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1 September19921 GOVERNMENT GAZETI’E, WA 4403

CN3O1

WEIGHTS AND MEASURESACT 1915

WEIGHTSAND MEASURESAMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. Theseregulationsmaybe cited as the Weightsand MeasuresAmendmentRegulations1992.

Commencement

2. Theseregulationsshall comeinto operationon 1 September1992.

TableXIII andXIIIB repealedandtablessubstituted

3. Tables XIII andXIIIB to the Weightsand MeasuresRegulations1927*

arerepealedandthe following tablesaresubstituted-

Table XIII

Fees to be paid for testing, verifring or stampingweights andmeasures,andweighingor measuringinstruments-

Weights Mass

$

1. a eachmassnot exceeding20 kg 3.00

b eachmassover20 kg - basedon timetaken at $24.00perhalf hour or part thereof.

Measuresof CapacityVolume

2. a eachlubricatingoil measure,alcoholicliquor measureor beveragemeasure 1.00

b eachdispensingmeasureor graduatedmeasuringcylinder 4.00

c eachmeasureof capacitynot specifiedin paragrapha or b of this item -

basedon time taken at $24 per half houror part thereof.

4404 GOVERNMENT GAZE’TI’E, WA [1 September1992

Measuresof Length or Extension$

3. a on initial verificationof eachmeasurenot exceeding1 metre 4.00

b eachmeasureover 1 metrebut notexceeding20 metres 12.00

c eachmeasureover 20 metres-

basedon time takenat $24.00per halfhouror part thereof.

Additional setsof graduationon the samemeasureat prescribedratesabove.

Weighing Instruments

4. WeighbridgesandHopperWeighing Machines-

a eachinstrumentwith weighingcapacitynot exceeding10 tonne 48.00

b eachinstrumentwith weighing capacityover 10 tonne 48.00plus $24.00for every 10 tonne or partthereofin excessof 10 tonne.

5. Automatic Weighers,Belt ConveyerWeighersandTotalisers-

fee basedon time taken at $24.00per halfhour or part thereof for eachofficer.

6. Electronic price computingdigital indicatingscaleswith weighing capacitynot exceeding75 kg including instrumentsconnectedto pricecomputingor ticket printing devices 24.00

7. Weighing instrumentsnot otherwisedesignated-

a eachinstrumentwith weighing capacitynot exceeding50 kg 12.00

b eachinstrumentwith weighing capacityover50 kg but not exceeding300 kg 24.00

c eachinstrumentwith weighingcapacityover 300 kg 48.00

MeasuringInstruments

8. Fixed measuringinstrumentscapacitypetroleumsystems-

a eachretail flowmeter 36.00

b eachwholesaleflowmeter of ratenot in excessof 1 000 litresperminute 48.00

1 September19921 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4405

c eachwholesaleflowmeter of rate $in excessof 1 000 litresper minute 96.00

9. Calibratedtanksotherthanfarm milk tanks -

for each5 000 litre or part thereofcontainedin an individual compartmentof eachcalibratedtank 48.00

10. Calibrating measuresand measuringinstruments-

a for eachmeasureor measuringinstrumentup to and including 50 litres . .. . 24.00

b for eachmeasureor measuringinstrumentover 50 litres - basedon time takenat$24.00per half hour or part thereof.

11. Calibratedfarm milk tanks-

for each250 litre of capacityorpart thereofof eachcalibratedtank 12.00

12. EachLPGretail flowmeter 40.00

13. Measuringinstrumentsnot otherwisedesignated-

basedon time takenat $24.00per halfhouror part thereof.

General

14. Where,after testing,a weight, measureor instrumentis rejectedas incorrect, unjust, or otherwiseunsuitable,one-halfonly of the fee so prescribedwith respectto that weight, measureor instrumentmaybe chargedin lieu of the fee in this Table.

TableXIIIBMISCELLANEOUS FEES

$

1. Registrationof public weighbridge 48.00

2. Public weighman’slicence 12.00

3. Scaleadjuster’slicence 12.00

4. Scalerepairer’slicence 12.00

5. Petroleumproductsmeasuringinstrument-repairer’sregistration 12.00

4406 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [1 September1992

6. Feeschargeablefor -

$a inspector’stime for any servicerendered

in carrying out repairsor adjustment,etc.to instrumentsor any waiting time otherthantime referredto in paragraphb ofthis item - per half hour or part thereof . .. . 24.00

b any waiting time allowedby an inspectortopermitanotherpersonto carry out necessaryrepairs,etc. - per half hour or part thereof. . 24.00

c any adjustmentto -

i each20 kg or lesserweight 12.00

ii weightsabove20 kg - basedon timetakenat $24.00per half hour orpart thereof.

iii eachmeasureof capacitynot exceeding50 litres 12.00

d anydistancenecessarilytravelledby aninspector- per kilometre 0.60

e time involvedin the calibration of anyinstrumentto a degreeof accuracygreaterthanthe degreeof accuracyappliedto instrumentsin usefor trade or thecalibration andcertificationof instrumentsusedfor purposesotherthan trade- perhalf hour or part thereof 24.00

7. Chargesfor useof equipmentprovidedby Ministry -

a booking of 1 tonnemasses 48.00

b hire of 1 tonnemassesfor one dayor part thereof 24.00

8. Chargefor responseto requestto providereport,documentationor any otherinformation which is additional to verification,reverifactionand testingservices- basedontime takenat $12 per 15 minutesor part thereof.

9. Minimum fee payablein respectof any matterreferredto in this Table or Table XIII 12.00 ".

[* Publishedin the Gazetteon 3 June1927at pp.l416-l44c9.For amendmentsto 9 July 1992 see pp.544-549of 1991 Index toLegislationof WesternAustralia.]

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

1 September1992] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4407

G0301

SUPERANNUATION AND FAMILY BENEFITS ACT 1938

SUPERANNUATIONAMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil on the recommendationof the Board.

Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the SuperannuationAmendmentRegulations1992.

Principal regulations

2. In theseregulationsthe SuperannuationRegulations1959* are referredto as the principal regulations.

[* Publishedin the Gazetteof 7 July 1959 at pp. 1809-1827.For amendmentsto 1 July 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia,p. 503.]

Regulation3 amended

3. Regulation 3 of the principal regulationsis amendedby deleting thedefinitions of "the Board" and"the Fund" andsubstitutingthe following -

"Board" and "Fund" have the respective meanings given tothem in section 3 1 of the Government EmployeesSuperannuationAct 1987;

PartWA inserted

4. After regulation 21 of the principal regulations,the following Part isinserted-

" PART WA - INFORMATION TO BE GWENTO CONTRIBUTORSETC.

