Town of East Fremantle Keeping of Poultry By-law

1 By His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor in and ever the State of Western Australia and its UNDER section 2 of the Western Australian Tripartite Labour Consultative Council Act 1983, I, the Governor, act ing with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby fix the day on which this proclamation is published in the Government Gazette as the day on which the Western Australian Tripartite Labour Consultative Council Act 1983 shall come into operation. P. M’C. DOWDING, Minister for Industrial Relations. GOD SAVETHEQUEEN Governnr. Acts Amendment and Repeal Water Authorities Act 1985. By His Eocellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor in and over the State of Western Australia and its UNDER section 2 of the Acts Amendment and Repeal Water Authorities Act 1985, I, the Governor, acting with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby fix 1 July 1985 as the day on which the Acts Amendment and Repeal Water Authorities Act 1985 shall come into operation. Minister for Water Resources. GOD SAVETHEQUEEN Governnr. Water Authority Act 1984 1 By His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor in and over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Commnnwealth of Australia. UNDER section 2 of the Water Authority Act 1984, I, the Governor, acting with the advice and consent of the Execu tive Council, do hereby fix 1 July 1985 as the day on which the Water Authority Act 1984 shall come into operation. Minister for Water Resources Governn,. By His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governnr 5 in and over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth ot Australia. Western Australian Meat Industry Authority Amendment Act 1982. UNDER section 2 of the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority Amendment Act 1982, I, the Governor, acting with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby fix the day on which this proclamation is published in the Government Gazette as the day on which the Western Australian Meat Authority Amendment Act 1982 shall come into operation. State, at Perth, this 4th day of June, 1985. GORDON REID. L.S.J 40761 -1 GODSAVETHEQUEEN

1932 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. Acts Amendment Western Australian Meat Industry Authority Act 1984. 1, By His Excellency Prufessor Gordon Reid, Governor 5 in and over the State of Western Australia and ifs UNDER section 2 of the Acts Amendment Western Australian Meat Industry Authority Act 1984, I, the Governor, acting with the advice and consent of the Execu tive Council, do hereby fix the day on which this procla mation is published in the Government Gazette as the day on which the Acts Amendment Western Australian Meat Industry Authority Act 1984 shall come into operation. State, at Perth, this 4th day of June, 1985. Transport Amendment Act 1985. By His Excellency Profesvor Gordon Reid, Governor 5 in and over the State of Western Australia and ils Dependencies in Ihe Commonwealth of Australia. UNDER section 2 of the Transport Amendment Act 1985, I, the Gov’ernor, acting with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby fix the day on which this proclamation is published in the Government Gazette as the day on which the Transport Amendment Act 1985 shall come into operation. By His Excelleflcy’s Command, JULIAN GRILL, Main Roads Act 1930-1982. Declaration of a Road that shall cease to be a Main Road. 1, By His Eucellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor 5 in and over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Cvmmoewealth xl Australia. MRD 85/9-37. WHEREAS by section 13 of the Main Roads Act 1930-1982, it is provided that the Governor may, on the recommendation of the Commissioner, by proclamation de clare that any section or part of a road shall cease to be a Highway or shall cease to be a Main Road; and whereas the Commissioner has recommended that the road section delineated on the plan specified in Schedule 1 hereto shall cease to be a Main Road. Therefore, I, the Governor and acting with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 13 of the Main Roads Act 1930-1982, and pursuant to the said recommendations do hereby de clare the road section delineated on the plan and as gener ally described in Schedule 1 hereto shall cease to be a Main Road. Given under my "and and the Public Seal of the said State at Pertn, this 21st day of May 1985. J. F. GRILL, GO! SAVE THE QUEEN Road that shall cease to be a Main Road. As Main Road Route No. Local Authority Location of Route Delineated on Plan No. Midland- Goomalling Rd M26 Shire of Toodyay The re old align section of road replaced by ed section of road. the 7622-612-1 AT a Meeting of the Executive Council held in the Execu tive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 4th day of June, 1985, the following Orders in Council were authorised to be issued:- Land Act 1933. ORDER IN COUNCIL. File No. 1026/61. WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act 1933, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any Reserve shall vest in and be held by any person or persons to be named in the order in trust for the like or other public purposes to be specified in such order: And whereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 24633 Esperance Location 1559 and Coomalbidgup Lot 27 should vest in and be held by the Shire of Esperance in trust for the purpose of "Water and Stopping Place for Travellers". Now, therefore, His Excel lency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, does hereby direct that the beforementioned Reserve shall vest in and be held by the Shire of Esperance in trust for the purpose aforesaid, sub ject nevertheless to the powers reserved to him by section 37 of the said Act. File No. 4324/54V2. WHEREAS by section 34B1 of the Land Act 1933, it is made lawful for the Governor to revoke an Order in Council issued pursuant to section 33 of that Act. And whereas by Order in Council dated 1 October 1980 Reserve 28456 was vested in the Shire of Halls Creek in trust for the purpose of "Caravan Park" with power, subject to the approval in writing of the Minister for Lands and Surveys being first obtained, to lease the whole or any portion thereof for any term not exceeding twenty-one 21 years from the date of the lease. Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby directs that the beforementioned Order in Council be revoked and the Vesting Order cancelled accordingly. [L.S.l [L.S.1 Schedule 1. Land Act 1933. ORDER IN COUNCIL. Clerk of the Council. B. J. BEGGS,

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1933 RURAL HOUSING ASSISTANCE ACT 1976-1982. PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1971. IT is hereby notified that the maximum amount which the Notice of Exemption of Charitable Body. Treasurer may guarantee under section 12 of the Rural Housing Assistance Act 1976-1982 during the period com- mencing the first day of July 1985 and ending the thirtieth day of June 1986 is the sum of five million dollars $5 000 000. NOTICE is hereby given under the provisions of section 103 of the Pay-roll Tax Assessment Act, that the Aborigi nal Advancement Council of WA. Inc. is declared to be exempt for the purposes of section 101k of the Act, in relation to its charitable objects. BRIAN BURKE, Dated 27 May 1985. BRIAN BURKE, Premier. Acting Minister for Budget Management. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY ACT 1983. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 3 1985. Citotion atsd 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Financial Institutions Duty principal regx- Amendment Regulations No. 3 1985.a toov 2 In these regulations, the Financial Institutions Duty Regulations 1984* are referred to as the principal regulations. Commence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 17 June 1985. Regulation 5 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended in paragraph a of amended. subregulation 2 by inserting- a after "Supporting parent’s benefit," the following- Unemployment benefit, Sickness benefit, Special benefit, "; and b after "Family income supplement," the following- Sheltered Employment allowance, ". PohIivhed ix the Grwerxtmex,t Gazette on 20 January 198-I at pp. 12-128 and amended frxm time to time thereafter. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY ACT 1983. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.4 1985. Citation and 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Financial Institutions Duty principal regx- Amendment Regulations No. 4 1985.a ton. 2 In these regulations, the Financial Institutions Duty Regulations 1984* are referred to as the principal regulations. Commence 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 10 June 1985. Regulotion s 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended by inserting after amended. subregulation 2 the following subregulation-

3 A receipt by a bank to the credit of a clearing account kept on behalf of a financial institution under an agreement between the bank and that financial institution where the clearing account is held solely for the purpose of clearing cheques drawn by the customers of the financial institution is prescribed under section 104r of the Act as a receipt to which the Act does not apply. ". vp,thlishOd in the Gos’entxnent Gazette on 20 Jattoary 1984 at pp. 126-128 arid amended from time to time thereafter. STAMP ACT 1921. STAMP AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.31985. Citation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Stamp Amendment Regulations No. 31985. Commence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on the day that is the ment. appointed day within the meaning of section 108 of the Act.

1934 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. Regs. t2B and 3. After regulation 12A of the Stamp Regulations 1979* the following regu t2C inserted. lations are inserted- Maximum num- " 12B. For the purposes of section 111G of the Act the maximum number her ofickets of tickets that may be in one batch shall be 3 000.red. 12C. 1 A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the maintained Act shall maintain-under Part . IVAA. a a record in which there shall be recorded in respect of all tickets obtained by the licensed supplier- i the name of the person from whom the tickets were obtained; ii the day on which the tickets were obtained; iii the number of batches obtained; iv the number of tickets in each batch; v the face value of the tickets in each batch; vi the series number of the tickets in each batch; and b a record in which there shall be recorded in respect of all tickets supplied by the licensed supplier- i the name of the person to whom the tickets were sup plied; ii the day on which the tickets were supplied; iii the number of batches supplied; iv the number of tickets in each batch; v the face value of the tickets in each batch; vi the series number of the tickets in each batch.

2 A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the Act shall maintain a stock card in respect of each kind of ticket that has been obtained by, or supplied by, the licensed supplier showing- a the face value of tickets of that kind; and b the number of tickets of that kind that comprises a batch, and setting out in respect of all tickets of that kind obtained by, or supplied by him, all of the other particulars referred to in subregulation 1a and b and a running total of the number of batches of tickets of that kind currently in the possession of the licensed supplier. 3 For the purposes of subregulation 2 tickets are of the same kind where- a the tickets have the same face value and are identical if regard is not had to- i the series number; or ii the concealed portion that is to be exposed in the course of conducting a continuing lottery; and b the batch of which each ticket is a part comprises the same number of tickets.

4 A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the Act and receives from a person from whom he has obtained tickets any invoice in respect of such tickets shall keep every such invoice for 5 years after the tickets were so obtained. ". published in the Government Gazette on 7 December 1979 at pp. 3780-3787 and amended from time tx time thereafter. VALUATION OF LAND ACT 1978. VALUATION OF LAND AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1985. Citation and 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Valuation of Land Amendment principal regu- Regulations 1985. lattons 2 In these regulations the Valuation of Land Regulations 1979 are referred to as the principal regulations. Commence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 1 July 1985. merit. Reg. 5 amended. 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended in subregulation 1- a by deleting "$38.50" and substituting the following- " $40.00 "; and b by deleting "$18" and substituting the following- " $20.00 ". npubliohed in the Government Gazette on 6 April 1979 at p. 928 and amended from time to time thereafter.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1935 Crown Law Department, lency the Governor in Executive Council has:- Approved of the following appointment to the Com mission of the Peace for the State of Western Australia:- Margaret Joan McCutcheon of ii Currall Street, Narembeen and T.A.B. Agency, 2 Currall Street, Narembeen. D. G. DOIG, Under Secretary for Law. 8. Whilst every care has been taken in the compilation of this Catalogue and Auctioneers and/or Vendors accept NO RESPONSIBILITY for any misdescription and make no warranty whatsoever. Measurements and quantities shown are approximate and intended only as a guide to prospective purchasers. 9. Payment strictly on fall of hammer. 10. All intending purchasers must register their name and address with the clerk prior to the sale commencing. No bids will be accepted from persons who are not registered. Bidding will only be by the numbers issued. Lot; Particulars. PRISONS ACT 1981. THE following unclaimed property will be sold by Public Auction at the Property Tracing Section, Police Complex, Clarkson Road, Maylands on 18 June, 1985 immediately following the Police Auction. CONDITIONS OF SALE

1. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser.
2. The Vendor shall have the right to bid by the Auctioneer or the Vendor’s Agent for any lot offered.
3. The Auctioneer may, without giving any reason, there fore, refuse to accept the bid of any person or persons and may decline the offer for any lot or withdraw any lot or lots from the sale.
4. Should any dispute arise as to any bid, the relevant lot or lots may at the option of the Auctioneer be put up again and resold.
5. No allowance or refunds will be made nor will any buyer be permitted to reject any lot on the ground that it is not correctly described in the Catalogue; the said lots are to be taken with all faults if any and will be at the Buyer’s risk on the fall of the hammer.
6. All goods which have been paid for in full must be re moved by the purchaser at the purchaser’s expense by the close of the sale.
7. Time shall be the essence of the sale of any lot. P.1-2 x Radio Cassettes, 2 x Head Phones. P.2-3 x Radio Cassettes, 3 x Head Phones. P.3-3 x Radio Cassettes, 3 x Head Phones, 1 x Power Convertor. P.4.-i x Radio Cassette, 2 x Cassette Players, 3 x Head Phones, 1 x Power Convertor. P.5.-2 x Cassette Box, 1 x Electric Shaver, 21 x Cassette Tapes Assorted. P.6.-i x Bull Worker, 1 x Box Miscellaneous Items, 5 x Plastic Models Motorcycles, 1 x Set Darts. P.7.-i x Box Leatherwork Tools Assorted. P.8.-i x Box Miscellaneous Items Electric Fan, Thermos Flask. P.9.-i x Polaroid E100 Land Camera, 3 x Thermos Flasks, 1 x Electric Jug. P.10.-7 x Pocket Radios. P.11-6 x Pocket Radios. P.12-7 x Pocket Radios. P.13-2 x Guitars, 1 x Battery Operated Pin Ball Machine, 1 x B/W National Portable TV, 1 x Guitar Strap. P14.-i x Tray Miscellaneous Jewellery. P.15.-i x Tray Miscellaneous Jewellery. Necklaces and Pendants. P.16.-i x Tray Miscellaneous Jewellery. Earrings. P.i7.-7 x Watches assorted. P.18-3 x Rosary Beads, 3 x White Metal Ingots, 7 x White Metal Chains some broken. P.19.-iO x Watches Assorted. P.20-14 x White Metal Rings, ii x Yellow Metal Rings. ELECTORAL AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1985. Citation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Electoral Amendment Regulations Commence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on the day on which the Acts ment. Amendment and Repeal Disqualification for Parliament Act 1984 comes into operation.
8. The Electoral Act Regulations 19492 are amended by inserting after regu lation 57 the following heading and regulation-
9. 1 In this regulation, unless the contrary intention appears- "election" means a Legislative Council election or Legislative As sembly election; "election period", in relation to a candidate in an election, means the period commencing when the nomination of that candidate is lodged and ending when- a that nomination is withdrawn; or b that candidate or another candidate is declared elected to the Legislative Council or Legislative Assembly, as the case may be; or c the Chief Electoral Officer, during the counting of the votes, certifies as he is hereby authorized to do that that candidate has no prospect or being elected, whichever occurs first; "member" in relation to a prescribed body means- a any member of the body whether known asa member, commissioner, councillor, trustee, director or by any other title; ELECTORAL ACT 19071 Heading and rngulatixn 58 inserted. Requirement for Certain Candi dates Lx take Leave of Ab sence during Election. O As amended by the Acts Amendment and Repeal Dioqualification for Parliament Act 1984. 2 Reprinted in the Government Gazette on 31 August 1982 at pp. 3503-3554 and amended from time to time thereafter.

1936 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. b any deputy, alternate or acting member or the body, and includes a person holding the office of chairman or presi dent or any other office on the body; "prescribed body" means a commission, council, board, committee or other body mentioned in Part 3 of Schedule V to the Consti tution Acts Amendment Act 1899; "public employee" means a person who holds any office or place mentioned in Part 2 of Schedule V to the Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899. 2 A public employee who nominates as a candidate in an election shall take leave of absence from employment as a public employee, such leave to commence not later than the working day next following the day on which the election period commences and to end not earlier than the day on which the election period ends or, if that day is not a working day, the working day next preceding that day. 3 Notwithstanding anything contained in the Act under which a public employee is appointed or employed- a the employee is hereby authorized to apply for and take; and b the employer of the employee is hereby authorized to grant, leave of absence that is required to be taken under subregulation 2. 4 Leave of absence taken by a public employee under subregulation 2 shall be taken without pay except to the extent that the employee has an accrued entitlement to, and applies for, leave of absence with pay.

