeof "Conservationof Flora andFauna".Given undermy hand and the Seal of the State on 25 June 1991.By His Excellency’sCommand,

GOD SAVE THE QUEENDAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.

JUSTICESACT 1902JUSTICESSERVICE OF SUMMONSES BY POSTAMENDMENT

REGULATIONS No. 2 1991Made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council.Citation1. Theseregulationsmaybe citedas the JusticesServiceof Summonsesby PostAmendmentRegulations No. 2 1991.Schedule amended2. The Schedule to the Justices Serviceof Summonsesby Post Regulations1982* is amended-

a by inserting after "ConsumerAffairs Act 1971." the following-Credit Act 1984. ";

b by deleting "Door to Door Sales Act 1964." and substituting thefollowing-

Door to Door Trading Act 1987. ";

c by deleting "Pyramid Sales SchemesAct 1973.";d by inserting after "SeedsAct 1981." the following-

SettlementAgents Act 1981. ";

e by deleting "Trade Descriptionsand FalseAdvertisementsAct 1936.";f by inserting after "TransportAct 1966." the following-

" Travel Agents Act 1985. "; and

g by deleting "Unsolicited Goods and ServicesAct 1973.".[*Published in the Gazetteof 17 December1982 at pp. 4831-2. For amend

ments to 13 June 1991 see page 292 of 1990 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia.]By His Excellency’s Command,

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L. M. AULD, Clerk of the Council.

HIRE PURCHASE ACT 1959HIRE PURCHASE CREDIT PROVIDERSLICENSING REPEAL

REGULATIONS 1991Made by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation1. The regulations may be cited as the Hire Purchase Credit ProvidersLicensing RepealRegulations1991.

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Repeal2. The Hire Purchase Credit Providers Licensing Regulations 1975* arerepealed.

[*Published in the Gazetteof 30 January 1975 at pp. 241-264. For amendments to 21 June 1991 see p. 282 of 1990 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia.]

By His Excellency’s Command,L. M. AULD, Clerk of the Council.

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncilhas approvedof the following appointmentsto the Commissionof thePeacefor the Stateof WesternAustralia.NoreenaHannahBremnerof 5/3 ParamattaRoad,Doubleviewand 99 Plain Street,East Perth.Ian Charles Craig of 73 Austral Parade,Bunbury and 143 ForrestAvenue, Bunbury.Pek Cher Goh of 95 Circe Circle, Dalkeith and 33 Ventnor Avenue, West Perth.Norma Hurst of Sturt MeadowsStation,Leonora.

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D. G. DOIG, Under Secretaryfor Law.

JUSTICES ACT 1902It is hereby notified for public information that The Lieutenant Governor and Deputy of theGovernor in ExecutiveCouncil has-

1 Under section 8 of the JusticesAct 1902, acceptedthe resignationof JudithAnn Durninof 10 JacquelineStreet,Bayswater,from the office of Justiceof thePeacefor the RoebourrieMagisterial District;

andUnder section 6 of the Justices Act 1902, approvedof the appointmentof Judith AnnDurnin of 10 JacquelineStreet,Bayswater,to the office of Justiceof the Peacefor the Stateof WesternAustralia.

2 Under section 8 of the Justices Act 1902, acceptedthe resignationof Reith GraemeMacLeodof BroomeAirport, Broome,from the office of Justiceof the Peacefor the PilbaraMagisterial District;

andUnder section 6 of the JusticesAct 1902, approvedof the appointmentof Reith GraemeMacLeod of Broome Airport, Broome, to the office of Justice of the Peacefor the State ofWesternAustralia.

3 Under section 8 of the JusticesAct 1902, acceptedthe resignationof Garry JohnOliverof Lot 104 Coorin Street,Coomberdale,from the office of Justiceof the Peacefor the CollierMagisterial District;

andUndersection6 of the JusticesAct 1902,approvedof the appointmentof GarryJohnOliverof Lot 104 Coorin Street, Coomberdale,to the office of Justiceof the Peacefor the Stateof WesternAustralia.

JUSTICES ACT 1902


It is notified for public information that The LieutenantGovernorandDeputy of the Governor hasacceptedthe resignation of Stella Carmody of 2 Rawlins Street, Glendaloughfrom the office ofJusticeof the Peacefor the State of WesternAustralia.

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JUSTICESACT 1902

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30 August 1991] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4553

DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT 1913It is hereby notified for public information that the Hon Attorney General has approved theappointmentof the following personsas Commissionersfor Declarationsunderthe DeclarationsandAttestationsAct 1913-

Peter JosephKelliher of MeckeringPaul BernardOffszankaof CannaClive ThomasWoodcockof Northampton

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BINNINGUP RECREATION GROUNDDEVELOPMENT EXEMPTION ORDER 1991

Made by the EnvironmentalProtection Authority with the approval of theLieutenantGovernorand Deputy of the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil undersection 6 of the EnvironmentalProtectionAct 1986.Citation1. This Order may be cited as the Environmental Protection BinningupRecreationGround DevelopmentExemption Order 1991.Exemption2. TheEnvironmentalProtectionAuthority herebydeclaresthat the provisionsof the Environmental Protection Swan Coastal Plain Wetlands Regulations1991 do not apply to Wellington Locations17 and 20, Lot 51, Shire of Harveyin respect to acts and things comprising the proposedBinningup RecreationGround Development.

BARRY CARBON, Chairman,EnvironmentalProtectionAuthority.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1986ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 2

1991Madeby His Excellency the Governorin ExecutiveCouncil on the recommendation of the EnvironmentalProtectionAuthority.Citation1. Theseregulationsmay becited asthe EnvironmentalProtectionAmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1991.

Regulation 16 inserted2. After regulation15 of the EnvironmentalProtectionRegulations1987*, thefollowing regulationis inserted-

Control of organotin anti-fouling paint16. 1 On and from 1 November 1991, a person shall not applyorganotin anti-fouling paint to, or cause or permit such paint to beapplied to-

a a piling, pier, buoy, mooring or other structurein an enclosedwater body or a semi-enclosedwater body;

b a vesselthat is 25 metresor less in length; orc a vesselthat is morethan 25 metresin length, unlessthe paint

hasbeenformulatedso that in respectof eachsquarecentimetreof surfaceto which it is applied-i not more than 210 micrograms of organotin are released

during the first 14 days after the applicationof the paint;and

ii not more than 5 microgramsof organotinare releasedduringeachsubsequentday.

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D. G. DOIG, Under Secretary for Law.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1986


2 On and from 1 September1991, a personshall not sell organotinanti-fouling paint that is formulatedotherthan as describedin subregulation 1 c.

3 On and from 1 September1991, a person who has a containercontainingorganotinanti-fouling paint shall ensurethat it has a clearlyreadablelabel with the words "NOT TO BE APPLIED TO VESSELS25 METRES OR LESS 1N LENGTH".

4 In this regulation-"enclosedwater body" meansa body of water, such as a lake, not

connectedto the sea;"length" meansthe hull length of a ship, boat or hovercraft or the

overall length of any other vessel;"Organotin anti-fouling paint" meansa coating,paint or treatment

that contains an organicderivative of tin;"semi-enclosedwater body" meansa partially enclosedcoastalwater,

such as an estuary, river, port, harbour, bay, marina or yachtclub;

"vessel" meansany ship, boat, hovercraft or hulk and any vehicle,whether floating or submersibleand whether self-propelledornot, that is capableof being used in or on water.

[*published in the Gazetteof 20 February 1987 at pp. 444-449. For amendments to 20 June 1991 see p. 228 of 1990 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia.]Recommendedby resolution of the EnvironmentalProtection Authority madeon 2nd August 1990.By His Excellency’sCommand,


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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1986ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 3

1991Madeby His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil on the recommendation of the EnvironmentalProtectionAuthority.Citation1. Theseregulationsmay becited as the EnvironmentalProtectionAmendmentRegulationsNo. 3 1991.Commencement2. Theseregulationsshall come into operationon the day on which they arepublishedin the GovernmentGazette.Principal regulations3. In theseregulationsthe Environmental Protection Regulations 1987* arereferredto as the principal regulations.

[* Published in the Gazetteof 20 February 1987 at pp. 444-449. For amendmentsto 21 May 1991 see1990 Indexto Legislationof WesternAustralia p. 228.]Regulation 11 added4. After regulation10 of the principal regulationsthe following regulationsareadded-

Interpretation11. 1 In this regulationand regulations12, 13, 14 and 15-

"licensedpremises"meansa place that is prescribedpremisesunderthe Act, andin relation to which the licenceis in force undertheAct;

"storage" includescollection and deposit;"tyre" meansa ty’re madewhether wholly or partly of natural or

syntheticrubber or similar material.2 For the purposesof theseregulations,2 cubic metresof shredded,

brokenor piecesof usedtyres shall be deemedto equal100 usedtyresandany multiple of 2 cubic metresof shredded,brokenor piecesof usedtyres shall be deemedto be equal to the correspondingmultiple of 100used tyres and where an intermediatequantity of shredded,broken orpiecesof usedtyres occursthe equivalentnumberof usedtyres shall becalculatedby interpolation.

30 August 1991] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA . 4555

3 For the purposesof theseregulationsthe size of a tyre shall bedisregardedwhencomputingthe numberof tyres in question.Disposal and storageof tyres12. For the purposesof the definition of "pollution" in section 3 of theAct-

a the disposalof tyres otherwisethan in accordancewith regulation 14;

b the storageof usedtyres-i in any number exceeding 500 on a place used for or in

connectionwith a tyre fitting business;ii in any numberexceeding100 on any other place,

is a prescribedkind of pollution.

Transport of usedtyres prohibited13. 1 A personshall not-

a for gain or other reward; orb in the courseof any businesscarriedon by that person,

transportused ty’res-c for the purpose of storageexcept to a place that is licensed

premisesfor that purpose;ord for the purposeof disposalexceptto a place that is established

for that purpose.Penalty:$200.2 For the purposesof subregulation 1 a person is deemed to

transportused tyres in the courseof businesswhether the transportofused tyres is the principal businesscarriedon by that personor is onlyincidentalto any otherbusinesscarriedon by that person.

Standardsfor the disposalof tyres14. Tyres may be disposedof-

a by incinerationif-i the emissionsfrom the chimney of that incineratordo not

exceedthe following levels-particulatematter 50 mg/m3carbon monoxide 1 g/m3zinc 3 mg/ni3cadmium 3 mg/m3aluminium 3 mg/m3dioxins 5 partsper thou

sandmillionor such other levels as are approvedby Chief ExecutiveOfficer; and

ii smoke discharged does not exceed a shade of 1 whencomparedwith the AustralianMiniature SmokeChart AS3543 1989;

orU, at a waste disposalsite licensedunder the Health Act 1911 or

any othersiteapprovedby the Chief ExecutiveOfficer, by burialunder not less than 500 mm of soil in batchesnot exceeding1 000 tyres after shreddingor otherwisereducingthe tyres intopiecesnot exceeding250 mm, unlessthe personin chargeof thesitewith the approvalof the Chief ExecutiveOfficer permits thetyres to be buried whole; or

c any other method of disposalapprovedby the Minister on theadvice of the Chief ExecutiveOfficer.

Standardsfor the storageof used tyres

15. Used tyres shall not be storedon licensedpremisesotherwisethanin accordancewith the conditionsof thelicenceissuedin relation to thosepremises. ".

Schedule1 amended5. Schedule1 to the principal regulationsis amendedby inserting after itemxxiii of item 1 the following item-

xxiv sitesusedor proposedto be usedas usedtyre storagesitesandonwhich thereis or is likely to be pollution of the kind prescribedbyregulation 12 U,; ".

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [30 August 1991

6. Schedule3 to the principal regulationsis amendedin item 1after paragraphs the following paragraph-

t sitesusedor proposedto be usedas usedtyre storagesitesand on which thereis or is likely to be pollutionof the kind prescribedby regulation 12 U,-

i the numberstoreddoesnot exceed10 000ii the number stored exceeds 10 000 but not

100 000iii the number stored exceeds100 000 but not

500 000iv the number stored exceeds500 000 but not

1 000 000v the number storedexceeds1 000 000 but not

5 000 000vi the numberstoredexceeds5 000 000

by inserting

$200

500

1 000

2 000

3 0005000 "..,

Adoptedat a meetingof the EnvironmentalProtectionAuthority held on 17 May1991.

B. CARBON, Chafrthäh

By His Excellency’sCommand,L. M. AULD, Clerk of the Council.

EB4O1 FIRE BRIGADES SUPERANNUATION ACT 1985The following have beenappointed/electedto both the WesternAustralianFire BrigadesSuperannuation Board and the Western Australian Disablement Benefits Boards.Members-

J. Little appointed19/8/91-18/8/94R. C. Woodselected19/8/91-18/8/94

Alternate-G. J. Clifford elected 19/8/91-18/8/92M. D. Kendall appointed 19/8/91-18/8/94

FISHERIES ACT 1905PART IIIB-PROCESSINGESTABLISHMENTS

The public is notified that I haveamendedProcessor’sLicenceNo. 1137 issuedto LonimarAustraliaPty Ltd to permit the processingof greenlipandbrownlip abalone.In addition, the following new conditionhas beenaddedto the licence-

"Shallbe permittedto processgreenlippedabaloneHaliotis laevigata andbrownlippedabaloneHaliotis conicopora provided that within two yearsof the date of this letter of approvalthelicenseeis processing,andcontinuesto process,to a value addedproductof either cannedordried abalone at least 50 per cent by weight meat weight of abalone receivedinto theprocessingplant."

Health Departmentof WA,Perth,22 August 1991.

The appointmentof Mr LaurenceGeorgeGreen as a Health Surveyorto the Town of Kwinana forthe period effective 2 September1991 to 29 November 1991 is approved.The appointmentof Mr SydneyA. McCallum as a Health Surveyorto the Town of Kwinana for theperiod effective 12 August 1991 to 30 August 1991 is approved.

BRIAN DEVTNE, delegateof ExecutiveDirector, Public Health.

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Schedule 3 amended

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B. K. BOWEN, ExecutiveDirector of Fisheries.

HEALTH ACT 1911

7632/89


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HEALTH ACT 1911Health Departmentof WA,

Perth,22 August 1991.8576/88The appointmentof Mr Garry J. Russell as a Health Surveyor Meat to the Shire of Tammineffective from 19 August 1991 is approved.

BRIAN DEVINE, delegateof ExecutiveDirector, Public Health.

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PODIATRISTSREGISTRATION ACT 1984Health Departmentof WA,

Perth, 20 August 1991.436/90 ExCo 4429The LieutenantGovernorand Deputy of the Governor in Executive Council has appointedunderthe provisionsof the PodiatristsRegistrationAct 1984, Dr I. M. Churchward,Mr S. SymesandMrsA. Rollins as membersof the PodiatristsRegistrationBoard for a threeyearperiod ending12 June1994.

PETER J. BRENNAN, Commissionerof Health.

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POISONSACT 1964PoisonsAdvisory Committee

Health Departmentof WA,Perth,20 August 1991.

2077/87ExCo 4431The LieutenantGovernorarid Deputy of the Governor in Executive Council has appointed,underthe provisions of section 18 1 of the PoisonsAct 1964, Mr P. N. Di Marco as Secretaryof thePoisonsAdvisory Committee,vice Mr B. P. Wall resigned.


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ANIMAL RESOURCESAUTHORITY ACT 1981Health Departmentof WA,

Perth,20 August 1991.2161/87ExCo 4427The LieutenantGovernor and Deputy of the Governor in Executive Council has appointed,underthe provisions of the Animal ResourcesAuthority Act 1981, ProfessorJ. McC Howell as memberand Chairman,Dr J. J. Rippey as memberand DeputyChairmanand ProfessorD. R. Lindsay asmemberof the Animal ResourcesAuthority for a period of 3 years, ending2 July 1994.

PETER J. BRENNAN, Commissionerof Health.03430-2


NURSESACT 1968Health Departmentof WA,

Perth,20 August 1991.

568/90 ExCo 4428The LieutenantGovernor and Deputy of the Governor has appointedunder the provisions ofsection9 of the NursesAct 1968 the following personsto the NursesBoard of WesternAustraliafor the period ending 14 August 1992.

MemberMs P. BaskinMs S. WilsonMr J. M. MiddlebergDr J. M. HenzellMr D. VincentMr M. BondDr M. RyanMrs G. RoachMrs K. SearleMs M. R. BairdMs S. D. WilliamsMr P. R. DellaMrs J. RaxterMrs P. J. LanzellMs J. M. RobertsonMs F. E. FlemingMs H. P. BarnardMs M. R. Dobbyn

DeputyMemberMs P. Brown

Mrs M. LawrenceMr J. ThomsonDr D. WatsonMs C. YoungMrs J. WilliamsDr R. J. WattsMs C. ReynoldsMs G. J. SutherlandMrs M. J. KroeberMs E. A. RedpathMrs L. D. MurrayMrs J. G. CullenMs K. J. CraftMs J. C. Wilson


Honey Pool RegulationsReg. 10Notion of Election

Notice is hereby given that an election of a Director of the Honey Pool of WesternAustraliaunderparagraphU, of subsection2 of section 8 of the HoneyPool Act 1978, will takeplaceat the officeof the ReturningOfficer, on the 27th day of October,1991 closing at 12 o’clock in the forenoon onthat day.Nominations of candidatesare required to be made in accordancewith the abovementionedregulationsand must be receivedby the Returning Officer at his office before twelve noon on the27th day of September,1991.

ERRATALOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

S. R. LUCE, Returning Officer,99 BeechboroRoad,Bayswater6053.

Changeof Nameof StreetsWhereaserrors occurredin the notice published under the above heading on page 4002 ofGovernmentGazetteNo. 101 dated2 August 1991 they are correctedas follows.In the noticeunder the heading:

Shire of Coolgardie

DOLA File: 3084/990.Delete"Salisbury Street" and insert " SalsburyStreet ".

In the notice underthe heading:

DOLA File: 1432/983.Shireof Plantagenet

Delete ‘Macsorley Road" and insert " MacSorleyRoad ".

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HONEY POOL ACT 1978

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The errata publishedon page 4363 of Government GazetteNo. 110 dated 23 August 1991 issupersededby this notice.

30 August 1991]

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4559

CORRIGENDUMLOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

Dedicationof StreetDepartmentof Land Administration,

Perth.DOLA File 3179/985.In this notice appearingin the GovernmentGazettedated9 August 1991, page4128, under theheading"Shire of Chittering", line 1, read " Shire of Chittering DOLA File 3179/985. RoadNo. 18277 ParksideGardens " in lieu of "Shire of ChitteringParksideGardens".

A. A. SKINNER, ExecutiveDirector.

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PUBLIC WORKS ACTInstrumentof Sub-delegation

I, David Smith, Minister for Lands,acting in accordancewith section SB of the Public Works Act1902 hereby delegateto the Manager, Land and Property ServicesBranch, Land OperationsDivision of the Departmentof LandAdministration, powersand dutiesunderthose sectionsof thePublic Works Act listed in the following Schedule.

Section Subject

15 3 and 417 2 U, and c

17 2 d i17 2 d ii17 3 a and U,

17 3 C

17 617A192223 1 d242526

29, 29A and 29B

29 229 429 7 a i29 7 a ii29 8

29A 2

Return of mineral rights as compensation.Causingpublication of Notice of Intention to Resume.Administrative responsibilities only are sub-delegated.Ministerialapprovalis to be obtainedprior to any resumptionaction beinginitiated.Extensionof 30 day periodfor objection to resume.Invitation of representativesto supportobjections.Consentto dealings in land subject to NOITR.Withholding of consentto a dealing in land the subject of aNOITR.Endorsementof consenton an instrument.Entry onto land by authorisedperson.CausingNotice of Resumptionto be served.Paymentof compensationfor damage.Serviceof Notice on Registrar.Serviceof Notice on Minister for Lands.Inclusion of small severancesinto adjoining land.Agreementto purchaseincluding authorisationof purchaseprice*within 10% of valuation advisedby Valuer General,if more thanthat figure, plus an allowance for disturbanceor relocationcostsas is appropriatefor each case.Ministers of client departmentsare to agreebeforehandto negotiationsbeinginitiated. Purchasesby DOLA in its own right are to be approvedby the Minister forLands in the first instance.Execute Contractsof Sale andexchangeagreements.Subject to any approvalsrequiredby the Governor-

0 Approve action to arrangesale of land by private treaty orby tender,including the appointmentof agents,auctioneers,etc.

0 Approve sale of land.0 Executecontractsof sale.

Notice in Gazetteof proposedsale, andto former owners.Notice to local authority of grantingof option to re-purchase.Authorisation to use purchasedland for anotherpublic work.

Pricingof land for disposal,within 10% of valuation advisedbyValuer General,if less than that figure.Advice to former owner of Governor’sdecision regardingrequestfor option.


Section Subject

29A 3 Decision and advice to former owner within 12 months.29A 4 Publication of Notice in Gazetteof decision on former owner’s

requestfor option to purchase.29B 1 a i Pricing of land for disposal,within 10% of valuation advisedby

Valuer General,if less than that figure.29B 1 a ii Authorisationto useresumedlandfor anotherpublic work, where

it has beenusedfor its original purposefor at least 10 years.

29B 1 U, & 2 U, Pricing of land for disposal, in accordancewith the formulaprescribedby Section 29B 2 U,.

31 Notice to Registrarof Titles of sale.32 Lotting of land not immediatelyrequired,including the powerto

executeleaseagreements,approveleaserentals,and sign noticesto quit.

Part III Power and duty to act as respondentin compensationcases,including the approvalof compensationfor damagesor injuriousaffectionarising from entry onto land,andexecutionof associatedagreements.Minister to be advisedof actions commenced,andtheir outcome.

34 3 Agreement to allow lessee,tenant,licenseeto continue.36 2 Extension of period for making claim.39 Application to Judgein relation to absenteeclaims.41 3 Receive and give receipt for compensationclaims.42 to 49A Procedurein negotiatingclaim.50 to 77 CompensationCourt hearing.80 Certificationthat land is availableunders.29 in lieu of compen

sation. Administrative responsibilities only are sub-delegated.Advice to Governor remainsa Ministerial responsibility.

82 Entry for survey.112 Temporaryoccupationfor public works.119 Entry onto resumedor acquiredland, or associatedproceedings.

Minister to be informed of actionscommenced,and their outcome.

120 Penalty for obstructingwork person. Minister to be informed ofactions commenced,and their outcome.

DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960DECLARATION OF CLOSURE OF STREETS

Made by the Minister for Lands Under Section 288AAt the requestof the local governmentnominated,the streetsdescribedin the Scheduleare nowdeclaredto be closed.

Schedule1. City of Kalgoorlie-BoulderDOLA File 808/989;DocumentNo. E673967;ClosureNo. K1042.Allthoseroadsshown colouredgreen on page7 of Road Closure and Disposal DocumentE673967.Public Plan: CF 37 10 06.07, 07.07 Kalgoorlie-Boulder.2. Shire of Broome DOLA File 9016/1899;ClosureNo. B1289. All that portion of Anne Streetnowcomprisedin Broome Lot 2788 shownborderedred on DOLA Survey Diagram90122.Public Plan: CG 73 2 30.14 Broome.3. Shire of Bruce Rock DOLA File 4871/953; DocumentNo. E673966; Closure No. B1290. Thewholeof the surveyedroadsshowncolouredgreen on page7 of RoadClosureandDisposalDocumentE673966.Public Plan: 2534-Il Wadderin 1:50 000.4. Shire of CapelDOLA File 2978/989;ClosureNo. C1230.All that portion of RoadNo. 1181 shownborderedblue on DOLA Survey Diagram 89510.Public Plan: BF 30 10 08.02 Capel.


5. Shire of CoolgardieDOLA File 911/991a DocumentNo. E659580;ClosureNo. C1231.The wholeof the partly surveyedroadshown

borderedblue on page 7 of Road Closure and Disposal DocumentE659580.b DocumentNo. E659581;Closure No. C1232. All that portion of Drysdale Street shown

borderedblue on page 7 of Road Closure andDisposal DocumentE659581.Public Plan: CF 37 2.5 09.11 Coolgardie.

6. Shire of Coorow DOLA File 2909/964V2; DocumentNo. E673959;ClosureNo. C1233. All thatportion of Station StreetRoadNo. 2475 now comprisedin Coorow Lot 100 shown borderedgreenon DOLA Survey Plan 17724.Pubic Plan: Coorow Townsite.7. Shire of Kuhn DOLA File 2486/978; Document No. E673962; Closure No. K1043. All thatportion of JohnstonStreet Road No. 5362 now comprisedin Kuhn Lot 310 shown borderedredon DOLA Survey Diagram90141.Public Plan: Kuhn Thwnsite.8. Shire of Lake GraceDOLA File 123/941; DocumentNo. E673960;Closure No. L144. All thoseportionsof Pitt Streetand SewardAvenuenow comprisedin Varley Lots 56 and59 shownborderedgreen and pink, respectively,on DOLA SurveyPlan 17725.Public Plan: Varley Townsite.9. Shire of Mt. Marshall DOLA File 2026/990; Closure No. M1317. All that portion of LindsayStreetnow comprisedin BeaconLot 675 shownborderedred on DOLA Survey Diagram89962.Public Plan: BK 38 2 13.31 and Pt 13.32 Beacon.10. Shire of Mundaring DOLA File 3205/990; Closure No. M1318. All those portions of ManjiriDrive RoadNo. 13268 and Ridge Road now comprisedin the land the subject of DOLA SurveyDiagram 90055.Public Plan: BG 34 2 27.28, 27.29, 28.28, 28.29 Perth.11. Shire of RoebourneDOLA File 245/964 V2; DocumentNo. E673965;ClosureNo. R208. Thewhole of Road No. 283 shown colouredgreen on page7 of Road Closure and Disposal DocumentE673965.Public Plan: SF 50-2 Dampier1:250000.12. Shire of SharkBay DOLA File 1203/983;Closure No. S427.All that portion of Knight TerraceRoadNo. 4505 now comprisedin DenhamLot 302 shownborderedpink on DOLA SurveyDiagram89367.Public Plan: AM 51 2 39.10 Denham.13. Shire of SwanDOLA File 2629/990;DocumentNo. E673958;ClosureNo. S428.All that portionof Harrow Street shown borderedblue on DOLA Survey Diagram90099.Public Plan: BG 34 2 16.37, 17.37 Perth.

A. A. SKINNER, ExecutiveDirector,Departmentof Land Administration.

LA7O 1

NAMING OF GLENHUON SPORTSGROUNDReserveNo. 39158

Departmentof Land Administration,Perth.

File No. 1907/986.It is hereby notified for generalinformation that the nameof "GlenhuonSportsground"hasbeenapplied to the land containedin ReserveNo. 39158 being set apart for the purposeof "PublicRecreationand Drainage" and locatedin the Shire of Dardanup.Public Plans:Bunbury 02 06.33.


LB6O1

LAND ACT 1933Notice of Intention to Grant a Lease

It is hereby notified that it is intended to grant a Special Lease over Bulara location 123, toAboriginal Lands Trust underSection 116 of the Land Act for a term of 50 years.



LB603

LAND ACT 1933NOTICE OF INTENTION TO GRANT A LEASE

Departmentof Land Administration,14 August 1991.

It is hereby notified that it is intendedto grant a Special Leaseover Tugaila location 1, Yowalgalocation 1 and Milyuga location 10 to Aboriginal Lands Trust undersection 116 of the Land Actfor a term of 50 years for the purposeof "Use and Benefit of Aboriginal Inhabitants".


LB604

LAND ACT 1933NOTICE OF INTENTION TO GRANT A LEASE

Departmentof Land Administration,14 August 1991.

It is herebynotified that it is intended to grant a SpecialLeaseover Wanmanlocation 2 to theAboriginal Lands Trust undersection 116 of the Land Act for a term of 50 years for the purposeof "Use and Benefit of Aboriginal Inhabitants".


LB605

LAND ACT 1933Notice of Intention to Grant a Lease

It, is. hereby notified that it is intended to grant a Special Lease over Dampierlocation 297 toDjarindjin Aboriginal Corporationundersection 116 of the Land Act for a term of 50 yearsfor thepurposeof "Use and Benefit of Aboriginal Inhabitants".


LB606

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO GRANT A LEASE

It is herebynotified that it is intendedto granta SpecialLeaseoverDampierlocation290, to PenderAboriginal CorporationunderSection 116 of the Land Act for a term of 50 years for the purposeof "Use and Benefit of Aboriginal Inhabitants".


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Coolgardie

BUILDING AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 4 1991It is hereby notified for public information that at a meeting of the CoolgardieShire Council heldon 15 August 1991 it was resolved that the fees specified hereundershall be levied from 1September1991.

P. J. HUGHSON, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof FeesClass 1 and Class 10-0.2%Class 2 to 9 Inclusive-O.1%Minimum, any Class-$25.00

LG3O1


LG4O1

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Town of Claremont

Scheduleof Fees andChargesIt is hereby notified for public information that the Council of the Town of ClaremontresolvedonJuly 23rd, 1991 to adopt the following Feesand Charges-

Town Hall Applicable from 1/1/92Lesser LesserMain & Main

Night Use6pm-lamSocial Functions $12.50per hour $21 perhour $25 per hourMeetings $11.50 $20 $25ClassesMon-Thurs only $8.50 $8.50 $13.50Day Use8am-SpmSocial Functions $8.50 $16 $20Meetings $7.50 $13.50 $16ClassesMon-Thurs only $6.50 $8.50 $13.50Setting Up Fees $6.50 $8.50 $11.50Church Services $10.00Minimum Bonds $100 No AlcoholMaybe varied at the discretion of Council $200 AlcoholAdministration $500 Social

Functions

Piano Hire $7.00 for 2 hour maximum$12.50 per day or evening

Concessions 20% reductionto local organisationsonapplication to administration

Exhibition RoomApplicable 1/1/92Students $17.00 per day

$90.00 per 5.5 day weekCommercialHire $34.00 perday commercialTennis CourtsRowe Park $3.50 per hourAquatic CentreAdults $1.50Children .70School Group/Classes .50ConcessionTickets $12.00Vac. Concession $7.50ProfessionalFees-ScubaDiving $350.00 perseason,plus daily adult admittanceCoachingRights $3500.00Kiosk $1200.00Clubrooms $100.00 per clubOther ReservesCresswell-McKenziePavilion $5000.00 per clubClaremont Oval Pavilion $600.00Claremont Tennis $7000.00Claremont Playground $665.00Rowe Park Pavilion-Sunrise Playground $8.00 per day-Guides/Brownies $5.00 per night-Half day rentals $4.00RubbishRemovalNon RateabheProperties $160.00Additional/Bulk RubbishServices-240 Litre MGB $78.00 per removal/peryear-Commercial-1.5m $755.00

-3.Om $1500.00ParkingRoyal Show $5.00 per entrySpecialEvents $2.00 per entryClaremontMuseumApplicable 1/1 1/91Admissions-Adults $1.50-Children .50


Site FeesPhotographyweddings,fashion etc. $20.00 perhourCelebrantweddingson site with MuseumOpen $100.00 for 2 hour period includesattendants,

chairs, toilets etc.PAS ServicesCommunity & Studentenquiries $1.50 1Private ResearchFee $10.00 [ May be variedat the discretionBusinessEnquiries $20.00 of Museum AdministrationHousingReport $100.00 JPhotographicOrders-Private $8.00 1st negativeor cost of new negative

$5.00 thereafter-Business $20.00 1st negativeor cost of new negative

$10.00 thereafterEducation Programme-Children $1.00 up to $15.00 per studentCoachBookings $10.00 opening feenon open day $1.50 peradult-guidedtourSpecialAged persons-groupvisits $2.50 perperson, Tea/Biscuit & Museum

entranceTea/coffees $4.00 perpersonwith MuseumentranceGroup bookings $6.00 perpersonwith Museum entrancePhotocopying .20 per sheet

LG402

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Toodyay

Private Swimming Pools-InspectionFeeIt is hereby notified for public information that the Council of the Municipality of the Shire ofToodyay at its meeting held on July 25, 1991, resolvedpursuantto section 245A of the LocalGovernmentAct 1960, that a $30.00 inspectionfee be imposedon all propertieswithin thetownsitesof Toodyay, West Toodyay and Bejoording at which a swimming pool or spa is situated,to coverthe cost of inspectionfor the period ending June30, 1992.

ROBERT J. MILLAR, Shire Clerk.

LG403

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shireof Leonora

Building AmendmentRegulationsNo. 4 1991It is herebynotified for public information that theShire of Leonorahasresolvedto set the followingbuilding licence fees, effectivefrom 20th August, 1991.1. Building Licences-

a For the issueof a building Licence for a new 0.2% of the estimatedcost of the proposedbuilding of Class 1 or 10 or for alterationsor construction,but not less than $25.additionsto an existingbuilding of Class1 or10

U, For the issue of a building licence for a new 0.2% of the estimatedcost of the proposedbuilding of a Classother than Class 1 or 10 construction,but not less than $25or for alterationsor additionsto an existingbuilding of a Classother than Class1 or 10

2. Preliminary Plansfor the examinationof, and 25% of the fee for the issue of a buildinga reporton, preliminary plans licenceto carry out the proposedconstruc

tion describedin the plans.3. Materialson Streetfor theissueof a licencefor $1 per month or part of a month for each

the depositof building materialson street m2 of the areaof thestreetenclosedby anyhoardingor fence.

4. Demolition for the issue of licence to demolish $50 for eachstoreya building

W. JACOBS,Shire Clerk.


LG404

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Tammin

This notice is to advisefor public information,that Garry LeonardKeeffe hasbeenappointedActingShire Clerk/Supervisoras from 26thAugust 1991 to 26th February 1992.The appointmentof Ian Fitzgerald as Shire Clerk/Supervisoris cancelled.

G. L. KEEFFE, Acting Shire Clerk.

LG5O1

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT 1911

Shireof York

Memorandumof Imposing Ratesand ChargesAt a meeting of the York Shire Council held on 19 August 1991, it was resolvedthat the ratesspecified hereundershould be imposed on all rateable property within the district of themunicipality in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and the HealthAct 1911.Datedthis 22nd day of August 1991.

M. W. JOYCE, President.L. J. TILBROOK, Acting Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesGeneralRate-

11.2618cin the dollar on GrossRental Values; and1.0153cin the dollar on UnimprovedValues.