Definitions

2lA.. In this Part -

"Commonwealth Act" means the OccupationalSuperannuation Standards Act 1987 of theCommonwealth;

"member" means a contributor, qualified contributor orsubscriberunderthe Act;

"year", in respect of a member,means the period of 12monthsendingwith the member’sbirthday.

Annual statement

21B. 1 The Board shall for eachyear send to each memberawritten statementsettingout the following information -

a the amount of contributions made by the memberduringtheyear;

b the amount of benefitsvested in the member on thefirst and last days of the year;


c the method of determining the amount of benefitsreferredto in paragraphb;

d the amountof any deathor invalidity benefit payableto or in respectof the member;

e the nature and purposeof any changesto the Actduring the year and the eftect if any on theentitlementsof the member.

2 A statementunder subregulation1 in respectof a yearshall be sentas soonas is practicableafter the end of that year.

Information to be givenon cessationof membership

21C. Whereapersonceasesto be a member,the Boardshall assoon as is practicableafter the cessationof membershipsend tothe person,or the personalrepresentativeif any of thepersonawritten statementsetting out the following information about theentitlement under the Act of the memberor the member’sestate,as the casemaybe -

a the amount of the benefit entitlementof the memberandthe methodof determiningthatentitlement;

b the member’s old RBM as defined by theCommonwealthregulationsif it exceeds11.25 timesthe member’shighestaveragesalaryas so defined;

c if the cessationof membershiparisesotherwisethanby death, invalidity, or retirementafter attainingtheage of 55, the particulars referred to in regulation21B in respect of the period from the cessationofmembershipback to the end of the period coveredbythe last statementunderthat regulation.

2 In subregulation 1 "Commonwealth regulations"meansregulationsmadeunderthe CommonwealthAct.

Member may obtain information from Board

21D. 1 A membermay requestthe Board to give to him orher a documentspecifiedin subregulation3 but may not do somorethanoncein respectof any period of 12 months.

2 The Board shall comply with a request made inaccordancewith subregulation1.

3 The documentsthat may be requestedare -

a a copy of, or extractfrom, an actuarial report on theFund;

b a copy of the auditor’s reporton the Fund;

c a copy of any return, certificate or noticeprovided bythe Board to, or received by the Board from, theInsuranceand SuperannuationCommissioner thatis, the person referred to by that title in theCommonwealthAct.

Recommendedby the Board.The commonseal of the Board was affixed in the presenceof-

P. K. WILLIAMSON.P. J. FARRELL.

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


Dog PoundIt is hereby notified for public information that the Mount Magnet Shire Council hasappointedportion of Council’s Depot, Lot 573 RichardsonStreet,Mount Magnet, as a Dog Pound.

It is herebyadvisedthat Paul Murray Ranford,hasbeenappointedby the Shire of Mount Magnetas an AuthorisedOfficer for the following purposes-

1. RangerShire of Mount Magnet

2. Local GovernmentAct 19603. Bush Fires Act 1954

4. Dog Act 1976

5. Litter Act 1979

6. All Council By-laws

G. J. McDONALD, Shire Clerk.

LG5O1

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT 1911Shire of Trayning

Memorandumof Imposing Rates1992/93 FinancialYearTh whom it may concern.

At a meetingof the Council of the Shire of Trayningheld on Friday 31stJuly 1992, it wasresolvedthat the rates and chargesspecified hereunder,be imposed on all rateableproperty within theDistrict of the Shire of Trayning, in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct1960 and the HealthAct 1911 for the periodof 1st July 1992, to 30th June,1993.

Dated this 17th day of August 1992.W. D. COUPER,President.

C. C. J. KERP, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesLeviedGeneralRates:

Rural Lands-l.0881cents in the dollar on the UnimprovedValue of Properties.Thwnsitesof Trayning, Kununoppin and Yelbeni-9.176cents in the dollar on GrossRental

Value of Properties.Minimum Rates-$34.00on all rateableland within the district.

RubbishRemoval:$70.00 per annum-oneweekly service$35.00 per annum-secondor subsequentservice$35.00 per annum-Pensioners:one weekly service.

Discount: 10 percenton all currentratespaid in full within 35 daysof the issuedateof assessment.Minimum RatesandRatespaid by instalmentsare excluded.

Penalty: A penalty of 10 percentwill be chargedon all ratesexcepteligible pensionersremainingunpaid at 31stJanuary1993.

LG4O1

SHIRE OF MOUNT MAGNET

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LG502

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT 1911Shire of Coolgardie

Memorandumof ImposingRatesAt a meetingof the Council of the Shire of Coolgardieheld on 20 August1992 it wasresolvedthatthe ratesspecifiedhereundershouldbe imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the District of theMunicipality for the financial yearending 30 June 1993 in accordancewith the provisionsof theLocal GovernmentAct 1960 andthe HealthAct 1911.

L. E. CARNICELLI, President.

P. J. HUGHSON, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedGeneralRate:-

0.048930cents in the dollar for GrossRentalValue.0.118793centsin the dollar for UnimprovedValues.Minimum Rate-$100per lot or location.

RatesDiscount andPenalty-Section550 and550A 2 of the Local GovernmentAct.It was resolvedthat Council allow a 10 per cent discounton all current ratespaid in full withinthirty five daysfrom the date of service,andlevies a penalty of 10 per cent on ratesunpaidafter31 January1993.RubbishCharge:-

a Domestic RubbishCharge-240 litres picked up once weekly $100.00Additional Service $100.00

b CommercialRubbishCharge-240 litre-One Service . $100.00Additional Service $100.00Bulk Bins 1.1m3One Service $400.00Two Services $800.00ThreeServices $1 200.00

c Industrial RubbishCharge240 litre-One Service $100.00Additional Service $100.00

d RubbishTip MaintenanceChargeOne Service $100.00

A 50 per cent discounton rubbish chargesto apply to those Pensionerswho qualify under thePensionerRate RebateAct for a rate rebate.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960* Shire of Coolgardie

It is herebynotified for public information that the following fees and chargeshavebeen set byCouncil resolution on the 20 August1992 in accordancewith Section191A of theLocal GovernmentAct 1960.