5 A member of a prescribed body who nominates as a candidate in an election shall not at any time during the election period attend any meeting of the body, or perform any function or duty as a member of the body, or receive any salary, fees, allowances, expenses or other remuner ation as a member of the body.

6 The inability of a member of a prescribed body to- a attend a meeting of the body; or b perform a function or duty as a member of the body, without contravening subregulation 5 shall be sufficient cause for a duly appointed or elected deputy as alternate of that member to attend the meeting or perform the duty or function, as the case may require. 7 Where a member of a prescribed body- a is absent from a meeting of the body; or b fails to perform a function or duty as a member of the body, in compliance with subregulation 5, that absence or failure shall be disregarded for the purposes of any enactment under which the member may vacate or be removed from his office as a member by reason of absence from meetings or neglect of duty. ". G. PEARCE, HEALTH ACT 1911 AS AMENDED. Health Department of W.A., Perth, 27 May 1985. PHD 619/63. THE appointment of Mr. Harry E. Francis as a Relief Health Surveyor meat and James L. Sherman as a Health Surveyor to the Shire of Busselton for the period effective from 6 May 1985 to 6 October 1985 is approved. Public Health and Scientific Support Services. OPTOMETRISTS ACT 1940 PHD 78/71 ExCo 1530 HIS Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council has appointed, pursuant to section 5 of the Optometrists Act 1940 as amended Mr Roger Mackney as Chairman of the Optometrists Registration Board for the remainder of the term expiring on 30 November 1985 vice Mrs A. Kennedy resigned. Public Health and Scientific Support Services. HEALTH ACT 1911. PHD 613/84 Ex Co 1538. HIS Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council, has waived payment of the fee required under section 2171 of the Health Act 1911 in respect of the registration of the persons named in the Schedule hereunder as Analysts under the Act. Charles Ivan Russo. Bethwyn Allen. Public Health and Scientific Support Services. HOSPITALS ACT 1927-1984. MT 1.9. HIS Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to appoint under the provisions of the Hospi tals Act 1927-1984 Mr K. J. Pratt as a member of the Plantagenet District Hospital Board for the period ending

30 September 1986, vice Mr C. Thompson, resigned. W. D. ROBERTS, Commissioner of Health.

7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1937 HOSPITALS ACT 1927-1984. RV 1.9. pleased to appoint under the provisions of the Hospitals Act 1927-1984- a Mr B. A. Gregory, vice Mr K. J. Barker resigned; b Mrs J. M. Field, as members of the Ravensthorpe District Hospital Board for the period ending 30 September 1986. W. D. ROBERTS, Commissioner of Health. HEALTH ACT 1911 AS AMENDED. Town of East Fremantle. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act 1911, as amended, a Local Authority may make or adopt by-laws, and may later amend or repeal any by-law so made or adopted, now, therefore the Town of East Fremantle, being a Local Authority within the meaning of the Act, and having adopted the Model By-laws described as Series "A" as published in the Government Gazette on 17 July 1963, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said by laws shall be amended as follows:- Part i-General Sanitary Provisions. By-law 29A is repealed and substituted with the following by-law. Keeping of Poultry. 29A 1 On and after 1 July 1985 an occupier of premises shall not keep or permit to be kept poultry on any premises occupied by him within the area described in sub-by-law 2 of this by-law except under and in compliance with the following conditions:- a The occupier is registered with the local authority as a keeper of poultry and the premises are also registered; b The occupier has paid to the local authority a registration fee of $10.00; c Subject to k, the maximum number of poultry that can be kept on any property does not exceed 10 and their density does not exceed one bird of each species per 100 m2 d Subject to k, the poultry do not include any roosters; e The occupier has provided galvanised wire or asbestos enclosures to a height of 1.8 metres for the keeping of poultry and the birds are kept therein at all times; f The occupier does not keep any poultry within 7.0 metres of any dwelling house; g The occupier does not keep any poultry within i.2 metres from the boundary of the adjoining property unless the boundary fence is constructed of asbestos, brick or masonry and the applicant obtains the consent of the adjoining lands owners; h The occupier does not keep any poultry within 18.0 metres from any street or road except in the case of corner properties when the distance shall be nine 9.0 metres; i All enclosures within which poultry are kept are maintained in a clean con dition; j The property is occupied by a single dwelling house only. Properties occupied by a duplex, group and multiple housing or non-residential building may not keep any poultry; k Council may grant special approval to enable a person to keep poultry other than as required by these by-laws, where the applicant is a bone fide member of any incorporated poultry breeders organisation and is subject to the control of such an organisation. 2 This by-law operates and has effect in the whole of the district of the local authority. 3 The local authority may refuse any application for registration, revoke any regis tration or refuse to renew any registration for non compliance with the aforementioned by-law requirements in accordance with section 357 of the Health Act 1911 as Passed by resolution of the Town of East Fremantle at a meeting held on 18 February 1985. Dated this 25th day of February, 1985. The Common Seal of the Town of East Fremantle was hereunto affixed by authorty of a resolution of the Council in the presence of- I. G. HANDCOCK, M. G. COWAN,

1938 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. HEALTH ACT 1911. HEALTH MEAT INSPECTION AND BRANDING AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 21985. MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council on the advice of the Food and Drug Advisory Committee. Citation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Health Meat Inspection and Branding Amendment Regulations No. 2 1985. Principal regu- 2. In these regulations the Health Meat Inspection and Branding Regu lations. lations 1950*, are referred to as the principal regulations. Reg. 5 amended. 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended by inserting in the appropriate alphabetical position the following- Fitzroy Crossing-Urabi Location 19. Sclxedule A 4. Schedule A to the principal regulations is amended by inserting, at the end, amended, the following brand- DERBY/WEST KIMBERLEY ". Schedule B 5. Schedule B to the principal regulations is amended by inserting in their amended, appropriate alphabetical position, the following- Derby/West Kimberley Health District. Serpentine-Jarrahdale Health District. ". Schedule C 6. Schedule C to the principal regulations is amended in Table 2 under the amended, heading "Local Authorities to which the scales apply-" in Scale M, by inserting in the appropriate alphabetical position the following- Shire of Derby/West Kimberley ". vpublished in the Governotent Gazette on 30 October t972 at pp. 3967398t and amended from time to time therafter. NOISE ABATEMENT ACT 1972. NOISE ABATEMENT NOISE LABELLING OF EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS 1985. Citation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Noise Abatement Noise Labelling of Equipment Regulations 1985. Interpretation. 2. In these regulations unless the contrary intention apears- "equipment" means an item of equipment described in Schedule 1; "Mean Sound Level" means that level defined as the Mean Sound Level in- a AS2221 Part 1 1979-Engineering Method for Measurement of Airborne Sound Emitted by Compressor/Primemover Units; or b AS2221 Part 2 1979-Engineering Method for Measurement of Airborne Sound Emitted by Pneumatic Tools and Machines, as the case may be. Equipment to 3. A person shall not sell, supply or offer for sale, equipment- be labelled. a the manufacture of which is completed; or b which is imported into the State for the purpose of sale, on or after 1 July 1985, and which has not been sold or which has been sold but only for the purpose of resale, unless there is securely affixed to it in a conspicu ous position, a durable label which- C accords with the label description; d displays the Mean Sound Level which will not be exceeded by the unit when tested in accordance with paragraph b; e displays the Noise Category determined from the table in paragraph c, of the item relating to that equipment in Schedule 2.

7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1939 Label to be 4. A person shall not attach a label to any equipment in accordance with these correct, regulations, unless the information on that label is correct in relation to that piece of equipment. Equipment not 5. A person shall not alter a piece of equipment which has affixed to it a label to be altered, in accordance with these regulations, so that the sound level of the equipment exceeds the relevant Mean Sound Level. Inspection of 6. Where an inspector requests to inspect a piece of equipment, or to be equipment, supplied with information relating to a piece of equipment, or both, a person shall produce the equipment for inspection, forthwith, and supply any relevant information, in writing, within 14 days of the request. Schedule 1. Equipment.

1. "Mobile Air Compressor"-Any air compressor not permanently fixed in a certain location and capable of being registered under the Road Traffic Act 1974 as a trailer or vehicle for movement on public roads.
2. "Pavement Breaker"-An air-powered device capable of being manually lifted and maneouvered by a single operator for the purpose of breaking up rock, concrete and other similar substances, and usually attached by a flexible hose to a mobile compressor. Schedule 2.
3. Mobile Air Compressor- a The Notice Category and the Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be displayed on a label- i with dimensions 30 cm x 21 cm; ii having a permanent clearly visible black legend on a white or translucent background; iii with a format, lettering and numbering size which shall approximate the relative scale of the format, lettering and numbering size given in the follow ing example- Noise Category Keep Doors Closed 69 dBA at 7 metres when tested in occordonce with AS 2221 1979.

1940 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. b Mean Sound Level-The test procedure to establish the Mean Sound Level shall be in accordance with AS 2221 Part 1 1979-Engineering Method for Measurement of Airborne Sound Emitted by Compressor/Primemover Units Intended for Outdoor Use. c Noise Category-The Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be used to determined the Noise Category in accordance with the following table- Noise Category Mean Sound Level A Less than or equal to 70 dBA B Greater than 70 dBA and less than or equal to 75 dBA. C Greater than 75 dBA. 2. Pavement Breaker- a The Noise Category and the Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be displayed on a label- i with dimensions 12 cm x 7 cm; ii having a permanent clearly visible black legend on a white or translucent background; iii with a format, lettering and numbering size which shall approximate the relative scale of the format, lettering and numbering size given in the follow ing example- b Mean Sound Level-The test procedure to establish the Mean Sound Level shall be in accordance with AS 2221 Part 2 1979-Engineering Method of Measurement of Airborne Sound Emitted by Pneumatic Tools and Machines. c Noise Category-The Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be used to determine the Noise Category in accordance with the following table- Noise Category Mean Sound Level A Less than or equal to 101 dBA B Greater than 101 dBA and less than or equal to 106 dBA. C Greater than 106 dBA. Noise Category Wear Hearing Protection 105 dBA at I metre when tested in accordance with AS 2221 1979.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1941 POISONS ACT 1964. POISONS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.4 1985. Citatioa. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Poisons Amendment Regulations No. 4 1985. Principal regu- 2. In these regulations the Poisons Regulations 1965* are referred to as the lotions, principal regulations. Reg. 5tH 3. Regulation 51H of the principal regulations, inserted by the Poisons amended. Amendment Regulations No. 2 1985, is amended by deleting the regulation designation "S1H." and substituting the following- S1J. ". Appendix A 4. Appendix A to the principal regulations is amended- amended. a in Form 6C by deleting "Commissioner of Public Health." second occurring and substituting the following- " Signature of applicant b in Form 10, by inserting after item 14- " Date Signature of applicant c in Form 12- i by inserting after "provisions of Section", the following- ii by deleting "of the Commissioner." first occurring; and iii by deleting "of the Commissioner." second occurring and substituting the following- from which you are appealing. "; d by inserting at the end of Forms 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 6A, 6C, 7A, hA and 11AB the following- Fee $ with application "; e by deleting "Commissioner of Public Health" wherever it occurs and substituting the following- Executive Director, Public Health and Scientific Support Ser vices "; and f by deleting "Public Health Department" wherever it occurs and substituting the following " Health Department of Western Australia ". nReprinted its the Gos’ernineitt Gazette on 15 September 1981 at pp. 3975-4029 and amended from time to time thereafter. HOSPITALS ACT 1927. HOSPITALS SERVICES CHARGES AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 3 1985. Citation and 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Hospitals Servic Charges principal regu- Amendment Regulations No. 3 1985.lotions 2 In these regulations the Hospitals Services Charges Regulations 1984* are referred to as the principal regulations. Cttmtnence’ 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 13 June 1985.

Schedule 3. The Schedule to the principal regulations is amended in Part I- amended. a in item 1- i by deleting "$12.75" in paragraph c and substituting the fol lowing- $13.65 "; and ii by deleting "$50.30" and "$44.30" in paragraph d and substituting the following, respectively- $51.20 "and" $45.20 "; and b in item 3 by deleting "$50.30" and "$44.30" and substituting the fol lowing, respectively- $51.20 "and" $45.20 "; and c in item 4 by deleting "$11.65" and substituting the following- $12.45 ". vPublivhed in the Government Gazette tin 27 January 1984 at pp.231-234 and amended from time to time thereafter.