Minimum Rate-$200 per lot-Gross Rental Value area.$200 per lot-UnimprovedValue area.

Rubbish Rate-$82per annumper bin for weekly removal.Penalty-A penalty of 10 per centbe applied to outstandingrates at 31 January1992.Discount-A 5 per cent discountto be offered on all current ratesfor rate assessmentspaid within35 days of the date of service.

LG502

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT 1911Shireof Cranbrook

Memorandumof Imposing RatesAt a meetingof the Shire of Cranbrookheld on 15 August 1991, it wasresolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecifiedhereunderbe imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the Shire of Cranbrookinaccordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 andthe Health Act 1911.Dated16 August 1991.

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

Scheduleof RatesandCharges

GeneralRate-2.93centsin the dollar on unimprovedvalues.Urban FarmlandRate-l.17 centsin the dollar on unimprovedvalues.Minimum Rate-$120perassessment.DiscountCentral Ward-l0 percentdiscountwill be allowedon currentratesand minimumratesfor which full paymentis receivedwithin 35 daysof the date of servicedisplayedon the ratenotice.

RubbishServiceCharge-$63.00per annumperstandardserviceper week and$2.00 per removalwhere the serviceis not chargedannually.The chargefor pensionersholding the Health Benefit Cardshall be one half of the rate otherwisecharged.

03430-3


LG503

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960COUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGEACT 1943

hEALTH ACT 1911Shireof Ravensthorpe

Memorandumof ImposingRatesand ChargesTo whom it may concern.At the Ordinary Meetingof the Shire of Ravensthorpeheld on the 18thJuly 1991, it wasresolvedthat the RatesandChargesspecifiedhereundershouldbe imposedon all rateablepropertywithinthe district of the Shire of Ravensthorpein accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960, Country Towns SewerageAct 1943 and the Health Act 1911.Datedthis 29th day of July 1991.

A. B. SULLWAN, President.B. R. HULLAND, Acting Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedGeneralRates:

0.0898centsin the dollar on GrossRental Values.0.02703centsin the dollar on UnimprovedValues.Minimum Rateof $130 on eachLot or portion of Lot.

SewerageRate:0.0312centsin the dollar on GrossRental Values within the RavensthorpeLimited EffluentDisposal Scheme"SpecifiedArea".GovernmentPropertiesof a commercialnature: $578 per connection.Institutional Properties:$104.00first major fixture, $45.75 eachadditionalmajor fixture.Minimum Rate of $75.00 on eachLot or portion of Lot.

Charges:Hopetoun TelevisionRetransmissionPrescribedArea: $38.00 for eachLot or portionof Lot.RavensthorpeTelevisionRetransmissionPrescribedArea: $27.00for eachLot or portion of Lot.Rubbish-MunglinupTownsite $104 perannum.

Discount:A discountof ten percentwill beallowed on CurrentRatesexceptSewerageRatespaidin full on or before 35 days from the dateof the AssessmentNotice.Penalty:A penalty of ten per centwill be chargedon all GeneralRatesremainingunpaid after31stJanuary1992 or threemonthsafter the dateof the AssessmentNotice, whichever is the laterdate.

LG504

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT 1911Town of Claremont

Memorandumof ImposingRatesAt a meetingof the Council of the Town of Claremontheld on 23rd July, 1991, it was resolvedthatthe rates and chargesspecifiedhereundershall be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin thedistrict of theMunicipality in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960andthe Health Act 1911.Datedthis 24th day of July, 1991.

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

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedGeneralRate: 6.75 centsin the dollar on GrossRental Values on all rateablepropertywithin thedistrict.RubbishRemoval:Non-rateable$160.00 perannum.Penalty:A penaltyof 10 per centwill be chargedon all outstandingratesas at 31stJanuary,1992eligible pensionersexcluded.


LG505


Shire of Wiluna

Memorandumof ImposingRatesTo whom it may concern.At a meetingof the Shire of Wiluna held on 14thAugust 1991, it was resolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateableproperty within the Shire of Wilunafor the yearendingJune30th 1991, in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct1960 and the HealthAct 1911.Dated this 14th day of August 1991.

J. D. McLEAN, President.A. L. SUMMERS, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedGeneralRate-

GrossRentalValues 4 Centsin the Dollar.UnimprovedValues 5.25 centsin the Dollar.

Minimum Rate-$75.00 for each separatelocation, lot, or other rateableland.

Discount-A discountof 10% will be allowed on current ratespaid in full andreceivedat the Office ofthe Council within 30 days of the issue of the notice of valuation and rate.

Rubbish ServiceCharges-a DomesticRemovals-Achargeof Fifty Dollars $50.00 per annumfor the removal of one

1 standardbin twice weekly.U, Commercial and Industrial Removals-tobe assessedaccording to the numberof bins

removedperweek.

LG506


Shireof Augusta-MargaretRiver

Memorandumof ImposingRatesTo Whom It May Concern:At a meetingof the Shire of Augusta-MargaretRiver held on 24th July 1990, it wasresolvedthatthe ratesand chargesas specifiedhereunder,shouldbeimposedon all rateablepropertywithin thedistrict of the Shire of Augusta-MargaretRiver in accordancewith the provisions of the LocalGovernmentAct 1960 andHealth Act 1911.Dated2 August 1991.

L. W. SHEPHERDSON,President.L. J. CALNEGGIA, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Rates andChargesDifferential GeneralRates

GrossRentalValues: Rate in theDollar

[c]

MinimumPer Assess

[$]

Ratement

On all land within GazettedTownsites and PrescribedAreasGovernmentGazette:22 June 1984 No. 1690Residential: Developed 5.656 2 226Residential: Undeveloped 11.3124 180Commercial/LightIndustry 5.656 2 316Hotel/Motel/Tavern 6.221 8 339CaravanPklTourist Accommodation 6.221 8 339Urban Farmland 5.090 5 226


Gross Rental Values: Rate in theDollar

[ci

Minimum RatePer Assessment

[$1

UnimprovedValues on Rural Land:

Rural 0.626 2Special Rural 0.782 7

293293

Discount:7.5% Discount will be allowed on all current ratespaid in full within 35 days of AssessmentServicedate.

Penalty:A penalty of 10% will be chargedon all outstandingrates as at 31 January1991, eligiblepensionersexcluded.

RubbishServiceChargesTownsitesof MargaretRiver, Augusta,Prevelly,Gracetown,Witchcliffe, Cowaramupand Karridale1. Domestic:

$72.60 Per annumper dwelling for eachStandard60 litre bin removedweekly, and $116.60per dwelling for each240 litre bin removedweekly.

2. Commercial/Hotel/Motel/Tavern/GuestHouses/ResidentialLodges:$116.60Per annumperAssessmentfor each240 litre mobile bin per removal.

3. CaravanParks:$84.00 Per annumplus $6.05 for eachRegisteredSite as Tip Maintenancechargeonly.

4. Chalets:Normal domesticchargeper dwelling plus $20.00 per annum per chalet, as tip maintenancechargeonly.

PropertiesOutside Townsites:Tip MaintenanceCharge1. Rural and SpecialRural:

$20.00 Per annumper assessment.2. Chalets:

Additional $20.00 per annumper chalet.3. CaravanParks:

$20.00 Per annumplus $6.05 for each RegisteredSite.

LG507


Shire of Tammin

Memorandumof ImposingRatesTo Whom it May Concern:At a meetingof the TamminShire Council held on 29 July 1991, it was resolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecifiedhereundershouldbe imposedon rateablepropertywithin the district of the Shireof Tamminin accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 andthe HealthAct1911.Datedthis 2nd day of August 1991.

K. G. UPP]LL, President.I. B. FITZGERALD, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesLeviedGeneralRates-

UnimprovedValues-0.02868centsin the dollar.GrossRental Value-0.1275centsin the dollar.Minimum Rate-$75.O0.


Rubbish Charges-Domestic and Commercial-

$77.00 per annum for the removal of each240 litre bin per week.PensionerCharge$40.00.

Discount-A discountof 10% will be allowedon all current ratespaid in full within thirty five 35 daysof serviceof rate notice.

Penalty-A penalty of 10% will be appliedto all ratesoutstandingafter 31st January1992.

LG508


City of CockburnMemorandumfor ImposingRatesfor the Financial Year 1991/92

To whom it may concern-At a meetingof the City of Cockburnheld on 12thAugust 1991, it was resolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecified hereundershall be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the district of theMunicipality, in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and the HealthAct 1911.Datedthis 13th day of August, 1991.

D. F. MIGUEL, Mayor.A. J. ARMAREGO, Town Clerk.

Scheduleof Chargesand Differential RatesLeviedSwimming Pool Inspection Fee-$40.00.Rubbish charges,perservice-

General-$105 per annum.Bulk-$78.00 per annum.Exempt RatesProperties-$250per annum.

Differential rates-centsin the dollar against GrossRental Values-ImprovedResidential-Single-5.7120 cents.Improved Residential-Multi-6.8136cents.Vacant Residential-17,8000cents.Improved Commercial-4.8960cents.Vacant Commercial-16.0400cents.Improved Industrial-4.8960cents.Vacant Industrial-16.0400cents.Urban Farmland-ImprovedResidential-S.1408 cents.Urban Farmland-VacantResidential-16.0200cents.

UnimprovedValuation Area-centsin the dollar againstUnimprovedValues-Rural Generaland SpecialRural-0.8900cents.Urban Farmland-RuralGeneral-0.8010 cents.

Minimum Rates,per annum-$306 per assessmentfor Residential,Rural and GeneralandSpecial Rural rate zonegroups.$454 per assessmentfor Commercial and Industrial rate zonegroups.

Discount:A discount of five per cent will be allowed against current rates if paymentis madein fullwithin 14 days from issue of assessment.

Penalty:A penalty of 10 per centwill be chargedon all ratesremainingunpaidas at 31 January1992,or 90 days after date of issue of the Notice of RateandValuation; whichever is the laterdate.


LG509


Shireof NannupMemorandumof ImposingRatesand Chargesfor 199 1/92

To whom it may concern.At a meeting of the NannupShire Council held on 22 August 1991, it was resolvedthat the ratesand chargesspecifiedhereundershouldbe imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the district ofthe Shire of Nannupfor the yearending30 June1992 in accordancewith the provisionsof the LocalGovernmentAct 1960 and the Health Act 1911.Datedthis 23rd day of August 1991.

J. R. BROCKMAN, President.D. F. BOULTER, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Rates LeviedGeneralRate-GrossRentalValues-

9.4446 centsin the dollar on the gross rental value of rateableproperties.Minimum Rate-

Vacant$158.50,Developed$210.00

UnimprovedValuesZone Group 1-

Rural-.7928 centsin the dollarMinimum Rate-$210.0O

Zone Group 2-SpecialRural-2.8 centsin the dollarMinimum Rate-$236.50

Zone Group 3-Rural Living-2.8 cents in the dollarMinimum Rate-$210.OO

Penalty-A penalty of ten per centwill be applied to outstandingratesas at 31 January1992, exceptfor eligible pensioners.

Service Charge-Weekly removalof 240 litre capacitymobile garbagebin by contractor-$78.00per bin.The servicechargeto be levied on all townsite residenceswhetheroccupiedor not.Entitled pensionersto be levied 50% of the servicecharge-$39.00.

LG51O


Shireof IrwinMemorandumof ImposingRates

To whom it may concern.At a specialmeetingof the Shire of Irwin on 31 July 1991 it was resolvedthat the following ratesand chargesspecifiedhereundershall be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the district of theShire of Irwin in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and the HealthAct 1911 for the year ending 30 June1992.Dated23 August 1991.

G. C. BASS, President.J. PICKERING, Shire Clerk.


Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLevied

GeneralRates-2.626cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalues. Minimum rates $260Lot/Location separatelyvalued.Differential Rates-Shireof Irwin/ValuationandRating Order No. 1 of 1987,GovernmentGazette,12 June 1987, GrossRental Values.

Zone Rate in Minimum$ Rate

Group 1 ImprovedResidential,SpecialResidential,Residential Development,and SpecialRural 12.285 $260

Group 2 ImprovedHotel/Motel, Local ShoppingandCentralBusiness,General Industry and SpecialUses 11.934 $260

Group 3 ImprovedGroup Residential 14.4375 $375Group4 Improved Light Industry 14.025 $260Group 5 Improved Private Clubs and Institutions, and

ParksandRecreation 14.437S $ 50Group 6 Unimproved: Residential, Special Residential,

Local Shopping,GeneralIndustry, Light Industry,Residential Development, Special Uses, SpecialRural 55.0 $260

Group 7 Unimproved Group Residential 29.4 $375Group8 Unimproved Other Zone 52.5 $ 50

Discount-b per centon current ratesif paid in full before 30 September1991.Penalty-A penalty of 10 per centwill be chargedon all rates remainingunpaid on 31 January1992.RubbishCharges-

Domestic-$65.00per annumweekly service-240litre bin.Commercial/Industrial-$70per annum-240litre bin.Commercialflndustrial-$7.35per m3 as assessed.

LG511


Shire of Meekatharra

Memorandumof ImposingRatesIn referenceto LG532 GovernmentGazetteWA Friday 2 August 1991, No. 101 the details shownapplicableto GeneralRate were incorrect and shouldbe-

GeneralRate-

LG6O1

6.125 cents in the $ on GrossRental Values11.420 centsin the $ on UnimprovedValues

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954Shireof CranbrookFire Break Order

T. R. HUTCHINSON, President.M. T. HOWIESON, Shire Clerk.

Notice to Owners andlorOccupiersof Land within the Shire of CranbrookPursuantto the powerscontainedin section 33 of the aboveAct, you are herebyrequiredon orbefore 15 November1991, to plough, burn, scarify, cultivate, chemically sprayor otherwiseclearand thereaftermaintain free of all inflammable materialsuntil 15 April 1992 in the followingpositions and of the following dimensionson the land owned or occupiedby you.1. RURAL LAND ie all land within the Shire of Cranbrookother thanwithin a townsite-

A Firebreaksnot less than two andone half 2.5 metreseight feet wide-i Immediately inside all externalboundariesof clearedland except where neighbours

jointly agreeto maintain a singlefirebreakalong their commonboundaryprovidedthatthe brigadecaptainis given written notification signed by bothparties.To avoid anyobstructionsor erosionproneareasthis may be variedup to 200 m from the externalboundary;and


ii Immediatelysurroundingany part of the land usedfor pastureand or crop, intendedfor harvest;and

iii Immediatelysurroundingall buildings, haystacksandhay roll stackslocatednext tobuildings, and fuel drumssituated on the land; and

iv Immediatelysurroundingany drum or drums situatedon the land which are normallyused for the storageof fuel, whether they contain fuel or not.

B All ownersor occupiersof land being used for pastureor cropswhich exceeds20 hectares50 acresin areashallmaintain a mobile fire fighting unit in working order with a capacityof not less than 400 litres of water.

2. TOWNSITES All land within the Shire of Cranbrookwhich is within a townsite-i Where the areaof land is 2 000 squaremetresor less, removeall inflammablematerial

from the whole of the land; for the purposeof this notice, inflammablematerialdoes notinclude live standingtrees,cultivated plantsor shrubsin gardens.

ii Where the areaof the land exceeds2 000 squaremetres, clear of all flammablematerial,firebreaksat least two and one half 2.5 metreswide immediately inside all internalboundariesof the land and also immediately surroundingall buildings and/or haystacks,fuel rampsandany drum or drumsnormally usedfor storageof fuel whetherthey containfuel or not situatedon the land.

If it is consideredto be impracticablefor any personto clear firebreaksas requiredby this notice,you may apply to the Council, or its duly authorisedofficer Mr Allan Hunt, Chief Bushfire ControlOfficer, 26 8016.If permissionis not grantedby the Council or its duly authorisedofficer, you shall comply with therequirementsof this notice.The penalty for failing to comply with this notice is $1 000 and a personin default is also liable,whetherprosecutedor not, to pay the cost of performing the work directed in this notice, if it isnot carriedout by the owner or occupierby the date requiredby this notice.If the requirementsof this notice are carriedout by burning, such burning must be in accordancewith the relevantprovisionsof the Bush Fires Act.PLANTATIONSAll plantingof plantationsas defined in rural areasof the Shire shall be at a distanceof no lessthan 20 metreseither side of the existing SECWA power lines andthat the areaunderthe linesbe free of all inflammablematerialsandthat a 6 metre firebreak be installedwherepossiblecanbe 3 metreseitherside of power lines. The Shire of Cranbrookhas adopteda standardfor the fireprotectionof plantationsin the Shire. The standardcovers requirementsin regardsto-

i The numberand width of firebreaksrequired.ii The minimum equipment requiredfor fire protection.

A copy of the requirementsare availableby contactingthe Shire Office during normal office hours.Dated16 August 1991.