1 Hall HireCabarets,Dances,etc without liquor $120.00perbooking

with liquor $180.00perbookingQuiz Nights, Public Meetings, CommunityGatherings,etc $30.00 per bookingIndoor Sporting and PhysicalFitnessType Activity $25.00 per bookingCommercialEnterprisesOtherthan Cabarets

without liquor $55.00 per bookingwith liquor $180.00 perbooking

District Schools Freeof chargeNon-District Schools $25 perbookingRefundableDeposit on Halls $100.00Furniture Used in Conjunctionwith Hall Hire No charge

2 Charges-OtherTrestle Hire Mm. Charge$10.00 $4.00 eachChair Hire Mm. Charge$5.00 $1.00 each


3 RecreationalFacility ChargesJunior Sportingand ServiceGroupsSeniorSportingand ServiceGroups-Non-CommercialSportingFixturesno gate takingsCommercialSporting Fixture gatetakingsAnimal Training and Exhibition no gate takingsAnimal Training and Exhibition gate takingsCircuses and SideshowsFire Brigade TracksDistrict Schools Within ShireNon-District SchoolsPublic Assembliesand MeetingsTraining with use of LightsTraining without use of Lights

4 SwimmingPool ChargesAdultsSchool ChildrenPre-SchoolSchool ConcessionSpectatorPensionersSpectatorsDuring Vocation Swimming LessonsConcessionBooks of 25 Tickets$25.00 $1.00

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960;HEALTH ACT 1911COUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGEACT 1948

Shire of Moora

Memorandumof ImposingRates

To whom it may concern.At a meetingof the Moora Shire Council held on 19thAugust 1992, it was resolvedthat the ratesspecified hereundershould be imposedon all rateableproperty within the following Wards andspecialareaswithin the district in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960and the HealthAct 1911, for the period 1st July 1992, to 30th June 1993.

Dated this 27th day of August 1992.C. W. ADAMS, President.

J. N. WARNE, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesandChargesLeviedGENERAL RATES:Moora Central Ward:

Moora Thwnsite prescribedareaZone Group 1-11.0220 centsin the dollar on gross rental values.Zone Group 2-12.5629 centsin the dollar on gross rental values.Rural Areas6.841 8 cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalues.Urban Farmland4.582 9 cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalues.

WatherooWard:WatherooTownsite:

Zone Group 1-11.0220 cents inZone Group 2-12.5629 cents inRural Areas6.841 8 cents in the

Miling Ward:Miling Townsite.

Zone Group 1-11.0220 cents inZone Group 2-12.5629 cents inRural Areas6.841 8 centsin the

Koogan Ward:Rural Areas6.841 8 cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalues.

Freeof charge

$35.00 per fixture$200.00 per fixture$20.00 per fixture$50.00 per fixture

$220.00 per fixture$80.00 per annum

Freeof charge$35.00 per fixture$35.00 per fixture

$20.00 per nightFree of charge

$1.80$1.50

No Charge80c50c70c

No Charge

LG503

L. E. CARNICELLI, President.P. J. HUGHSON, Shire Clerk.

the dollar on gross rental values.the dollar on grossrental values.dollar on unimprovedvalues.

the dollar on grossrental values.the dollar on gross rental values.dollar on unimprovedvalues.


Bindi Bindi Ward:Bindi Bindi Townsite and South-EastWard prescribedarea.

Zone Group 1-11.0220 cents in the dollar on grossrental values.Zone Group 2-12.5629 cents in the dollar on grossrental values.Rural Areas 6.841 8 cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalues.

CoomberdaleWard:CoomberdaleThwnsite.

Zone Group 2-12.5629 cents in the dollar on grossrental values.Rural Areas 6.841 8 cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalues.In the GRV areas of the Townsites within the Shire Zone Group 1 refers to commercial,industrial, hotel and motel propertiesand Zone Group 2 refers to residentialand all otherproperties.

Minimum Rates:

$150 for any location, lot or other piece of land in the Moora Towinsite prescribedarea and$75 all other areasincluding all other ThwnsitesGRV blocks, rural areasblocks and MooraTownsite unimprovedvalueblocks.

Municipal RatesDiscount:A discountof five percent5% will be allowed on Municipal Ratespaid andreceiptedwithin35 daysof the date of service of the assessment.Wheresewerageratesand/or garbagechargesare chargedon an assessmentall ratesandchargesare requiredto be paid within the 35 dayperiodto qualify for the discount.

Rates Penalty:A penalty of 10 percent10% will be incurred on Municipal Ratesunpaidas at the close ofbusiness31st January1993, pursuantto section550A of the Local GovernmentAct 1960.

SewerageRates:At level directedby the StateGovernmentMoora Townsite prescribedarea 10.66 cents in the dollar on grossrental values.

Minimum SewerageRates:

$77.50 per lot for vacant land, $116 for residentialproperties,$270 for industrial/commercialproperties.Other chargeson non-rateablepropertiesasperCountry SewerageAct RegulationsScheduleof Charges.

GarbageCharge:Throughoutthe Shire-Forone 240 litre MGB servicedweekly $91. Pensionersregisteredwiththe Council-For one 240 litre MGB servicedweekly $81.BusinessHousesdumping rubbish at tip-Minimum $91.BusinessHousescollection-multiplesof standardrate dependingon usage.

Septic Tank Services:

WasteWater Removals-$8.25per 1 000 litres plus service fee chargeof $15.00.SepticTank Clean Out-$95.00per septic tank servicecharge$15.00.PensionersMoora Shire $75.00 per septic tank plus charge of $15.00.Travelling time andvehicle chargeto apply to out of the Moora Townsite services.Additional chargeof $40.00 to apply to servicesout of the Shire.Minimum all up chargefor wastewater removal-$35.00.

LG504

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960; HEALTH ACT 1911Shire of Wandering

Memorandumof ImposingRates1992-93To whom it may concern.

At a meetingof the WanderingShire Council, held on 13 August1992, it wasresolvedthat the ratesand charges,specifiedhereunder,shouldbe imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the district ofthe Municipality, in accordancewith the provisions of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and theHealth Act 1911, for the financial year ending 30th June 1993.Datedthis 1st day of September1992.

K. J. PRICE, President.D. J. DAWSON, Shire Clerk.


Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedRural Areas:

0.94 centsin the dollar on the UnimprovedValue.

Thwnsite and SpecifiedLocations:

9.78 centsin the dollar on GrossRental Values.

Minimum Rate:

UnimprovedValues-$130 for eachseparatelot, location or other rateablepiece of land.GrossRentalValues-$85for each separatelot, location or other rateablepiece of land.

Discount:

All current generalrates,except for minimum rate charges,are subjectto a 10% discountifpaid in full before the expiration of 35 days from the date of service of the notice.

Penalty:

A penalty of 10% will be chargedon all ratesremainingunpaidas at 31 January1993 eligiblePensionersexcepted.

Rubbish ServiceCharge:

Rateableproperties$67 per serviceper annum,removedonce weekly.Non-rateableproperties$77 per serviceperannum,removedonce weekly.

Fees andChargesThat the following fees andchargesas presentedbelow be adoptedfor the 1992/93financial year.