1942 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. POLICE AUCTION. UNDER the provisions of the Police Act i892-1983, unclaimed stolen and found property will be sold by public auction at the Property Tracing Section, Police Complex, Clarkson Road, Maylands, on Tuesday 18 June 1985 at 9.00 a.m. Auction to be conducted by Government Auctioneer. Mr. R. Pumphrey, Acting B. BULL, Commissioner of Police. METROPOLITAN PERTH PASSENGER TRANSPORT TRUST ACT 1957-1984. Appointment of Chairman/Chief Executive. Office of the Minister for Transport, I, JULIAN FLETCHER GRILL, being Minister administering the Metropolitan Perth Passenger Transport Trust Act 1957-1984 appoint Stuart Keith Hicks as Chairman/Chief Executive of the Metropolitan Perth Passenger Transport Trust for a period of five years from the date of this publication. J. F. GRILL, F&W 635/85. A. F. & P. D. Dewar, Lot 14 Point Leander Drive, Dongara, to establish a processing establishment to process fish in pursuance of the provisions of section 35C of the Fisheries Act 1905, on board licensed fishing boat Western Melody, registered number LFB D61, subject to the following con ditions:- Fisheries Act 1905, and all Regulations, Orders in 2. Shall not be used for the processing of rock lobster or prawns. Act 1911 amended. 4. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur Act 1901 amended and the Commercial Trade 5. Shall not be used for the processing of marron Cherax ten uimanus unless a license is held under 6. Shall not be used for the processing of fish or crustacea caught by any other vessel. person aggrieved by this decision, may within fourteen days in writing on the grounds of their appeal. F & W 634/85. G. & M. Masiello, 123 Brede Street, Geraldton, to establish a processing establishment to process fish in pursuance of the provisions of section 35C of the Fisheries Act 1905, on board licensed fishing boat Go-Gem II registered number LFB Gh3, subject to the following conditions: Fisheries Act 1905, and all Regulations, Orders in 2. Shall not be used for the processing of rock lobster or prawns. Act 1911 amended. 4. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur Act 190i amended and the Commercial Trade Descriptions Act 1905, amended of the Parlia 5. Shall not be used for the processing of marron Gherax tenuimanus unless a license is held under 6. Shall not be used for the processing of fish or crustacea caught by any other vessel. person aggrieved by this decision, may within fourteen days in writing on the grounds of their appeal. F & W 606/85. THE Public is hereby notified that I have issued a permit to A. A., G. & A. Papandroulakis, 13 Cantwell Court, Bunbury, to establish a processing establishment to process fish in pursuance of the provisions of section 35C of the Fisheries Act 1905, at Shop 4, Sandridge Village, Strickland Street, Bunbury subject to the following conditions:- Fisheries Act 1905 and all Regulations, Orders in 2. Shall not be used for processing rock lobsters or prawns. Act 191h amended. 4. Shall comply with the requirements of any town planning scheme or interim development order gazetted under the provisions of the Town Plan ning and Development Act h928 amended, or the Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act 1959 amended. 5. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur Act 1901 amended and the Commercial Trade 6. Shall not be used for the processing of marron Cherax tenuimanus unless a license is held under person aggrieved by this decision may, within fourteen days in writing of the grounds of their appeal.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1943 F&W 650/85. S. C. May, 9 Pearce Street, Busselton, to establish a processing establishment to process fish in pursuance of the provisions of section 35C of the Fisheries Act 1905, at Unit h, Lot 58 Barlee Street, Busselton, subject to the following conditions:- Fisheries Act 1905 and all Regulations, Orders in 2. Shall not be used for processing rock lobsters, abalone, salmon or tuna. Act 19h1 amended. 4. Shall comply with the requirements of any town planning scheme or interim development order gazetted under the provisions of the Town Plan ning and Development Act 1928 amended, or the Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act h959 amended. 5. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur Act h9Oh amended and the Commercial Trade 6. Shall not be used for the processing of marron Cherax ten uimanus unless a license is held under person aggrieved by this decision may, within fourteen days in writing of the grounds of their appeal. CORRIGENDUM. File No. 83/39. THE notice published on page 1676 of the Government Gazette dated 17 May 1985 under the heading "Orders in Council", subheading "File No. 83/39" is hereby amended by deleting "21976" in line 2 and substituting "21978". AMENDMENT OF RESERVE No. 38958. File No. 2690/984. pleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act h933 of the amendment of Reserve No. 38958 Broome Lot 1860 "Drainage" to exclude that portion now comprised in Broome Lot 1856, as surveyed and shown bordered in green on Lands and Surveys Diagram 86887, and of its area being reduced to 7 531 hectares accordingly. Plan Broome 2 000 29.15 Taiji Drive. CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVES. Perth, 7 June i985. pleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act 1933, of the change of purpose of the following Reserves- File No. 1026/61-No. 24633 Esperance Location 1559 and Coomalbidgup Lot 27 being changed from "Water and Camping" to "Water and Stopping Place for Travellers". Plan Coomalbidgup 1:50 000 and Townsite South Coast Highway in the Shire of Esperance. File No. 4324/54V2.-No. 28456 Halls Creek Lot 246 being changed from "Caravan Park" to "Use and Require ments of the Shire of Hall’s Creek". Plans Hall’s Creek 2 000 32.24 and 32.25 Roberta Avenue. LAND ACT 1933. Land Release. Perth, 7 June i985. Corres. No. 2392/69. pleased to approve under section 45A of the Land Act 1933 of Boulder Lot 3877 having an area of 939 square metres subject to examination of survey being made available for sale to adjoining holders, for the purpose of "Extension to Brickworks" at the purchase price of three thousand dollars $3 000. Applications accompanied by the full purchase money must be lodged at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth on or before Wednesday, 10 July 1985. All applications lodged on or before the closing date will be treated as having been received on that date and if there are more applications than one for the lot, the application to be granted will be decided by the Land Board. Public Plan Kal-Boulder 30.34 and 30.35. AMENDMENT OF RESERVE No. 3199h. File No. 3684/67 pleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act h933 of the amendment of Reserve No. 31991 Melbourne Dis trict "Water Supply" to comprise Melbourne Locations 3985 and 4020 formerly portion of Melbourne Location 936 and being part of Lot M1965 on Diagram 13498 as surveyed and shown bordered in red on Original Plan 14171, and of its area being increased to 3.5576 hectares accord ingly. Plan: Piawaning h:25 000 SE North-East Road in the Shire of Victoria Plains. The notice published on page 1684 of the Government Gazette dated 17 May 1985 under the heading of "Cancellation of Reserves" is hereby superseded. LAND ACT 1933. Land Release. THE undermentioned allotments of land are now open for sale pursuant to the provisions of Part IV of the Land Act 1933 and are to be sold by Public Auction, by Order of the Minister, at the place and the date, at the upset prices and subject to the conditions specified hereunder. Fitzroy Locations-Hamlet Grove Derby-Gibb River Road. File 684h/50. Location; Street; Area Hectares; Upset Price; Conditions. 104; Lennard Road; 1.1387; $4 900.00; ABCDE 108; Cnr. Lennard Road and Galvins Way; 1.389 1; $5 900.00; ABCDE 109; Gaivins Way; 2.823 6; $12 000.00; ABCDE

1944 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. 163; Manning Road; 2.103 9; $8 900.00; A BCDE F i64; Cnr. Manning Road and Windjana Road; 2.001 5; $8 500.00; A BCDE F 165; Cnr. Galvins Way and Windjana Road; 1.998 2; $8 500.00; A B C DE F 168; Cnr. Manning and Windjana Roads; 2.5867; $11 000.00: ABCDEF 169; Manning Road; 3.144 3; $13 100.00; ABCDEF 170; Windjana Road; 2.0000; $8 500.00; A BCDE F 171; Windjana Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; ABCDEF 172; Windjana Road; 2.0000; $8 500.00; ABCDEF 173; Windjana Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; ABCDEF 174; Windjana Road; 2.000 0 $8 500.00; ABCDEF 175; Windjana Road; 2.0000; $8 500.00; A BCDE F 176; Windjana Road; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF 177; Bell Creek Way; 2.400 0; $10 200.00; 178; Bell Creek Way; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF 179; Bell Creek Way; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF 180; Bell Creek Way; 2.257 8; $9 500.00; ABCDEF 181; Bell Creek Way; 2.1580; $8 900.00; ABCDEF 182; Bell Creek Way; 2.025 0; $8 500.00; ABCDEF i83; Cnr. Bell Creek Way and Lennard Road; 2.098 2; $8 900.00; ABCDEF h84; Lennard Road; 2.027 2; $8 500.00; A B CDE F 185; Lennard Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; A B CDE F 186; Leonard Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; A B C DE F 187; Cnr. Bell Creek Way and Lennard Road; 2.5685; $11 000.00; A B CDE F 188; Bell Creek Way; 3.2557; $14 000.00; 189; Bell Creek Way; 2.803 1; $12 300.00; 190; Bell Creek Way; 2.3149; $9 700.00; ABCDEF 191; Bell Creek Way; 2.245 0; $9 300.00; ABCDEF 192; Bell Creek Way; 2.1000; $8 900.00; ABCDEF 193; Windjana Road; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF 194; Cnr. Windjana Road and Bell Creek Way; 2.248 2; $9 500.00; A B CDE F 195; Bell Creek Way; 2.245 0; $9 500.00; A B C DEF 196; Bell Creek Way; 1.998 8; $8 500.00; ABCDEF 198; Bell Creek Way; 1.984 4; $8 500.00; ABCDEF 199; Bell Creek Way; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF 200; Cnr. Windjana Road and Bell Creek Way; 2.248 2; $9 500.00; ABCDEF 201; Cnr. Windjana Road and Galvins Way; 2.393 3; $10 200.00; ABCDEF 202; Galvins Way; 1.999 4; $8 500.00; ABCDEF 207; Cnr. Lennard Road and Galvins Way; 1.9982; $8 500.00; A BCDE F Friday, 12 July 1985 at 9.00 am. Shire Hall, Derby. Public Plati Derby NE 1:25 000. These locations are sold subject to the following con ditions:- A The purchaser shall erect on the location pur chased a residence to comply with Local Authority by-laws within two years from the due date of the first instalment. If this condition has not been complied with in the time prescribed, the land may be absolutely forfeited together with all purchase money and fees that may have been paid. However, freehold title to the land may be applied for when a residence has been erected to "top plate height" stage, and is not less than 50 per cent completed to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands and Sur veys. On payment of the first instalment of purchase money a Licence will be available, upon which a mortgage can be registered. A Crown Grant freehold will not issue until the purchaser has complied with the building condition. A holder of a Licence may apply to the Minister for Lands and Surveys for permission to transfer a Licence. B Purchases by Agents will need to be ratified by the Principals. C The land shall be fenced with a stock proof fence to the satisfaction of the Minister, prior to the issue of a Crown Grant. D The purchaser shall establish a potable water supply to conform with Health By-laws and with the approval of the Public Works Department. E Clearing of the land shall be aesthetically pleasing to conform with the Shire of Derby/West Kimberley Town Planning Scheme No. 2 "Special Rural Zone". F Subject to Examination of Survey. WITHDRAWN FROM LEASING. Menzies Lot 1080. Corres. No. 972/981 IT is hereby notified for general information that Menzies Lot 1080 has been withdrawn from leasing under section 117 of the Land Act as gazetted on 13 April 1984 Govern ment Gazette No. 23 page 1034. Closure of Streets. WHEREAS Trustees of the Christian Brothers in Western Australia Incorporated, The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Perth and the St Bridgid’s Convent of Mercy Perth Incor porated being the owners of the land which adjoins the street hereunder described have agreed to the request of the City of Perth to close the said street:- Perth. File No. 1458/979; P760 All that portion Franklin Street now comprising Swan Locations 10642 and h0643, surveyed and shown bordered pink on Lands and Surveys Diagram 86839. Public Plan Perth 12.27. WHEREAS the State Housing Commission being the owner of the land which adjoins the street hereunder described has agreed to the request of the City of Stirling to close the said street:- Stirling. File No. 806/983; S 329. Regazettal. All those portions of Light Street and Gordon Road West, Dianella, shown bordered blue on Lands and Surveys Diagram 86811. Public Plans Perth 13.33 and 14.33. The notice under the above heading published in tile Government Gazette dated 17 May 1985 page 1686 is hereby superseded. And whereas the Council has requested closure of the said streets; and whereas tile Governor in Executive Council has approved this request; it is notified that the said streets are hereby closed.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1945 CORRIGENDUM. File No. 920/984. ON page 599 of the Government Gazette dated 15 February 1985 under the heading of Armadale, in line 1 amend Balanup Road to read Balannup Road. PUBLIC WORKS ACT h902. Annulment of Resumption. h432/984. IT is notified in accordance with the provisions of section 21 of the Public Works Act 1902 that the resumption of Road No. 17304 appearing on page 1548 of the Government Gazette dated 3 May 1985 is hereby annulled. 5. Classification into Zones: There are hereby created with the Scheme Area the several zones listed hereunder: Residential Zone Hotel Zone Business Zone Special Business Zone Public Buildings Zone Service Station Zone Showroom/Industrial Zone Light Industry Zone General Industry Zone Railway Zone Rural Zone Open Space Zone These zones are delineated or coloured or otherwise indicated on the Scheme Map according to the legend thereon. 5.1 Residential Zones: 5.1.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or building or structure in a residential area except for one or a A dwelling house. b A Duplex house. c Flat Buildings. d A surgery of a qualified medical or dental practitioner attached to a dwelling house. e A dwelling house containing a room used for consultation and/or treatment by a physio therapist, masseur, chiropractor or other person whom in the opinion of the Council may carry on a calling of a similar nature. Advertisement of Approved Town Planning Scheme Amendment. Shire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme No. 1- T.P.B. 853.4.8.1, Pt. 7. Amendment No. 7. the Shire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme amendment on 12 May 1985 for the purpose of-

1. Substituting the Scheme Map gazetted in 1963 with a new Scheme Map entitled Amendment 7 incorporating all previous amendments.
2. Replacing the Scheme Text gazetted in 1963 with a replacement Scheme Text incorporating all past amendments and metric conversion. The revised Scheme Text is published as a Schedule annexed hereto. E. V. HILL J. L. HALE Shire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme No. 1. Revised Scheme Text.
3. Citation: This Town Planning Scheme may be cited as the Shire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Corrigin Townsite Zoning Scheme, hereinafter called "the Scheme".
4. Responsible Authority: The authority responsible for enforcing the observance of the Scheme is the Shire Council of Corrigin, hereinafter called "the Council".
5. Scheme Area: The Scheme shall apply to the whole of the area contained within the inner edge of the broken black border on the Scheme Plan entitled Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Amendment No. 7.
6. Interpretation: Words and expressions used in the Scheme have the meanings assigned to them in the Act, or in Appendix D to the Town Planning Regulations 1967 or in Appendix 1 to this Scheme, as the case may be unless the context otherwise requires. 5.h.2 Site Requirements- a The Building Line for any building or struc ture in the Residential Zone shall be 9 b The maximum site coverage for land in the Residential Zone shall be 0.3. c The minimum area of a lot on which one dwelling house or one dwelling house with attachments permitted under Clauses 5.i.i.d and 5.1.1e hereof or one shop and attached dwelling may be erected shall be 600 sq.m. Only one of such structures may be built on any one lot. d No new lot shall be created in a residential area with frontage of less than 18 metres unless the lot is tapered, in which case the lot shall have a minimum width of 15 metres at a distance of 10 metres from the street alignment and a minimum street frontage of 15 metres. e Duplex Houses-No person shall erect any building as a Duplex House unless such building is erected on one lot having a front age of not less than 20 m and a total area of not less than 1 000 sq.m Two Duplex Houses may not be erected on the one lot or part thereof. f Residential Flats-No residential flat build ing shall be erected unless it complies with the following conditions: i The area of a site for a residential flat the building containing such not to exceed two 2 storeys in height shall be at least 1 000 sq.m. and shall have a width, measured horizontally at right angles to any side, of at least 25 metres at any point within 40 metres from a street. ii The total area of all floors in the building excluding garages shall not exceed one-third of the area of the lot on which it is erected. iii The building shall not be erected with any part of a wall nearer than 3 metres to the side or rear boundaries of the lot and in the case of two storey flats, walls with windows opening from habitable rooms shall be 6 metres.

1946 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. n p q r The Council may allow outbuildings, including garages, to be erected on a side and rear boundary where ad joining of a lot provided such walls are of brick, stone or concrete. iv One car parking space must be provided for each flat, unless the Council grants an exemption in special circumstances. 5.2 Hotel Zone: 5.2.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in a hotel zone except for one or a Hotel. b Licenced Motel. 5.3 Business Zone: 5.3.i Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in a business zone except for one or a A shop. b A combined shop and dwelling. C An office. d A bank. e A workroom or workrooms or storeroom or storerooms connected with a retail business in which not more than one half of the total floor area of such business is used as a work room or workrooms or storeroom or store- rooms. f A surgery of a qualfied medical or dental practitioner. g The consulting and treatment rooms of a physiotherapist, masseur, chiropractor or such other person whom in the opinion of the Council may carry on a similar calling. h A Post Office. 5.3.2 Site Requirements- a The building line for any building or struc ture in the Business Zone shall be 9 metres from the street alignment of the lot except: i In parts of the business zone where the distance is covered specifically in the attached Schedule. ii Where a setback of 9 metres or more has already been added to the road width as a Town Planning Board con dition of approval for shop site subdivision. iii Where a lesser distance is permitted by the Council in writing. b The maximum site coverage for land in a Business Zone shall be 0.6. c No new business site to be created with a frontage of less than 6 metres or a depth of less than 24 metres. d All new business sites must be provided with a rear R.O.W. for deliveries of a minimum width of 6 metres. e On lots already partially used for business purposes and where no further subdivision into business lots has been sought no new buildings will be permitted unless a rear R.O.W. as above is provided or a temporary 6 metre wide entry maintained at the side of the business premises. 5.4 Special Business Zone: 5.4.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in the special business zone except for one or more of the following uses: a A shop. b Workroom or Workrooms connected with the retail business in which not more than one half of the total floor area of such busi ness is used as a Workroom or Workrooms or Storeroom or Storerooms. c Service Stations and Filling Stations. d Premises for the display and sale of motor vehicles, motor cycles, farm implements, farm machines, tractors, traction engines, industrial engines, industrial machines and/or industrial refrigerators, whether such goods are new or second hand. 5.5 Public Building Zone: 5.5.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure except for one or more of the fol lowing uses: a A hall for public use. b A theatre, cinema or open air cinema. c A church and/or church hall. d Professional offices and banks, forming part of a building erected as a hail for public use. e Public Library. f Fire Station. g A Post Office. h Police Station and Court House. i A School or Kindergarten. j A Hospital. k A Health Clinic not operated for private gain. 1 Government offices. m A Bank. Administrative local authority and Public Buildings. A Hostel. An athletic or social club. Public Tennis Courts. A public car parking area controlled by the Shire Council. 5.5.2 Site Requirements- a The Building Lines for any building or structure in the Public Building Zone shall be 15 metres from the alignment of the road or street on which such land abuts and a minimum of 5 metres from adjoining properties, except where a lesser distance ,is permitted by the Council in writing, but tn any event such lesser distance shall not be less than that which is permissible in a resi dential zone. b Any site used for a public building as de fined by Section 173 of The Health Act i9lh-1954 except with the Special per mission of the Shire Council shall have a minimum area of 1500 sq. metres and width of not less than 40 metres. 5.6 Service Station Zone: 5.6.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in a service station zone except for one or more of the following purposes: a Service station. 5.6.2 The building line for any building or structure in the service station zone shall be 15 metres from the street alignment of the lot and 5 metres from side and rear boundaries. 5.7 Showroom/Industrial Zone: 5.7.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in the Showroom-Industry zone except for one or more of the following uses- a Showroom to face the road. b Industry at the rear. c By special permission of the Council, a Road-house or a Filling Station and Cafe. 5.7.2 Site Requirements:- a Setback from Kunjin Street to be of a mini mum of 20 metres. b Moveable display in this area shall be at the discretion of the Council. c The front of the building to be of an ad equate standard. This is to include the office part of the building, any enclosed showroom facilities as well as any open display area. d Council may insist on a paved area at the rear of the site for staff parking. e Council shall insist on landscaping to pro vide lawns and trees for: 1 side screening of industrial struc tures; ii share and amenity to Kunjin Street, and iii to staff parking areas.