P. F. SHEEDY, Shire Clerk.

LG602

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954Shire of Wyalkatchem

FirebreakOrderNotice to all Owners and/or Occupiersof Land within the Shire of Wyalkatchem

Pursuantto all the powers containedin section33 of the aboveAct, you are herebyrequiredonor before 1 November 1991 to plough, scarify, spray, cultivate or otherwiseclear and thereafter,maintain free of all inflammablematerialuntil 1 March 1992, firebreaksin the following positionand of the following dimensions,on the land owned or occupiedby you.1. RURAL LAND Construct:

i Firebreaksof not less than 3 metresin width aroundthe boundaryof all standingcropsand that the maximum areaof standingcrop to be 200 hectaresand aroundthe externalboundaryof eachproperty, suchbreak to be not more than 20 metresinside the boundaryfence.

ii Clear andmaintain firebreaksat least 3 metreswide within 20 metresof the perimeterof any building or group of buildings or hay stacks,in such a manneras to completelyencircle the building or hay stack.

2. TOWN5ITE: i All Towiisite Lots within the Shire of Wyalkatchemare requiredto be clearedand maintainedfree of all inflammablematerial.For the purposeof this sectioninflammablematerialmeansdeadgrassand timber, boxes,cartons,paperand any combustiblematerial or rubbish but doesnot include living treesand bushesandshrubsand plants in gardens.


ii Fuel Dumpsand/or Depots: All grassor inflammablematerialsto be clearedfrom areaswheredrum ramps are located and where drums, full or empty are stored and such areasare to bemaintainedfree of grassand similar inflammablematerialuntil 1 March 1992.For the purposeof this sectioninflammablematerialmeansdeadgrassandtimber, boxes,cartons,paperand any combustiblematerialor rubbish but doesnot include living treesand bushes.Prohibitedburning period from 1 November 1991 to 7 February 1992.Restrictedburning from 19 Septemberto 31 October 1991 and 8 Februaryto 22 March 1992.GENERAL PROVISIONSIf it is consideredto be impracticablefor any reasonto provide firebreaksin the position or adhereto the provisionsrequiredby this notice, the approvalof the Council must be obtainedto preparesuchfirebreaksin an alternativeposition.Approvalto any suchvariationwill only begrantedwherethe Bush Fire Control Officer for the areahas first signified his approvalfor the variation.The penalty for failing to comply with this notice is a fine of not less than $40 nor more than $400and a personin default is also liable, whetherprosecutedor not, to pay the cost of performingthework directed in this noticeif it is not carriedoutby the owneror occupierandby the daterequiredby this notice.If the requirementsof this notice are carriedout by burning, such burning must be in accordancewith the relevantprovisionsof the Bush Fires Act.Datedthis 1st day of August 1991.By order of the Council.

M. J. FITZPATRICK, Shire Clerk.

LGBO3

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954EsperanceShireCouncil

Notice to Owners and Occupiersof Land

Pursuantto the powerscontainedin section 33 of the aboveAct, you are herebyrequiredon orbefore 1 November,1990 to plough,scarify, cultivate,burn,chemicallysprayor otherwiseclearandthereaftermaintain free of flammablematerialuntil the 31st day of March 1991, firebreaksof thefollowing dimensionsand in the following positions on land owned or occupiedby yourself.1. Rural Land

a On clearedland-clearfirebreaksnot less than three3 metreswide along the whole ofthe inside of the propertywithin bOO metresof the externalboundaries.

b Around any buildings, group of buildings, hayshedor haystack-clearfirebreaksnot lessthan three3 metresin width within twenty 20 metresof the perimeterof any buildings,group of buildings, hayshedor haystack.

c Wherethe total areaof propertyexceeds2 000 hectares,additionalfirebreaksnotless thanthree3 metresin width must be providedin suchpositions as to divide the propertyintoareasnot exceeding2 000 hectares,eachareabeing completelysurroundedby a firebreak.

d Wherethe bushon land owned or occupiedby you hasbeenbulldozed,chainedor preparedand any similar mannerfor clearing by burning whether you intend to burn the bushornot, you shall forthwith clear a firebreak not less than twenty 20 metres wideimmediately inside the external boundariesof land on which bulldozed, chained orotherwisepreparedbush is situated.

2. Townsite Landa Where the land is 2 000 m2 or less-

i A firebreak is NOT requiredbutii Such landis requiredto bemadesafefrom fire by the reductionof existingfire hazards.

Compliancewith such requirementsneednot require the removal of all flammablematerial.

b Where the land is 2 000 m2 or greater-

Clear firebreaksnot less than three 3 metres wide along the whole of the externalboundariesof the propertyand also immediately surroundingall buildings and haystackssituatedon the land.

3. Bulk Fuel/Gas/ChemicalStorageIn respectof any Rural or Townsite land upon which there is situated any container, drum/installationused to store flammableliquids, chemicals,or gas fuel be they empty or not includingany ramp or supportso constructed,you shall havethe said land clear of all flammablematerialsfor a minimum distanceof six 6 metresfrom the site perimeter.4. Application to vary the aboverequirementsCouncil will considerapprovalon an annualbasisfor otherthanperimeterfirebreakswherea moresuitable fire protectioncan be providedor variation is desirable for conservationpurposes.

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Approval for such alternativeswill only be consideredif submittedin writing by September30thwith the endorsementof the BushFire Brigadefor theareaconcernedandwill beon a annualbasis.

Application for exemption from the standardfirebreaksrequirementwill only be consideredifCouncil is satisfiedadequatemeasureshavebeentaken to prevent the spreadof fire into or outof the particularproperty.When making such applications landownerswill have to-

- install firebreaksaroundall buildings, fuel installations andhaystacksat least 20 metreswide, if providedby burning cultivating or sprayingor 60 metreswide, if providedby beingclosely grazedor mowed;

- submit in conjunctionwith their applicationplan detailing a fire protectionstrategytheyare preparedto implementon their land and on any unmanagedVacant Crown land thatmay adjoin the relevantproperty;

- provide a mobile enginepoweredpumping unit with not less than 450 litres of water tobe available at all times and in the paddockduring harvestingoperations;

- comply with any other conditions imposedby the appropriateBush Fire Brigade.

It should be noted that this provision accommodatesthe construction of strategic firebreaksencompassinga numberof adjoining small semi-ruralholdings.5. Definitions for the purposeof Section 1-4 of this noticeBush-includestrees,bushes,plants,stubble, scrubandundergrowthof all kinds whatsoeveralive

or dead and whether standing or not standing and also a part of a tree, bush plant orundergrowth,and whetherseveredthere from or not so severedexcluding plantations.

Haystack-meansany collection of hay including five 5 round fodder bales or more stackedorplacedtogether.

FlammableMaterial-includesbush, timber, boxes,cartons,paperand like flammable materials,rubbishand also any combustiblematter,but doesnot includegreenstandingtreesor growingbushesand plants in gardensor lawns.

Safe from fire-means that the vegetation shall be controlled in such a way that it cannotcarryor sustain the passageof fire. On unclearedland this meansthe use of either a firebreak, afuel reductioncool burn or both. The establishmentof permanentgreen grassand tree areasis allowableprovided that the grasshas a summergrowth phase,e.g. couchor kikuyu. The useof cerealgrassescancausehigh risk fire areas.Treesshouldbe evergreensof thefire resistantvariety with no foliage within 1.2 metresof the ground in summer. Paperbark,tamariskes,wattles and pines are fire prone and should not be used in fuel reducedzones.

6. PrivateHardwood/SoftwoodPlantationsMinimum FirebreakStandards-

The following firebreak standardsapply for plantations-o Firebreaks constructed fifteen 15 metres wide as per definition below on the

boundariesof plantation or on suchother locationasmay be agreedbetweenCouncil andthe plantation owner.

o Firebreakssix 6 metreswide shouldsurroundcompartmentsof approximatelythirty30 hectares.

o All firebreaksmust be maintained in trafficable condition and treeson both sides ofbreaksprogressivelyprunedto a minimumheight of four 4 metresto allow unrestrictedaccessof maintenanceand fire fighting equipmentand so as to maintain an effectivewidth or fire break.

o Wherepower linespassthroughplantation areasfirebreaksas perS.E.C. specificationsmust be provided.

Equipment standards-

The BushFires Board recommendsthe following equipmentfor protectionof plantationareas-

Plantation AreaHA

LightMm. 9

Duty Unit00 Litres Ca-pacity

Heavy Duty UnitMm. 2700 Litres

Capacity

Medium Duty UnitMm. 1900 Litres

Capacity

UptobOO 2lObtoSOO 1 1501 to 1000 1 11001 to 2000 2 12001 plus 2 1 for every bSOOha

or part thereofminimum of 2

NB: Oneheavyunit is the equivalentof two medium tankerunits.7. Definitions for the purposeof section 6 abovePlantation-Any area of planted Pinesor Eucalyptusspeciesexceedingthree 3 hectaresexcept

areas planted as salt reclamation projects and areasplanted as windbreaks not exceedingfifteen 15 metresin depth.


Firebreaks-15metresBoundaryBreak-The first row or treesmust be at least fifteen 15 metresfrom the outsideedgeof the break.The firebreak must be maintainedclear of all flammablematerial over the outer three3 metresandthen in a low fuel condition for the next twelve12 metresand havea ten 10 metre vertical clearance,i.e. with no overhangingbranches.

8. PenaltyPersonswho fail to comply with the requirementsof this order may be issuedwith an infringementpenalty$80 or prosecutedwith an increasedpenaltyof up to $1 000 andadditionally, Councilmaycarry out the requiredwork at the cost to the owner or occupier.By Order of the Council.

R. T. SCOBLE, Shire Clerk.

LGOO4

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954FIREBREAK ORDER SECTION 33

Shireof MullewaNotice to Owners and Occupiersof Land in the Shire of Mullewa

Pursuantto the powerscontainedin section 33 of the aboveAct, you are herebyrequiredon orbefore either 1st October 1991 to plough, scarify, cultivate or otherwiseclear, and thereaftermaintain free from all flammable materialuntil 31st March, 1992, firebreaksin accordancewiththe following-

1. Rural Land

Ownersand Occupiersof Lands, other than within a townsite, shall clear of all flammablematerial firebreaksof at least two 2 metreswidth as close as practically possible insideand alongthe whole of the externalboundaryof their property or properties.

2. Townsite LandOwners and Occupierswithin a townsite shall-a Clear of all flammablematerial the whole of the areawhere:

i The area of the land is 2 023 squaremetresor less or,ii The land is used for storageof flammableliquids, oriii There is a hotel situated thereon.

b If the areaof land exceeds2 023 squaremetreshalf an acreclear of all flammablematerial firebreaks at least two 2 metres wide immediately inside all externalboundariesof the land.

3. Homesteads,Buildings, Haystacks, Stacks of Fodder, Bulk Fuel, Drums and LiquidPetroleumOwners and Occupiersof land shall-During the period from 1st day of October, 1991, to the 31stday of March, 1992 inclusive,haveuirebreaksat leasttwo 2 metreswide in suchpositions as are necessaryto completelysurround the perimeter of any homestead,building, fuel installation including drums,haystackwheresucha haystackis situatedwithin 200 metresof any homestead,building,fuel installation or group of such structuresor installations.

4. HarvestingA fully operational mobile fire fighting unit complete with a container with a least 400litres minimum capacityof water is to be readily availableto any paddockbeingharvested.The responsibility to supply the unit being that of the landholder.

5. GeneralInformationIf for any reason it is consideredimpractical to comply with any provision of this noticea written application for a variation may be madeto the Shire Council andmust reachtheShire Clerk by the 14th day of September,1991. Any such application must bear thesignatureof the Fire Control Officer of the areasignifying his agreementto the variation.If permissionfor variation is not grantedthe terms of this noticemust be compliedwith,or as the Council directs.Flammablematerialis definedfor purposeof this order to includebushasdefinedin theBush Fires Act, boxes, cartons, paper and like flammable materials, rubbish and alsocombustiblematter,but does not includegreenstandingtrees,or growing bushesor plantsin gardensor lawns.The penalty for failing to comply with this notice is a fine of $40 by infringementnoticeor not more than $1 000 if prosecuted,and a personsin default is also liable, whetherprosecutedor not, to pay the cost of performingthe work directed in this notice if it is notcarriedout by the owner or occupierby the date requiredby this notice.

By Order of the Council

G. S. WILKS, Shire Clerk.


LG605

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954Chapman Valley Shire Council

Notice to Ownersand Occupiersof Land

FirebreaksPursuantto the powerscontainedin the Bush Fires Act, section 33, ownersand occupiers of landwithin the Shire of ChapmanValley are hereby required to-

A RURAL LAND i.e. land other than in a townsite:1. Plough, cultivate, scarify or otherwiseclear firebreaksnot less than two metreswide

inside and along and within 21 metresof all externalboundaries,and;

2. In such other positions as it is necessary,to divide cropor pastureland in Zone 2 inexcessof 400 hectaresinto areasnot exceeding400 hectaresandin Zone 4 in excessof 200 hectaresinto areasnot exceeding200 hectares,eachcompletelysurroundedbya firebreak, and;

3. In Zone 4 only, immediately surroundingeveryareaof crop not exceeding100 hectaresof small paddocksor 200 hectaresin one paddock, and;

4. Not withstanding the above,every areaof crop is to be divided from pastureor bushby a firebreak.

5. Within 100 metresof the perimeterof all buildings, bulk and drum fuel depositsandhaystackson the land so as to completely surround the building, fuel deposit andhaystack,and;

6. Preparefirebreaksof not less than twenty metreswide aroundthe perimeterof anyscrub or timber which has beenlogged,chained or otherwisepreparedfor burning.

B TOWNSITE LAND i.e. land within any townsite:1. Clear of all flammable material the whole of the areawhere-

i The areaof land is 2 024 squaremetres1/2 acre or less or;ii The land is used for the storageof inflammable liquids, or;

iii Thereis a hotel or tavernsituatedthereon.2. In the areaof land exceeds2 024 squaremetres1/2 acre clear of all inflammable

material firebreaksat least 2 metreswide immediately inside all externalboundariesof land and also immediately surroundingall buildings or haystacksituatedon theland.

All firebreaksrequiredby the foregoingmust be preparedin-ZONE 2-On or before September30, 1991 and thereaftermaintainedclear of all inflammablematerialuntil March 15, 1992.ZONE 4-On or before October 21, 1991 andthereaftermaintainedclear of all inflammablematerial until March 29, 1992.

If it is consideredimpracticablefor any reasonto clear firebreaksin the position requiredby thisnotice, the approvalof the Council or its duly authorisedOfficer mustbe obtainedto provide themin an alternativeposition.The penaltyfor failing to comply with thisnotice is a fine not exceeding$400 anda personin defaultis liable whetherprosecutedor not, to pay the cost of performing the work directed in this noticeif it is not carriedout by the owneror occupierby the datesrequiredby this notice.By Order of the Council

R. A. SCOTT, Shire Clerk.

LG606

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954

Shire of Koorda

Notice to all ownersand occupiersof land. Requirementsto clear firebreaks.

Pursuantto the powerscontainedin section 33 1 of the Bush Fires Act you are hereby requiredto plough, cultivate, scarify, burn or otherwiseclear firebreakson all land owned or occupiedbyyou by the 1st day of October.month 1991 year and thereafterto keep thesefirebreaksclearof all flammable materialuntil 31st day March month 1992 year.

Firebreaksare requiredin locations and to the specificationsdetailedbelow-Land Within Townsite

a On land not exceeding2 023 square metres in area, all flammable material shall beremoved.

U, On land exceeding 2 023 square metres in area, a firebreak 3 metres wide shall beconstructedinside and immediately adjoining all externalboundaries.

c Firebreaks3 metreswide shall be constructedimmediately surroundingall buildings.


d Haystacksmust not be locatedcloser than 20 metresto an externalboundary.They shallbe surroundedby a 10 metrewide firebreak situatedbetween10 and 20 metresdistancefrom the stack.

e Stored fuel, oil and flammable materialsshall be protectedfrom fire as prescribedin theExplosives and DangerousGoods Act 1961 andthe FlammableLiquids Regulations1967.

Rural Land

a Land Use for Agricultural Purposesi Firebreaks3 metreswide shall be constructedimmediately inside and adjoining all

property boundariesand internally in such a manner as to subdivide the areaintocompartmentsnot exceeding400 hectares.Fire fighting equipmentmust be presentduring harvestingoperations.

ii Firebreaks3 metreswide shall be constructedimmediately surroundingall buildings.iii Firebreaks3 metreswide shall be constructedbetween10 and20 metresdistancefrom

and surroundingall haystacks.iv Firebreaks3 metreswide shall be constructedimmediately surroundingall areasof

crop.

v Stored fuel, oil and flammable materialsshall be protectedfrom fire as prescribedinthe Explosives and DangerousGoods Act 1961 and which include that a firebreak6 metreswide will be provided immediately surroundingstorageareas.

Land Designated"Special Rural"

i The firebreak requirementswill be as for "Rural Land".

General

If for any reasonit is consideredby the owner or occupierof land that it is impractical to complywith the requirementsof this noticea requestmay be made to the Council to approvealternativefire protectionmeasures.Such application shall be accompaniedby a sketch or drawing of theproposedvariations andshouldbelodgedat theCouncil Offices no later thanthe 1st Day of October,1991.

Where approval of a proposedvariation is not grantedby Council you shall comply with therequirementson the notice.The penalty for non-compliancewith this notice is a maximum of $1 000 and notwithstandingprosecution,Council may enter onto the land and carry out the requisite works at the owner!occupierexpense.By Order of the Council.