FeePhotocopying-A4size 10/copyA3 size 20/copyElectoral Rolls $2/WardPostalAgency-PrivateBoxes $9District Maps-Photocopyonly 50StaffHousing-38 Down St $42/week

All Others $26/week

Burial Fees-Adult Burial $150Child under 7 years $75Headstone/Monument $15NicheWall-Single $40

-Double $55Reservation $10

Halls: Old Hall-Steel Chairs Max. 3 days 25/chairOld TrestlesMax. 3 days $2 each

Foyer Foyer and AllNew Hall- Only Kitchen Hall

$ $ $Meetings/Classesetc-Day 5 10 15

-Night 8 15 25Quiz Night, School Play etc* - - 30Dances,Cabarets,Private Party* - - 60*Cleaning Deposit-Dry Show 50

-Wet Show 100Cricket Club-Annual Levy 100Tonnis Club-Annual Levy 200Useof CourtsandKitchen areaonly on regular Club daysBadmintonClub-Annual Levy 300RegularClub Dates-i day and 1 night per week

-Additional day use 100Daily Hire-Thnnis-$5/Court

-$1.60/hourFloodlight Use-Badminton-Day $5 Night $15

CaravanPark-$15/weekPlusPower use, or$35/week-2adultsplus $2/person/week$6/day-2adultsplus $1/person/day.


PrivateWorks-All chargesshowndo not include operatorcosts which are chargedat cost.

Grader $55/hrLoader $40/hr12m3 Truck T/A $45/hr7m3 Truck S/A $35/hrTractor $35/hrPlate Compactor $40/day

Materialschargesinfluencedby distancecartedSand $55-$60 12m3Gravel $55-$60 12m3Blue MetalCost of materialplus Cartage.

LG505

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960;HEALTH ACT 1911Shire of SharkBay

Memorandumof ImposingRatesandCharges1992/93To whom it may concern.At a meetingof the SharkBay Shire Council, held on 31stJuly, 1992 it wasresolvedthat the ratesand chargesspecifiedhereundershould be imposed on all rateableproperty within the Shire,inaccordancewith the Local GovernmentAct 1960 andthe HealthAct 1911.Dated3rd August, 1992.

M. R. LEE, President.M. G. OLWER, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesGeneralRate-

12.0190 cents in the dollar on GrossRentalValuations.9.5748 cents in the dollar on UnimprovedValuations.

Minimum Rate: $215 per each G.R.V. assessment.Minimum Rate: $205 per each U.V. assessment.Discount:Ten per cent10% on all current rateassessmentswhich are fully paid andreceivedatthe Council Office by 4.00 pm on Friday, 4th September1992.Penalty:Ton percent10% on all ratesremainingunpaidthat were due and* payableon or before31st January,1993 with eligible Pensionersbeing exempt.Rubbish:-CommercialProperties$105.00per service per annum.

-ResidentialProperties$55.00 per service per annum.

LG506

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960;HEALTH ACT 1911COUNTRY TOWN SEWERAGEACT 1948

Shireof Dowerin

Memorandumof ImposingRatesandChargesTo whom it may concern.At a Meeting of the Shire of Dowerinheld on 21 August1992, it wasresolvedthat the RatesandChargesspecifiedhereundershouldbe imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the district of theShire of Dowerin for the year ended30 June1993 in accordancewith the provisionsof the LocalGovernmentAct 1960, the Health Act 1911 and the Country Towns SewerageAct 1948.Dated 21stAugust 1992.

W. K. JONES, President.REX J. ADAMS, Acting Shire Clerk.


Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedGeneralRates:-

Rural: 2.23680 cents in the dollar on UnimprovedValues.Townsites:7.1540 centsin the dollar on GrossRentalValues.

Minimum Rates:-A GeneralMinimum Gross Rental Value Rate per Propertyof $200Vacant residentialland-DowerinTownsite $200Vacant rural type land-Dowerin Townsite $200Vacant residential land-Other Townsites $ 40Vacant rural type land-Other Townsites $200

Discount:-A 10% Discount is allowed on all GeneralRatesreceivedat the Council’s Office, by 4.00 pmon Friday 2nd October 1992.

Penalty:-In addition to the aboveterms,a penaltyof 10% will be addedon all Rates,paymentof whichare in arrearsafter 31stJanuary1993 andwhich havenot beenreceiptedat Council’s Officeup to 4.00 pm on Friday 29th January1993.Sanitationand Rubbish Charges-DowerinTownsites Only-for One Removal per Week forCodes01, 02, 04, 05, 09 and010 andTwo Removalsperweek for Codes03 and06. All chargesare per annum.Code "01" Domestic2 bins only $65.00Code "02" Pensioners1 bin only $40.00Code "03" Large Business $110.00Code "04" Medium Business $100.00Code "05" Small Business $100.00Code "06" CaravanPark $300.00Code "09" Associations $12.00Code "010" Part Time Business $50.00

Additional Removals-Of standardbins or approvedcontainerscan be obtainedat $15 perannumfor 1 additional binor approved containerand $10 per annum for each additional service thereafter.200 litreincineratorsremovedat Private Works rates applicableMinimum 1/2 hours.Note: 200 litre bins will not be removedas ordinaryrubbish bins.

SewerageScheme-PrescribedArea Ratesand Charges

Dowerin SewerageSchemeSpecifiedArea 6.53 six point five threecents in the $ Dollar ongross Rental Values.

Minimum Rates-Residential Properties $116.00CommercialProperties $270.00Vacant Land Properties $77.50All otherunratedpropertiesas per CountryTowns SewerageAct 1948 By-laws.

LG507

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960City of Perth

SCHEDULE OF FEESAND CHARGESTennis Courtsand Reserves

It is hereby notified for public information that the Council of the City of Perth resolvedon17 August 1992, to adopt the following fees andchargesfor its Tennis Courtsand Reservesfor the1992/93financialyear in accordancewith the provisionsof section191A of the Local GovernmentAct 1960.GrassCourts-McCallumPark andRobertsonPark-

Weekends/Public

Weekdays Holidays$ $

a Hourly rate 5.00 7.50b Morning 9.30 am-1.00 pm 10.00 15.00c Afternoon 1.00 pm-4.30pm 10.00 15.00d Peak4.30 pm-6.30 pm 8.50 N/Ae SchoolHire 3.50 N/A1 Weekend/PublicHolidays 1.00 pm-6.30 pm 30.00


Bookings up to one seasonin advance:

Hard StandTennis Courts-acrylicsurface-McCallumPark, RobertsonPark, City Beach-

Weekends/Public

Weekdays Holidays$ $

a Hourly rate 8.00 am-6.00 pm 5.00 7.50b Hourly Night Rate between6.00 pm and 10.00 pm 7.00 9.50

Bookings restrictedto 5 daysin advanceat McCallum Park andRobertsonPark.