7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1947 5.8 Light Industry Zone: 5.8.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in a Light Industrial Zone except for one or more of the following purposes: a A light industry. b A lock-up canteen upon the premises of a factory used primarily to provide meals and refreshments for the employees of the fac tory. c A factory showroom or office upon the premises of or adjoining the factory. d A warehouse or storeroom. e A dwelling house in accordance with clause 5.9.3 d hereof. f A service station or filling station. g Premises used for sale of used cars. 5.8.2. Site Requirements: a The building line for any building or struc tures in the light industry zone shall be 9 b The provisions of Clause 5.9.3 shall apply to the Light Industry Zone. 5.9 General Industry Zone: 5.9.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in a general industrial zone except for one or more of the following purposes: a An industry. b A canteen upon the premises of a factory used primarily to provide meals and refresh ments for the employees of the factory. c A factory showroom or office upon the premises of or adjoining the factory. d A service station. e A warehouse or storeroom. f Depots for petrol dieseline and lubricants supplied in drums or other containers. g A dwelling house in accordance with clause 5.9.3 d hereof. 5.9.2 Site Requirements: The building line for any building or structure in the general industry zone shall be 15 metres from the street alignment of the lot. 5.9.3 Industrial Zone Provision- a No person shall stack or place any fuel or raw materials or products or by-products or wastes of manufacture in a light industrial zone, a general industrial zone, nearer to a road or street than the building line. b No person shall in a light industrial zone, a general industrial zone use the land between the building line and the road or street for any purpose other than a means of access, for parking of vehicles, for loading or unloading vehicles, or for lawns, gardens or trade display. c Facades-No person shall erect or cause to be erected a building other than a dwelling house, in a light industrial zone, a general industrial zone, unless the facade of the building be constructed of brick, stone or concrete, or in the case of frame buildings, with corrugated asbestos or aluminium clad ding to a design to be approved by the Shire Council. d Within a light industrial zone and a general industrial zone, a dwelling house on land forming part of or adjoining a factory occu pied by a caretaker of or an employee of the factory and set aside for the exclusive use of the occupants, may be allowed by resolution of the Council where it is established that such dwelling house is necessary to the proper operation of the industry, but not more than one such residence for each fac tory. 5.iO Rural Zone: 5.10.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build ing or structure in a rural zone except for one or a Any use permitted in a residential zone. b Agriculture, horticulture, forestry and the keeping of poultry and livestock. c With the special approval of the council an extractive industry may be permitted tn a rural zone. 5.hO.2 Site Requirements: The building line for any building or structure in the rural zone shall be 9 5.il Open Space Zone: 5.11.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or building in an open space zone except for any purposes: a For which the land is vested or dedicated. b Reserved in any lease or instrument affect ing the land. c To which the use is restricted in any manner whatsoever or d If there are no such restrictions, dedi cations or declarations in respect thereof for public recreation or a public park operated or controlled by the Shire Coun cil as the case may be. 6. Existing Uses: 6.1 If at the date of publication of this Scheme in the Gazette any land, building or structure is betng lawfully used for a purpose or built on in a manner not permitted by this Scheme, such land, building or structure may continue to be used for a purpose or built on in a manner not permitted by this Scheme, such land, building or structure may con tinue to be used for that purpose or in that man ner, but no such building or structure shall be added to or altered in a structural manner unless permission pursuant to this Clause is granted in writing by the Council. 6.2 If at the date of publication of this Scheme in the Gazette any land, building or structure is being used for a purpose or built on in a manner not permitted by this Scheme and such use or purpose is afterwards discontinued or changed or the build ings removed so that it conforms with this Scheme no person shall thereafter use such land, building or structure for any purpose or in any manner not permitted by this Scheme. For the purpose of this sub-clause a use or purpose shall be deemed to be changed or discontinued if the change or cessation has continued for a period of three calendar months. 6.3 If any building or structure is at the date of the publication of this Scheme in the Gazette being used for a purpose or constructed in a manner not permitted by this Scheme and is subsequently de stroyed or damaged by fire or otherwise to the extent of more than seventy-five 75 per cent of its value, it shall not thereafter be repaired, rebuilt, altered or added to for the purpose of being used for any purpose not permitted by this Scheme or in a manner not permitted by this Scheme unless permission to do so is granted by the Council pur suant to this sub-clause. 7. General Provisions: 7.1 Drainage: No land shall be built on until it is drained and provisions made for the disposal of roof water or household or trade wastes as the case may be to the satsfaction of the Council. 7.2 Curved Streets: Where the road or street alignment is curved, irregular or not at right angles to the side boundaries of the land, a person may erect a build ing in front of the building line, provided that the mean of the greatest and least distance of the building from the road or street is not less than the distance fixed for the appropriate building line. 7.3 Corner Blocks: Where a parcel of land has a front age to more than one road or street, the following provisions shall apply:- a A set back of the requisite distance under Clause 26 from the street alignment of the lesser frontage unless the two frontages are the same when there shall be a set back such distance from such frontage as may be nominated by the Shire Council in writing. b With the approval of the Shire Council, in a residential zone or a light industrial zone a person may erect a building nearer to one only of the roads or streets than the building line but not nearer than 5 metres to that road or street. 40761 -2

1948 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. c With the approval of the Council, in a busi ness zone a person may erect a building nearer to one only of the roads or streets than the building line but not nearer than 3 metres to that road or street. 7.4 Existing Adjoining Buildings: If in the case of any lot buildings have been erected on the lots immediately adjoining on each side and one of those buildings is in advance of the building line, the Council may permit a building to be erected on such land in advance of the building line but not nearer to the road or street alignment than the foremost portion of the rearmost of the adjoining buildings or at a distance of not less than 3 metres from such street alignment whichever is the greater distance from such street alignment. 7.5 Prevention and Abatement of Nuisance: Except in the general industrial area no lot shall be used for any purpose which is likely to inconvenience neigh bouring residents or harm neighbouring property by reason of noise, vibration, smoke, smell, fumes, vapour, steam, dust, grit, oil, waste water or waste products. 7.6 Prohibition: Subject as aforesaid, no person shall erect or cause to be erected any building or struc ture nearer to a road or street than the building line. 8. Administration: 8.1 Cost Apportionment: The Council shall have the right to apportion between owners of land the cost of acquiring any land for purposes of roads and rights of way, the constructions of such roads and rights of way and of all incidental works whether for drainage or for any other purpose whatsoever in respect of any such roads or rights of way and to sue for recovery thereof and to stipulate that such apportioned cost shall be paid to the Council by the relative owner concerned prior to the Council implementing any decision to acquire any such land or perform any such works provided however that the powers contained in this paragraph shall only be exercisable by the Council in cases where the Council has acquired such land or undertaken such works for the purpose of creating or assisting to create new subdivisions. 8.2 Compensation: The time for making claims under section 11 of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 as amended is hereby fixed as six months from the date of publication in the Gazette of this Scheme. 8.3 Penalty: Any person who shall commit a breach of any of the provisions of this Scheme shall upon conviction be liable to the penalties prescribed by the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 as amended and the Town Planning Regulations.

1. No set back required on- a the east side of Walton Street -north from Lot 8 corner Dartee Street to the north side of Lot 24 being the corner of Jose Street. b Campbell Street on the north and south sides. c Goyder Street- i West side from Lot 14 north to Lot 3i. ii East side from Lot 83 north to Lot 72.
2. 6 metres set back required on the west side of Goyder Street from Lot 9 corner Dartee Street north to Lot 13. Appendix 1. Interpretation: In this Scheme, unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms shall have the fol lowing respective meanings: "Building Line" means a line inside an allotment of and at a specified distance from and parallel to the alignment of the street or streets abutting to the land. "Duplex House" means a single storey building com prising two dwellings, each being complete self- contained units so designed as to give the external appearance of a single dwelling. "District" means the municipal district constituted under Section 9 of the Local Government Act h960 and administered by the Corrigin Shire Council. "Dwelling House" means a building or part of a build ing which provides or is designed for use as, self- contained living accommodation for a single fam ily. "Extractive industry" means an industry engaged in the quarrying or the excavation of minerals either for treatment at the source of supply or for the supply of raw materials to other industries. "Filling Station" means a service station on which the portion of the buildings normally used for repairs does not exceed nine hundred 900 square feet and in which repairs to motor vehicles and motor cycles only is undertaken. "Hospital" shall mean and include all buildings or parts thereof, whether permanent or otherwise, in which persons are received and lodged for medical or sur gical treatment or care or in which females are received during their confinement or lying in. "Flat Building" means a building or part of a building containing two or more separate flats or dwelling units each of which provides or is intended adapted or designed for use as a self-contained living accommodation for a single family. "Hostel" shall mean and include all buildings or parts thereof whether permanent or otherwise, in which board and lodging or lodging only is provided for gain for a number in excess of four persons 4 but shall not include a convalescent home, a hospital or a hotel. "Hotel" means premises in respect of which a Publi cans General Licence, Hotel or Wayside House li cence has been granted under the Licensing Act 191i-1960. "Industry" means the carrying out of any process for or incidental to: a the making, altering, repairing or ornamen tation, painting, finishing, cleaning, packing or canning or adapting for sale or breaking up or demolition of any article or part of any article, and b the winning, processing and treatment of minerals, and c the generation of electricity or the pro duction of gas, and d the manufacture of edible goods for human or animal consumption being a process carried on in the course of trade or business for gain, other than operations connected with: i the carrying out of agriculture; ii site works on buildings, works or land; and iii in the case of the manufacture of goods re ferred to in sub-paragraph d above, the preparation on the premises of a shop of food for sale, and includes, when carried out on land upon which the process is carried out, and in connection with that process, the storage of goods, any work of administration or accounting, the sale of goods resulting from the process and the use of land for the amenity of persons engaged in the process. "Light Industry" means an industry which is not likely to inconvenience neighbouring residents or harm neighbouring property by reason of noise, vi bration, smoke, smell, fumes, vapour, steam, dust, grit, oil, waste water or waste products, and in which any machinery used is powered by elec tricity. "Lot" means a defined portion of land depicted on a plan or diagram publicly exhibited in the public office of the Department of Lands and Surveys, or deposited in the Office of Titles or a Registry of Deeds and for which a separate Crown Grant or Certificate of Title has been or can be issued or depicted on a subdivisional plan or diagram, whether so exhibited or deposited or not, but which is, whether before or after the coming into operation of the Town Planning and Development Act Amendment Act 1956, approved by the Town Planning Board.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1949 "Offensive Trade" means and includes any of the trades specified in the Second Schedule to the Health Act 191i-1954 and any other trade or trades declared to be offensive under the pro visions of the Health Act 1911-1954, by a procla mation of the Governor published in the Govern ment Gazette of Western Australia. "Office" means and includes all premises used for the carrying on of any trade industry, commercial undertaking, business or profession in which no goods are sold or displayed or in which no processes incidental to any industry are carried on. "Professional Office" means an office not used for the purpose of trade, commerce or industry. "Sawmill" means a place within the district where any operation for the purpose of preparing or treating timber is carried on. "Service Station" means business premises for the supply of liquid fuels, lubricants, accessories and parts for motor vehicles, tractors and engines which are not a filling station. "Shire Council" means the Corrigin Shire Council. "Shop" means premises in which goods are displayed and sold by retail but does not include a hotel, a filling station or a service station. "Site"means that area of land in the occupation of one person for a particular purpose. Adopted by resolution of the Council of the Shire of Corrigin at the Ordinary meeting of the Council held on 18 July h984. E. V. HILL, J. L. HALE, Adopted for final approval by resolution of tile Council of the Shire of Corrigin at the Ordinary meeting of the Council held on 20 February 1985 and the seal of the Municipality was pursuant to that resolution hereunto affixed in the presence of:- E. V. HILL, J. L. HALE, Recommended/Submitted for final approval--- Dated 7/5/85. M. A. FEILMAN, Chairman of the Town Planning Board. Final approval granted- Dated 12/5/85. R. PEARCE, Minister for Town Planning. 1928 as amended ihat the Minister for Planning approved the City of Canning Town Planning Scheme amendment on

28 May 1985, for the purpose of:- Amendment No. 3i7-amending the Scheme Text, as follows:-

1. Clause 6-Interpretations. After the in terpretation of "Plot Ratio", insert a new interpretation "Private Clubs", as follows:- "Private Clubs" means land and/or build ings used for meetings by common- interest groups and includes associated social and/or recreational activities."
2. Use Class Tables which follow Clause 18- After the Use Class "Occasional Uses", in sert the new Use Class "Private Clubs"; and against the Use Class "Private Clubs" insert the following symbols in the Columns listed:- Columns 1, 2, 8, 9, 10 and 13-AA. Columns 18, 19 and 20-IP. All other Columns-X Amendment No. 326-adding the following new Sub- clause c to Clause 33 of the Scheme Text: c where a site in a Single Residential zone does not comply with the minimum effective frontage requirements, but the Council is satis fied that a proposed development complies with all other requirements, particularly relating to vehicle access, set-backs and yard area standards, the Council may vary the minimum effective frontage requirement. Amendment No. 328- A Rezoning Lot 3i6, Canning Location 349, Nos. 70-106 Ringarooma Way, Willetton, from "S.R.3" to "G.R.4 RESTRICTED" as depicted on the Amending Plan adopted by the Council on the 8th day of October, 1984; and B Adding the following Serial 45 to Appendix 2 Schedule of Special Zones:- Serial Lot No. Location Address Additional purpose for which the premises may be used 45 316 Canning 249 70-106 Ringurooma way, Wilietton Aged pecvons’ Accommo dation to a maximum resi dential density of 1 Unit per 22Gm2 17 Units. Amendment No. 331-deleting the existing Clause 38 4, and by substitutng the following new Clause 38 4: 4 In the Light Industry and General Industry zones, the required setback to the street may be reduced to not less than 15 metres where: h928 AS AMENDED. City of Canning Town Planning Scheme No. 16-Amendment Nos. 317, 326, 328 and 331. T.P.B. 853.2.16.18, Pt. 317, 326, 328 and 331. IT is hereby notified for pub]ic information, in accordance i car parking areas sufficient to accom modate the maximum number of car bays which could be provided within a 20 metre setback on the subject lot can be provided in a consolidated area adjacent to the street with con venient access to the street; and ii adequate provision can be made for future vehicular access to and from adjacent industrial sites where practi cable. E. TACOMA, N. I. DAWKINS,