R. E. TURNER, Shire Clerk.

LG9O1

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960City of Gosnells

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposedLoan No. 302 of $250 000

Pursuant to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Council of the City of Gosnellsherebygives noticethat it proposesto borrowmoneyby the sale of a debenturefor a period of 10years, repayableat the office of the lenderby 20 half-yearly instalmentsof principal andinterest,with the interest rate to be renegotiatedafter 4 years.Purpose:Constructionof roads.Plans, specifications,estimatesof cost and statements,as required by section 609 of the Act, areavailable for inspectionby ratepayers,during businesshours, at the Administration Centre, 2120Albany Highway, Gosnells, for 35 days after the publication of this notice.Dated 23rd August 1991.

P. M. MORRIS, Mayor.G. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.


LG902

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960City of Fremantle

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROWProposedLoan 186-$100000

Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the City of Fremantlehereby givesnotice that it proposesto borrow moneyby sale of debenturerepayableat the Office of the Lenderon the following terms and conditions:Amount: $100 000.Repayment/Terms:Quarterly Instalmentsof Principal and Interest over a period of 10 years.

Purpose:UpgradingQueensgateParking Station, Directional, Signs and Equipment.Plans, specificationsand estimatesof costs thereofandthe statementrequiredby section 609 areopen for inspection at the Office of the Council, William Street, Fremantlefor 35 days afterpublicationof this notice.Datedthis 22nd day of August 1991.

J. A. CATTALINI, Mayor.M. J. CAROSELLA, Town Clerk.

LG903

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shireof Kalamunda

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposedLoan No. 200 for $10 000

Pursuantto sections609 and 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Councilof the Municipalityof the Shire of Kalamunda herebygives notice that it proposesto borrow money by the sale of adebentureor debentureson the following term and for the following purpose:$10 000 for theperiodof 10 yearsat the currentrate of interest,with four yearly interestrate revisions,repayableat theoffice of the Council, Kalamunda,by 20 half-yearly instalmentsof principal and interest.Purpose:Changeroomand social room additionsfor the High WycombeJunior Football Club Inc.Estimatesand Statementsas requiredby section609 are openfor inspectionby ratepayersat theoffice of the Council during office hoursfor a period of thirty-five 35 days after the publication ofthis notice. All repaymentsof principal and interestwill be the responsibility of the High WycombeJunior Football Club Inc.Dated this 30th day of August 1991.

B. R. WrLLMOTT, President.E. H. KELLY, Chief Executive.

LG904

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shireof Kalamunda

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposedLoan No. 201 for $21 000

Pursuantto sections609 and610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Councilof the Municipalityof the Shire of Kalamundahereby gives notice that it proposesto borrow moneyby the sale of adebentureor debentureson the following term and for the following purpose:$21 000 for theperiodof 10 yearsat the currentrateof interest,with four yearly interestrate revisions,repayableat theoffice of the Council, Kalamunda,by 20 half-yearly instalmentsof principal and interest.Purpose:Changeroomand social room additionsfor the High Wycombe Cricket Club Inc.Estimatesand Statementsas requiredby section 609 are open for inspectionby ratepayersat theoffice of the Council during office hoursfor a period of thirty-five 35 daysafter the publicationofthis notice.All repaymentsof principal andinterestwill bethe responsibilityof the High WycombeCricket Club Inc.Dated this 30th day of August 1991.

B. R. WILLMOTT, President.E. H. KELLY, Chief Executive.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Mullewa

Notice of Intention to Borrow

ProposedLoan No. 93 of $75 000Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, theShireof Mullewaherebygivesnoticethat it proposesto borrow money by the sale of a debentureon the following terms and for thefollowing purpose.$75 000 for a period of four years to be repayableat the office of the WestpacBankingCorporation,Mullewa, in eight equal instalmentsof principal andinterest.

Purpose-PlantPurchasePlans,specificationsandestimatesas requiredby section609 of the Act, areavailablefor inspectionat the office of the Council during normal businesshours for thirty five 35 days after publicationof this notice.Datedthis twenty first day of August 1991.

MAIN ROADS ACT 1930PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

Notice of Intention to Take or ResumeLand

P. T. FREEMAN, President.G. S. WILKS, Shire Clerk.

MRD 41-158-208

The Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordancewith the provisions of section 17 2 ofthe Public Works Act, 1902, as amendedthat it is intendedto take or resumeunder section17 1of theAct thepiecesor parcelsof land describedin the Scheduleheretoandbeingall in theMelvilleDistrict, for thepurposeof the following public works namely, widening of Canning Highway SLKsection12.33-12.44and that the said pieces or parcelsof land are markedoff on Plan MRD WA8625-300 which may be inspectedat the office of the Commissionerof Main Roads,WaterlooCrescent,EastPerth.

Schedule

No. Owner or ReputedOwner

Occupieror ReputedOccupier

Description AreaApprox

1. Frank Hough Commissionerof Main Portion of Swan Location 70 185 m2Motor Co Pty Ltd Roads Purchaservide

CaveatE264765and being Part of Lot 1 onDiagram 18528and being partof the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1462Folio 301.

2. FrankHoughMotor Co Pty Ltd

Commissionerof MainRoads PurchaservideCaveat E264765

Portion of Swan Location 70and being part of Lot 2 thesubject of Diagram 18529 nowshown as Lot 51 on Diagram78272 and being part of thelandin Certificate off Title Volume 1705 Folio 484.

257 m2

3. Melville RoadBoard Commissioner of MainRoads PurchaservideCaveatE276683

Portion of Swan Location 70now shown as Lot 52 on Diagram 78417 and being part ofthe land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 478 Folio53.

340 m2

Dated this 28th day of August 1991.

LG905

MA5O1

D. R. WARNER, Director Administration andFinance,Main Roads Department.


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MH4O1

NAVIGABLE WATERS REGULATIONSWater Ski Areas

Departmentof Marine and Harbours,Fremantle,30 August 1991.

Acting pursuant to the powers conferred by Regulation 48A 1 c of the Navigable WatersRegulationsthe Departmentof Marine and Harbours by this notice defines and sets aside thefollowing areaof navigablewaters for the purposeof barefootwater skiing providedthat this areais confinedto membersof theAustralian BarefootWaterSki Club WA Division Inc and will onlyapply between the hours of 0800 and 1800 hours on Saturday 26 October, 30 November,28 December1991, Saturday8 February, 7 March, 14 March, 2 May, 16 May, 6 June, 4 July,29 August, 26 Septemberand Sunday15 March 1992.All that portion of the SwanRiver commencingat a point 175 metresupstreamof Barker’sBridgeand extending for 750 metresupstream.

J. M. JENKIN, ExecutiveDirector.

MH402

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARINE ACT

RestrictedSpeedAreas-All VesselsDepartmentof Marine and Harbours,

Fremantle, 30 August 1991.Acting pursuant to the powers conferredby Regulation 67 of the WesternAustralian Marine Actthe Departmentof Marine and Harbours by this notice revokessub-paragraphs4 a vi and viiof the notice published in the GovernmentGazetteof 30 October 1987 relating to speedlimits onthe SwanRiver provided that this revocationwill apply only between0800 hoursand 1800 hourson Saturday 26 October, 30 November, 28 December 1991, Saturday 8 February, 7 March,14 March, 2 May, 6 June,4 July, 29 August, 26 Septemberand Sunday 15 March 1992.All that portion of the SwanRiver commencedat a point 175 metresupstreamof Barker’sBridgeand extending750 metresupstream.

J. M. JTENKIN, ExecutiveDirector.

MH403


Departmentof Marine and Harbours,Fremantle,30 August 1991.

Acting pursuantto the powers conferredby Regulation 48A of the NavigableWaters Regulationsthe Departmentof Marine andHarboursby this notice definesand setsasidean areaof navigablewaters commencingon the foreshore100 metressouth of the Boat Launching Ramp, DeepwaterPoint, CanningRiver, extendingeastfor 250 metresthencesouth for 250 metresthencewest for250 metresto a point on the foreshore250 metresfrom the starting point for the purposeof waterskiing providedthat this areais confinedto membersof the WA Water Ski AssociationInc takingpart in an approvedski event andwill apply only betweenthe hours of 0900 and 1500 hours onSunday 13 October, 3 November,24 November1991, Sunday 17 May, 21 June,26 July, 23 Augustand 20 September1992.The areawill be markedby specially laid buoys.



MH404


Departmentof Marine andHarbours,Fremantle, 30 August 1991.

Acting pursuant to the powers conferred by Regulation 48A 1 c of the Navigable WatersRegulationsthe Departmentof Marine and Harboursby this notice defines and sets aside thefollowing areaof navigablewatersfor the purposeof water skiingprovidedthat this areais confinedto membersof the WA Water Ski Association Inc taking part in the Waylen Bay Ski Raceandwill apply only betweenthe hoursof 0900 and 1400 hours on Sunday2 February 1992.All that areaof the SwanRiver enclosedby linescommencingat HeathcotePoint, thenceto AddisonBuoy, thenceto Foam Beacon, thenceto the Outer Dolphin, thenceto DeepwaterBeacon, thenceto DeeRoad A Buoy, thenceto ApplecrossBeacon,thenceto the startingpoint at HeathcotePoint.


MH405


Departmentof Marine and Harbours,Fremantle, 30 August 1991.

Acting pursuantto the powers conferredby Regulation48A of the Navigable WatersRegulationsthe Departmentof Marine and Harboursby this notice defines and sets asidethe following areaof Navigable Waters for the exclusive use of membersand other craft authorisedby the WestAustralianWaterSki AssociationInc taking part in skiing activities approvedby that Associationonly between0900 and 1500 hours on Sunday8 December1991 and Sunday23 February 1992.All the waters of the Swan River including the Ski Take Off areacontainedwithin a line extendingfrom the groyne at Mill Point, South Perth in a westerlydirection for 455 metres; thencein asouth-southwesterlydirectionfor 1 525 metresto the PelicanRocksBeacon;thencein a northeasterly direction for 1 370 metresto a point on the foreshore,being the prolongationof Judd Street,South Perth.

J. M. JENKIN, Executive Director.

MH406


Departmentof Marine and Harbours,Fremantle30 August 1991.

Acting pursuantto the powers conferredby Regulation48A of the NavigableWatersRegulations,the Department of Marine and Harbours by this notice cancels the notice published in theGovernmentGazetteon 15 February1991 relating to the Town of Geraldton,and substitutesthefollowing-

Town of Geraldton-All those waterscontainedwithin an areaof water southof a line drawnfrom the westernprolongationof FitzgeraldStreetGroyne, extending100 metresdue north ofthe groyne thence at 030 degreestrue until meetingthe southwesterncornerof the BataviaCoast Marina Groyneas markedby buoys in the water and signs on the groynes.Providing however,that water skiing shallbe carriedoutin an anti-clockwisedirectionandnowater skiing is permittedwithin 45 metresof the FitzgeraldStreetGroyneJettyor within theGazettedswimming areasituatedbetweenFitzgeraldStreetGroyneandthe SandTrap Groyneat the prolongationof CathedralAvenue.

J. M. JENKIN, ExecutiveDirector.Marine and Harbours.


Commonwealthof AustraliaPETROLEUM SUBMERGED LANDS ACT 1967

Notice of Grant of Exploration Permit WA-229-PDepartmentof Mines,

Perth,23 August 1991.ExplorationPermitWA-229-P hasbeengrantedto-

Mobil Exploration and ProductionAustralia Pty Ltd, 2 City Road, SouthMelbourne,Victoria3205.

To haveeffect for a period of six 6 years from 7 August 1991.IAN FRASER, Director Petroleum Division.

MN402 MINING ACT 1978INSTRUMENT OF EXEMPTION OF CROWN LAND

Notice of CancellationPursuantto section19 1 U, of the Mining Act 1978, I herebycancelthe Instrumentof Exemptiondated1 November1989, publishedin the GovernmentGazetteof 7 November1989. The areaaffectedis describedhereunderand is situatedwithin the Pilbara Mineral Field, suchland is now subjectto Divisions 1 to 5 of Part IV of the Mining Act 1978:Descriptionof Area:

Starting Point is situated 707 m bearing 315° from Veevers Meteorite Crater. Latitude22°58’06" South; Longitude 125°22’O7" East.

Thence 1 kilometre at 90°Thence 1 kilometre at 180°Thence1 kilometre at 270°Thence1 kilometre at 360° back to starting point.

Area 1 km2Public Plan Ural 1:125000.

Datedthis 21st day of August 1991.GORDON HILL, Minister for Mines.

MN403 MINING ACT 1978NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE

Departmentof Mines,Meekatharra.

In accordancewith Regulation49 2 c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that thelicencesare liable to forfeiture under the provisionof section96 1 a for breachof covenant,viz.non paymentof rent.

S. A. HEATH, Warden.

To be heard in the Warden’sCourt Meekatharraon 8 October 1991.MURCHISON MINERAL FIELD

Murchison DistrictL51/55-Colin Ross Atkins.PSl/l031-EndeavourResourcesLtd.PSl/1470-Eric RaymondMoses.P51/1473-GailAnn Oats.P51/1474_GailAnn Oats.P51/1477-MervynJohnDoig.

PEAK HILL MINERAL FIELDP52/493-Warwick,JohnFlint; Neeltje ElizabethRenes.P52/494-Warwick,JohnFlint; Neeltje ElizabethRenes.

EAST MURCHISON MINERAL FIELDP53/429-AnticoMines NL.P53/430-AnticoMines NL.P53/431-AntjcoMines NL.

MN4O1


MN404

MINiNG ACT 1978NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE

Departmentof Mines.In accordancewith Regulation 49 2 c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is herebygiven that thelicencesare liable to forfeiture under the provisionsof section 96 1 a for breachof covenant,viz.non payment of rent.

WARDEN.

To be heard in the Warden’sCourt, Marble Bar on 18 October 1991.PILBARA MINERAL FIELD

Marble Bar DistrictP4S/1988-Brown,Eric Robert.P45/1989-Brown,Eric Robert.P45/1990-Brown,Eric Robert.P45/1994-Quartermaine,Frederick Charles.P45/1494-_TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1495-TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1496-TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1497-TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1498-TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1499-TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1500-TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1501-TezlynMining NL; Lyford, Maurice Hodgson;WenpacPty Ltd.P45/1999-Bishop,Lorraine Vickie; Thomson,JamesRobert.

PILBARA MINERAL FIELDNullagine District

P46/856-KingMining CorporationLtd.P46/985-Roussille,DominiqueJeanine.

WEST PILBARA MINERAL FIELDP47/798-Brenton,JamesDally; Rounsevell,JohnLouis.P47/802-LydiaExploration NL.

MN405

MINING ACT 1978NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE

Departmentof Mines,Leonora.

In accordancewith Regulation49 2 c of the Mining Act 1978, notice is herebygiven that thefollowing licences are liable to forfeiture under the provisions of section 96 1 a for breachofcovenant,viz, non-paymentof rent.

P. G. MALONE, Warden.

To be heard in the Warden’sCourt at Leonoraon 24 September1991.EAST MURCHISON MINERAL FIELD

Lawlers DistrictProspectingLicences

36/833-Hall, Leslie.MOUNT MARGARET MINERAL FIELD

Mount Malcolm DistrictProspectingLicences

37/3696-Baker,RobertAlbert Lawrence;Bruce ResourcesNL.Mount Margaret District

ProspectingLicences38/2069-Boccamazzo,Gina; Boccamazzo,Michael Antonio; Colalillo, Claude; Colalillo, Norma.

Mount Morgans DistrictProspectingLicences

39/2063-Parker,RonaldThomas;Parker, SusanLorraine; RandwickNL.39/2365-Sullivan,DonaldAnthony; Sullivan, JamesNoel; Sullivan, Mervyn Ross; Sullivan, Peter

Ross.


MN406

MINING ACT 1978Departmentof Mines,

Perth.I hereby declare in accordancewith the provisionsof section 97 1 of the Mining Act 1978, thatthe undermentionedMining Lease is forfeited for breachof covenant,viz, non-compliancewithconditions.

GORDON HILL, Minister for Mines.

WEST KIMBERLEY MINERAL FIELDMining Lease

04/199-NeueHeimat Pty Ltd.

MN407

Commonwealthof AustraliaPETROLEUM SUBMERGED LANDS ACT 1967

Instrumentof DelegationI, Gordon Leslie Hill, Minister for Mines for the State of Western Australia, the DesignatedAuthority in respectof the areaspecified as being adjacentto the Stateof WesternAustralia,beingauthorisedby or underthe Act to delegateany of my powersunder the Act, other than the powerof delegationundersection 15 of the Act, do herebydelegateto the personwho for the time beingholds, or who is authorisedfor the time being to perform dutiesof, the office of Director,PetroleumDivision in the Departmentof Mines in the said State,my powersundersubsection97A 1, 97A 2and 97A 3 of the Act.

InterpretationIn this instrument,"the Act" meansthe Act underwhich this instrumentis madeandincludesanyAct with which that Act is incorporatedandwordsusedin this instrumenthavethe samerespectivemeaningsas in the Act.Datedat Perth this 27th day of August 1991.Madeunder the PetroleumSubmergedLands Act 1967 of the Commonwealthof Australia.

GORDON HILL, Minister for Mines.