HardStandTennis Courts-bitumensurface-Lathlain-

a Weekends/weekdays/publicholidays

Rate per Hour $3.00

CommercialReserveHire Chargesall days-

$a First two hours per hour 215.00b Secondtwo hoursper hour 110.00c Thereafterper hour 55.00d Minimum charge * 215.00e Maximum chargeper day 850.00

L. 0. DELAHAUNTY, Acting ChiefExecutive/TownClerk.

LG508

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960; HEALTH ACT 1911Shire of Gnowangerup

Memorandumof ImposingRatesfor the Financial Year 1st July 1992 to 30th June1993.

At a meeting of the Shire of Gnowangerupheld 15thJuly 1992, it was resolvedthat the ratesandcharges,as specified hereunder,be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the Municipality inaccordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 andthe Health Act 1911.

Datedthis 31st day of July 1992.

K. E. PECH, President.

P. A. ANNING, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Rates and ChargesLevied1. GeneralRates:

GrossRental Values-15.39cents in the dollar.UnimprovedValues-6.41cents in the dollar.

2. Minimum Rates-$100per lot or location.

3. Discount-5%five percent on all current rates paid in full or on before 4pm on the datespeeifiedbeing 30th September1992.

4. SanitationCharges-DomesticandCommercial$75 perannumfor one weekly collection of oneapprovedbin or containerbeing a 240 litre Sub Bin.

5. Penalty-A 10% ten percent penalty will be chargedon all rates outstandingas at 31stJanuary1993 exceptin respectto entitled pensionerrates.


LG6O1

BUSH FIRES ACT 1954Shireof Greenough

BUSHFIRE CONTROLNotice to all Owners and/orOccupiersof Land in the Shire of Greenough

Pursuantto the powerscontainedin section33 of the aboveAct, you are requiredon or beforethefirst day of October 1992 and thereafterup to and including the first day of May 1993 for Ruralland; and on or before the fifteenth day of November 1992, for Urban land; or within 14 days ofthe dateof your becomingan owneror occupierof land, to haveafirebreaknot lessthan2.4 metresin width clear of all inflammablematerial in accordancewith the following:Rural land:

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

2. Around andwithin 20 metresof the perimeterof eachbuilding, haystack,andany standingcrop, on such lands so as to completelyencloseeachthereofwith such a firebreak.

3. Whenany of suchlandsadjoin a road,within suchlands,andalong the commonboundaryof such land and such roads.

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

5. In addition to any firebreaksrequiredin paragraphs1, 2, 3 and 4 herein, you shallclear off all inflammablematerial from the whole of the land occupiedby drumsused forthe storageof inflammable liquid, whetherthe drumscontain inflammableliquid or not,including any land on which ramps for holding the drums are constructed,and an areaoutsidethe land so occupied to a distanceof not less than three3 metres.

Urban Land:Subdividedresidentialland containedwithin the following areas:

1. CapeBurneyThe area containedwithin the boundaryformedby Reserves35935, 35936 and35937 andthe GreenoughRiver Road,Part Victoria Locations708, 4200 including leases,Lots 1-26and34 andLots 1 and 2 of Victoria Location 2466.

2. DrummondCovePartof Victoria Location10471 Reserve24738 andbeing the leasedareacontainingLots1-25, 25A, 33, 36, 37, 39, 40, 42, 44, 45, 48, 57, 61-64, 67-115, 117, 118.

3. ForresterParkThe areaboundedby the front and or rear/sideboundariesof lots which have frontagetoChapmanValley Road.Kultown Drive, JabiruWay andPinyali Way andwhich forms partof Victoria Location 1712.

4. KarlooVictoria Location 8055,Reserves29972and37253andpartof Victoria Location8072 northof Lot 100.

5. NarnguluThe areaboundedby Edward Road, RuddsGully Road, Kemp Streetand the westernboundaryof the NarnguluTownsite.

6. Mount TarcoolaVictoria Locations2126, 2127 the part of Victoria Location 9993 boundedby Locations2126, 2127,Highbury Street,the westernandpart southernboundariesof Reserve38658,Acacia Street,the easternand southernboundariesof Reserve38292, FordenStreetandWilton Close.

7. WandinaPart Victoria Locations1314, 1945, 2545, 6489, 6816 and 6851.

8. StrathalbynPart Victoria Locations13, 189, 361, 1764, 2048 andVictoria Location200.

9. Tarcoola BeachVictoria Location 2125 and part of Victoria Location 5843 locatednorth of GlendinningRoad.

10. Waggrakinea The area boundedby the North West Coastal Highway, Chapman Valley Road,

AlexanderDrive andStella Road;b The area boundedby the Shire Boundary, Beattie Road, Adelaide Street and the

westernboundaryof Let 10 of Victoria Location 1712; andc The areaboundedby ConstantineRoad,ChapmanValley Road andeasternboundary

of Part Lot 71 of Victoria Location 1712.

11. WalkawayThat land containedwithin part Victoria Locations100, 900, 1235 and 1259 and Reserve28569.


12. Where the area of the land is 0.2 hectaresor less, all inflammalbematerial on the landshall be removedfrom the whole of land.

13. Wherethe land exceeds0.2 hectaresin area,firebreaksat least 2.4 metreswide shall beclearedof all inflammablematerialimmediatelyinside all externalboundariesof the landandalso immediately surroundingall buildings situatedon the land.

If it is consideredimpracticablefor any reasonto clear or removeinflammablematerial from thelandin Rural areasas requiredby this Notice, you may apply to the Council or its duly authorizedofficer, not later than 15th September,1992 for permissionto provide firebreaksin alternativepositions or to take alternativeaction to abatethe fire hazardson the land. If permissionis notgrantedby Council or its duly authorizedofficer, you are to comply with the requiementsof thisNotice. Inflammablematerialis definedfor the purposesof this Notice to includebush,dry grasses,timber, boxes, cartons,paperand like inflammable materials, rubbish and also any combustiblematters,but does not include greenstandingtrees, or growing bushesand plants in gardensorlawns.The penalty for failing to comply with this Notice is a fine not exceeding$1 000 anda personindefaultis liable, whetherprosecutedor not, to pay the cost of performingthe work directedin thisNotice if it is not carriedout by the owneror occupierby the daterequiredby this Notice. If therequirementsof this Notice are carriedby burning, such burning mustbe in accordancewith therelevantprovisionsof the BushFires Act.By Order of the Council,

W. T. PERRY, Shire Clerk.

LG9O1LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

Shireof PeppermintGroveNOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW

ProposedLoan No. 36 of $25 000Pursuantto section610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Shire of PeppermintGrove givesnotice that is proposesto borrow by the sale of a debentureor debentureson the following termsand conditionsandfor the following purpose.For a period of five years, at the ruling rate of interest repayableat the office of the Council byhalf yearly instalmentsof principal andinterest for the purposeof plant purchase.Plans, specificationsandestimatesof cost thereofandthe statementrequiredby section609 of theLocal GovernmentAct 1960, are open for inspection at the office of the Council, 1 Leake Street,PeppermintGrove for 35 days after the publication of this notice.Datedthis 28th day of August 1992.