1950 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment has been Prepared and is Available for Inspection. City of Fremantle Town Planning Scheme No. 2- Amendment No. 123. T.P.B. 853-2-5-4, Pt. 123. NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Fremantle in Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose of adding the following clause after clause 5.5.b: 5.5c Notwithstanding Clause 5.5.b and Part III the Council may approve of the relocation of a noxious and/or hazardous industry to a new lo cation having regard to the purpose for which the land in the new location is zoned or reserved under the Scheme and the preservation of the amenities of the new location and may in re spect of any such approval attach such con ditions as it thinks fit including the discontinu ance of the continued use of the site vacated without the payment of compensation. amendment, together with an explanatory statement of an additional clause to be incorporated into the amendment, have been deposited at Council Offices, William Street, Fremantle, and will be open for inspection without charge during the hours of 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 12 July 1985. the hours of 10.00 am, and 4.00 p.m. form prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with Town Clerk, City of Fremantle, P.O. Box 807, Fremantle, WA, 6160, on or before i2 July 1985. I. F. KINNER, City of Stirling District Planning Scheme-Amendment No. 216. T.P.B. 853.2.20, Part 2i6. NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Stirling in pursu ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop ment Act 1928 as amended has prepared a Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose of rezoning Lots Pt. 1A and Pt. 2A bounded by Caledonia Avenue/Whatley Cres cent/Ferguson Street, Maylands from "IndustriaF’ to "General Residential GRS". amendment have been deposited at Council Offices, Civic Place, Stirling, and will be open for inspection without charge during the hours of 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 12 July i985. the hours of 10.00 a.m, and 4.00 p.m. form prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with Town Clerk, City of Stirling, Civic Place, Stirling WA, 6021, on or before 12 July 1985. M. G. SARGANT, Shire of Busselton Town Planning Scheme No. 5- Amendment No. 36. T.P.B. 853.6.6.6, Pt. 36. NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Busselton in Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose of including portion of Lot 9 Bunyip road, Busselton approximately 1 750m2 within a "Special Zone-Additional Use" for Arts and Crafts Sales Outlet. amendment have been deposited at Council Offices, Southern Drive, Busselton and will be open for inspection without charge during the hours of 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 12 July 1985. Clerk, Shire of Busselton, P.O. Box 84, Busselton, W.A. 6280, on or before 12 July 1985. B. N. CAMERON, Shire of Dandaragan Town Planning Scheme No. 2-Amendment No. 2. T.P.B. 853.3.6.2, Pt. 2. the Shire of Dandaragan Town Planning Scheme Amend ment on 24 May, 1985 for the purpose of making provisions for a new "Holiday Accommodation" zone, inclusion of "SA" symbol and tighter controls of multi unit residential developmnent with regard to the matter of sewage effluent disposal, as detailed in the Schedule annexed hereto. R. H. CARTER, Amendment No. 2. I. W. STUBBS, The Dandaragan Shire Council under and by virtue of the powers conferred upon it in that behalf by the Town Plan ning and Development Act 1928 as amended, hereby amends the above Town Planning Scheme by:- a making provision for a new "Holiday Accommo dation" zone, and b making provision for the inclusion of "SA" symbols within the Scheme Text, and c providing for tighter control of multi unit residen tial development with regard to the matter of sewage effluent disposal. The following clauses are amended:- 1.7 Holiday Accommodation means land used exclusively for the provision of temporary holiday accommodation in the form of cabins and/or chalets as defined in the Local Government Model By-laws Holiday Cabins and Chalets No. 18 or as a Caravan Park. 2.6 Advertising of Applications. 2.6.1 Where an application is made for planning consent to commence or carry out development which involves an

7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1951 use the Council shall not grant consent to that appli cation unless notice of the application is first given in ac cordance with the provisons of this clause. 2.6.2 Where an application is made for planning consent to commence or carry out development which involves an "AA" use, or for any other development which requires the planning consent of the Council, the Council may give no ttce of the application in accordance with the provisions of this clause. 2:6.3 Where the Council is required or decides to give nottce of an application for planning consent the Council shall cause one or more of the following to be carried out:- a Notice of the proposed development to be served on the owners and occupiers of land within an area determined by the Council as likely to be affected by the granting of planning consent stating that submissions may be made to the Council within twenty-one days of the service of such notice; b Notice of the proposed development to be published in a newspaper circulating in the Scheme Area stating that submissions may be made to the Council within twenty-one days from the publication thereof; c A sign or signs displaying notice of the proposed development to be erected in a conspicuous position on the land for a period of twenty-one days from the date of publication of the notice referred to in sub-clause b of this clause. 2.6.4 The notice referred to in Clause 2.6.3 a and b shall be in the form contained in the Second Schedule with such modifications as circumstances may require. 2.6.5 After expiration of twenty-one days from the serving of notice of the proposed development the publication of notice or the erection of a sign or signs, whichever is the later, the Council shall consider and determine the appli cation. 3.i The Scheme Area is divided into eight zones set out hereunder:- Residential Commercial Industrial Community Recreation Rural Hotel Holiday Accommodation 3.4 The Symbols used in the cross reference in the zoning indicator appended to this Part have the following mean ings:- "F" A use that is permitted provided it complies with the relevant standards and requirements laid down ill the scheme and all conditions if any imposed by the council in granting planning con sent. "AA" Means that the council may, at its discretion, permit the use. "SA" Means that the use is not permitted by the Scheme unless planning consent is granted by the Council after notice of application has been given by the Council in accordance with Clause 2.6 "X" A use that is not permitted. 3.6 a vii In considering applications for consent for multi-residential forms of development the Coun cil shall have regard to the adequacy or otherwise of the land and site area for the safe absorption and disposal of sewage effluent. e Holiday Accommodation. In considering applications for consent for the development of land zoned Holiday Accommo dation the Council shall have regard to the ad equacy or otherwise of the land and the site area for the safe absorption and disposal of sewage effluent. It is proposed that the zoning indicator should be amended as follows:- 2: w D U cx 2: cx - I- Z < W cxo ci z 0 w

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-0 j -J o < W -o cx - JL D 0 OL cx x Al r f let d Aged Fe rsons Bu i I d I n g Boat BuildIng . Coninercial Cabins or C hal et s _ AR X _ ...L. X X X ...L.. X P X ..& AA X X ...... X X X ,-- X X X . X ‘5 X -i- X ‘T AA Take Away food Shop Caravan or Trailer Sales and Hire SA AA X SA X X M SA X M P SA X X X Ca ra van Park X X X SA X SA X ..M Caretakers House or Flat Carp a rks Car and/or Boat Sates P AR X AR AR AR AR AR P AR AR X X AR X AR AR x M x A. A A T Car Wash X AR P X X X X T Chandlers - Ships X AA P X X X X X Cemeteries or Crematoria X X X AA X M X T Ch I I d Care Centre Civic Buildings Club - Licensed Cl ub - Non Licensed Drive in Theatre Dry Cleaning Premises Educational Establishments Fish Processing or Packing AR X X X X X AA X X AR AR AR X AR X X X X X x X AA X AA ...AA P AA AR AR X AA X M AR AR p X X x X ....L X AR M AR X x X ...L. X X x X X x X T T T T T T T T ZONING INDICATOR -J cx w

1952 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.

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• elZ < >- 0 F- - - I- - 0 2: ci cx - F- >-0 LU cx F- 2: ZONJNG INDICATOR Fishing Boat Storage and Repair etc. Fue I Depot Fune ra I Part our Health Centre Home Occupation Hos p1 ta I or C I 1 n I c Hotel or Tavern AR X M AR SA X X .2L AR AR X X SA P AR X X X X X .....?L X P X SA X M L X X X X X X .1.. X X X X SA X Xl ‘ X T T T ::X X X T X T X T SA X T T n dust ry - Extract I ye n d ustry - Genera I nd us try - Hazardous ndustry - Light nd us try - Nox I ou s n d us try - Ru ra I n dustry - Se rv i ce n St i tut i ona I Bu I I d I n g X X X X X X X S.4 X X X X X X RA x X P X P X P P x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X M X X X X X X X X X X X X Lo d g I n g House or Hoste I Ma r i ne F 1111 n q Stat I on I I k Depot 4zte I AR X X ....2 , X ...2i... X X X X X AR X X X X X S.4 X X Motor Re pa i r Stat i on Muse urn ff1 ce ..... ..M X ...2 A& P .....L X P .L. AR X X X X X AA X X çp,g n Storage ...2L ..2L X X X -‘X- Pane I Beat i nq Pa r ks Ga rden 5 r I v ate Hote I X .M... X AR ..M P AR X AR ...M... X P .. X AR X Pub I i c Amusement Publ I c Bu I I d I n gs Public Recreation and Outdoor Sport Area .--- X AR . RA X X X P AR . AA P X

AR X X X . AA Pub I i c Ut i I I ty Pub I I c Wo rsh I p Radio or T.V. Transmitter AR ii!ii X .L X ..L X ... M ±: X AR .& X A-A.. -X- X Residential - Single Dwelling P AR RA AR X P X X Residential - Duplex AR X X X X X X X Residential - Multiple Rural Use RA X X X X X . X X X X P X ‘X AA X Service Station X AR AR X X X X X hop ,l nc I ud I n g Banks Showroom Stab I e X x p P x x P x X X SA X Y X X x X x urge ry/Con S u I t I n g Rooms Trade Disolay Transport Depot Vete r i nary CI I n i c or Hos p I ta I Warehouse Zoological Garden AR X X X X AR X SA X X X P SA P X AR X .- SA X X X X X AR X X

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X X X T X X T T Any Use Not Included Above AR AR AR AR AR AR AA AA

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1953 Shire of Denmark Town Planning Scheme No. 2-Amendment No. 11. T.P.B. 853.5.7.2, Pt. 11. wtth section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act the Shire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme Amendment on

24 May, 1985 for the purpose of rezoning Plantagenet Lo cation 7056, South Coast Highway from "Rural" to "Special Rural" and including relevant provisions, as detailed in the Schedule annexed hereto, in the Fourth Schedule relating to Special Rural Zone Area No. 4. Amendment No. 11. The Denmark Shire Council under and by virture of the powers conferred upon it in that behalf by the Town Plan ning and Development Act 1928 as amended, hereby amends the above Town Planning Scheme by:

1. Inserting in the Fourth Schedule to the Scheme Text the following special provisions relating to Special Rural Zone Area No. 4. a. Plantagenet Locality 7056, South Coast Highway b. 1 Subdivision of Special Rural Zone Area No. 4 is to be in accordance with plan of subdivision No. 4. 2 No lot shall be less than 2 hectares in area. 3 a Permitted Uses P i Residential Dwelling House. b in addition, on lots over 5 heactares in area, the following rural uses shall be permitted: i the growing of vegetable fruit, cereals, or food crops; ii the rearing or agistment of goats, sheep, cattle or beasts of burden; iii the growing of trees, plants, shrubs or flowers for replanting in domestic, com mercial or individual gardens; iv the wholesale marketing of produce grown solely on the lot. c Uses which may be approved at the discretion of Council AA Home Occupation Public Utilities Veterinary Consulting Rooms. 4 No dwelling house or outbuilding shall be constructed outside a building envelope or within 20 metres of a lot boundary provided the Council may approve a lesser distance where Council is of the opinion that the topography or shape of the lot or natural flora upon it makes it desirable to alter this provision. 5 No building shall be constructed unless the exter nal materials shall be of a colour and texture ap proved by Council. 6 In order to conserve the rural environment or fea tures of natural beauty such as creek-lines, hilislopes, valleys and ridges, all trees shall be retained unless their removal is authorised by Council, except in the cases of trees which are proposed to be removed to make way for house construction, fences and constructed accessways, whereby approval of the building permit shall con stitute such consent providing that such trees are shown therein. This provision shall not be taken to override the Shire’s Firebreak Order made under section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954-1971. 7 No dwelling shall be constructed or approved for construction unless a minimum of 56 000 litre water storage tank is incorporated into the ap proved plans and no dwelling shall be considered fit for human habitation unless such a supply has been installed and is operating.

8 No development shall occur on or within 20 metres of the natural watercouse without prior consul tation of, and approval by, the Council in liaison with the Department of Conservation and En vironment and the Public Works Department. De velopment shall be deemed to include preclusion of Riparian rights by damming, diversion or other impediment to water flow, regarding the natural banks, clearing and construction of residences, out buildings, bridges or any form of marine structure. L. BRENTON, G. McCUTCHEON. Shire of Exmouth Town Planning Scheme No. 1- Amendment No. 1. T.P.B. 853.10.7.2, Pt. 1. the Shire of Exmouth Town Planning Scheme amendment on 24 May 1985 for the purpose of rezoning Exmouth Lot 313 corner Murat Road and Maidstone Crescent, Exmouth from "Open Space" to "Residential B" Zone. R. C. BURKETT, K. J. GRAHAM, Shire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme No. 10-Amend ment No. 8. T.P.B. 853.6.12.14, Pt. 8. the Shire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 24 May, 1985 for the purpose of- a Rezoning portion of Lot 13 Wellington Location 1 Australind from Recreation Zone to Residential Zone as depicted on the plans forming part of the amendment. b Rezoning portion of Lot 13 Wellington Location 1 from Residential Zone to School Zone as depicted on the plan forming part of the amendment. M. W. SMITH, L. A. VICARY, Shire of Mundaring Town Planning Scheme No. 1- Amendment Nos. 234 and 237. T.P.B. 853.2.27.1, Pt. 234 and 237. NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Mundaring in Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose of:- Amendment No. 234-rezoning Lot 3 Burkinshaw Road, Glen Forrest from "Rural" to "Special Ru ral-Landscape Interest" and including relevant provisions in the Text.