0A401

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

ExemptionCertificate underRegulation213No. 11 of 1991

I, Neil Bartholomaeus,Commissionerfor OccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare, hereby grantan exemptionto ComtessePty Ltd from the requirementof RegulationS06 2 in relation to thefitting of a load indicator to the following track craneswhile used in pile driving: B25-3ORB;B12420-Lorain; B12261-71RB;B7055-3ORB.This exemptionis grantedon condition that the cranedriver is informedin writing of-

a the maximum mass of any piles that are to be lifted; andU, the effective massat the jib head of the pile driving unit.

The information is to be readilyavailableat all timeswhile the pile driving operationis in progress,and all other operationsshall requirethe use of a load cell asper Regulation506 2.Datedthis 19 day of August 1991.

NEIL BARTHOLOMAEUS, Commissionerfor OccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare.


OA402

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

ExemptionCertificate Under Regulation213No. 12 of 1991

I, Neil Bartholomaeus,Commissionerfor OccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare, herebygrantan exemptionto Wellard Rural ExportsPty Ltd from the requirementsof Regulations505 1 and1003 1 U, of the OccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare Regulations1988 in relation to theuncertificatedoperation of Boiler No. 32562 at Wongan Hills, for a period of three monthscommencingfrom the date of this certificate, subjectto the following conditions-

i the boiler shall be inspectedandtestedby an approvedboiler maintenancecontractorpriorto commencementof operation;

ii the boiler shall only be operatedandattendedby theManager,R. West, or shift controllers,S. McKenzie and T. Della and L. Wheeler, these persons being experiencedin themaintenanceof boilers; and

iii immediate steps shall be undertaken to train the above mentioned personnel forcertification.

Datedthis 21stday of August 1991.NEIL BARTHOLOMAEUS, Commissionerfor Occupational

Health, Safety and Welfare.

0A403

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE ACT 1984SECTION 57-CODE OF PRACTICE

Notice of ApprovalI, the undersignedMinister for ProductivityandLabourRelations,being the Minister chargedwiththe administrationof the OccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare Act, acting in exerciseof thepowerconferredupon me by Section57 4 of the said Act, do herebyapprovefor public informationthe publication, "Code of Practicefor Manual Handling".

YVONNE HENDERSON,Minister for Productivity and Labour Relations.

- SW.II

PD1O1

ERRATUM

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959Metropolitan RegionScheme-S.33AAmendment

ApprovedAmendmentAbernethy Road including Fairbrotherand BelgraviaStreet, City of Belmont

No. 748/33A. File: 833-2-15-9.Whereasan error occurredin the notice publishedunder the above headingon page 4397 ofGovernmentGazetteNo. 110 dated23 August 1991, it is correctedas follows.

In the first line, deletethe words"approved,without modification," andinsert" approved,withmodification, ".

PD1O2

CORRIGENDUMMETROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEACT 1959

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-S.33A AMENDMENT APPROVEDAMENDMENTAbernethy Road including FairbrotherandBelgravia Street,City of Belmont

No. 748/33A File: 833-2-15-9Whereasan error occurredin the notice publishedunder the above headingon page 4397 ofGovernmentGazetteNo. 110 dated 23 August 1991 is correctedas follows-

Delete "3.0549/1" and insert "3.0549/2".


PD401

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of BelmontTown PlanningSchemeNo. 11-AmendmentNo. 33

Ref: 853/2/15/10Pt 33Notice is hereby given that the City of Belmont has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningfrom Industrial to BusinessEnterprisethe following twolocations-

a Daly Street,FrederickStreet,FairbrotherStreet,AbernethyRoad andWheelerStreet.U, Abernethy Road, FranciscoStreet,Knutsford Avenue and Great EasternHighway.

Plans and documentssettingout and explaining 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 and including October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 11, 1991.This amendmentis availablefor inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

B. R. GENONI, Town Clerk.

PD402


City of BunburyTown PlanningSchemeNo. 6-AmendmentNo. 124

Ref: 853/6/2/9Pt 124Notice is hereby given that the City of Bunbury has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningthat portion of Wellington Street Road ReservebetweenUpper Esplanadeand OceanDrive from "ResidentialR60" to "Road Reserve".Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthave beendepositedatCouncil Offices, Stephen Street, Bunbury 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 andincluding September20, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodged withthe undersignedon or beforeSeptember20, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

V. S. SPALDING, Town Clerk.

PD403

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of GosnellsTown Planning SchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 362

Ref: 853/2/25/1,Pt. 362.Notice is hereby given that the City of Gosnells has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoninga 1.4 ha portion of Lot 85 SydenhamStreet,Beckenham,from Civic and Cultural to ResidentialB at the R.30 densitycode.Plans and documentssetting out and explainingthe schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil 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 hoursup to and including 11 October 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 11 October 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

G. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.


P1404 TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of Mandurah

Town PlanningSchemeNo. lA-AmendmentNo. 175Ref: 853/6/13/9,Pt. 17S.Notice is hereby given that the City of Mandurah has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLots 1479 and 1480 Murray Location 5 from Residential1 Zone R12.5, and Lots 1581 and 1S82 Murray Location 5 from Residential2 Zone R2S; toResidential 3 Zone R40.Plans and documentssetting out and explainingthe schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Mandurah Terrace, Mandurah 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 11 October 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 11 October 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

K. W. DONOHOE, Town Clerk.

PD405 TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of Mandurah

Town Planning SchemeNo. lA-AmendmentNo. 1S1Ref: 853/6/13/9,Pt. 151.Notice is hereby given that the City of Mandurah has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoninga portion of Pt Lot 1000 CockburnLocation 16, MeadowSpringsDrive, MeadowSprings, Mandurah,from Tourist Zone to CommercialZone, andLot 405MeadowSpringsDrive, MeadowSpringsfrom Tourist Zone to Public Utility Zone.Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Mandurah Terrace, Mandurah 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 11 October 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 11 October 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

K. W. DONOHOE, Town Clerk.

P1406TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONShire of Bridgetown-Greenbushes

Town PlanningSchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 16Ref: 853/6/5/3 Pt 16Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Bridgetown-Greenbusheshaspreparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof-

1. Upgradingthe existing SpecialUseZoneprovisionsby incorporatingSpecialAdditionalUseand SpecialRestrictedUse Zones into the Scheme.

2. Adding Lot 54 EedleTerrace,Bridgetownto Schedule2-Section1 of the SchemeText withthe additional use specified-Winery.

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, corner of Hampton and SteereStreets, Bridgetown and at the Department ofPlanningand Urban Development,Albert FaceyHouse, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth,andwillbe available for inspectionduring office hoursup to andincluding October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 11, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

K. L. HILL, Shire Clerk.


PD407

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR iNSPECTION

Shire of BusseltonTown PlanningSchemeNo. 5-AmendmentNo. 203

Ref: 853/6/6/6Pt 203Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Busseltonhas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof-

1. RezoningLot 3 being portion of eachof SussexLocations34 and 56 CavesRoad, Vassefrom‘GeneralFarming’ to ‘RestrictedUse’; and

2. Amendingthe SchemeText by addingto ‘Appendix V-RestrictedUseZones’ suitablelanduse controls.

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Southern Drive, Busselton and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to and including October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing of Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 11, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

I. STUBBS, Shire Clerk.

PD408


Shire of CapelTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 28

Ref: 853/6/7/2 Pt 28Notice is herebygiven that the Shire of Capelhaspreparedtheabovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof-

1. RezoningStirling EstateLot 105 PeppermintGrove Road,PeppermintGrovefrom "Rural"to "SpecialUse"; and

2. Incorporatingappropriateland use and developmentcontrols in Schedule1 SpecialUsesof the SchemeText.

Plans and documentssetting out and explainingthe schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, ForrestRoad, Capeland at the Departmentof Planningand UrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth,and will be available for inspectionduringoffice hours up to and including October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodged withthe undersignedon or before October 11, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

R. G. BONE, Shire Clerk.

PD409


Shireof DardanupTown PlanningSchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 30

Ref: 853/6/9/6 Pt 30Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Dardanuphas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof-

1. Incorporatinginto the Schemethe "ResidentialPlanningCOdes" and consequentdeletionof existing clauses,definitions and provisionsrelating to the existing residentialzones.

2. Incorporatinginto the Schemethe recommendationsof the "ResidentialReview PlanningTaskforce".


Plansand documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Little Street,Dardanupand at the Departmentof Planningand Urban Development, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available for inspectionduring office hoursup to and including October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodged withthe undersignedon or beforeOctober 11, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

C. J. SPRAGG, Shire Clerk.

PD410


Shireof KalamundaDistrict PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 106

Ref: 853/2/24/16Pt 106Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Kalamundahas preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLots4 & 5 CanningLocation 12 Victoria Road,Wattle Grovefrom "Rural" to "Special Rural" and including appropriateprovisionsin the SchemeText.Plans and documentssettingout and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 2 Railway Road, Kalamunda 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 October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 11, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

E. H. KELLY, Shire Clerk.

P1411


Shireof SwanTown PlanningSchemeNo. 9-AmendmentNo. iSO

Ref: 8S3/2/21/10Pt 150Notice is herebygiven that the Shire of Swanhaspreparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoning Lots 40 and 41 Great EasternHighway Bellevue from "Residential2-R40" zone to "Service Station" zone.Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Great Northern Highway, Middle Swan and at the Departmentof PlanningandUrban Development,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be availablefor inspectionduring office hours up to and including October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 11, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

E. W. LUMSDEN, Shire Clerk.

PD412


Shireof SwanTown Planning SchemeNo. 9-AmendmentNo. 165

Ref: 8S3/2/21/1O Pt 16SNotice is herebygiven that the Shire of Swanhaspreparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof includingportion of Lot 120 SwanLocation I & K cnrAlexanderDrive andBeachRoad as an Additional Use-Office Service, Office Professional,Office General; Fast FoodOutletsand Market.


Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Great Northern Highway, Middle Swan and at the Departmentof PlanningandUrban Development,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489 Wellington Street,Perth,and will be availablefor inspectionduring office hoursup to andincluding October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 11, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

E. W. LUMSDEN, Shire Clerk.

PD413


Town of NorthamTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 19

Ref: 853/4/3/2 Pt 19Notice is hereby given that the Town of Northam has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningpart of Avon Location P, Lot 55 York Road Northam fromRural to Special Residential Zone and adding various provisions to clause 2.S relating todevelopmentcontrolsthereon.Plans and documentssetting out and explainingthe schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 298 Fitzgerald Street,Northam and at the Departmentof Planningand UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hours up to and including October 11, 1991.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or beforeOctober ii, 1991.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

D. S. BURNETT, Acting Town Clerk.

PD5O1

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

Shire of BusseltonTown PlanningSchemeNo. S-AmendmentNo. 181

Ref: 8S3/6/6/6Pt 181It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct, 1928 as amendedthat the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shire offBusseltonTown PlanningSchemeAmendmenton August 19, 1991 for the purposeof-

1. RezoningLots 3 and 4 being SussexLocation 748 andportionLocations16S and 187 CavesRoad from ‘GeneralFarming’ to ‘RestrictedUse’; and,

2. Amendingthe SchemeText by addingto ‘AppendixV-RestrictedUseZones’, the following:

Street Particulars Only use Permitted

CavesRoad Lots 3 and 4 being Sussex The following Usesare permitted-Location 748 and portion

- Rural Pursuit;Locations 165 and 187CavesRoad - One Dwelling House;

- Productionand Sale of Wine and Agricultural Produceproducedon site; and,

- Tasting of Wine.The following Usesare permittedsubjecttoCouncil Approval-- LicensedRestaurant;- Art and Craft Showroomand Sales;- Chalets/Guesthousenot more than five

units; and,- One Manager/Caretakers House.

J. R. COOPER,President.I. STUBBS, Shire Clerk.


PD502

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENTS

Shireof Kalamunda

District Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNos. 87 and93Ref: 853/2/24/16,Pts. 87 and 93.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shire of KalamundaTownPlanning SchemeAmendmentson 19 August 1991 for the purposeof-

AmendmentNo. 871. In Appendix C to the SchemeText-

i in column a inserting-"Special Rural ZoneArea No. S2 Victoria Roadarea,Wattle Grove Lots 501,257 and 258 of CanningLocation 12."

ii in column b, commencingon the sameline, inserting-"1 Subdivision of Special Rural Zone Area No. 52 to be generally in

accordancewith SubdivisionalGuide Plan No. 52.2 a With SpecialRural ZoneAreaNo. 52 thefollowing usesare permitted

F: dwelling house.U, The following uses are not permitted unless specific approval is

grantedby the Council AA: home occupation,public utility, ruralpursuit, stable,nursery.

c All otherusesnot mentionedundera andb are not permitted.X3 reticulatedpublic water supply shall be providedto all lots of less than

2 hectaresas a condition of subdivision approval.4 In order to enhancethe rural amenity of the land in areas Council

considersdeficient in tree cover, it may require, as a condition of anybuilding permit issuedin the area, the owner to plant such treesand/orgroup of treesas specifiedby Council."

2. RezoningLots 501, 257 and258 of CanningLocation 12, Victoria Road,Wattle Grovefrom"Rural" to "Special Rural", as depictedin the SchemeAmendmentMap.

AmendmentNo. 931. In Appendix C to the SchemeText-

i in column a inserting-"Special Rural ZoneArea No. SS Welshpool Road area,Wattle Grove Lots 11and 12 formerly Part Lot 152 CanningLocation 11.

ii in column U,, commencingon the sameline, inserting-

"1 Subdivision of Special Rural Zone Area No. 5S to be generally inaccordancewith Subdivisional Guide Plan No. SS.

2 a Within Special Rural Zone Area No. 55 the following uses arepermittedP: dwelling house.

U, The following uses are not permitted unless specific approval isgrantedby the Council AA: home occupation,public utility, ruralpursuit, stable,nursery.

c All otherusesnot mentionedundera and U, are not permitted.X3 reticulated public water supply shall be providedto all lots of less than

2 hectaresas a condition of subdivision approval.4 In order to enhancethe rural amenity of the land in areas Council

considersdeficient in tree cover, it may require, as a condition of anybuilding permit issuedin the area, the owner to plant suchtreesand/orgroup of treesas specifiedby Council."

2. RezoningLots ii and 12 CanningLocation 11, WelshpoolRoad,Wattle Grove from "Rural"to "Special Rural", as depictedin the SchemeAmendmentMap.

B. R. WILLMOTT, President.E. H. KELLY, Shire Clerk.


P1503

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

Shire of KalamundaDistrict PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 92

Ref: 853/2/24/16,Pt. 92.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shire of KalamundaTownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton 19 August 1991 for the purposeof-1. In Appendix C to the SchemeText-

i in column a inserting-Special Rural Zone Area No. 54 Crystal Brook Road area, Wattle Grove Lot 206CanningLocation 12.

ii in column U,, commencingon the sameline, inserting-1 Subdivisionof SpecialRural Zone Area No. 54 to be generally in accordancewith

SubdivisionalGuide Plan No. 54.2 a Within SpecialRural Zone Area No. 54 the following usesare permittedP:

dwelling house.U, The following usesare notpermittedunlessspecificapprovalis grantedby the

Council AA: home occupation,public utility, rural pursuit, stable,nursery.c All other usesnot mentionedundera and U, are not permitted. IC

3 Reticulatedpublic water supplyshall be providedto all lots of lessthan 2 hectaresas a condition of subdivision approval.

4 In order to enhancethe rural amenity of the land in areas Council considersdeficientin treecover, it may require,as a conditionof any building permit issuedin the area, the owner to plant such trees and/or group of treesas specified byCouncil."

2. RezoningLot 206 CanningLocation 12 Victoria and Crystal Brook Roads,Wattle Grove from"Rural" to "Special Rural", as depictedin the SchemeAmendmentMap.

B. R. WILLMOTT, President.E. H. KELLY, Shire Clerk.

P1602

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEACT 1959METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-SECTION33A AMENDMENT

ProposedAmendmentfor Exhibition and CommentHepburnHeights, City of Wanneroo

No. 865/33A File: 833-2-30-98PROPOSALThepurposeof the amendmentis to includetheland known as "HepburnHeights"within the UrbanZone so as to facilitate its developmentfor residentialpurposes.DESCRIPTIONThe effect of the amendmenton the Metropolitan RegionSchemeis to transferCrown land at thenorth west cornerof thejunction of HepburnAvenue andthe Mitchell Freeway,Padburyin the Cityof Wanneroo,from the Public PurposesSpecialUsesReservationto the UrbanZone as shown onPlan No. 4.1186.CERTIFICATEThe StatePlanningCommissionherebycertifies as requiredby section33A of the Act that in itsopinion, the amendmentdoes not constitutea substantialalteration to the Metropolitan RegionScheme.EXHIBITION1. Departmentof Planning and Urban Development,469 Wellington Street,Perth WA 6000.2. Office of the Municipality of the City of Wanneroo,Boas Avenue, JoondalupWA 6065.3. J S Battye Library, AlexanderLibrary Building, Perth Cultural Centre,Francis Street,Perth

WA 6000.


SUBMISSIONSSubmissionson the proposal are invited and may be made in duplicate on submissionformsavailable at the offices listed aboveand lodged at-

The Town PlanningAppeal CommitteeHyatt Centre87 AdelaideTerracePerth WA 6000

Submissionsmust be lodged by 4.00 pm Friday, November 1, 1991.GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary,State PlanningCommission.