J. D. LIDBURY, President.G. D. PARTRIDGE, Shire Clerk.

Occ UPATIONAL FIFALTII, SAFE Y AN! WELFARE

OA4O1OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE ACT 1984

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE REGULATIONS 1988EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE UNDER REGULATION 213

No. 16 of 1992I, Neil Bartholomaeus,Commissionerof OccupationalHealth, Safety andWelfare, herebygrant ageneralexemptionfrom the requirementsof Regulation345 and 351 of the OccupationalHealth,Safety and Welfare Regulations1988 in relation to working on top of moving lift cars subject tothe following conditions:

1. A clear definedline shall be installedaroundthe perimeterof the lift car roof, where theedgeis exposed,to highlight the edgeextremitiestheseshould,in the caseof maintenancejobs, be installed as quickly as practicable;

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

3. In the constructionindustryinstallationof lifts personsworking on lift car roofs shallholdanR or R4Certificate of Competencyor be underthe supervisionof an R or R4Certificateholder;

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

This exemptionis valid until 5pm, 31 March 1993.

Datedthis twenty fourth day of August 1992.

NEIL BARTHOLOMAEUS, CommissionerforOccupationalHealth, Safety andWelfare.

1 September1992] GOVERNMENTGAZETTE, WA 4419

PD4O1

Shire of GoomallingInterim DevelopmentOrder No. 1

Ref: 26/4112/1.

Notice is herebygiven that the HonourableMinister for Planninghas approvedof the extensionfor twelve monthsfrom 3 November1992, of the Shire of GoomallingInterim DevelopmentOrderNo. 1, pursuantto the provisionsof section 7B of the Town Planningand DevelopmentAct 1928.

SARAH ARTHUR, Secretary,Committeefor StatutoryProcedures.

PD402

TOWN PLANNING AN] DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928Shireof Exmouth

Interim DevelopmentOrder No. 2Ref: 26/10/7/1.

Notice is herebygiven that the HonourableMinister for Planninghas approvedof the extensionfor twelve months from 15 September1992, of the Shire of Exmouth Interim DevelopmentOrderNo. 2, pursuantto the provisionsof section 7B of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928.

SARAH ARTHUR, Secretary,Committee for StatutoryProcedures.

PD403

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of CockburnDistrict Zoning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 44

Ref: 853/2/23/19,Pt. 44.

Notice is hereby given that the City of Cockburn has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningPt Lot 16 being portion of Part CockburnSoundLoc 542,Lot 1 being portion of Cockburn SoundLoc 541 andportion of CockburnSoundLee 541 ParkesStreet, Yangebup, from Residential R15 and Road Reserve to Commercial to permit thedevelopmentof a shoppingcentreandassociatedcommercialfacilities andrezoningLot 1 ForrestRoad,South Lake from Commercialto ResidentialR30.

Plansand documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 9 Coleville Crescent,Spearwoodandat the Departmentof Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street,Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to andincluding 13 October 1992.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Forth No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before 13 October 1992.

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

TOWN PLANNING AN] DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

A. J. ARMAREGO, Town Clerk.


PD404

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEMEAMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of WannerooTown PlanningSchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 627

Ref: 853/2/30/1 Pt. 627.Notice is hereby given that the City of Wanrieroo has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor thepurposeof amendingthe ResidentialDensityCode Map to recodeLets 510, 680,681 and682 Kinross Drive, Kinross from R20 to R40.Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices,AdministrationCentre,BoasAvenue,Joondalupandat the Departmentof Planningand Urban Dev’1opment, Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will beavailable for in on during office hours up to and including October 13, 1992.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshouldbe madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodgedwiththe undersignedon or before October 13, 1992.This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to providean opportunity for public commentandit shouldnot be construedthat final approvalwill be granted.

R. F. COFFEY, Town Clerk.

PD501

TOWN PLANNiNG ANI DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

City of CockburnDistrict Zoning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 72

Ref: 853/2/23/19Pt. 72.It is hereby notified for public information,in accordancewith Section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapproved the City of CockburnTownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton August 25, 1992 for the purposeof:

1. substituting"Clause 32" in Clause8.12.3 of the Text with "Clause5.1.3’;2. substitutingthe numericalreference"5.4.16" in Clause 1.2.4 of the Sixth Schedulewith

"5.5.16’;3. substitutingthe numericalreference"5.4.16" in Clause5.2.4 of the Sixth Schedulewith

"5.5.16";4. substitutingthe numericalreference"5.4.16" in Clause 10.2.5 of the Sixth Schedulewith

"5.5.16’;5. substitutingthe numerical reference"6.2.1" in Clause 11.2.4 of the Sixth Schedulewith

"11.2.1’;6. substituting the numerical reference"5.4.15" in Clause 5.5.16Xe of the Text with

"5.5.15’; and7. substituting"lots 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21’ in Clause12.2.5 of the

Sixth Schedulewith "lots 302, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 314, 315, 317, 318, 319, 320 and321’.

D. F. MIGUEL, Mayor.R. W. BROWN, Town Clerk.

PD502

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVEDTOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

Shireof SwanTown PlanningSchemeNo. 12-AmendmentNo. 4

Ref: 853/2/21/11,Pt. 4.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire of Swan TownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton 25 August 1992 for the purposeof-

1.0 Amendingthe SchemeText as follows1 Deletingreferenceto "SchemeMap SupplementC-Sheet4’ from Clause 1.4 Maps.2 Deleting the words "to facilitate the samewithin’ from the fourth line of Clause1.6

m GeneralObjects.

1 September 1992] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4421

3 Adding to Clause 1.6 new subclausesm and n as follows-

"sidewalk meansthe areawithin the roadreserveset aside anddevelopedas afootpath for pedestriansandincludesthe featureswithin the areaof the footpathwhich contributeto the streetscape.

"streetscape"meansthe featureslocatedwithin the pedestrianmall andsidewalkareaprovidedfor the comfort andamenityof the public andincludesstreettrees,landscaping,paving, drainage,kerbing, streetfurniture, signs,lighting, and anyother improvementwithin the pedestrianmall andsidewalk area.’

4 Substitutingthe words "Town PlanningBoard" in the first line of Clause2.2.2.2 withthe works "State PlanningCommission’.