1954 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. Amendment No. 237-rezoning Lot 1 Lion Street, Mount Helena from "Rural" to "Special Rural- Rural Residential" and including relevant pro visions in the Text. amendment have been deposited at Council Offices, 50 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring and will be open for inspection without charge during the hours of 9.00 am, to 4.00 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 6 August 1985. Clerk, Shire of Mundaring, P.O. Box 20, Mundaring, W.A. 6073, on or before 6 August 1985. M. N. WILLIAMS, Shire of Swan Town Planning Scheme No. 1- Amendment No. 133. T.P.B. 853-2-21-1, Pt. 133. NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Swan in pursu ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop ment Act 1928 as amended has prepared a Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose of:

1. Amending the legend on the Scheme Map to in clude a new notation "BP-Manufacture and Sale of Building Products and Associated Activities in cluding Clay Extraction".
2. Rezoning Locations 2983-2987 inclusive Harper Street, Caversham, from "Rural" to "Special Site-BP".
3. Including relevant provisions in Appendix C of the Text. amendment have been deposited at Council Offices, Great Northern Highway, Middle Swan and will be open for in spection without charge during the hours of 9.00 am. to 4.30 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 28 June 1985. Clerk, Shire of Swan, P.O. Box 196, Midland, W.A. 6056, on or before 28 June 1985. R. S. BLIGHT, Shire of Swan Town Planning Scheme No. 1-Amendment No. 127. T.P.B. 853.2.21.1, Pt. 127. the Shire of Swan Town Planning Scheme amendment on 24 May 1985 for the purpose of rezoning Lot 182 Great Eastern Highway, Midland between Mathoura and Ferguson Streets from "Residential" to "Service Industry". C. GREGORINI, R. S. BLIGHT, Shire of Toodyay Town Planning Scheme No. 2-Amendment No. 15. T.P.B. 853.4.28.3, Pt. 15. the Shire of Toodyay Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 28 May, 1985 for the purpose of:-
4. Amending Clause 6.2.3 of the Scheme Text by inserting part c to read: c for the purpose of access to a lot.
5. Inserting a new Clause 6.2.5 to the Scheme Text which reads: Where land which is the subject of an appli cation for re-zoning to Special Rural is in the opinion of Council deficient in tree cover, Coun cil may require as a condition of its agreement to re-zone the planting and maintenance for a period of two years of trees; a of species approved by Council; b to a landscaping plan based on the proposed subdivision and approved by Council.
6. Amending Schedule 2 of the Scheme Text by adding part f under subsection iii which reads: f a building envelope for each lot proposed. G. L. LUDEMANN, K. C. WILLIAMS, Shire of Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme No. 1-Amendment No. 276. T.P.B. 853.2.30.1, Pt. 276. the Shire of Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 24 May, 1985 for the purpose of:-
7. Deleting the provisions for a Dwelling House in Column 8 of Table No. 2 and substituting the fol lowing new provisions:- For lots with more than one boundary adjac ent to a street, the minimum building set-back shall be 7.5 metres from one street boundary, 3.0 metres from all other street boundaries and 3.0 metres from truncated boundaries at street in tersections. This provision does not apply to boundary walls and fences.
8. Deleting the provisions for a Shire Duplex in Column 8 of Table No. 2 and substituting the fol lowing new provisions:- The minimum effective frontage shall be 20 metres. Minimum building set-backs for lots with more than one boundary adjacent to a street shall be the same as those specified for a Dwelling House in this Table. See also Clause 5.16.
9. Deleting Appendix B. N. TRANDOS, President R. F. COFFEY,

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1955 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AND BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY Tenders, closing at West Perth, at 2.30 p.m. on the dates mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following projects. Tenders are to be addressed to the Minister either for Works or for Water Resources as indicated on the tender document. C/- Contract Office, Dumas House, 2 Havelock Street, West Perth. Western Australia 6005. and are to be endorsed as being a tender for the relevant project. The highest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT No. Project Closing Date Tender Documents now available at

24116 Onslow Water Supply-Tank No. 7-Recoating of Roof and 11/6/85 P.W.D., West Perth Internal Steelwork P.W.D., Carnarvon BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY No. Project Closing Date Tender Documents now available at

24083 Kununurra New Government Offices-Erection Selected 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Tenderers Only Deposit on Documents $200.00

24088 Dept. of Conservation & Land Management-Manjimup Re- 2/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth gional Headquarters-Erection Selected Tenderers Only Deposit on Documents $300 24107 Kununurra Hospital Redevelopment Stage h-Electrical In- 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth. stallation. Deposit on Documents $150.00 B.M.A., Kununurra 24117 Narrogin Senior High School-Alterations and Additions 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth B.M.A., Narrogin 24118 Beckenham Primary School-Toilet Replacement 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth 24119 Onslow Primary School-Transportable Secondary Facilities 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth 24121 Murdoch-Hospital Laundry and Linen Service 1985 Exten- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth sions--Mechanical Services. Deposit on Documents $110 entitles tenderer to 2 sets of documents 24122 Kununurra Hospital Stage 1-Mechanical Services 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth 24123 Narrogin Senior High School Alterations and Additions- 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Mechanical Services Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Narrogin 24124 Mingenew Primary School-Toilet Replacement and Pre-Pri- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth mary Upgrade B.M.A., Geraldton 24125 Kalgoorlie/Boulder Water Supply Depot-New Workshops 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth and Ablutions B.M.A., Kalgoorlie 24126 Kingsley-Creaney Primary School 8 Classroom and Learning 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Resource Centre-Electrical Installation Nominated Sub 24127 East Perth Government Offices-Erection-Electrical 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth 24128 East Perth Government Offices-Erection-Lifts Nominated 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Sub Contract 24129 East Perth Government Offices-Erection-Mechanical 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth 24130 Onslow School-Transportable Secondary Facilities-Mechan- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth ical Services Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Geraldton 24131 Registration of Tenderers for Ocean Reef High School Stages 3 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth and 4 24132 Bunbury Senior High School-Additions 1985-Electrical Ser- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth vices Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Bunbury 24133 Armadale-Cecil Andrews High School-Stages 3 and 4- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Fixed Furniture Nominated Sub Contract 24134 Kalumburu School-Transportable Secondary Facilities 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth 24135 Mineral House-Stage 2-Mechanical Services Nominated 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Sub Contract Deposit on Documents $60. 24136 Mineral House-Stage 2-Electrical Installation Nominated 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Sub Contract Deposit on Documents $50. 24137 Mineral House-Stage 2-Lifts Nominated Sub Contract De- 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth posit on Documents $60. 24138 Mineral House-Stage 2--Fire Protection Nominated Sub 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Contract Deposit on Documents $60. 24139 Leederville Technical College Architectural Drafting and 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Building Studies Complex-Stage lA-Aluminium Work 24140 Leederville Technical College Architectural Drafting and 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Building Studies Complex-Kitchen Stainless Steel Furni ture Nominated Sub Contract

1956 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY-continued. No. . roject Closing Tender Documents Date now available at 24141 Kununurra New Government Offices-Mechnical Services 2/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Kununurra 24142 Kununurra Government Offices-Electrical Installation 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Kununurra 24143 Tom Price District High School-New Administration and 9/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth Manual Arts B.M.A., Sth. Hedland 24144 Tom Price District High School-Alterations and Additions- 2/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth 1985 Electrical Services Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Sth. Hedland 24145 Cyril Jackson Senior High School-Education Support Centre.. 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS. Cotract Project Contractor Amount The Western Australian School of Nursing-Additions Geraldton Regional Water Supply-Geraldton-1 000 m3 R.C. Tank at Moresby Safety Bay Senior High School-Stage 4 $ Keywest Building Company 1 186 257 Pty Ltd Advanteering-Civil Engineers 69 255 . Southdown Constructton 727 327 Company Pty Ltd 24017.. W.A. School of Nursing-Additions-Mechanical Services Western Refrigeration ‘74 221 000

24024 W.A. School of Nursing-Additions-Electrical Services Milec Electrical Services Pty 97 285 Ltd

24074 Safety Bay High School-Stage 4-Electrical Services Zampogna Bros Co P/L 67 836 E. A. BARKER, Acting Under Secretary for Works. D. W. NORMAN, Building Management Authority. COUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGE ACT 1948. Broome Sewerage. Reticulation Area No. 2. Preliminaries to Construction. Notice of Intention. P.W.W.S. 159/85. NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Minister for Water Resources to undertake tile construction of the works hereinafter described by virtue of tile powers contained under the provisions of the Country Towns Sewerage Act 1948. A description of the proposed works: The works will comprise gravity sewers with manholes and all other appurtenances connected therewith. The localities in which they will be constructed: The works will be constructed in Broome generally be tween Louis Street and Robert Street; Pembroke Road and Dampier Terrace, as shown on Plan PWD, WA 55881-1-1. Tile purposes for which they are to be constructed: The works are to be constructed to eliminate No. MR 41 Pumping Station and to dispose of waste water from the properties shown as capable of being sewered on Plan PWD, WA 55881-1-1. The times when and places at which the plans may be inspected: The plans may be inspected at the office of the Minister for Water Resources, room 847, 8th floor, Dumas Rouse, 2 Havelock Street, West Perth; the office of the Public Works Department, Kununurra; the office of the Public Works Department, Broome and the office of the Shire of Broome, Broome for one month on and after the 10th day of June, 1985, between the hours of 10.00 G.m. and 3.30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Minister for Water Resources. Notes.

1. Section 14 of the Country Towns Sewerage Act 1948, provides that: 1.1 Any local authority or person interested may object in writing to the construction of the proposed works. 1.2 Every such objection shall be lodged with the Minis ter within one month from the date of the publi cation of the advertisement in the Government Ga zette.
2. Section 66 of the Country Towns Sewerage Act 1948, empowers the Minister to make and levy sewerage rates in respect of all rateable land within any area in which a sewer, or any part thereof, is completed and ready for use.
3. The timing of construction of the works shown on the plan is subject to funding. PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902 AS AMENDED. PW 678/85. NOTICE is hereby given that the piece or parcel of land hereinafter described is no longer required for the purpose for which it was resumed and is available for sale under the provisions of section 29 1 of the Public Works Act 1902 as

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1957 A person who immediately prior to the taking of the land referred to had an estate in fee simple in that land may, within three months after publication of this Notice in the Gazette and in accordance with the provisions of section 29 3 of the Public Works Act 1902 as amended apply to the Minister for Works at the Office of the Department If Public Works for an option to purchase the land but such Land. Portion of Cockburn Sound Location 630 and being part of Lot 2 the subject of Diagram 44115 and being part of the land remaIning in Certificate of Title Vol ume 1392 Folio 115 as is shown more particularly delineated and coloured green on Plan PWD WA 56254. application shall be subject to the provisions of section 29 3 ca of that Act. Dated this 4th day of June, 1985. E. A. BARKER, Acting Under Secretary for Works. 1. Town Planning and Development Act 1928 as amended; Public Works Act 1902 as amended. LAND ACQUISITION. Town Planning Scheme No. 10-Shire of Kalamunda. Ralph William Stephen, Kathleen Stephen David Laurence Gallo way, Ruth Ena Gal loway 5. Victor Beros Victor Beros 6. Victor Beros Victor Beros 7. Carine Nominees Pty Ltd Carine Nominees Pty Ltd 8. Dewatering W.A. Pty Dewatering W.A. Pty Ltd Ltd 9. Dewatering W.A. Pty Dewatering W.A. Pty Ltd Ltd 10. Carine Nominees Pty Ltd Canoe Nominees Pty Ltd PW 1368/82 B. 1.9549 haPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being part of Lot 17 on Plan 7470, now subject in Certificate of Title Volume 1239 Folio 487. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 1.965 2 ha part of Lot 16 on Plan 7470, now subject in Certificate of Title Volume 1620 Folio 996. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 4.151 4 ha part of Lots 14 and 15 on Plan 7470, now

1276 Folio 569. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 1.866 8 ha part of Lot 13 on Plan 7470, now subject in Certificate of Title Volume 1286 Folio 738. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 2.052 2 ha part of Lot 12 on Plan 7470, now subject in Certificate of Title Volume 1257 Folio 436. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 2.218 7 ha Lot 11 on Plan 7470, now subject to Plan 14904 and being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1262 Folio 363. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 2.090 9 ha part of Lot 10 on Plan 7470, now subject to Plan 14904 and being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1654 Folio 179. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 4.1 29 8 ha part of Lot 31 on Diagram 46505, now subject to Plan 14904 and being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1451 Folio 904. Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 3.701 6 ha Lot 32 the subject of Diagram 46504, now subject to Plan 14904 and being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1387 Folio 409. Portion of Swan Location 1412 and being 364 m2 Lot 4 on Plan 2048, now subject to Plan 14904 and being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1305 Folio 562. NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto being all in the Swan District have, in pursuance of the written consent under the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 as amended and approval under section 17 of the Public Works Act 1902 as amended of His Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 21st day of May, 1985, been compulsorily taken and set apart for tile purposes of the following public work, namely:- Town Planning Scheme No. 10-Shire of Kalamunda. And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so taken and set apart are shown marked off on Plan P.W.D., W.A. 56214 which may be inspected at the office of the Minister for Works, Perth. The additional information contained in the Schedule after the land descriptions is to define locality only and in no way derogates from tile Transfer of Land Act description. And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in Shire of Kalamunda for an estate in fee simple in possession for the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, interests, rights-of- way, or other easements whatsoever. SCHEDULE. No. on Plan P.W.D., WA. Owner or Reputed Owner AreaOccupier or Reputed Description approx.Occupier Ralph William Stephen, Kathleen Stephen 2. Karoly Otvos Karoly Otvos 3. 4. Fedir Leszenko, Leszenko Lidia Fedir Leszenko, Lidia Leszenko David Laurence Galloway, Ruth Ena Galloway

1958 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. SCHEDULE . -continued. No. on Plan P.W.D., W.A. Owner or Reputed No. 56214 Owner . Occupied or Reputed Occupier Description Area approx. 11. Carine Nominees Pty Ltd Carine Nominees Pty Ltd Portion of Swan Location 1412, the subject 3 289 ha of Plan 14904 and being part of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1174 Folio 162. 12. John Fredrick Scott John Fredrick Scott Portion of Swan Location 1623 and being 603 m2 part of Lot 1 on Diagram 3811, now sub ject to Plan 14904 and being part of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1303 Folio 830 13. Michelino Furfaro, Michehno Furfaro, Portion of Swan Location 1320 and being 3 822 ha Annunziata Furfaro Annunziata Furfaro part of Lot 19 on Diagram 25957, now

1246 Folio 299. 14. Crown Crown That portion of Edney Road shown as 8 528 m2 Crown Land on Plan 14904. 15. Harold Richard Ramsay, Alison Mary Ramsay Harold Richard Ramsay, Alison Mary Ramsay Portion of Swan Location 1475 and being 3 910 m2 part of Part Lot 18 on Plan 7470, now