P1601

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEMENotice of Resolution-Clause27

Portionsof Lots51 and94 Anstey Road, Lots 93 and Pt 1092 Surf Drive and Lot 52 MandurahRoad,SecretHarbour

AmendmentNo. 863/27 File No. 812-2-28-16Notice is hereby given that in accordancewith the Clause27 of the Metropolitan RegionScheme,the Metropolitan PlanningCouncil on August 7, 1991 transferredfrom the Urban DeferredZoneto the Urban Zone the areastippled in the Schedulebelow.

GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary.

Schedule

PART OF METROPOLITAN REGIONSCHEME MAP No. 31

APPENDIX AREPORT No. MPC 896

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URBAN ZONE


P1603

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

ProposedAmendmentfor Exhibition and CommentSwan River Flood Plain Adjacent to Wilkie Street,South Guildford

No. 859/33A File: 833-2-21-82ProposalThe purposeof the amendmentis to correct an anomalythat exists in the Metropolitan RegionSchemein the alignmentof the ParksandRecreationReservationadjacentto Wilkie Street,SouthGuildford.DescriptionThe effect of the proposedamendmenton the Metropolitan RegionSchemeis to exclude portionsof Part SwanLocation 21 andLot 55, adjacentto Wilkie Street,SouthGildford from the UrbanZoneand include them in the Parksand RecreationReservationas shownon Plan No. 4.1157.CertificateThe MetropolitanPlanningCouncil, on behalf of the State PlanningCommissionandactingunderdelegatedpowers,has certified that, in its opinion, the proposedamendmentdoes not constituteasubstantialalterationto the Metropolitan RegionScheme.ExhibitionThe proposedamendmentwill be exhibited for public comment during normal office house at-

1. Office of the Departmentof PlanningandUrban Development,469-489Wellington Street,PerthWA 6000

2. J. S. Battye Library, Alexander Library Building, Cultural Centre, Francis Street,NorthbridgeWA 6000.

3. Office of the Municipality of the Shire of Swan, Great Northern Highway, Middle Swan,WA 6056.

SubmissionsSubmissionson the proposalare invited and may be made in duplicate on submissionformsavailableat the offices listed aboveand lodged at-

The Town PlanningAppealCommitteeHyatt Centre87 Adelaide TerracePerth WA 6000

Submissionsmust be lodged by 4.00 pm Friday November 1, 1991.GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary,State PlanningCommission.

PD604

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

ProposedAmendmentfor Exhibition and CommentYale Road,Thornlie

No. 858/33A File: 833-2-25-47ProposalThe purposeof the amendmentis to transfer land, no longer required for High School Purposes,to the Urban Zone to facilitate residentialdevelopment.DescriptionThe effect of the proposedamendmenton the Metropolitan RegionSchemeis to exclude Part Lots3, 4, 63 and 64 YaleRoad, Thornlie from thePublic PurposesHigh SchoolReservationand includethem in the UrbanZone as shown on Plan No. 4.1178.CertificateThe Metropolitan PlanningCouncil, on behalfof the StatePlanningCommissionand actingunderdelegatedpowers, hascertified that, in its opinion, the proposedamendmentdoes not constituteasubstantialalteration to the Metropolitan RegionScheme.ExhibitionThe proposedamendmentwill be exhibited for public comment during normal office hoursat-

1. Office of the Departmentof PlanningandUrban Development,469-489Wellington Street,PerthWA 6000

2. J. S. Battye Library, Alexander Library Building, Cultural Centre, Francis Street,NorthbridgeWA 6000.

3. Office of the Municipality of the City of Gosnells, 2120 Albany Highway, Gosnells,WA6110.

30 August 1991] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

SubmissionsSubmissionson the proposal are invited and may be made in duplicate on submissionformsavailable at the offices listed aboveand lodged at-

The Town PlanningAppeal CommitteeHyatt Centre87 AdelaideTerracePerth WA 6000

Submissionsmust be lodgedby 4.00 pm Friday November 1, 1991.GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary,State PlanningCommission.

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-SECTION33A AMENDMENT

ApprovedAmendmentNo: 835/33AFile No. 833-2-5-18Deletion of Roe Highway Controlled Access Highway ReservationWest of Hampton Road; andMarine TerraceImportant Regional Road, City of Fremantle.The Hon Minister for Planninghasapproved,withoutmodification,the abovementionedamendmentto the Metropolitan RegionScheme.The amendmentas shownon Plan No. 4.1150, shall haveeffect as from the date of publication ofthis notice in the Gazette.The Plan as approvedcan be viewed at-

1. Departmentof Planningand Urban Development,469 Wellington Street,Perth,WA, 60002. J. S. Battye Library, Alexander Library Building, FrancisStreet,Northbridge,WA, 60003. Office of the Municipality of the City of Fremantle,William StreetCornerNewman Street,

Fremantle,WA, 6160.

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GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary.

STATE PLANNING COMMISSION ACT 1985APPOINTMENT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE STATE PLANNING COMMISSION

File: 970-1-1-2V2.The Lieutenant-GovernorandDeputy of the Governor,in accordancewith provisionscontainedinsection 5 of the State Planning CommissionAct, has appointed-

Selwyn PeterWillmott of 202 Lewis Road,Forrestfield6058as Chairman part-time of the State Planning Commission,such appointment dating from 20August 1991 and expiring on 5 December1993.

GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary, StatePlanning Commission.

FIREARMS ACT 1973FIREARMS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 2 1991

Madeby LieutenantGovernorandDeputy of the Governorin ExecutiveCouncil.Citation1. Theseregulationsmay be cited as the Firearms AmendmentRegulationsNo.2 1991.Regulation14 amended2. Regulation14 of the Firearms Regulations1974* is amended-

a by inserting after subregulation4 the following subregulation-

4a An appellantmay be representedby a legal practitioner andthe Commissioneror memberof the Police Forceconcernedmay berepresentedby a legal practitioneror anothermemberof the PoliceForce "; and

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PE3O1

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [30 August 1991

U, in subregulation5 by deleting "neglect to appearpersonallyor bycounselor solicitor" and substitutingthe following-" neglectsto appear ".

[*Repl.inted in the Gazette on 17 February 1981 at pp. 663-697. Foramendmentsto 20 June 1991 see pp. 236-237of 1990 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia.]By LieutenantGovernorand Deputy of the Governor’sCommand,


DAMPIER PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1985APPLICATIONS FOR LEASE

The Dampier Port Authority has a responsibility to encouragethe long term commercialdevelopmentof the Port.For that purposethe Authority invites suitablyqualified companiesto apply for a leaseof Portlandbeing De Witt location 289 for a term exceedingthreeyearsasyardsor sitesfor shipbuilding,boatbuilding, the storageof timber, goodsor other property, the erection of workshopsor foundriesorother purposesassociatedwith shipping.Applications should indicate the terms of the leasesought andthe purposefor which the land isto be usedandshould delivered to the Authority in writing no later thanFriday 6 September1991.

correspondenceshouldbe addressedto:The HarbourMasterDampierPort AuthorityP0 Box 285DAMPIER WA 6713ATTENTION: CAPT. G. F. HAMMONDS.

ALBANY PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1926Notice

Application to LeaseIn accordancewith provision of section 25 of the Albany Port Authority Act 1926 it is herebyadvertisedthat an applicationhas beenreceivedfrom SumitomoAustralia Limited for the leaseofLot 27 of Port landvested in the Albany Port Authority for a period exceedingthreeyears for thepurposeof storing fertiliser.Datedthis 31st day of July 1991.

RA4O1

ç. R. BERRY, Acting GeneralManager.

LIQUOR LICENSING AcT 1988Summaryof Liquor Licensing Applications

The following is a summary of applicationsreceivedunder the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 andrequiredto be advertised.Any personwishing to obtain moredetailsaboutany application,or aboutthe objection process,should contact the Liquor Licensing Division, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre,87 Adelaide Terrace, Perth telephone:425 1888, or consult a solicitor or relevant industryorganisation.

App. No. Applicant Nature of Application Last Day forObjections

TRANSFER OF LICENCE33 Volo Pty Ltd Application to Transfer Wholesale 19/9/91

Licence in respect of Premium WineCompanysituated in Margaret River,from Fernfield Pty Ltd.

34 CWA ManagementPty Application to TransferSpecialFacility 27/8/91Ltd Licence in respectof UnderwaterWorld

situated in Sorrento,from UnderwaterWorld ManagementPty Ltd.

35 Castle Rock Enterprises Applicationto TransferHotel Licence in 4/9/91Pty Ltd respectof BassendeanHotel situatedin

Bassendean,from Bavaria InvestmentsPty Ltd.

36 CalibreHoldings Pty Ltd Application to TransferSpecialFacility 30/8/91Licence in respectof Western Australian Cricket Assoc situatedEast Perth,from WesternAustralian Cricket Association.

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App. No. Applicant Nature of Application Last Day forObjections

NEW LICENCE33B/91 Busselton Hockey Sta- Application for a Club Restricted 27/9/91

dium Club Inc Licence in respectof BusseltonHockeyStadiumClub Inc, Busselton.

36B/91 A A Ashbolt T/F Ashbolt Application for a RestaurantLicence in 27/9/91Trust respectof Memoriesof the Bond Store,

Bunbury.i7A/91 Eldorado Pty Ltd Application for a Liquor Store Licence 20/9/91

in respect of Quinns Village LiquorStore, QuinnsRock.

REMOVAL OF LICENCE37BR/91 TemplegateHoldings Pty Application for the removal of Whole- 18/9/91

Ltd sale Licencein respectof StandardDistillers, from:. 44 Irvine St, Bayswater,to: Lot 100 BenaraRd, Caversham.

This notice is publishedundersection 67 5 of the Liquor LicensingAct 1988.G. B. AVES, Director of Liquor Licensing.

ZT1O1 BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITYAcceptedTenders

Tender Project Contractor AmountNo.

$24963 .. Albany Community Health Service---Freder- Tectonics Construction 106 584

ick House-Fitout Group24964 .. Kinlock Primary School-AdministrationUp- P.R. Paul & Co 114 000

grade

C. BURTON, ExecutiveDirector,Building ManagementAuthority.

ZT2O1 MAIN ROADS DEPARTMENT

Tendersare invited for the following projects.

Tenders

Tenderdocumentsare available from the ContractsClerk, GroundFloor, Main RoadsDepartment,Waterloo Crescent,East Perth.

Tender No. Description Closing Date

58/91

29/91

Completecleaningof MRD Offices,Brand Street, South Hedland

Constructionof 2nd carriageway,Bunbury Ring Road, BunburyDivision

Wednesday,Sept. 18, 1991

Thesday,Sept. 24, 1991

ZT202Acceptanceof Tenders

ContractNo. Description SuccessfulTenderer Amount

188/90 Supply of crushedaggregateand rock Drill Forcespalls, Great Northern Highway, ManagementTuckunurra Quarry, Geraldton Division.

$1 990 381.00

D. R. WARNER, Director, Administration and Finance.


ZT3O1STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

TendersInvited

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

Date ofAdvertising

Date ofSchedule Description ClosingNo.

1991 1991August 9 035A1991 Supply of Paint for various GovernmentDepartmentsfor

a one 1 year period with an option to extend for afurther one 1 yearperiod Sept. 4

August 16 29A1991 Supply of Bread for a one yearperiod with an option ofa one year extension Sept. S

August 9 017A1991 Supply andDelivery of Pipes,Bars, Angles and assortedMetal Productsto various GovernmentDepartments. Sept. 12

August 23 495A1991 Materials to be used by the Building ManagementAuthority BMA for the encapsulationof variousasbestoscementroofs Sept. 12

August 23 488A1991 Supply and delivery of 35 Vehicles, Trucks and Chassisfor Westrail. Trucks to comply with Western Australian GovernmentRailways CommissionSpecifications2/91 to 9/91 Sept. 19

August 30 496A1991 Supply of Microcomputersfor the Departmentof Agriculture Sept. 26

For ServiceAugust 23 172A1991 Production of Colour PhotographicContact Prints and

Colour Enlargementsfrom Aerial PhotographyNegatives and Remote SensingImagery Colour Enlargementsfrom Negativesfor a one 1 yearperiodwith anoption to extendfor a further one 1 year for Department of Land Administration Sept. 12

August 30 240A1991 Chemical Withdrawal Programfrom State Schools inWesternAustralia for the Ministry of Education Sept. 19

Expressionof InterestAugust 30 ITRI 5/91 Options for the Progressionof the Hospital Information

SystemsProjectfor the HealthDepartmentof WesternAustralia and Teaching Hospitals Sept. 19

For SaleAugust 16 489Ai991 1969 Ropa CaravanMRD 0728 at Welshpool Sept. 5August 16 490A1991 1986 Toyota CoasterBus 6QH 084 at Kalumburu via

Wyndham-Ministry of Education Sept. 5August 16 491A1991 1988 Toyota Landcruiser 4 x 4 Personal Carrier

6QP54S,1987 Toyota Landcruiser 4 x 4 Station Wagon

6QM 719,1986 Toyota Landcruiser 4 x 4 Personal Carrier

6QJ 106 and1988 Toyota Landcruiser4 x 4 Tray Back 6QO 682 at

the Departmentof Conservationand Land Management, Mundaring Sept. 5

August 23 493A1991 1979 ChamberlainMK4 Rubber Tyred Tractor MRD3635 at Welshpool Sept. 12

August 23 494A1991 1982 Polmac TandemAxle Bobcat Trailer MRD 6201and 1982 Polmac TandemAxle Bobcat Trailer MRD6203 at Kalgoorlie Sept. 12

August 30 497A1991 1989 Ford FalconSedanMRD AS19 at SouthHedland Sept. 19August 30 498A1991 1989 NissanNavara Crew Cab 4x4 Ute MRD B374 at

Carnarvon Sept. 19August 30 499A1991 1985 Nissan Civilian 22 Seater Bus 6QII 420 at

Community Services,Port Hedland Sept. 19

Tenders,addressedto the Chairman,State TenderBoard, 815 Hay Street,Perth 6000 will bereceivedfor the abovementionedtendersuntil 10.00 am on the date of closing.

Tendersmustbe properly endorsedon envelopesotherwisethey are liable to rejection. No tendernecessarilyaccepted.

L. W. GRAHAM, Chairman,State TenderBoard.


Supply

023A1991 Supply and Delivery of TheatreHeadwear for whole of Health requirementfor a one year period.

072A1991 Supply and Delivery of 1,’pewriters,Electronic and Electronic Memoryand specified Consumables,for oneYear Period and for option to extendfor two further 12 month periods.

Purchaseand Removal

478A1991 1989 Ford Courier 4x4 Utility 6QW6SS

1989 Ford Courier SuperCab 4x4 Utility 6QX 211

1988 Toyota Landcruiser4x4 PersonalCarrier 6QP 602

1988 Toyota Landcruiser4x4 PersonalCarrier 6QR 560-Mundaring

479A1991 1989 NissanPintara Sedan6QX 350

1988 Holden Commodore Sedan6QR091

1989 Holden Commodore Sedan 6QS996

1989 Holden CommodoreSedan6QU121-Mundaring

480A199i 1986 Toyota Hilux King Cab 4x4 Utility6QL 069

1989 Toyota Hilux 4x4 Utility 6QY096

1989 Toyota Hilux Xtra Cab 4x4 6QU628

1990 Toyota Hilux Dual Cab 4x4 6QZ612-Mundaring

Declineof all Tenders

474A1991 1988 NissanNavara4x4 Tray Top 6QP908-Kununurra

ZT302

STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN

AcceptedTenders

AUSTRALIA-continued

ScheduleNo. Particulars

‘Contractor Rate

Various Suppliers Details onRequest

Various Suppliers Details onRequest

W.A. Auto Wholesalers

Skipper Mitsubishi

Melville Motors

Motorways Toyota

AustralianAuto Auctions

The Julian Car Co

East Side Cars

Magic Nissan

Barton Motors

Melville Motors

East Side Cars

Tony & Sons

East Side Cars

Young Toyota

Skipper Mitsubishi

Item 1$12 775.00Item 2$13 415.00Item 3$14 630.00Item 4$15 500.00



Item 1$8 186.00Item 2$7 288.00Item 3$10 386.00Item 4$8 600.00Item 5$15 102.00Item 6$10 826.00

481Ai99i 1989 NissanNavaraKing Cab 4x2 Utility 6QU 694

1987 Nissan Navara 4x2 Tray Back6QN 411

1989 NissanNavara 4x2 Utility 6QS668

1987 Nissan Navara 4x2 Utility 6QO167

1988 Nissan Navara Double Cab 4x46QS 626

1989 Nissan Navara Extra Cab 4x4Utilty XQY 392-Mundaring


ZT4O1 WATER AUTHORITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Tenders

Tendersare invited for the projectslisted below and will be acceptedup to 2.30 pm on the closingdatespecified.

Tender documentsare available from the Supply ServicesBranch, Level 2, Entry 4, JohnTonkinWater Centre,629 NewcastleStreet,Leederville,WA 6007.

Tender documentsmust be completedin full, sealedin the envelopeprovided and placed in theTenderBox located at the aboveLeederville address.