5 Deleting Clauses 2.4.1.2 to 2.4.2.9 inclusive, relating to Land for Parking andContribution for Parking.

6 Adding a new Clause 2.5.2.4after Clause2.5.2.3 as follows-

"2.5.2.4 The Council shall carry out such road works and other works as arerequiredfor the creation of the pedestrianmalls and to control vehicularmovementinto, from, andin the proximity of the pedestrianmalls. Thecost of such works shall be paid by the Council from its Municipal Fundor otherappropriatespecialfund separatefrom the funds relating to thisScheme."

7 Substituting Clause 2.5.3 with the words "Contribution for PedestrianMalls andSidewalks".

8 Adding the words "and sidewalks’ after the words "pedestrianmalls’ in the third lineof Clause2.5.3.1a.

9 Substitutingthe words "two thirds" with the words "one half" in the seventhline ofClause 2.5.3.1a.

10 Adding the words "and sidewalks"after the words "pedestrianmalls’ in the secondlineof Clause2.5.3.1 b.

11 Substituting Clause2.5.3.2 with-

"2.5.3.2 Owners of land within the Private DevelopmentArea and the CouncilDevelopmentArea shall contribute to the provision of the malls andsidewalkson the basisof the length of the frontageof the lot immediatelyabuttingthe pedestrianmall ‘or sidewalk’."

12 Deleting Clause2.5.3.3 a andb.

13 Modifying Clause2.5.3.4 by addingthe words "and sidewalks"after the word "malls’in the third line; substitutingthe word "third" with the word "half" afterthe word "one’on the sixth line; adding the word "the’ betweenthe words "of" and"contributing" inthe eighth line; andsubstitutingthe words "AreasA, B andC" with the word "Owners’in the eighth line.

14 Deleting Clause2.5.3.5.

15 SubstitutingClause2.5.3.6 with-

"2.5.3.6 An owner who is liable to contributeto the cost of providingpedestrianmalls and sidewalks shall make his contribution upon the Councilcarrying out the necessarywork for conversionof the portion of roadstothe pedestrianmall or the reinstatementor upgrading of sidewalksimmediately adjacentto the ownerslot andmaking written demandof theowner for payment. In any case where the Council makes a writtendemandof an owner for paymentof that owner’s contributionto the costof providing pedestrianmalls or sidewalks,the noticemay be addressedto that owner’s last addressshownin the Council’s ratebookfor the landin questionand shall stipulatea period of not less than 90 days after thedate of serviceof the notice within which paymentof the contributionshall be made."

16 Substituting the words "providing all pedestrianmalls" in the fifth line of Clause2.5.3.7 b with the words "providing the pedestrianmall or sidewalkadjacentto theowner’s lot."

17 Substitutingthe word "one third" in the first andsecondlines of Clause2.5.3.9 withthe words "one half".

18 Adding a new clauseafter Clause2.5.3.9 as follows-

"2.5.3.10 In lieu of providing a cashcontributiontowardsthe pedestrianmall inaccordancewith Clause 2.5.3.4 an owner may undertakeworks on theowner’s lot which are consideredby Council to be a pedestrianmall interms of the Scheme, the estimated cost of which shall be at leastequivalentto the value of the owner’s contributionunderClause2.5.3.4andbe located,designedanddevelopedto the satisfactionof the Counciland the Liaison ManagementCommittee."

4422 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [1 September 1992

19 SubstitutingClause2.5.4.2with-

"2.5.4.2 The membershipof the Liaison ManagementCommittee shall be asfollows-

1 The Shire Presidentfor the time being of the Council who shallbe the Chairmanof the Committee;

2 The Chairmanfor the time being of the CommunityDevelopmentCommittee;

3 One Councillor representingthe Midland Ward of the Councilwhere the Councillor is neither the Shire Presidentnor theChairmanof the CommunityDevelopmentCommittee;

4 One member appointed on the nomination of the MidlandChamberof Commerce;

5 Two membersappointedby the Council to representthe ownerswithin the SchemeArea;

6 Onememberappointedby the Council to representthe tenantswithin the SchemeArea."

20 SubstitutingClause 2.5.4.3 with-

"2.5.4.3 The Liaison ManagementCommitteeshall havethe power from time totime to co-opt other persons to serve as membersof the Committeeprovidedthat any personso co-optedshall be a a personlikely to havea specialinterest in the developmentof pedestrianmalls in the SchemeArea or; b a personhavingexpertisein pedestrianmall developmentormanagementor; c a former ShirePresidentor CommitteeChairmanwhohas previous experienceas a member of the Committee. In all otherrespectsthe Committee shall be subject to and its meetings shall beconductedin accordancewith the provisionsof the StandingOrdersof theCouncil relating to occasionalcommittees.’

21 Amending Clause 2.5.4.5 to deletethe words at the beginning of the Clause"as soonas possibleafter the first meeting of the Liaison ManagementCommittee’andat theend of the Clause substitute the words, "prepare a Master Plan for the designspecificationsandthe programmingof constructionof the pedestrianmalls’ with thewords "preparea detailedplan for the design specificationsandthe programmingofconstructionof all or part of the pedestrianmalls and sidewalks’.

22 SubstitutingClause2.5.4.6 with-

"2.5.4.6 The Council after consultationwith the Liaison ManagementCommitteemay approvevariationsto the MasterPlan or the detailedplan.’

23 SubstitutingClause2.5.4.7with-

"2.5.4.7 The Council shall determine the time at which any programme forconstruction of all or part of the pedestrianmalls or sidewalks isimplemented.’

24 AmendingClause2.7.1.1by deletingin the secondline the words "for pedestrianmallsor a contribution’.

25 Deleting referenceto subclause2.5.3 in Clause 2.7.1.2.

26 SubstitutingClause2.7.2 with-

"2.7.2 More than one demand:In any casewhere pursuantto subclause2.7.1.3the Council revisesan estimate,then the Council may to the extent thatis necessarymake more than one demandfor paymentof the relevantcontribution."

27 Deleting the words "the pedestrianmalls" from line five in Clause4.2.4.2.

28 Amending Clause4.3 "PedestrianMalls" to read "PedestrianMalls and Sidewalks’.

29 Adding in the first line of Clause 4.3.1 after the words pedestrianmalls, "andsidewalks".

30 Adding in the secondline of Clause 4.3.2 after the words pedestrianmalls, "orsidewalks"malls.

2.0 Substitutingthe SchemeMaps by-

1 Removingthe existing SchemeMap Sheets1 to 5 inclusive.

2 Replacingthe existing SchemeMaps with new Sheets1 and 2 attached.

C. M. ZANNINO, President.E. W. LUMSDEN, Shire Clerk.


TOWN PLANNING AN] DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

Town of Mosrijan Park

Town PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 10Ref: 853/2/18/4Pt. 10.It is herebynotified for public information,in accordancewith Section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approvedthe Town of Mosman ParkTown PlanningSchemeAmendmenton August25, 1992 for the purposeof amendingthe Scheduleof Additional Usesat AppendixB of the SchemeText at Column 2 wherethe particularsof the landin Column 1 refer to Sub Lot 216 of Mosman Park Townsite, Boundary Road, by the deletion fromColumn 2 of Condition 1 and substitutingin its placea revisedCondition 1 to read:

"Only the buildingsshown on sketchesandplans for useby the Curtin Aged PersonsHomesTrust may be constructed on the site. Such plans should be the subject of a formaldevelopmentapplication to the satisfactionof Council.’