1387 Folio 410. Certified correct this 9th day of May, 1985. Governor in Executive Council. K. F. McIVER, Minister for Works. Dated this 21st day of May, 1985. DOG ACT 1976-1977. Shire of Dumbleyung. IT is hereby notified for Public Information that Mr. Maxwell Louis Lewis has been appointed an authorized Officer under the provision for the Dog Act 1976-1977. K. L. WINDEBANK, Acting Shire Clerk. LOCAL GOTERNMENT ACT 1960. DOG ACT 1976-1977. Silire of Jerramungup. IT is hereby tlOtified for public information that the undermentioned person has been appOitlted as an Author ised Officer in tile following respects:- a A Ranger authorised to exercise powers in accord ance with the provisions of the Local Government Act; b An Authorised Person to exercise powers in ac cordance with tile provisions of the Dog Act; c A Poundkeeper/Ranger in accordance with tile provisions of section 450 of the Local Government Act, Appointed Persotl: Victor Harrison Hill of Miller’s Point. The appointments being effective from Wednesday, 29 May 1985. P. J. BENNETT, City of Bunbury. Proposed Loan No. 203 of $250 000. PURSUANT to section 610A of the Local Government Act, the City of Bunbury hereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow money by the sale of a single Conversion Loan de benture on the following terms and for the following pur pose. Two hundred and Fifty thousand dollars $250 000 over a period of ten 10 years by twenty 20 half yearly Instalments repayable to the Motor Vehicle insurance Trust, 255 Adelaide Terrace, Perth. Purpose: Drainage Works. Plans, Specifications and Estimates required by section 609 of the Local Government Act are available for Inspec tion by Ratepayers at the office of the Council, Stephen Street, Bunbury during office hours for 35 days after the Publication of this notice. A. G. McKENZIE, V. S. SPALDING, I’nvn Clerk. City of Subiaco. DOG ACT 1976. Shire of Wyalkatchem. IT is hereby notified for public information that John Angus Mclnnes has been appointed as an Authorised Officer under the provisions of the Dog Act 1976. C. L. FARRELL, Proposed Loan No. 99 $150 000. PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960 as amended, the City of Subiaco hereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow money by the sale of debentures on the following terms: $150 000 for a period of five 5 years repayable at the office of the City of Subiaco, Rokeby Road, Subiaco by ten 10 equal half yearly instalments of principle and interest. Purpose: Purchase of mobile refuse carts.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1959 Plans and statement of costs as required by section 609 of the Local Government Act are available at the office of Council during normal office hours for a period of thirty- five 35 days after the publication of this notice in the Government Gazette on Friday, 7 June 1985. Dated this 31st day of May 1985. K. V. DIGGINS, J. F. R. McGEOUGH, Plans. Specifications, Estimates and Statements required by section 609 are open for inspection at the Office of the Council in Southern Cross, during Office Hours, for a period of thirty five 35 days after publication of this notice. J. H. PANIZZA, R. W. MANGINI, Shire of Rockingham. Proposed Loan No. 162 of $301 613. NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960 the Council of the Shire of Rockingham proposes to borrow money by the sale of a debenture on the following terms and for the following pur pose: Three hundred and one thousand, six hundred and thirteen dollars for a period of twelve years at ruling interest rates with four yearly interest rate revisions, repay able at the office of the Council, Rockingham by half-yearly instalments of principal and interest. Purpose: Liquidation of Loan No. 148. Plans, specifications and estimates required by section 609 are open for the inspection of ratepayers at the offices of the Council during business hours, for thirty-five days from publication of this notice. W. D. A. MAYS, G. G. HOLLAND, Shire of Yilgarn. Proposed Loan No. 73 of $50 000. PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960 the Council of the Shire of Yilgarn hereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow money by the sale of a Debenture or Debentures on the following terms and for the following purpose:-Terms: $50 000 for a period of 10 years at ruling interest rates repayable at the Office of the Council, Southern Cross, by twenty 20 equal half yearly instal merits of principal and interest. Purpose: Erection of a Community Rail at Mount Hampton. Plans, Specifications, Estimates and Statements required by section 609 are open for inspection at the Office of the Council in Southern Cross, during Office Flours, for a period of thirty five 35 days after publication of this notice. J. H. PANIZZA, R. W. MANGINI, Shire of Yilgarn. Proposed Loan No. 74 of $50 000. PURSUAN’I’ to section 610 of the Local Government Act 1960 the Council of the Shire of Yilgarn hereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow money by the sale of a Debenture or Debentures on the following terms and for the following purpose: $50 000 for a period of 10 years at ruling interest rates repayable at the Office of the Council, Southern Cross, by twenty 20 equal half yearly instalments of principal and interest. Purpose: Erection of a Frail Aged Hostel in Soutilern Cross. Municipal Elections. Department of Local Government. Perth, 31 May 1985. IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with section 138 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the following persons have been elected members of the undermentioned Municipalities to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:- Date of Election; Member Elected, Surname, First Names; Office; Ward; How Vacancy Occurred: a Effluxion of time; b Resignation; c Death; d Dis qualified; e Other; Name of Previous Member; Remarks. Shire of Manjimup. 4/5/85; Towie, John Henry; Councillor; Manjimup; 0e. 4/5/85; Rees, David; Councilior; Manjimup; °e. 4/5/85; Airey, Geoffrey Lintern; Councillor; Manjimup; *e. 4/5/85; Goldacre, James Alfred H.; Councillor; Warren; 0e. 4/5/85; Nolan, Paul Robert; Councillor; Northcliffe; a; Flanagan, G. P. 4/5/85; Muir, James Robert; Councillor; Nortll Perup; a; Muir, J. R.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Eaton, Norman Graham; Councillor; North; a; Eaton, N. G.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Sebire, John; Councillor; Pemberton; a; Omedei, P. D.; Unopposed. °e Ward Representation Adjustment. Shire of Broome. 4/5/85; De Marchi, Charles Errol; Councillor; Dampier; a; Medlend, G. R. 4/5/85; Butler, Stephen William; Councillor; Broome; a; Butler, S. W. 4/5/85; Connolly, Peter Scott; Councillor; Broome; a; Connolly, P. S. 4/5/85; Medlend, Glenn Raymond; Councillor; Broorne; b; Reid, P. G. A. Shire of Carnamab. 4/5/85; Bowman, Ross David; Councillor; Prauaka; a; Lucas, F. C. G. 4/5/85; Fowler, George Ernest; Councillor; Cooragabba; a; Fowler, G. E. 4/5/85; Gould, Alan Fredrick; Councillor; Billeroo; a; Gould, A. F. Shire of Chittering. 4/5/85; Schmidt, Eric Westhorpe; Councillor; Chittering; a; Schmidt, E. W. 4/5/85; Fewster, Alan James; Councillor; Muchea; a; Fewster, A. J. 4/5/85; Foulkes-Taylor, Anthony Charles; Councillor; Bindoon; a; Foulkes-Taylor, A. C. 4/5/85; Frum, Frederick Charles; Coullcillor; Bindoon; b; Taylor, M. C. Shire of Chapman Valley. 4/5/85; Cooper, Lawrence Percival; Councillor; South-West; a; Cooper, L. P.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Proudlove, Wayne Kenneth; Councillor; North; a; Proudlove, W. K.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Exten, William Frederick Russell; Councillor; Yuna; a; Exten, W. F. R. Shire of Brookton. 4/5/85; Mills, Cohn Noel; Councillor; East; a; Mills, C. N. 4/5/85; Pech, Eric Edgar; Councillor; West; a; Haythornthwaite, A.

1960 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. Shire of Capel. 4/5/85; Turner, George Frederick; Councillor; Capel; a; Spurr, W. A.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Fisher, Dudley Bernard; Councillor; North; a; Scott, W.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; O’Connell, Keith Daniel; Councillor; Boyanup; a; Todd, B. G. Shire of Boyup Brook. 4/5/85; Inglis, James; Councihior; Benjinup; a; Thompson, M. J. 4/5/85; Lodge, Geoffrey, Allan; Councihlor; Tweed; a; Lodge, G. A. 4/5/85; Charhesworth, Hugh Stanisfield; Councillor; Dinninup; a; Chambers, A. F. Shire of Beverley. 4/5/85; Moulton, Sydney Desmond; Councihlor; Dale; a; Moulton, S. D. 4/5/85; Sims, Lorraine Clare; Councillor; Central; a; Woods, J. F. W. Town of Kwinana. 4/5/85; Nelson, David Jeffrie; Councillor; Industrial; a; Nelson, D. J.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Scambler, George McKay; Councillor; Town; a; Scambler, G. 4/5/85; Irikis, Mark Vincent; Councihlor; Town; a; Baker, F. G. J. Town of Northam. 4/5/85; Gazis, Maria Magdahena; Councillor; -; a; Gazis, M.M. 4/5/85; Rouse, Reginald Thomas; Councihlor; -; a; Rouse, K. H. 4/5/85; Buhlocil, Kelvin John; Councihlor; -; a; Gillon, A. J. 4/5/85; Czuzman, John; Councihlor; --; a; Burrows, J. D. 4/5/85; Ottaway, Vernon Stewart; Mayor; -; a; Kilhick, F. A. R. Town of Mosman Park. 4/5/85; Jones, David Gordon; Mayor; -; a; Jones, D. G.; 4/5/85; Platt, Malcolm Thomas; Councillor; North; a; Platt, M. T.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Mihlar, David Douglas; Councillor; South; a; Millar, D. D. Town of East Fremantle. 4/5/85; Cuhley, Stephen Charles; Councilior; Plympton; a; Stransky, P. 0. 4/5/85; Beeson, Henry Maxwell; Councillor; Richmond; a; D’Alessandro, E. 4/5/85; Ferguson, Kenneth Holmes; Councihlor; Preston Pt.; a; Green, M. A. 4/5/85; Smith, Andrew Bruce; Councihlor; Woodside; a; Smith, A. B.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Handcock, Ian Gilbert; Mayor; -; a; Handcock, I. G.; Unopposed. Town of Cottesloe. 4/5/85; Anderson, James; Mayor; -; a; Anderson, J. 4/5/85; Utting, John; Councihlor; North; a; Utting, J. 4/5/85; Murphy, Charles Denys; Councillor; Central; a; Murphy, C. D. 4/5/85; Taylor, Ross Michael; Councihlor; South; a; Taylor, R. M. 4/5/85; Rowell, Robert Mitford; Councillor; East; a; Howell, R. M. Town of Bassendean. 4/5/85; Smith, Herbert John; Councihlor; East; a; Gilberthorpe, P. J. 4/5/85; Matthews, Nelvihle John; Councilior; West; a; Booth, D. B. 4/5/85; Sofoulis, Evangelo; Councihior; North; a; Sofoulis, E.; Unopposed. Shire of Mukinbudin. 4/5/85; Jones, Frederick Roy; Councillor; Lake Brown; a; Jones, F. R.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Maddock, Jocelyn; Councillor; Dandanning; a; Maddock, J.; Unopposed. Shire of Roebourne. 4/5/85; Sharpe, Benjamin Robert Bruce; Councillor; Pas toral; a; Sharpe, B. R. B. 4/5/85; Miller, William Arthur; Councillor; Wickham; a; Goldstraw, D. W. 4/5/85; Helm, Thomas Richard; Councillor; Karratha; a; Barber, B. J. 4/5/85; Percy, John Gardner; Councillor; Karratha; b; Thompson, G. J. 4/5/85; Kiss, Robert Henry; Councihlor; Roebourne; a; Kiss, R. H. Shire of Bridgetown-Greenbushes. 4/5/85; Wheatley, Brian Robert; Councillor; Central; *e. 4/5/85; Rowan-Robinson, William Harold; Councihlor; Cen tral; a; Rowan-Robinson, W. H. 4/5/85; Duquemin, James Edward; Councihlor; Central; *e 4/5/85; Sibbel, Franciscus; Councillor; North; a; Sibbel, F. 4/5/85; Wright, Jennifer Stella; Councillor; East; a; Wright, J. S. °e New Position Due to Ward Distribution. City of Canning. 4/5/85; Tacoma, Eelco; Mayor; -; a; Tacoma, E. 4/5/85; Gordon, Leonard, A.; Councillor; East; a; Gordon, L. 4/5/85; Cruise, Aidan, I.; Councillor; South; a; Cruise, A. 4/5/85; Barzotto, Emihiano; Councihlor; West; a; Barzotto, E. 4/5/85; Treacy, Peter; Counciilor; North; a; Piccolo, F. 4/5/85; Deile Donne, Giuseppe; Councillor; Central; a; Delle Donne, G. 4/5/85; Cowlan, Derek; Councihlor; River; a; Cowlan, D.; Town of Geraldton. 4/5/85; Ashplant, Ronald Leonard; Councillor; -; b; Mayhew, H. A.; Extraordinary, 4/5/85; MacGregor, John Royston; Councillor; -; c; De Wit, J.; Extraordinary. Shire of Irwin. 4/5/85; Summers, Norman Clare; Councillor; South East; a; Summers, N. C. 4/5/85; Fletcher, Harry Graeme; Councillor; Denison; a; Fletcher, H. G. 4/5/85; MacKenzie, Cohn David; Councihlor; North; a; MacKenzie, C. D. Shire of Kalamunda. 4/5/85; Kostera, Stuart Lindsay; Councillor; North; a; Kostera, S. L.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Harper-Nelson, John; Councilior; South; a; Harper-Nelson, J. 4/5/85; Hegney, Peter James; Councihlor; West; a; Reid, J. W. 4/5/85; Powell, Bryan Geoffrey; Councillor; West; °e. °e Adjustment of Representation. Shire of Boulder. 4/5/85; Daws, Charles Pearson; Councihlor; South; a; Daws, C. P.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Searle, Brian Roderick; Councilior; Boulder; a; Searie, B. R. 4/5/85; Jarvis, Patricia Ann; Councihlor; Central; a; Jarvis, P. A.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Draper, Peter Harold; Councillor; Mining; a; Draper, P. H.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Wilson, Caroline Ruth; Councillor; South Kalgoorhie; b; Shepherd, R. N.; Extraordinary. Shire of Koorda. 4/5/85; McWha, Ian Charles; Councillor; Koorda; a; Strahan, E. E. 4/5/85; Rollins, Allan John; Councihlor; Kulja; a; Rollins, A. J. 4/5/85; Woods, John Alexander; Councihlor; Mollerin; a; Chester, A. E. Shire of Dalwahlinu. 4/5/85; Jones, Stephen Graham; Councihlor; Central; a; McNeill, L. I. 4/5/85; Cail, Ormond Victor; Councihlor; East; a; Gail, 0. V. 4/5/85; Dinnie, William McLean; Councillor; North; a; Dinnie, W. M.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1961 Shire of Gingin. 4/5/85; Hunt, Ross Stewart; Councihlor; Coastal; a; Houston, H. G.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Roe, Bruce Wilberforce; Councillor; North; a; Roe, B. W.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Martin, Alexander Edgar; Councillor; South; a; Martin, A. E. City of Stirling. 4/5/85; Anderson, Peter James; Councillor; Osborne; a; Anderson, P. J. 4/5/85; Smith, Kevin; Councihlor; Balga; a; Smith, K. 4/5/85; Satcheh, James Henry; Councihhor; Inglewood; a; Satchehl, J. H. 4/5/85; Venville, Georgina Alma; Councilhor; Maylands; a; Venvihle, G. A. City of Subiaco. 4/5/85; Passmore, Helen Enid; Councillor; Central; a; McCullagh, G. A. 4/5/85; Diggins, Richard Victor; Mayor; -; a; Diggins, R. V. 4/5/85; Dalhimore, John William; Councillor; North; a; Dahhimore, J. W. 4/5/85; Sheen, Margaret Amelia; Councillor; East; a; Whyte, P. R. 4/5/85; Wells, Eleanore Joyce; Councillor; South; a; Norris, R. A. Town of Armadale. 4/5/85; Faulkner, Phihlip Gerard; Councillor; Armadale; a; Faulkner, P. G. 4/5/85; Gribble, Evelyn Abbott; Councillor; West Armadale; a; Gribble, E. A. 4/5/85; Holton, Terence John; Councihlor; Kelmscott; a; Hohton, T. J. 4/5/85; Longstaff, Thomas; CouIlcilhor; Westfield; a; Longstaff, T.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Jones, Beryl Lillian; Councillor; Roleystone/Karragullen; a; Jones, B. L.; Uilopposed. Shire of Bruce Rock. 4/5/85; McCarthy, Edward Gerard; Councihlor; Central; a; McCarthy, E. C. 4/5/85; Robinson, William Brian; Councihlor; Babakin; a; Robinson, W. B. 4/5/85; Venemore, Kenneth Munday; Councillor; Shackleton; a; Venemore, K. M. 4/5/85; Cole, Edwin Francis; Councillor; Ardath; a; Cole, E. F. Shire of Boddington. 4/5/85; Honey, Donald George Charles; Councillor; Central; a; Roney, D. G. 4/5/85; Reynolds, Graeme Donald; Councihlor; Central; e; -; New seat. Shire of Mandurah. 4/5/85; Cresswehl, Bruce Phihhip; Councillor; Town; a; Cresswell, B. P. 4/5/85; Leworthy, Mavis Christina; Councilior; Outer; a; Kerns, W. M. G. 4/5/85; Cribb, Peter Geoffrey; Councillor; Coastal; a; McGinn, G. P. Shire of Exmouth. 4/5/85; Richardson, David Allan; Councillor; a; Richardson, D. A. 4/5/85; Bathgate, Douglas George; Councillor; a; Bathgate, D. C. 4/5/85; Gorman, Albert John; Councillor; a; Keenan, F. E. Shire of Greenough. 4/5/85; Chune, Bernard Patrick; Councillor; North; a; Clone, B. P. 4/5/85; Gould, James Stewart; Councihlor; Tarcoola; a; Gould, J. S. 4/5/85; Garratt, Gordon Sainsbury; Councillor; South; a; Oliver, R. E. 4/5/85; Foskew, Kenneth Herbert; Councillor; West; a; Foskew, K. H. Shire of Denmark. 4/5/85; Leary, Kenneth Frank; Councihlor; Scotsdahe; a; Osborne, F. 4/5/85; Gallash, Bruce Edward; Councihlor; Nornalup; a; Russell, H. 4/5/85; Nekel, Janet Katherine; Councillor; Shadforth; a; Hockley, M. 4/5/85; Swallow, Patrick; Councihlor; Kent; b; Cyster, R. T.; Unopposed. Shire of Cue. 4/5/85; Lundy, Richard Adam; Councillor; Cue; a; Lundy, R. A. 4/5/85; Thurkle, Brian Alfred; Councihlor; Day Dawn; a; Thurkle. B. A. 4/5/85; Guise, Anthony John; Councillor; Tuckanarra; a; Guise, A. J. 4/5/85; Price, Peter Ricllard; Counciilor; Cue; a; Bilton, S. City of Bayswater. 4/5/85; Hames, Kim Desmond; Councillor; West a; McAuhlay, V. M. 4/5/85; Pulitano, Saverio; Councillor; Central; a; Davis, N.; 4/5/85; McLean, Ramsay Macdonald; Councillor; North; b; Hill, A; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Leeuwangh, Gerard; Councillor; North; a; Leeuwangh, G.; Unopposed. City of Belmont. 4/5/85; Parkin, Peggy Pamela; Councillor; Central; a; Parkin, P. P.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Passeri, Peter Robert; Councihlor; West; a; Passeri, P. R.; Unopposed. 4/5/85; Hardingham, John George; Councihlor; South; a; Flardingham, J. G. 4/5/85; Douglas, Ronald Malcolm; Councillor; East; a; Hames, W. H. City of Cockburn. 4/5/85; Duggan, John Joseph; Councillor; East; a; Duggan, J. J. 4/5/85; Greengrass, Thomas William; Councihlor; North; a; Greengrass, T. W. 4/5/85; Lees, Raymond Allan; Councillor; South; a; Lees, R. A. 4/5/85; Mirco, Pasquale; Councihlor; Central; a; Mirco, P. 4/5/85; Palermo, Vito Alfio; Councillor; West; a; Stewart, K. J. City of South Perth. 4/5/85; Marciano, Frank; Councillor; Kensington; a; Holtzman. N. L. 4/5/85; Marshall, Warren Luxmoore; Councillor; Manning; b; Collins, J. 4/5/85; Morrish, Phyllis Claire; Councillor; Mill Point; a; Morrish, P. C. 4/5/85; Piayford, George Henry; Councillor; Como; a; Playford, G. H. 4/5/85; Potter, Thelma Doreen; Councihlor; Manning; a; Maslen, E. N. 4/5/85; Reid, Richard Malcolm; Councillor; Civic; a; Reid, R. M. Shire of Broomehill. 4/5/85; Altus, Harold Theodor; Councillor; South-East; a; Richardson, E. N. 4/5/85; Meyer, Ross Darren; Councillor; North-West; a; Meyer, R. D. 4/5/85; Fletcher, Geoffrey Edward; Councillor; North-East; a; Fletcher, G. E.