The lowest or any tendermay not necessarilybe accepted.

ContractNo. Description Closing Date

1991AM 10213

AM 10214

.. Rottnest Island Borefield Supply and Construction of OverheadPower Line and AssociatedWorks 17 September

.. RoadWorks for MaddingtonCollection SewerProject,Maddington 3 September

ZT402 AcceptedTenders

Contract Particulars Contractor Price

AM 1061S .. The Fabrication, Supply and Erectionof Rapid Metal Develop- $163 000SteelFormwork for the Coatingof Con- mentsAust Pty Ltdcrete to Pipesfor BeenyupOceanOutlet No. 2

AM 11026 .. Supply of Submersible Wastewater Fluid Equipment Co. ScheduleofPumpsetsfor Gosnells No. 4 Waste- Pty. Ltd. Rateswater Pump Station

ZT5O1

W. COX, ManagingDirector.

MARINE AND HARBOURS ACT 1981

Winch Houseand Office Block-Denham

ContractNo. Pr&ect Closing TenderDocument

Date From:

E 103.... Winch House and Office Block-Denham 3/9/91 AdministrationAssistant2.30 p.m. EngineeringDivision

Constructionof Winch Houseand Office Block, Denham.

Tender documentsavailable from Monday, 19 August 1991 on paymentof a non-refundabledepositof $15.00


ZZ2O1

TRUSTEESACT 1962In the matter of the Estateof Anne ElizabethWallace, late of 61 QuinnsRoad,QuinnsRocks inthe State of WesternAustralia, Invalid Pensioner,deceased.Creditorsand other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relate inrespectof the Estateof the deceased,who died on the 3rd day of March 1991, are requiredby theExecutrix, MargaretAmy Smith, to send the particularsof their claim to Messrs.Taylor Smartof6thFloor, 533 Hay Street,Perthby the 2nd day of October1991,after which datethe said Executrixmay convey or distribute the assets,having regardonly to the claims of which she thenhas hadnotice.Dated the 22nd day of August 1991.

TAYLOR SMART.


ZZ202 TRUSTEESACT 1962DECEASED ESTATES

Creditorsand otherpersonshaving claims in respectof the estateof Muriel Grace Holmes late ofSpencerLodge, HardieRoad,Albany WesternAustralia, Widow deceasedto which section63 of theTrusteesAct 1962 applies are required to send particulars of their claims to the Executor JackHolmes, ci- HaynesRobinson,70-74 Frederick Street,Albany by 23 September1991 after whichdatethe said Executormay conveyor distributethe assetshaving regardonly to theclaims of whichhe has notice and the said Executor shall not be liable to any personof whoseclaim he hashadno notice at the time of distribution.Datedthis 23rd day of August, 1991.

HAYNES ROBINSON for the Executor.

ZZ203

TRUSTEESACT 1962Notice to Creditors and Claimants

Creditors and other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct relates inrespectof the Estatesof the undermentioneddeceasedpersonsare requiredto sendparticularsoftheir claims to meon or beforethe 30thSeptember1991,afterwhich dateI mayconveyor distributethe assets,having regard only to the claims of which I then havenotice.Bandurska,Zofia, late of HamersleyNursing Hospital, 441 Rokeby Road,Subiaco,died 4/8/91.Braybrook, IrenaOlive, late of 30 London Street,Mount Hawthorn, died 8/6/91.Brown, Catherine,late of 241 Stock Road,Palmyra, died 28/7/91.Clack, EleanorAnn, late of 52 Reid Street,Bassendean,died 24/6/91.Colbung,Betty May also known as RidgewayBetty May, late of 139 SydneyRoad,Wanneroo,died

21/2/91.Cumming, Lorna, late of 19 Brie Brie Crescent,Kalamunda,died 26/7/91.Dawe, GwenethIrene, late of 77 ReadStreet, Rockingham,died 3/8/91.Donnison,FrederickThomas, late of 71 Central Avenue, Redcliffe, died 19/7/91.French, FrancisWilliam, late of Unit 7 34 Eric Street, Como, died 13/7/91.Gallagher,Michael Joseph,late of Room 36 ParkHouse, 11 Parry Street,Fremantle,died 13/7/91.Gaynor, Patricia Rosalea,late of RAAF Association,Bull CreekDrive, Bull Creek, died 26/7/91.James,Doris, late of Unit 13 GlengarryVillage, 49 ArnisdaleRoad, Duncraig,died 29/7/91.Jessup,Donald, late of CottageHospice, 11 BedbrookPlace, ShentonPark, died 14/5/91.Jolly, JamesDutwie, late of 85 BessellAvenue, Como, died 27/7/91.Joss,Dorothy Robson, late of ThomasScottVillage Unit 20 63 YpresRoad,Kelmscott, died 2/8/91.Matters, Elsie Catherine,late of Little Sistersof the Poor, Rawlings, Road, Glendalough,died

17/7/91.McAdie, AgnesBertha, late of Warwick Village NursingHome, 98 EllersdaleAvenue,Warwick, died

7/8/91.MacIde, Alexander, late of Salvation Army Hollywood Village, MonashAvenue, Nedlands,died

22/7/91.Muschamp,Elinor MargaretWarren, formerly of 9 SamsonStreet,MosmanPark, late of Craigville

Nursing Home, Melville, died 1/7/91.Phippard,JoanMargaret, late of Unit 12 79 ClydesdaleStreet,Como, died 28/7/91.Reeves,Edith May, late of Victoria ParkNursing Home, died 22/4/91.Ricuperati,Luigi, late of 72 Hopkins Street,Boulder, died 2/7/91.Shepherd,JosephEdwardJohn, late of 93 MaddingtonRoad,Maddington, died 10/8/91.Smilley, JohnWilliam, late of 21 Derek Road, Coodanupvia Mandurah,died 27/6/91.Taylor, SusanCarol, also known as Belcher SusanCarol, late of Lot 5 BuckinghamRoad,York,

died 30/7/91.Warrilow, William North, late of DonnybrookHospital, Bentley Street,Donnybrook, died 8/8/91.Webb, Edna, late of 54 KitchenerRoad, Merredin, died 25/7/91.Datedthis 26th day of August 1991.

K. E. BRADLEY, Public Trustee.Public Trust Office,

565 Hay Street,Perth.

ZZ204

TRUSTEESACT 1962National Mutual TrusteesLimited

Creditorsand other personshaving claims to which section63 of the TrusteesAct 1962, relatesin respectof the Estateof ShaamGrigor, late of 4 KalangedyDrive, Riverton,who diedon 29thJune1991, are required by the administratorsNational Mutual TrusteesLimited of 111 St George’sTerrace,Perth Box B76 GPO Perth and Enver Grigor to sendparticularsof their claims to themby 14th October 1991, after which date the Companyand the said Enver Grigor may convey ordistributethe assetsof the Estatehaving regardonly to the claims of which theythen havenotice.


ZZ205

TRUSTEEACT 1962NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS

Creditorsand otherpersonshavingclaims to which section63 of the TrusteeAct relatesin respectof the estatesof the undermentioneddeceasedpersonsare requiredby ANZ Executor & TrusteeCo. Ltd. of 1st Floor, 41 St George’sTerrace,Perthto sendparticularsof their claims on or beforethe 30th September1991 after which date the said Companymay convey or distributethe assetshaving regardonly to the claims of which the Companythen hasnotice.Crage,Ronaldlate of 29 Goderich Street,East Perth, died 2nd June 1991.Laws, JackReginald late of Unit 5, 12 Hefron Street,Rockingham,died 11th June1991.Marshall, JohnTreen late of Unit 4, 2S GeorgeStreet,Midland, died 23rd May 1991.Mawson, RaymondJohnlate of 8/26 Kelvin Street, Maylands,died 22nd June 1991.Dated this 30th day of August 1991.

ANZ Executors& TrusteeCo. Ltd.A.C.N. 006 132 332.

WALLY PERZYLO, ManagerTrusts.

ZZ206

TRUSTEESACT 1962NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS

Creditorsand otherpersonhavingclaims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relatesinrespectof the Estateof the undermentioneddeceasedpersons,are requiredby PerpetualTrusteesW.A. Ltd of 89 St George’s TerracePerth, to sendparticularsof their claims to the Company,bythe undermentioneddate, after which date the said Companymay conveyor distribute the assets,having regardonly to the claims of which the Companythen hasnotice.Claims for the following expire one month after the date of publication hereof.Barton, Isabella Elizabeth, late of Kojonup, Widow who died on the 8 August 1991.Barton, Julius Henry, late of Kojonup, Retired Civil Servantwho died on 11 July 1991.Bradford, MargaretFenwick, late of TandaraNursing Home, Hillview Terrace,Bentley, who died

on 13 June 1991.Champion,JamesAnthony, late of 80 HaroldStreet,Dianella,Blacksmithwho died on 8 June1991.Conti, Luciano, late of 10 Tham Street,Victoria Park, Retired CraneDriver who died on 24 April

1990.Easdown,Glaydys Minnie, late of 36 CerberusAvenue, Lynwood who died on 18 August 1991.Eddington,Alice Helena, formerly of C/- GeorgeHotel, corner Georgeand Murray Streets,Perth

late of 46/171 Albert Street,OsbornePark, Widow who died on 28 July 1991.Evans,AlexanderCaldwell, late of CraigwoodNursingHome, Como,RetiredForestryForemanwho

died on 30 May 1991.Goodlet,Deborah,late of 22 Wicca Street,Rivervale,Widow who died on the 22 June 1991.Littlefair, Pyllis Elizabeth, late of 3 HalseyStreet, Bunbury,Widow who died on 4 July 1991.Longstaff, SarahElizabeth, late of 11 EvandaleStreet,Floreat,Widow who diedon 18 August1991.McBride, Vera Marjorie, late of Unit 38 ParryHouse,WarlinghamDrive, Lesmurdie,Widow who

died on 21 August 1991.Melville, GeorgeFrederick,late of 4S George Road,Lesmurdie,Rose Growerwho died on 27 July

1991.Papiermole,Hendrik Willem, late of 77 WichmannRoad,Attadale, Retired who died on 30 July

1991.Pennington,Olive Amy, formerly of 39 GreshamStreet,Victoria Park,late of Mount HenryHospital

Como.Datedthis 30th day of August 1991.

J. KMIECIK, ManagerTrustsand Estates,Administration.

ZZ3O1

INQUIRY AGENTS LICENSING ACT 1954APPLICATION FOR LICENSE IN THE FIRST INSTANCE

To the Court of Petty Sessionsat 30 St. GeorgesTerrace,Perth.I, RobertJohnMenhennett,of 27 Michael Street,Yokine W.A. 6060, occupation,InsuranceAssessor,having attainedthe age of twenty-oneyears, herebyapply on my own behalf for a license underthe abovementionedAct. The principal placeof businesswill be at 7/6 Leigh Street,Victoria Park.Dated the 20th day of August 1991.

R. J. MENHENNETT,Signatureof Applicant.


Appointment of HearingI hereby appoint the 1st day of October 1991 at 2.15 o’clock in the afternoon as the time for thehearingof the foregoingapplicationat the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.Datedthe 21st day of August 1991.

R. BRADLEY, Clerk of Petty Sessions.

Objectionto the grantingof the applicationmay be servedon the applicantand the Clerk of PettySessionsat any time prior to sevendays before the date appointedfor the hearing.

ZZ302 INQUIRY AGENTS LICENSING ACT 1954Application for Licence in the First Instance

To the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth,WesternAustralia, I, Robert Henry Masters, of Unit 2,8 Fulford Street, Scarborough,W.A., occupation,CompanyDirector, having attainedthe age oftwenty-oneyears,herebyapply on may own behalffor a licenceunderthe abovementionedAct. Theprincipal place of businesswill be at Unit 2, 8 Fulford Street,Scarborough.Dated the 22nd day of August 1991.

R. H. MASTERS.

Appointmentof HearingI hereby appoint the 1st day of October 1991 at 2.15 o’clock in the afternoonas the time for thehearingof the foregoingapplication at the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.Datedthe 23rd day of August 1991.

R. BRADLEY, Clerk of PettySessions.Objection to the grantingof the applicationmay be servedon the applicantandthe Clerk of PettySessionsat any time prior to sevendays before the dateappointedfor the hearing.

ZZ4O1 REIDSVALE PTY LTD IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATIONSpecialResolutionto Wind Up

At an extraordinaryGeneralMeeting of the abovenamedcompanyduly convenedand held at thecnr. Edward and Parkfield Streets,Bunbury WA on the 8th August 1991 the following Resolutionwas passedas a SpecialResolution:

That the companybe wound up voluntarily.At the abovementionedmeetingBrian FrederickBest of the cnr. Edward and Parkfield Streets,Bunbury WA was appointedLiquidator for the purposeof the winding up.Notice is also given that after thirty days from this date, I shall proceedto distribute the assets.All creditorshavingany claim againstthe companyshouldfurnish particularsof sameby that date,otherwiseI shall proceedto distribute the assetswithout regardto their Claim.Datedthis 9th day of August 1991.

B. F. BEST, Liquidator.

ZZ402 COMPANIES CO-OPERATIVEACTSection 242

Notice of Meetingof MembersNorthamptonFarmersCo-operativeCompanyLtd in Liquidation

Notice is herebygiven that a Final Meeting of the Membersof NorthamptonFarmersCo-operativeCompanyLtd In Liquidation will be held at the offices of Byfleld Beavis & Co, 5 CharlesStreet,South Perthon Thursday, 17 October 1991 at 3.30 pm.

Agenda1. To considerthe Liquidators final report and accountof the winding up.2. To finalise the liquidation.3. Tb fix the Liquidators remuneration.4. To approvethe destructionof the recordsof the company.5. Any other business.Datedat South Perththis 20th day of August 1991.

E. R. VERGE, Liquidator.


ZZ403

CORPORATIONSLAWNotice of Final Meeting of Members

Tony Hickey EnterprisesPty Ltd In LiquidationA.C.N. 008 956 429

Sub-regulation5.6.12 2Notice is herebygiven that a meeting of the membersof the companywill be held at the officesof Bird CameronPartners,CharteredAccountants,8 St George’sTerrace, Perth,on Tuesday,8thOctober 1991 at 10.30 am.

Agenda1. To lay before the meetingthe Liquidator’s Final Account showinghow the winding-uphasbeen

conductedandhow thepropertyof the companyhasbeendisposedof, and giving any explanationthereof.

2. To approvethe Liquidator’s remuneration.Datedthis 23rd day of August 1991.

D. D. NEWMAN, Liquidator forTony Hickey EnterprisesPty Ltd.

Bird CameronPartnersCharteredAccountants8 St George’sTerracePerth WA 6000.

ZZ404

CORPORATIONSLAWNotice of Resolutions

P.W.L. Electrical Pty Ltd In LiquidationA.C.N. No. Q09 184 918

At a general meeting of the membersof the companyduly convenedandheld at Bird CameronPartners,8 St George’sTerrace,Perth, on the 12th day of August 1991, the specialresolutionsetout below was duly passed-

That the companybe wound up voluntarily.At the meeting, and confirmed at the following meetingof creditorsheld on the sameday, it wasresolvedthat Diana DeniseNewman be appointedLiquidator of the Company.Datedthis 12thday of August 1991.

D. D. NEWMAN, Liquidator.Bird CameronPartners5th Floor8 St George’sTerracePerth WA 6000.

ZZ405

CORPORATIONS LAWNotice of Resolutions

Faldo Pty Ltd In LiquidationA.C.N. No. 009 373 S68

Trading as: Wasp ElectricalAt a generalmeeting of the membersof the companyduly convenedand held at Bird CameronPartners,8 St George’sTerrace, Perth,on the 12th day of August, 1991, the specialresolution setout below was duly passed-

"That the companybe wound up voluntarily."At the meeting,and confirmed at the following meetingof creditors,held on the sameday, it wasresolvedthat Diana DeniseNewman be appointedLiquidator of the Company.Dated this 12th day of August, 1991.Bird CameronPartners,5th Floor,8 St George’sTerrace,Perth WA 6000

D. D. NEWMAN, Liquidator.


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CONTENTSREGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES, DETERMINATIONS, ORDERS

PageEnvironmentalProtectionAmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1991 4553-4EnvironmentalProtectionAmendmentRegulations No. 3 1991 4554-6Environmental Protection Binningup Recreation Ground Development Exemption

Order 1991 4553FirearmsAmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1991 4595-6Hire PurchaseCredit ProvidersLicensing RepealRegulations1991 4551-2JusticesServiceof Summonsesby Post AmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1991 4551

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ConsumerAffairs 4551-2Crown Law 4552-3EnvironmentalProtection 4553-6Fire Brigades 4556Fisheries 4556Health 4556-8Honey Pool 4558Land Administration-GeneralInformation 4558-62Local Government 4562-79Main Roads 4579Marine and Harbours 4580-1Mines 4582-4OccupationalHealth, Safety and Welfare 4584-5Planning and Urban Development 4585-95Police 4595-6Port Authorities 4596Proclamation 4551Public Notices-

Companies 4603-4DeceasedPersonsEstates 4600-2Inquiry Agents 4602-3

Racing and Gaming 4596-7Tenders-

Building ManagementAuthority 4597Main RoadsDepartment 4597TenderBoard 4598-9Water Authority 4600-2

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