B. H. MOORE, Mayor.T. J. HARKEN, Town Clerk.

Underthe provisionsof the Police Act 1892, unclaimed,FoundandStolenpropertywill be sold bypublic auctionat StateSupply Branch,Disposal Centre,21 PilbaraStreet,Welshpool,on Thursday,September10, 1992 at 9.00 am.Auction to be conductedby Mr. K. Treloar,GovernmentAuctioneer.

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.

CORRIGENDUM

VALUATION OF LAND ACT 1978The notice of making GeneralValuations that appearedin the GovernmentGazettedated26 June1992 is correctedas follows-

UnimprovedValuesShire of Urban Area Rural Area

1 October 1991 1 January1991

lenders

J. B. DUNCAN, Valuer General.

Tenders are invited for the following projects.

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

Tender No. Description Closing Date

19921/92

26/92

Road re-constructionand overlay, Eyre Highway, Eucla Section,707-721 km from Norseman,Kalgoorlie Division.

Supply and delivery of bulk bitumen, Class 170 approx 20 363tonnes.

Tuesday,SeptemberSeptember

2216

43/92 Cold planing, bitumous sealing and asphalt surfacing, MitchellFreeway,Metropolitan Division.

September11

P11503

PE4O1POLICE AUCTION

VG4O1

Greenough

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MAIN ROADS

4424 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA {1 September1992

MAIN ROADS-continued

lenders-continued

TenderNo. Description Closing Date

199254/92 Complete cleaning of Main Roads’ Offices and depot buildings,

Bunbury Division.September9

81/92 Load, cartanddisposalof approx,60 000 cubic metresof sandandlimestone,fill material from a stockpile on Mitchell FreewayatCedricStreet, Stirling.

September11

86/92 Collection and disposalof litter from roadsidebins, parkingbaysandrestareasand the readingandservicingof permanenttrafficcount stations along highways and main roadswithin Albanyand parts of Narrogin and Bunbury.

September22

ZT202

Acceptanceof lenders

ContractNo. Description SuccessfulTenderer Amount

$

16/92 Bitumous sealing, Marble Bar Road, SpraypavePty LtdPilbara Division.

49 534.35

36/92 Asphalt surfacing, chanelisation and Various suppliersminor works, Metropolitan Division.

Details onrequest

45/92 Manufacture and delivery of precast Rocla Pipelineconcrete box culverts, 1500 mm x Products1500 mm, Bunbury Division.

35 850.40

A. D. JAMIESON, Acting Director, CorporateServices.

Creditors and other personshaving claims in respect of the estateof William George Chrisp,formerly of 32 Altair Street,SouthernCross, Invalid Pensioner,to which section63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 appliesare requiredto sendparticularsof their claims to the Executor,PeterRaymundJohnKeenan,careof Ackland& Nowland, Solicitors,of Suite 10, 117 Broadway,Nedlands,P0 Box374, Nedlands,WA, 6009, by the 9th day of October1992, after which datethe said Executormayconvey or distributethe assetshavingregardonly to the claims of which he hasnoticeandthe saidExecutor shall not be liable to any person of whose claim he had no notice at the time ofadministrationor distribution.

Datedthis 25th day of August 1992.

ZZ2O1

TRUSTEESACT 1962

ACKLAND & NOWLAND, Solicitors for the Executor.

1 September 1992] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4425

ZZ3O1

INQUIRY AGENTSLICENSING ACT 1954APPLICATION FOR LICENCE IN THE FIRST INSTANCE

To the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.

I John Charles Ellery, of 35 Minerva Way, Came 6020, Inquiry Agent, having attainedthe ageof twenty-oneyears,herebyapply on my own behalffor a licenceunder the abovementionedAct.The principal place of businesswill be at 55 Collins Street,West Perth6872.

Dated the 17th day of August 1992.

JOHN C. ELLERY, Signatureof Applicant.

APPOINTMENT OF HEARINGI herebyappoint25thday of September1992 at 10 o’clock in the forenoonas thetimefor the hearingof the foregoingapplicationat the Court of PettySessionsat Perth.

Dated the 19th day of August1992.

ANTHONY MONTEROSSO,Clerk of Petty Sessions.

Objectionto the grantingof the applicationmay be servedon the applicantandthe Clerk of PettySessionsat any time prior to sevendays before the dateappointedfor the hearing.

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NOTICE

PAYMENTOF NOTICESPUBLISHED IN THEGOVERNMENTGAZETTE

As of 7 November 1991, personsor organisationsintending to place a

notice in the Public Notices Section of the GovernmentGazetteandwhodo not have an established account, must forward a cheque/credit cardauthorisation at the time of lodgement of the notice.

Confirmation of amounts payable for a notice may be obtained from the

State Law Publisher’s Office, telephonenumber 383 8852.

This takeseffect for the Gazettepublishedon 15 November1991 andallH issuesthereafter. f

G. L. DUFFIELD, Director.

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STANDING COMMITTEE ONESTIMATES AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS

This Standing Committee of the Legislative Council wasestablished in late 1989 to consider and report on -

a the estimates of expenditure laid before theCouncil each year; and

b any matter relating to the financialadministration of the State.

The all party Committee comprises the following members -

* Hon Max Evans - ChairmanHon Sam PiantadosiHon Bob Thomas

* Hon Muriel PattersonHon Murray Montgomery

In regard to b above the Committee would be pleased toreceive submissions from any person or organisationrelating to any matters of concern in respect to howgovernment allocated funds are distributed, expended ormanaged for and on behalf of the public sector in WesternAustralia.

These submissions will be included in the formal review ofthe annual State Budget estimates for 1992/93 and shouldbe forwarded to the following address before FRIDAY,OCTOBER 2 1992.

Mr Phil KnightAdvisory/Research Officer

Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial OperationsLegislative Council Committee Office

Parliament HousePERTH WA 6000

Telephone No: 09 222 7300

1 September 19921 GOVERNMENT_GAZETTE,WA 4427

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