1962 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. LG: BY 4-6D. City of Bunbury. section 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the City of Bunbury may sell Lot 244 Ramilhies Street, Sea Links, being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1641 Folio 166 to G. J. & H. H. Snowden by private treaty. Town of Armadale. Shire of Wanneroo. LG: WN-4-6 01. lency the Govenor has directed under the provisions of sec tion 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the Shire of Wanneroo may sell the following land by private treaty:-

1. Lot 137 being portion of Swan Location 1586 on Diagram 53749 and being the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1495 Folio 47 to Graham Homes Pty. Ltd.
2. Lots 142 and 143 being portions of Swan Location 1586 on Plan 12576 and being the land contained in Certificate of Titles Volume 1517 Folios 533 and 534 to Aim Appliances Pty. Ltd. LG: AK 4-6G. section 266 of the Local Government Act 1960 that the Town of Armadale may sell Lot 148 Girrawheen Street, Armadale, being the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1584 Folio 693 to S. C. & K. Macdonald by private treaty. LG: MG-4-4. Shire of Mundaring. Lease of Land. LG: KE 4-6. Shire of Kellerberrin. section 2673 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the Shire of Mundaring may lease portion of Reserve 23165 to A. J. Law for a period of 4 years without calling public tender. lency the Governor ilas directed under the provisions of section 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the Shire of Kellerberrin may sell Lot 360 Moore Street, Kehlerberrin, being the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1599 Folio 956 to D. M. Wood and E. Craig by private treaty. Shire of Perenjori. LG: SW-4-6F. Shire of Swan. section 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the Shire of Swan may sell Lot 1286 being portion of Swan Location L on plan 14712 and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1685 Folio 801 to R. & A. Battisteila by private treaty. Purchase of Land for Re-sale. LG: PJ-4-3. lency the Governor has approved of the purchase of Lot 4 Fowler Street, Perenjori, being the land contained in Certifi cate of Title Volume 1495 Folio 594, by the Shire of Perenjori for the purpose of re-selling the whole of the land without subdivision to Westpac Banking Corporation by private treaty:-
3. pursuant to the provisions of section 514A of the Local Government Act 1960; and
4. being declared a work and undertaking for which money may be borrowed under the provisions of Part XXVI of the Local Government Act 1960, by the Shire of Perenjori. Secretary for Local Government. M. C. WOOD,

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1963 LG: K-3-8V3. Town of Kalgoorlie. Loan. lency the Governor has approved the construction of the Eastern Goldfields Senior Citizens Community Centre be ing declared a work and undertaking for which money may be borrowed under the provisions of Part XXVI of the Local Government Act 1960, by the Town of Kalgoorlie. CEMETERIES ACT 1897. Shire of Manjimup. Trusteeship. LG: 155/54. lency the Governor has approved under the provisions of the Cemeteries Act of:- 1 the cancellation of the appointment of Messrs G. Armstrong, H. Beebe, A. Tyler, P. Pratt, M. MacDonald, J. Tomlinson, 0. Smith and P. Gordon Deceased as Trustees to control and manage the Northcliffe Cemetery; and 2 the appointment of the Council of the Munici pality of the Shire of Manjimup as the sole Trustee to control and manage the Northcliffe Cemetery. The Municipality of the City of Nedlands. By-laws Relating to Fencing. IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, and all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on 7 February 1985, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following amendment to its By-laws Relating to Fencing which were published in the Govern ment Gazette on 12 November 1982. The by-laws are to be amended as follows:-

1. By-law 4 3 a-in line 1 delete the figures "25" and insert the figures "30" in lieu thereof.
2. By-law 4 3 b-in line 1 delete the figures "290" and insert the figures "340" in lieu thereof. Dated this 16th day of April, 1985. The Common Seal of the City of Nedlands was here unto affixed by Authority of a resolution of Council in the presence of- D. C. CRUICKSHANK, N. G. LEACH, The Municipality of the Shire of Albany. By-laws Relating to Aerodromes. IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the above-mentioned Act and of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the above-mentioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on 23 November 1984 to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws: Application.
3. These By-laws shall apply to and be in force within the whole of the Area of the district of the Shire of Albany. 40761 -3

1964 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. Interpretation. 2. In these by-laws, unless the context otherwise indicates or requires, the following terms shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them, that is to say:- "Act" means the Air Navigation Act 1920 as amended of the Commonwealth of Australia or any other Act or Acts of the Commonwealth relating to air navigation for the time being in force. "Aerodrome" means any area of land under the control of the Council used as an Aerodrome whilst and so long as licensed for the purpose of an Aerodrome under the Regulations. "Reporting Officer" means the officer appointed by or under the authority of the Shire who for the time being shall be responsible for directing and controlling traffic of Aircraft on and about any Aerodrome, directing crew, passengers or any other person within the precincts of any Aerodrome, the parking and movement of all Vehicles within the precincts of any Aerodrome and the enforcement of these by-laws together with all such other powers as may be given or conferred upon him by the Shire in his capacity as the responsible officer of the Shire for the operation of any Aerodrome. "Aircraft" means any machine or craft that can derive support in the atmosphere from the reactions of the air. "Bus" has the same meaning as Omnibus in the Road Traffic Act 1974. "Car Park" means that portion of any Aerodrome set aside for the purpose of parking Vehicles which may be designated in accordance with these by-laws to be used for the parking of vehicles. "Caretaker" means any person appointed by or under the authority of the Shire and who shall have the same powers as are conferred upon the Groundsman. "Groundsman" means any person appointed by or under the authority of the Shire who under the supervision of the Reporting Officer shall control and supervise the movement of Aircraft, direct crew, passengers and any other person anywhere within the precincts of any Aerodrome, supervise and direct the movement of Vehicles within the precincts of any Aerodrome and enforce these by-laws in relation to the same and generally supervise the use of any Aerodrome. "Half-fare passengers" includes students who have received a dicss’ued adult fare by reason of being engaged in full time study at a secendary or tertiary educational institution. "Local Government Act" means the Local Government Act 1960 as amended or any Act for the time being in force amending or in substitution therefor. "Movement" means the takeoff or landing of an Aircraft in whatever manner within the precincts of any Aerodrome. "Non Regular Public Transport" means any Aircraft other than Regular Public Transport. "Owner" includes lessee, charterer and person for the time being in possession or control of an Aircraft. "Park" means to permit a Vehicle, whether attended or not, to remain stationary, except for the purpose of avoiding conflict with other traffic, or complying with the pro visions of any law, or of immediately taking up or setting down persons or goods. "Parking Stall" means a section or part of a road or of a Car Park which is marked or defined whether by painted lines, metallic studs or by signs for the purpose of indicating where a Vehicle may Park or take up or set down persons or goods and the use of which may be restricted as to the length of time for which a Vehicle may Park or take up or set down persons or goods and the class of Vehicle that may so do, which may include public, hire car, government, official, Shire staff, taxis, buses and motor cycles. "Pilot" means the person actually controlling an Aircraft at the relevant time and if there is no such person, then the person entitled to be in control. "Ranger" means any person appointed by or under the authority of the Shire as a ranger and whose duties include the control and supervision of the Standing and Parking of Vehicles within any Aerodrome and the enforcement of these by-laws. "Regular Public Transport" means any Aircraft engaged in a commercial flight and which is operated regularly according to a time-table available in advance. "Regulations" means the Air Navigation Regulations made under the Act and for the time being in force by Virtue of the Act. "Schedule" means the schedule to these by-laws. "Shire" means the Shire of Albany. "Sign" means a traffic sign, mark, structure or device placed or erected on or near a road or in a Car Park for the purpose of regulating or directing traffic. "Stand" in relation to a Vehicle means to stop a Vehicle and permit it to remain stationary, except for the purpose of avoiding conflict with other traffic or of complying with the provisons of any law. "Taxi" has the same meaning as taxi car in the Road Traffic Act 1974. "Traffic Island" means any physical provision other than lines marked on a road to guide Vehicles. "Vehicles" includes Buses, motor cycles and bicycles. Any term defined in the Act or Regulations shall have the same meanings in these by-laws unless inconsistent with the context or subject matter hereof. Use by Aircraft. 3. 1 The Owner of every Aircraft shall be entitled, UPON and subject to compliance with these by-laws to use any Aerodrome for the landing, servicing and departure of his Aircraft and the embarkment and disembarkment of passengers and freight.

7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1965 2 Unless and until so determined by the Reporting Officer any Aerodrome shall not be open to use for flying where the surface of the Aerodrome may be or may reasonably be expected to be unsafe for landing or departure of Aircraft. Provided that in the case of emergency, landings may be made, entirely at the Owner’s risk, upon such Aerodrome. Building, Council Approval, Notices, etc. 4. 1 Subject to the Act and Regulations, the Shire may erect, make or place upon any Aerodrome in such positions as it may see fit such buildings, terminals, structures, runways, landing strips, roads, barriers, conveniences, amenities, Carparks, Signs, notices, markings and other things as it may see fit for the more complete, effective, convenient and safe use and enjoyment of any Aerodrome as a landing ground for Aircraft. 2 a Any person who desires to erect any building, refuelling site, structure, improve ment, or make any excavation, provide or remove fencing, carry out planting of trees, or do any other thing "the Works" within or about the Aerodrome must first apply to the Shire for permisson to do so on Form 2 in the Schedule at least seven 7 days prior to commence ment of the Works; b The Shire may grant permission to carry out the Works upon such conditions as the Shire thinks fit including but without limiting the generality of the foregoing the imposition of a security bond to the satisfaction of the Shire of not less than five per cent 5% of the value of the Works; c The Shire may grant permission to carry out the Works subject to the payment of rental or other consideration for the use of the land upon which the Works are proposed to be carried out; d The Shire may requisition such information relating to the Works as it in its absolute discretion thinks fit. 3 None of the works referred to in Clause 2 hereof shall be commenced until an "Authority to Commence Work" as forms part of Form 2 has been granted by the Shire. 4 No exemption from any by-law including the Uniform Building By-laws and Health By laws and Regulations shall result by reason of the grant of the permission of the Shire to any proposed building refuelling site or other structure improvement or thing being constructed on any Aerodrome. 5 The Shire may from time to time set apart and grant authority for any land building structure or improvement or any part of a building structure or improvement within an Aerodrome to be used upon such terms and conditions as the Shire may stipulate by any person for the conduct of any business considered by the Shire to be an amenity or operation of benefit to any Aerodrome. 6 Except in accordance with an authority granted under By-law 45 and the terms and conditions of that authority, a person shall not, within any Aerodrome, either personally or by his servant or agent or otherwise howsoever, or as the servant or agent or otherwise howsoever of another person:- a sell, for delivery within any Aerodrome, or supply any goods or services; b carry on, or solicit for, any business; or c erect display or contribute or communicate by sound, any advertisement or public notice. Operation of Hire Vehicles at Aerodrome. 5. 1 Save with the prior consent in writing of the Shire no person shall:- a Provide a service or carry on the business of hiring self drive rental Vehicles within the boundaries of an Aerodrome; b Solicit for any business of hiring self drive rental Vehicles within the boundaries of an Aerodrome; c Deliver to or collect from an Aerodrome any self drive rental Vehicle that has been reserved for hire; d Do any act or thing that may facilitate a person: i Hiring a self drive rental Vehicle to; ii Collecting a self drive rental Vehicle from; or iii Delivering a self drive rental Vehicle to; a hirer of self drive rental Vehicles within the boundaries of an Aerodrome. 2 Nothing in this by-law contained or implied shall apply to Taxis. Right of Entry to Aerodrome. 6. 1 Save as herein provided, a person other than:- a a person lawfully employed upon duties in or about the supervision and control of any Aerodrome or of any business the conduct of which has been authorised pursu ant to By-law 4 5 or in respect of any self drive Vehicle rental business consented to pursuant to By-law 5 or in or about the arrival, departure or servicing of, or other attention upon by Aircraft lawfully using any Aerodrome; or b a passenger or intending passengers by Aircraft lawfully using any Aerodrome; shall not enter remain upon any Aerodrome or any part thereof. 2 The Shire may from time to time designate or set apart any specified part or parts of any Aerodrome:- a To which only persons from time to time designated by the Shire shall be admitted; b To which persons other than those mentioned in By-law 6 1 a shall not be admitted; c To which the general public, or any limited classes of the general public, may be admitted, either at all times or at specified times, or for limited periods and gener ally upon such terms and conditions as the Shire may determine. d To which no Vehicle may be admitted or to which a limited class of Vehicles may be admitted or to which Vehicles may be admitted only on such terms and conditions as the Shire may determine.